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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 4, 1889 · page 4

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toyed. Later B. Faulkner to Iran

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The crime for which GeaPaulkuerwas
triedwasthswrsckingdthsl'iratliattoual
lube! Damvills,Il.Y.,ofwhichhawm
adlrsctor,andhishrufli¢,.lames,thepsasi-
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“led by a Dynamite Explosion.

Bottoms, Mich, Oct. L—A terrible ex-
ploaiuoaarred in the RedJacketpsI-pen-
dicularsbaftoftbsCalumstanstcla mine
“W’J'Twmty—dx miners wereworking
atthe‘bsttomof the shft, over 1,000 feet
belowthesurfacs. At noon a miner-acci-
dmtally struck a dynamite cartridge with
hi pick and an explosion followed. The
wsrs‘luddled together, and itis re
markabls‘ that My escaped death. Two—
WW’ and Otto Punch—were
killed outright 'Nelson Bloom and Capt.
Johniflflllfimwcre fatally injured, and
says: Mum hurt,someot themrery
ssriotnly. I

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Saunas. 8,:Y.,0cr. s—The Woman’s
Bulb-agency. of New York, held a "con—
ventitm" have andthsroll allwasanswered
tobylemthanadoaendelcgates. Ata
pivatesemiouof thscrmvsntionaplatform
mgofovsrzfill words was adopted
byHamiltonWilcox,“ New York, audtwo
others. Attbspnblic as-on ls- than forty
pamwaeprmthemajority of whom
werevillap-a, drawn in out of curiosity.
Thesactmdpublic lesion wasadvsrtiaed for
7:!!!pnsfibutatihat time no one had ap-
pearedat thehall.

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”thou-Mes for a Wife Beater.

Bammo‘atr, Oct. 4,—Johu Eissnbergsr,
agedii’iyem'da man of WWW”
convictedriit‘brutalwifc beatingassdsm-
tsnced tom lashes and thirty days in
hit Tbcmtfihcstookthslrismefshreath,
foritismt’tst annual tointlict punishmmt
by the lfl, but his treatment of a frail
woman was more than inhnnmn. Eisen-
bergsnbthe fourth man sentenced to the
lsdrficetheenactmentofthelawinlm

The Mac Turned a Bomsrsault. *
Cuvxuxn,0ct. 4.—-In a freight wreck
on the Youngstown and Pitts-
burg road, near 0.

malt over a highcrnbank-
muhbutneithsrtheengineer nor firm
washnrt. Sixcarsandacaboomwerctotally
wrecked.

latency Inst ltahd Trial.
Cum, N. J., Oct. 4.—Thenetworkwhich
flisoflcersof the law have been weaving
around ChalklsyLecouey for tbepast few
daysiuordertohatennponhimtbemurder
cthknisce,Annb,waswovenstillcloasrby

tbdhuhlof the writ of babes
presented last week in his behalf. Judge
“Gm rennndsd Imy to when for

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Cloak and Wrap Depart-
ment—Second Floor

No need of going out of Norwalk this season for an cut-
aido garment Berlin, Paris, London or New York's very
highest and most exclusive creations in Cloaks, Wraps and
Jackelr. We place on sale to morrow M-vnal lots of tailor-
made Jackets, 'l'op (lusts, New music".

One lot of Checked and Striped Jackets st 31.05, worth
38.50.

One lot Direcloire Coats. value $8.00. at $4 95

One tot Imported Coats, value 810 50, at .0 49.

One lot Btockinet Coats, value $5.00, at $3.49.

Four lots Imported and Directoire Newmsrkets, plain
and braided lapcls and pockets. handsomely finished, at
“.95. 88 95. ”95. 813-50- ‘

One lot of English Plush Jackets, valued at sicoo. at
310.08.

Six lots of English Plush Bncques at 819.95 to 849.00.

Silks—Paine Francais.

In Black] we are carrying a full assortment of these
very popular silks, prices ranging from 75 to M 50 per y'ard.

Full line of all the latest shades at 99¢ per yard. Regu-
lar price for these silks 01.1%.

In novelties and trimming silks we are showing the

best line that has ever been displayed in Norwalk. Prices
from 75c to $1.75 per yard.
Black Gros Grain Silk. We would call your attention

tooue bargain we are cflering this week in these goods.
viz: Cashmere finish, as inches wide, best American Silk,
at 01.09 per yard, "regular price 81.37%."

