Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 28, 1889 · page 2

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Clock and Wrst Depart-
.mcnt—Seoon Floor.

No need 0! going out of Norwalk this season for an out-
side garment. Berlin, Paris, London or New York‘s very
highest and most exclusive creations in (hosts, Wraps and
Jackets. We place on sale to-morrow several lots of tailor-
msde Jackets, Top Coats, Newmarkets.

One lot of Check and Striped Jackets at 01.05, worth
03.50.

One lot Directoire Costa, value $8.00, at $4 95.

One lot imported coats, value $10.60, at $0.49.

One lot Stockinet (bats, value 05.00. at $3.40.

Four lots Imported and Directnire Newmsrkels, plain
and braided lapels and pockets, handsomely finished at
“.05, (8.05, 89.95, $12.50.

One lot of English Plush Jackets, valued at $15.00, at
.1098.

Six lots of English Plush Bacquce at “0.95 to “0.00.

Silks-Paine Francois.

In Blacks we are carrying a full asaortments of there
very popular silks, prices ranging from 7.5 to 81.50 per yard.

Full line of all the latest shades at 89c per yard. RJgu
lar price for these silks $1.121}.

In novelties and trimming silks we are showing the best
line that has ever been dlrplayed in Norwalk. Prices from
750 to 01.75 per yard.

Black Gros Grain Silk. We would call your attention to
one bargain we are ofl'ering this week in these goods, viz.:
Cashmere finish, 22 inches wide. best American eillr, at
81.09 per yard, “regular price 31.37;."

. Dress Goods.

Full line comprising all the latest shades in 40 inch all
wool cashmere [or 48¢ per yard. Regular price for these
goods 0211c per yard.

Just received new line ol the popular Drop De Aimee—
including Blacks—which we are selling at attic per yard.
Never been oflered before for less than 75c per yard.

Blue, Brown, Grey, Black and Green Scotch Mixtures,
full 54 inch wide, 29c per yard. Regular price 45c per yd.

Competition is the life of trade, and that is your gain.
We offer for this week only, good quality, extra heavy
Ladies cloth 50 inch wide for 79c per yard. Regular price
for these goods 81.00 per yard.

Domestics.

In. Best quality 04x04 print, good colors, this {all pat-
terns for Go per yard. Regular ’lic per yard.

Extra quality Robe de Neglige cloths in latest, Persian
eflecta and colorings for 12~lc per yard. Regular price 15c
per yard.

Just received. Full line of lace curtains and porteriers,
from 98c to $10.00 per pair. Call and examine our line he
tore buying elsewhere.

Blankets.

104 Blankets at $1: per pair, worth $1.12}.

10 4 " 1.19 “ 1.37;.
10-4 “ 2.25 " “ “ 2.02%.
10-4 “ 2.” “ “ “ 2.87].
104 " 4.09 “ “ " 4.024}.
1“ st 4.98 as u u 5 m.
10 4 u 5.50 " o 25.

Glove De artmcnt.

’The greatest bargain in Kid Gloves ever heard of.

50 dozen 5 Button Black and Colors, also 50 dozen [ace
in Black and Colors, at astonishingly low prices of 59¢ ~per
puir. This is the time you should not fail to accept the of.
fer.

0f nouns this does not signify that we have no others,
as we have them at 79c, 05c 81.12, 31.25 and ‘1 37;.

Our $1.12and 31.87} Glovesare warrsnmdnnd we mean
what owe my. Our aim is to give satisfaction to all. Our
line of Jersey Gloves is bought and on the way. When
they arrive we shallbeable to show you the largest and
best line ever altered in Norwalk.

Soaps.

CUTICURA SOAP 40 per cake, only one cake to cus—

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In all the numerous Departments throughout our establishment, comprising the

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of the leading manufacturers of Europe. In addition we will inaugurate the season with the
following

Special Bargains.

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W:The BOSTON STORE

- Cor. Main and Wall Streets.

Hosiery Department.

Now is your time to purchase winter Hosiery, as we
have just received a full line of Ladlea', Gent's and Child-
ren’s, ahd we are offering them at price—s which are surpris-
ing. For a sample we will mention our Indies' all wool
Ribbed hose at 12k. We are positive that others are asking
20c. it r the same goods. Our 106. and 24c. hlaok, all want i
Ribbed Bore are excellent value. All we ask is a thowugh
inspection: of our stock. We are [X'llli't' you will find some-
thlng which will hoof interest to you. Remember you will
Ilnd bargains in this (lop-limos” at all times.

Underwear Department.

