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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 3, 1890 · page 4

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The Woman's Belle! Corps oi Bock-
ingham Post, 0. A. It, will giveaatraw-
seaboard harry teativai this alternoon and evening

 
 

 

low , simple
will million-Jaaaataodwhsnysn have
holleditdra minute-in theiiretpot oi
waterliltltout. drain loraiewseconde
audplacecarstullyiuaaecondpotwhleh
you must have lull 0! last boiling water
on the stove. Empty the first water
away and bet} your cabbage till tender
in them—Good Housekeeping.

fiRRIED.

 

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1,000 yards or All Silk Said! it the 'sbsurd price of
25 dozen Lsdies' Fine Lsce Striped Handkerchiefs st
2!), dozen Children’s Colored Bordered Fest Color Handkerchiets, per dozen,
The finest thing in Lsdies’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at
We will ollcr just for fun a line of Lodies’ Summer Skirts at

 

M 1 case of the Best Gingham for the next week at ., .

 

 

 
 

r at the Autumn.

Tbestockholdenintbenew hotel on-
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gfiéa'amaadll-Im n'anwlgk'. bushel

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1 case of Amoskeng Sateeus at the very low figure of

 

 

 

approximate coat of the building will be

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

rebuiltted b! the architect. szn. Shade. to older at short nollco. of superior workmanship, and .1 |uug prices.
W Silas W. Gregory has moved his liver, Adm new this seiner-tings
rung- «in M in ”b” out!“ to "w Bur-cw mm M ' M“'""“ m" M. SCO db 0
m an, tly ' warmer where he will conduct his business until agrarian or a cosrsrnrr no naLu- ‘ _
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“(we “in weather will robav
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tor moonlight excursions and can be
cluttered for that purpose at sresson-
able price. Application should he made

 

 

The steamer ”Medea" is well adopted M
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Advertisements owl-r thlehoad. not close-ling h

limitation: stimuhocJ

 

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w ,wlthasarly “my temper-
‘andlooalraln.

m lor "Harlow.

to Captain Rowland.

 

Archie Kemper, _Clarenoe Bullion and

 

 

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RBI—A PINK. LARGI. BAY ruin
Borne; wand. kind and penile; afield oi
nothing; soldier wont done; would sell harness
mflm' wishm. Mucus oi I. D. P. mailman.

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icr ‘lsdlae to" ridge. moulghrgiflt-
nnt street. South lorwals.

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tort 31.50 from him loracloclr which
was to havoheen delivered with some

 

.1 oiho .Bartnoiowpreac to-
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m aboyuamedGraves.ot Westport, have
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or tb’m “’ ‘ , , - Johannes whomedaadeclded hick A93,
racrmunfi “employed reveral against tboagent whoattemptsd to ex.

 
 
 
 

SECOND HAND FURNITURE. STOVE. CAR»
, nought and Iold ll-

Gormau publication, tree oi chsrge, has 23:, m

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Steamboat to New York.

 

, ”audience in tholl. E. church at
Whimsyevening.

‘The First I. E. Sunday school are .1.
hearing for the Children's Day concert

 

extracost.

Town Clerk Selleck has given almost
all his entire time for the poet two days

 

 

 
 

wearers-um .
of llllamBJleed.

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COMINCIIG HONDAY, HAY £8,

The Steamboat “CITY OF

 

, V to regiatering dogs. He is now preparing
“ T w m and” mm" s list or those out have been registered,
oft-minnow and festival at the

? Hafiz. church on Friday' evening

 

Iolectmen. Dog owners whose names

ODS“ BUILDING wrs AND PARIS A'l'
“SONAR

 
 
 
 
 

which will be placed in the bond! of the now I'll).

Friday, May 30.

NT
wwu 00“ um: um sunscrross wins

30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will last but a few days, at 29c

N. I! «(in the filth oi’ lay we will open a Custom Slade Depart-ens, when we will furnish

monwwn AND sou-r2 NORW‘IIK.

 

} Will make daily trips to New York, leaving South Norwalk at 7 45 a m. Returning. lesve flew York:
Bee mason-n; ”aluminium. .lu‘yxdaudSatuniaya halihourearlter. Freight
mdvediromi Lliohp. m. MSlngchOecuts; KremlonJOoeota.

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,pro-isrstobeauwce-tulam.

“ George, w. Jim“ Iiisa Susie"
, weremarrledattholethodiet
m inPortchestsr, N. 1, Kay 30.

do not appsaron this list will be hunted
up and compelled to take out o license.

THIS lORNING’S BLAZE.