Dress Goods.

Full line comprisinu oil the latest shades. In 40 inch all
wool cashmere for 48c per yard. Regular price for these
goods 62in per yard.

Just received new line of the popular Drap Dc Almat—
includiug Blacks—which we are selling at 62in per yard.
Never been offered before for less than 756 per yard.

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

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

Domestics.

lc. Best quality 04104 print, good colors, this fall pat-
terns for do per yard. Regular price “tic per yard.

Extra quality Robe de Neglige cloths in latest Persian
effects and notorious for l2ic per yard. Regular price I52:
per yard.

Just received. Full line of lace curtains and pomflers,
from 980 to 810.00 per pair. Call and examine our line be.
fore buying elsewhere.

Blankets.

lo 4 Blankets at 89c per pair. worth‘tmfi.
104 " 1.10 “ “ “ 1.371}.
104 “ 2.25 " “ " 2.62;.
104 ” 2.08 " " ” 2.871}.
10 4 " 4.09 “ “ “ 4.62}.

V 10 4 “ 4.98 “ “ " 5.50.
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5,50 “ u " 0.25.
Glove Department.

TbcgreatcatbargaininKidGloveacvcrheardot.
wdcuufiBuuouthkandColomaiaowdoaenlace

as we have them at 20c, the, 31.12, 81.25 and 31.87;.

Our $1.12 and 81.57% Gloves are warranted, sad we
mean what we say. Our aim is to give satisfaction to all.
Our line of Jersey Gloves is bought and on the way. When
they arriycws shalths abletoshow youths largestand
best line ever clued in liorwalk.

Buttons and Trimmings.

Wewillopsuflaturdayali thelateststylesaudwill be
soldstpricrsthatwill surpriseths moat skeptical buyers.

Will open on Saturday with the

Most Complete, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of Dry Goods, Upholstery, Artists"
Materials and Kitchen Furnishings
ever shown in Norwalk

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Hosiery Department.

Now is your time to purchase Winter Hosiery, as we
have just received a full line or ladies’, Gents' and find“
rrn's. and we are offering them at prices that are surpris.
ing. For a sample we will mention our Indies’ all wool
ribbed hose at 124:3. We- are positive that others are asking
20c for the some goals. Our 190 and Mo black, all wool
ribbed base are excellent value. All we ask is a thorough
inspection of our stock. We are positive you will find
something which will he of irvlrrcst to you. Remember
you will find largaina in this department at all times.

Underwear Department.

This is the department in which we are leaders, as
must he acknowledged.

lnfanta' non shrinking ribbed Vesta in sizes 1. a, 3 at 28c

Children's white leriuo Vests and Pants, 16 to 84 in.
10 inches at the, rise of 2con each size. _

Ladies' Alliance Jersey Vests, warranted not to shrink,
at 81c, In aim 2, 3, 4. These goods would be cheap at Cl 25.

We also have a Lad'vs‘ all wool Jersey Vest, in 2, 3, 4.
at “.24, sold elsewhere at ".50.

This departmen' ir- now complete and we are prepared
to meet all demands. Give us a call and we will convince
you that what we advertise is the truth and nothing but
the truth.

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lowing, as we know (from well founded facts) that it will is

beof great interest to them: We will rflrr on Saturday,
Sept. 28th, 50 doz. Lsdies' Bury Merino Vests at the
monishiug low price of 25:: each. which we guarantee can-
not be bought elsewhere less than 50c.

Small Wares.

On Monday of next week we will open our Music De-
parlment 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. Catalogues frre. This music is
retaited by other dealers for 10¢, l2lc,15c and at prices
marked on copies.

Toilet Department.

8 ounce bottles of Florida Water for 25c.; this is actual-
ly worth 336.

Bay Rum, medium size for 12), worth 19c.

Ifetsllic Hair Brushes l2} and 25c. .

1 lot of Purses st 12; and lie, good value at so and 25c.

Handkerchief Depart-

ment.

Torchon lace from to. to 80¢. per yard.
New line of Black Lace Scarfs at prices from 49 to 2 29.