This is the department in which ar- are leaders, and it.
must be acknowledged. l
Infants’ non shrinking thlwrt v-‘Ill In a z-s l, 2,3 al 28c. 9
Children's white Merino Vesta and Pantr, 10 to 34‘
inches, 10 inches at 15c, rise of 2c. on each size. '
Ladies? Alliance Jersey Vests, warranted not to shrink, l

at 87c., in sizes 2, 3, 4. These guards would hechesp at $1 25. :
We also have a Ladiea' all wuol Jersey Vest in 2, 3, 4 at E
31.21. sold elsewhere at. st .50. i
This (ll'plrlmr'nt is now complete uml u"- are prrpend i

to meet all demands, lizvn us a call and we Will convince
you that what we a in-rlI-e is ill" truth and nothing but
the truth. .
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lowing, so we know (hum well intruded facts) that it will
hoof great interest. lothem: We will offer on Saturday,:
Sept. 28:h,50 dozen Lsdies‘ Heavy Merino Vests at the;
astonishing low price of 25c. each, which we guaranteel
cannot be bought elsewhere‘ledd than 50c. i
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Small Wares. l

On Monday of next week we will open our Music De. «
psrtment and will sell all our sheet music at 5c. per copy.
Our catalogue consists of 2,000 copies, including all the?
latest pieces in this line. ‘
rotailed by other dealers for 10c., 12in , 15c.
marked on copies.

and at prices}
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Toilet Department.

8 ounce bottles of Florida Water {or 25c; this is actual-l
ly worth 33?. :

Buy Rum, medium size for line, worth 10:.

Metallic Hair Brushes 12% and 250.

1 lot of Purses at 12; and He, gord value nt 20 and 25‘s. :

Handkerchief Depart-é
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Torchou Lace from dc. to 30c. per yard. .
New line of Black Lace Scarf- at prices lrom 49 to 2.29 .
Black Lace Financing from 02c. to 2.75. i
Gent’s Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c. each, worth 15 and?
20:2. 5
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs 15 to 85¢.

Buttons and Trimming-s.

We will open Saturday all the latest styles and will be
sold at prices that will surprise the most skeptical buyers.

Art Department.

Second Floor.

Don't forget us when you want a Picture framed. One
hundred styles of Moulding in Oak, Gilt. Oxydized Silver.
Bronze, White, Gold, to, all at the lowest prices. Frames
for Cabinet Pictures and 8310 Photographs. .

Elegant Line of Stationery.

Good Commercial Note, 193 a .pound (120 sheets), En-
velopes, 5c pack, 80c for box of 250. Box Papers at 7c, 0c.
Me, 100, 170, 18': and 196. Splendid Linen Paper at 10c per
quire. Ask for Herons Ward's and Whirlng’s Elegant
Quire Paper. Ink, Ilucilage, Pens, and Stationers’ Sundries,
Visitors always welcome at the Art Department.

Kitchen Department .

Large Glass Water Pitchers, only 10c each.

Gold Band Plates, only 0c each.

Fruit Jars, 80¢ per dozen.

Decorated Flower Pots and Hanging Baskets, 0c and 19c
Silver Plated Salt and Pepper Casters, only We each.
Granite Iron Tea and Codes Pots, all sites, 75c each.
Don’t forget to inquire for our Bargain Counter.

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(nouns B. human-Dear Sir :—Knowing the formula ll’om which Pleisted‘s
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify that the medicines of which it is composed
arr-of recognized utility for throat and lung troubles, and that It contains no
opium or any [Inlt'lttliilll or injurious drug.

l-ILERY C. CLARKE, It. 1)., Nonmilr.
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[From Sentinel llctlowan, Chief Engineer South Norwalk Fm- Department ]

GEORGE B. PLAIS'I’KD—Dear Sir :—~I have used Plaistrd's Cough Rvmedy in my
lam-l for sr't‘l’al years, and would not be without it. I think 1'. i; the best merit
clue have ever ee.-n for coughs, colds and lung troubles.

Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.

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For Yachting or Excursion Partles. It has noniqual.

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.

We claim we sell the

ry and Creamery Butter

In town for price and quality. You can judge for yourself.

MOODY’S AROMATIC SYRUP

Port‘holers lorhus and Teething Children. Yrououueed to he the hunt thine produced in this line
from those who have used it.

Price, 250 a. Bottle.

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CHA’SQE. SEYMOUR’S,

33 was” “man 8t" ' " 80a Norwalka

W. B. HALL & 00.

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Will Make their Opening Display

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Our Stock is Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.

We make a business of making bargains in

Dry Goods and Notions

DRESS 600DS, FANCY 600113, NOTIONS, &c.

The latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost in Variety, have been com-
bined by us in one mighty effort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Oderings 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 safe 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 feet more room, and New Passenger Elevator.

COME AND SEE US.

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All. 03]!!!” men PIGHPTLY.

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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unirimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 250.

 

FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

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RIBB NS Rfilllliill n sen.

Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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

H. KRIEGER.

Mnhnclremo llotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

DAVIDSTOW.
FURNITURE

PARLbR * SUITS.
Mohair Plush 50113. With Divans,
$40.00.

Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
‘ DAVID STOW,

07. so and DI lain Street, South Norwaltt. Ilp Stairs,

 

 

 

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