 

 
 
 
 

TWOchdeehuudinzlm,5oandmieetrronr.ou
'utamuo. Applyto VJ}.
LIHOYT.

TO LET.

SEASON.

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no lurin- nouao lot on Fire and

" , Illo'liorwalhs having disbanded, there Burns to m Ground.

Advertisementsuuder bead,not
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this standings

 

 

bi’alk‘amongthe batters of organizing This morning about 10 o'clock names

Will give a Concert in grove in the afternoon, end

 

 

burst through the roof of the house
tormerly occupied by Jones Lsdrigsn,
corner of Witch lane and Baton Bill

' airline for the purpose of playing Satur-
dsyatternoon games.

 

 

 

CAPABLIWOIA‘K POI emu. HOUSI-
work. Mam
John A. Osborn, 4! Well

 

that will also be dancing in the aiurnoon.

to Ira.

required. Appl
a] jun 3i

avenue. Norr-

 

 

 

 

Tho- the I. n. Palladium.)
ACTUAL Cfll’flGNlNG.

A Project tar Giving tho c N. G. flora

, ”Illa cuaus takers have commenced
'ihflrlahdrsinthlrtown. Theyhave as
y“ build very lew people who have
hull-willingtoaoawertho questions.

 
 
 

 

 

UPPIR PART 0! 3005!. 0011le [um
lord Phos. South

fiwq-Imnwmwardavagzeaaf;
Both mini Also a use
”tinnitus. mutual LWOODWARD

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“PM ”WWW-'0" 6}” available an the building soon buru- “mm“ mm“? - 3‘" 4' "533:" a
“WWW”! and conlcctron- ed to the ground. The house , PBOPRlIl‘olts. mom :3
“will.“ Norwalk. wll vacated a few days ago. There is ”EgTEM‘rli'fifg‘mflmflid '1‘] VI [5 TABLE V)
mm mm: of we M o, no doubt but that the fire was the work ‘1 ”"30” tn. Ava: to “W"; 3n * 7, m
'm'.‘ ”PM until Wed- at an incendiary. The house was owned 0"" ' "‘3" St “MEDEA it "D"
mqmuumo...wm w.n........a...a.....m.a..moo. enemmweersrsrmce earner ' - g
‘7 Thelma is covered b insurance. ‘
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[cove Scuth not?” . tor letotoliWITol‘nt. Wilson
Point and Belle island-i0 a la. use p. Ill. 2 p.
#-.:)20 9. IL, ti or on uriral ohteamcr (rent New

to
have Wilson Point tor Belle Isistd and Baton

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wmtwy'
Thmisachanceforwarinthel‘iinth
ward. Thesncoemotthebattleoilieri-
dawaaaogreat that military menare

Decker’spaiuters are employed
,, LDicherman’abloelronWs-b
.. lust. When the workisoom-
# 'buildingwillbcveryattractv

jfflananburyfiewamya: ”the mono!
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Sueha battleshonld belooghtnearl'ew
Haven, and there is no better spot than
the upper end of the Ninth ward. At
least one regiment would take part. and
the (fleet would be much better it two

 

 

already laying plans {or next year. It.

 

H003] 03 alum ”.503. 9 BOOISkAu.
mun modern nominate. Bent low. ”fl!

Hosiery Department.

10.23; m. IriOth, 850p. m., 43.) p. m
135 p. In. (Bell Island only.)
lcr South lorwalk—iima. IL. 2 to p. IL. use

la.
“lave Iell Island for Man Point—loo) am.

 

 

 

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Hang-firemen avenue. lorwalh. Inquire
or hrr smith.

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boindtopeulawhowoaidllhcio

arm. ll. 03 SMOKE mos.
lorries

Ladies’ En 'Iish Striped Hose,
Hose, in all grades and-sizes.

Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread, 25 ,.
A full line of Ladies’ and Children’s

1,2)p.-.«Ip.us.,4.4tlp.n.
l’or Wilson Point and South lawns—rue a.
I. 130 .m..5.flp, m.
titanium Point lot Bell nuns, wmon Point
andflouthlcrwalI—iuoa I..i$)p.rn ,5 tsp. in.
lot Wilson Point—ins p. -.

sonar mus nau.
Leave steamboat deck for m Point at

mandiworuomaln attic-
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duty hubeeaonapoaoeiooting. The
guardahavobesupoued, but there has
bosonoca-paignlngJortherehaehren
noenemytowarch.
“Whatlpropoasiatbat thel’irst and
Third regiments shall be mobilized at
rompoint between lertden and Raw
lord. This loroowill invadeliaw Haven
oountyaudtbefieventbandl’ourthregi-
msutswlll resist the attack. TheGull-
lord battery and the availablocavalry
iboald be divided between the
coursaa piano! campaign
arbitrary rules should be
but in gsneralthemovemente
he latt to the jodgmentolthe
muoderr. The invading inroa-

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FOLLY GAIETY

Brrlrsrrr Company.
20 Will Will. 20.

