Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 18, 1890 · page 4

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ttherueeliu‘ollhelpwoeihliensue
Secondleihedlst church, lest

monuments toe their enter-
tainment l'rldny night were completed

was. events to

mm
W” on West avenue.

Atsirandlemonequeeeewill beheld
In the Sunday wheel room of Trinity
ohurehthie evening, under Ihennspiees
ut the [Hon Circle. An interesting
timelepsomisedtoallwhontteud.

Funeral nervhes in connection with
thedenthuf lire. Nelson A. Dicker-Insu,
will he held at her late residence on
West avenue at 2 o’clock Thursday alter-
noon. Burinlntthe convenienceot the
family.

Ameeiiux o! the Nautilus Yecht club
willbeheldinthepnrlorotthelnhnck-
can hotel this sewing, beginning at 8
o’clock, tor the purpose of considering
tlIeedvhhility of takings cruise in the
nenrhtul'e.

—A¢enuinepicnic,hanu10cperlb.

whom-Ion.

 

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' Halt-n!

this city myfimlheeelore calling!
(unconventional-ante etthistilueon

Ainsfiheadcnloohed prettyesd soled
trillion-nominees ibepnrtotJuetlnn,
the‘..tarlner'sdnnghier HthmnPnrb
oellwnenrnueingnnloliie. “Agnes
housed moarigoreus representation
of lather Blast. Ilr. InwinuonWit-

'linlns.whoinuoeirnngerlo onethentrs

nttsndnnde. was excellent as Harold
lacuna. Harry Tunney wan vigorous as
Jack Hartley. F. Gordon lends was
very amusing neBnmmy Green, as was
ninoWiIlinIn Incnnley nnfliuine. Lillie
Josie Lloyd was interesting as Nellie.”

-—It is idle curIoain Ihel prompts a
boy to look upon the true luwnrduees"
ot a gun, and immediately atterwsrd
throw boIh heels clear out of night he.
hindthecloude. butitis pure necessity
that causes the prudent housewile to use
the economical Brussels soap.

the In” Deemed Ian-n ‘
nopntle women is the womnnm
Mm.- w! 1.
that the most es .Ieueive rum-hm are
olt'nthnhey note iolhe developments
of the pretiy cost» and {rocks in less
ooetly (sluice. ll she in wine she will
study out "1! colors and etude that suit
herbest. Shewflihuy each truck and
gown with the thought to that which h
army in her wardrobe, nud' In this way
willsvoid iubnrnwnioueetiecle. Gowns,
stoves and hats in harmony are what,
alter all. make a well dressed women.
They need not absolutely match, but not
a color Inuit, as the French people any,
“swear at each other.” The general et-
tect must he that gained in n many-hood
flower, each shade blending into each
other until perteciion is obtained, and
the women, his a flower, in symphony
in iints.-Lndien’ Home Journal.

go line at Gingham. beet
cheep.

MIW
OPERA HUUSE.

THURSDAY, JUNE 19,1890.

WMdmcMAnI-I,

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Supported by hercwn “relented (to-puny is

.Ellioit Bernee’ Greatest Success,
——OILY A—

Farmer’s Daughter!

PRICES, 35, 50 and ’5 Cents.

Chart ntnsle' Maud Phined‘n.
mhmnlud'by, Jane ll. otto’eloeh

Bennett & Hosted,

28 lain am, So. .‘lorwelh.

 

 

 

 

Willod'erfiooayhrdsmore ofex'lrell
to.“ Tine Is the best bergeI‘phin
A fine line of Ladies’ ’3“!
Ladies’ Calico and While Lawn Wrappers
prices Agents {or Hell’s Skirt Forms and Buttcriclt’s Patterns.

PAY N0 ATTENTION T0 FOOHSH ADVERTISEMENTS

But come where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.

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UUR UUURS ARE WIRE UPEN

Onlpetn st 550. 300 Smyrna at 79c and;89c

:5 we have adored this season. shave purchased
handsome styles which we are cloeIng out very
’Blouse Weists of Outing Cloth just received, also

All Grades of Shades mode to order at lowest

AT OUR NEW STORE

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On exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.

Yours cordially,

MUURE & HARMAN.

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SOUTH NORWALK

annnnSnnnl Is nPnnINEnnnnN ”

And we shall more thamprovc this maxim
true this week.

