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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 11, 1890 · page 3

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linens nineteen at New Stiles in tillers.

Odd Sizes of Last Season’s Styles at Mark Down Prices.

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84 WASHIN TOV STREET,

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um um shamroc- tor-rrly occupied by Ambler a hunk, and will 1 pm I: on

Saturday, March 8,

WITH 1‘“ parlour [TOOK 0'

Wilthns. Moqnettes. Velvets. Body
and Tapestry Brussels. and
All Kinds of Ingrainn.

From 20 Cents Up.

V. will nut my price We tuvlto all rczdlug Carpets in [in In I all.

THE LARGEST LINE 0]" MATTINGS,

All th- nowr‘tlu o! the “on will be ”tinted ‘II our no room. We ain't otter this Spring

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Ring Muslin Underwear.

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Agents for Butterick’s Patterns.

II. can!‘ I! 1331631. tonal] with Labia 1 Estonia ll row wlrh no, then he will be
(Ind to are No (limb.

i‘w’SCOFIELD & HOYT,

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

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Creeierrantlllassiare
LOWER THAN EVER.

Decorated To. Set. 56
”com, 84 33.
PLUMBING, Moravian-herald”.
Still 3“ Ga; me Gcb‘ets, 40c to $l a doz.
Glass Ill-her lOc.

STEM HEATERS
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Hot Air Heaters.

llennell & llnslee

28 '3“ BL, 80. Norwalk.

leans Fisll flrslers

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new Bronx.
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or unscrupulous Pants-c Wooten Omar
noon-nu nursed on.

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slam. spud-lite! Marion-Noll
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FAWCETT’S

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tleerinn lint Sale!

Can-ends; today,

SATURDAYJDecJ

Ire ”long to be cold without regard to cm, to
nu ma- lor other goodl.

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A’l' VERY [0W PRICKS.

Ostrich Plumes and Tips

IS ALL Till NIW IBADB‘.

Mrs.W. F awcett

So. 3 WATER D'I'IEBI',
nonwnrx, cows.

1 FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,
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Berry Bros. Has-2’. Oil Finish.
Wire "filial Door Mat-

nomcthlng new. but thin: out.

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ALL sutures

Lowest Prices 1

The Boat Gaol: tor
the hut lousy

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BOOT & SHOE STORE,

an "All! STREET.

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run warmers the New Yortdimd
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after H 0%anth of tho I”. a!
levy & Lawns calm as the m
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m not avaryllh'rwg ready t'or no «at,
which was mute. [rev-tho Mats and “run

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tire run of ninety sites in '5 m
(«not time wins lauds Mm '31-:
Junction and Bound firmly: «lumen o0
fifty-firs miles, which was mud in It
minutes. This In the tram: run our”
between Pleilndoipuw and 111on City,

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A GOLOSSAL srocx ON OUR consents i

SEVERAL CAR LOADS ON THE WAY.
WE MUST MAKE ROOM.

The prices we are making on our merchandise this week Wlll'
crowd our store with anxnoIIs purchasers, so come in the forenoon
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lines trees.

We have made a special price
on three (3) lots of dress goods
tor this week only,’ comprising
lplain colors, plaids, stripes, etc.

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nut-gum t, mu- “ I,“ ,‘ assortment of plaids and stripes
mm.» ” ' “W, “‘ mm = in all the newest shades. They
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mm mm .._.;.. lat-rhimim. ffancy Sailings. 38 inches wide,

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who is looking for a nice dress

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fiW’efim‘ ' I: prove a tempting bargain. For
m' “Kmart: " w’ ' lthis week 25c per yard.
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"‘”WW°‘VW ”‘me ”in cries ol all grades. Lace Cur-
‘ns from 75c to $10 00 per
pair. In order to introduce
our Drapery Department wc

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runs rm - uu u in...» Holland Shades made to order.

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Largest variety in Norwalk;
all bought tor cash, and to be
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tlnntlerlurs.

Opening of our new Spring
goods. We are rcciving daily
large invoices of Jackets, Con-
nemurnn, ctc., for Spring wear,
and we will otter them at our
usually low prices. Just opcnd.

500 Spring Jackets, $198;
250 Spring Jackets. $2.98;
275 Spring Jackets, $3.98;
350 Spring Jackets. $4.98;
175 Spring Jackets, $6.98;

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75 of these new and most
stylish Garments for Spring
wear just arrived.

25 Connemarus at $4 49;
25 Connemaras at $9.49;
25 Connemaras at $11.50.

Largest showing in Norwalk.
Examine before making your

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Billions.

J ust received—a large in-
voice of Ribbon remnants from
the late fire of Kroulhsl Bros ,
New York. This lot consists
of both Satin Edge Faille and
Crown Edge Moire Ribbon in
all widths and shades, which
we will sell far below the reg-
ular rates. Come early and
secure a bargain before all the
best shades are selected.

Lee are Enlreilerr Ilene!

Immense Stock, Full
Assortment and Lowest
Prices we have ever oflered.
75 pieces, 2 to 4 inch embroid.
cries and insertions at 61c per
yard.

100 pieces 3 to 6 inch Ham-
burg and Swiss embroideries
for drm or skirt trimmin
worth from 250 to 30c per
yard, at 19c per yard.

60. pieces 45 inch scalloped or
hematitched Swiss flouncings
for Ludica’, Children’s or In.
fonts wear. A burgnin st 81.

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250 rolls at new spring Car-
pets now open. They are the
latest productions of the looms,
and the newest designs for
spring. To those who desire
new Carpets for spring we urge
the importance of a selection
frorn our new stock soon, as
late in the season the best pat-
terns urc gone and cannot be
duplicated. In order to start
our carpet trade we 05%;;
entire line at extremely low
prices:

Hemp Carpets 20c. per yard.

Ingrain Carpets 25c to 600 “
per yard.

Extra Super Ingraius 58 to
75c.

Tapestry, 45 to 900.

Body Brussels, $1.00 to 81.-
25 per yard.

Velvets and Moquettes at
$1.50 per yard.

Hosiery Department-

Our stock of spring hosiery
now complete. All the latest
styles in Ladies’ and Gent’s
plain and fancy hose from 5c
per pair upwards.

Ladies’ and Gent’s full regu-
lar made, Seamless Hose, from
15c per pair up.

Umbrellas.

Ladies’ Satgen Umbrellas, in
both gold and oxydized silver
capped handles, 24 lobes and
26 inches, warranted fast black
at 65c and 75c each.

in llenerlnene

Closing out sale to be con‘
tinned only a short time longer
Artists tube colors 50; Sable
Brushes 7c. Bristle Brushes 5.
Elegant line of photogrnph
frames to hang. Largo assort- _
ment of cabinet frames, ,
designs. Elegant writing
ers either by box or quire. All
these goods at or below cost.
Don’t fail to secure some of the
many bargains before it is too .
late, at the closing out sale.

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It’ you dwell within ,
miles of us end porch“ goods
to the amount of $10.00, the

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

railroad ticket. If you I :
farther from us, within '3 hum
dred miles, your xoodc nun-
delivered free. Orders"
mail will be carefully

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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promptly supplied.

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