5 Great Comedians. 5.

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1m , i i locality

' “5".“ to . I I, game were engaged. The most ambitious Emmw “mg? m g :33;:1“"'.i““.‘il‘},:}:;£_
scheme was broached by a well'hnown Anabolic. minimise. can :gt;:—.I L 3-45;an
military man yesterday. "For years,” I . 510 p.ru., .. .. 'MNpJn.
said he, "thehrigado has gone into camp W .
at Nlauticoud has had a real_ good time "I“ ‘1 "0 ROWLAND! Captain-
and learned how to go through a dress
m m“... m, 9,,“ "MW 0001'“ 110088, Korwalk. Boy of the Manufacturer.
log oi guard duty, aodoi lateyeanaome on near 0er.
manoeuvreaol practical value have been
attempted. But all the tone 0! camp TUESDAY,June 3.

 

 

ATTRACTIONS !

Hrrmr Underwear.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VESTS.
25c.

GENTS’ WHITE SUMMER VESTS,

from 50 up.

LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
100, 170, 250.

 

COME AND SEE ME.

 

NGBVMLK ‘FAlll GROUNDS, .
your: mum.

mill: 10, ll, 12, 13. '
P113838. - 32.000

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m willingly irrrrrr
lllmll Brim: lllltlllill,

GENTS’ GRAY VESTS & DRAWERS

Prick Boylston

 

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SATURDAY

 

 

 

 

 

Muslin lllrrlrrwrar Doorman.

m PAST RACE EACH DAY m. ' ' ' '
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won-sq margin us.

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SOUTH NORW'ALK.

at popular prices.

KERMAN <3: SON.

Fabric and Kid Gloves, O'ood values

250 up.

 
 

*Bale.

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1 ,3",

for?!

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These are all cut prices

84 WASHINGTON STREET,

 

 

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» » summer-gills

A... on. mass. GEO. JELIFFE,

JEWELER.- .UIDIRTAKER.

M, watcher, Jewelry. lama-run

 

 

 

 

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And from the very favorable opening we have had so far, we
[or] certain of our success in the lulnrc.

Hanging Lamps at

3 Cakes lliggins’ Pure Soap,

25 pieces 4-4 Percale Shining,
Best Grades Dress Ginghams,
25 pieces Dower Flannel v

illaslr'rrtur Street. 95 ‘ ‘

sourH NORWALK.

”a... 496 A ...,...

ll} SUBBEEIIS LIKE SflflflESS!

 

 

 

 

 

TllMilliG ,runcmssn 'rlln ENTIRE STOCK or

E. C. KERR/[GAR

At less than ‘one half its actual cost, we will for an opening

sale, close out the entire stock at prices which will be way ho
low the cost of manufacture:
Clothes Pins, 0 dozen for 5 cents
1000 Cups, . 4 cents each
1000 Saucers, . 4 cents each
700 Wine Goblets, 4 cents each
1000 Tumblers, . . 2 cents each
25 dozen Brooms, 9 cents each
500 Goblets, . , . 4 cents each
25 Decorated Dinner Sets, 11?. pieces, reduced from $14.95
to $9 49. -
100 dozen Eureka Paper Pails, . 19 cents each
500 Salt Boxes, . 9 cents each
75 Lamps (big drive) . 39 cents each
Hall Lamps, Ruby Globes, $1.98 each

$1.08, $53.03, $408,314!)

LAST BUT nor LEAST.

100 Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces to set, worth at lowest

$3.49, during this sale, $2.09.
, 5 cents

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DRESS GOODS.

For a leader in this Department~Exlra Quality, full 36-inch
wide Cashmere, all the latest shades, also Black, 21c per yard.

DOMESTICS.

12; cents per yard
11; cents per yard
5; cents per yard

N O T IO N S .
Black Twist, . . 1 cent at spool
Pins, . . . 1 cent per
Embroidery Twist, 2 cents per all
Ammonia, . l a 0 cents per bottle
Luhirr’s.0010gno. . , .' ‘ . 39 cents pet- or
“W

REMEMBER TIIE PlMlE

And the fact that this is lint a few of our many

Bargains for this week.

 

BllSlllll Slflllf,

WASHINGTON srnnm,

 

 

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