911 Min
$6.9M

For 4%} cents per yard—~we olfer this 3
week—an elegant assortment of dark and
medium colored CHALLIES, goods that we
never have been able to buy so that we
could sell them at less than 81} cents per yd.
Remember the price and the fact that when §‘-
you buy these goods at this price you are l
for 50 cents.

teats, Fish, llysnnns,

lulu, Variables, Pnnllrn, EN:

0! All Kinds in Their main.

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

I. 1. 3mm. sub 3.5. 308730.

- 3'3 iSUflTS.

JUSI’ Wm

'gctting gold dollaIs
4—i— ccnts per yard.

Fri 9
ehouldershcperlh..si'l'.ll.6uyera C ,
“9‘

When the Iieeone lets the lodge room
and went down to the City Hotel last
night to the banquet two members at
the police torus were anxiously waiting
forChiel Vollmer, nudencb greetedhim
with the luquIry,‘ Are you still alive."
They evidutly had been quite apprehen-
ire about his wellnre.

—lt’n must—Brunch soap.

PERSONAL l'AllAG BAPllS.
I'he Got-p and cat-‘- on People we
lath to load About.

B. J. Sturgee. of New York, was in hand
town yesterday. ‘

Ire. Chan-RBquirehspending two
weeks in Bidptleld.

lb lea Willem, has gone to South.
inston, to spud the summer.

It Eva Kelelium, ol Weston, is vh-
itiug lriende in East Horwelh.

Janeen Hawthorne. cl Utien, N. Y., in
visiting relatives in the borough.

line Etta rancher. of Ridgefirld, is
visiting friends In Best Norwelk.

Frank Stewart, of Brooklyn,‘ In visiting
lrienib on Orchard street, borough.

_‘ . mama-am...“ Northwe-

"mrenaocr clnhwillgoto “'"fi'mmmm H

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hose-joy“... ”WW“°'PW a,”

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intenhndzm pineappleearrive

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7204mm.

Fifty Pieces STRIPE SEERSUCKER,
in both plain and fancy stripes, best goods,
splendid quality, none worth less than 10c.
per yard. This we feel confident in saying
CORSETS will be lbund the best bargain ever ofi’ered

CORSETS in these goods in South Norwalk. Price
CORSETS

77} cents per yard.
CORSETS

390.com.

CORSETS Ten dozen Ladics’ Domet Flannel Skirts a,
CORSETS in brown, black and drab stripes and checks.

COIUSETS “re “lake this Pl-iCO just as a leader for this f ‘ l
5 ' week. Price 39 cents each.

consnrs
consn'rs
consnrs
consuls
consnrrs
cousnrs
”Dblishrs
CORSETS

CORSETS

We wish to call the attention of the Ladies
to the

Large Variety and Excellent Values

In our Corsct Department.

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lmprov ed Dominion, ((l‘ 39 cts.
J. & C. and Eastlake, @ 50 cts.

“The Windsor,” :1 good 7 5 ct;
Corset. Fora drive, (I; 59 cts.

 

 

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WHICH WILL Bl BOLD

From 25c. to $2.50.

ALSOA

Blli LINE UP TERRIS CAPS

CALL AND BE CONVlNCED.

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New.” ”‘1‘

I loath Knew-ll.

t“w:"¥“i“‘i-m NOTICE.
flrtinne Relative in Street

bolt-tinsel all pens-opening street-h
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birch) tau bustle-tulle! the“.
allele! "W eewereenn .liesdths

Princess Summer in French

Woven. Diamond, Cloopatria,
and XX Long Waist.

w Feesis’ Waist for Children:
Ferris’ Corsets for Misses.

 

 

Pansy, Fibroliuc and Holly-
hoek, c: 75 cts.

Royal Worcester.

Tricora Relief.
Tricora Health.

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Dr. Warner’s Coraline.

The Celebrated Kabo, 19 to
36 inches.

The U.S .Patont Back.

Loomer’s Patent Bust Dress
Reform

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Four dozen Children’s White Caps;
price speaks for itself Price 25 cts. each

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4hr50:

No one will have an excuse for bold
warm when we offer best quality of Japan?-

esc Fans at the rcdiculonsly low price of 4
for 5 cents. '

DUSTIN .

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In ADDITION TO THESE REGULAR

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