Black lace Plouncing from we. to 2.75.
Gent’s Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c. each, worth 15c. and
20c.
Ladies‘ Handkerchiefs 15 to 35c.

Art Department.

Second Floor.

Don’t forget us when you want a picture framed. One .

hundlrd styles of Ilonlding in Oak, Gilt, Oxydized Silver,

Bronze, White, Gold, to, all at the lowest prices. Frames ,

for Cabiuct Piaurea and 8:10 Photogrrpbe.
Elegant Line of Stationery.

Good Commercial Note, lit: a nod (120 sheets). En-

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Kitchen Department.

Large Glass Water Pitchers, only 19¢ each.

Gold Band Plates, only to each.

Fruit Jars, Mu per dourn.

Decorated Mann-andflmgiugnmkmflcand 19c.
Silver Plated Baltand Pepper Carton, only We each.
Granitelrgn‘l'easudCofleel’otl. allaiaes, I'tficeach.
Don’t forget to inquire for our Bargain Counter. -

Open Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o’clock.
Saturdays till 10 o’clock.

BOSTONA STORE

 

Cor. Main and Wall Streets.

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Prices Reasonable.

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HATS! HATS!

FALL STYLES,

lasllpadcaaadcolorsol'

Stll and Soft flats, Silk Hats.

Boy‘sllatasadcspaoash Bolster-maul]
a. lialriascl‘tnatstorqnst

RNAPP’s,
91 Washington St.

Particular alto-[Ion paid to
“sing, Cleaning and Ire-Ina
sills flats. s29

SEWERSl

l". M. PIERCE
smart or

SEW E R PIPE
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HALE’S LIST.

Glam-mahtcgoodatohetoaadst

The Puncture; Bur Stare.

Bottled macs-a! Waters.
, nus-tour one “a." Bathnrn,
arms, Pfi'mwnwm Belize. A1231:

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Jacob M. Layton,

1H Bandit-Apt.

General lusuranceigcncy
mus-s Accldmt.

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Mister lead
as all ‘ film-yttrium
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South lot-walk. Donn.

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PLAISTED’S HUGH REMEDY.“

 

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ELEBY C. CLARKE, M. D., Norwalk.
C. 8. MURRAY, If. D.. "
DEXTER BITCHCOCK, M. D., "
G. R. IchONFflAL, If. D., “

 

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We have many more, but deem these sufficient to show that the medicine is all we ’
claim for it.

L Guano: B. Foam—Dear Sin—Knowing the formula from which Plailted’
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify that‘- It‘e mediainee of which i .
are of recognized utility for throat and lung troubles,
opium or any poisonous or injurious drus.

tiscomposed

and that it contains no

Wu. C BURKE, JR... M. D., South Norwalk,

C. G. BOHANNAN, If. D..

E. B. MINOR. If. D., "
_ G. W. BENEDICT. If. D., “

ll. HUNGERFORD, If. D., Stamford,

W. S. TODD, II. D., Ridgeileld.

 

Yours respectfully,

[From Samuel McGowan, Chief Engineer South Norwallr Fire Department]
Grocer B. Foam—Dear Sir :——-I have used Plaisted’s Cough Remedy in m
for several years, and would not he Without it.

I think it is the best med -
have ever seen for coughs, colds and lung troubles.

SAMUEL IchOWAN.

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We claim we sell the

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

HOODY’S AROMATIC SYRUP

lurcholeralorhusaad'l‘sethl Children. l’rouounmdtobc th
from whohareusedlgg eduetttbingprcduccdtnthlsllna

Price, 250 a. B’ottle.

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WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter

 

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

38 Washington St. So. Norwallr.

 

 

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Stock‘is Large,
Our Goods New,

Our, Prices Low.
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BIKES 600])8, FANCY GOODS, NOTlllNS, M3.

The latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost in Variet , have been :3;

us in one mighty effort for trade. y com- "
«snot be so
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for
sold under guarantee. Inspect us, criticise us, know us,
fair and mvs you dollars.

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

COME AND SEE US.

B.HALL&CO_
GROCERIES AND MEATS",

Our Fall and Winter

 

 

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W.-.B. HALL & 00.

E BARGAIN S'I'llllE 0F BRIDGEPIIR'I‘
W111 Make their Opening Display

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safe and reliable goods
and you will find we send

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