Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 21, 1902 · page 4

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up very prettily tor wnrm

eltoolored chiffon and

‘nliet lace Wohld make sulta-
eoIne trimmi ng.. .
oi‘e huts trimmed with
than have been seen
ppear notohly in the
Ine’n’ s heads. This In-

’ III‘ I the hats are pret- I

Ath wearers are unusually

h thing unions the
“ nah materials that

rettlly end “dues up‘A’ so

, fan I
zir who pretends to (allow
recs Is wearing a uncle
me- made) of wide in-

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it, n on brooch. The piece
I) better it the onus.
back. are slanted.
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me Cdnrphnlon: " Cut the
3’“ three or 1th pounds
nude of veal Into piec-
War with boiling water; Iilm-
1y until tender adding In
L ‘ Wifl g or onion; parsley.
h" pepper. Remove
should cover most
I, When obld
strain tor
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ting skin and bone. Gov
.of. tour tablespoon—
the)“, one-half ten
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nper and one tablespoonful
ix thoroughly and stand in
ntll sauce 15‘ made; tor this
so oontul's butter, four to-
:éh‘r. nix boiliid eggs
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, Ladiee’ Fine Kid Hand Turned
Oxfords. Potent Loather gm...
Ill TieAAe. and Patent Leather 0x-

W $1 93

New etyleuf end bargains.

 

 

 

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through . ‘

$2.95.

 

Bur two. c). on...)
Shoes and) Oxio'r‘de'.’ wor‘
Aand $6.06. this sale

eather
$3. 50

 

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Ladlee‘ Kid Ontords. Patent Leather Tine, at 15c.
Auora Shoe.

Men's Guaranteed Patent Colt Skin Shoe: and Oxfords.
for men that given entire eatleanction. ., , ,

, p'encircilng thoAA' neck I

‘dyln oi tervatton In Martini quc were it not for the newspaper
I. e mnrveloue discoveries In sciencd ‘o‘uld still be uncovered to the
1 _ world‘; were it ot for] the newspaper: I
“ business succes‘ee‘, it would heimponelhle to carom out business

here wo'hldihe no eminent

Now, Mr. Merchant, your using the advertising columns of the
. A new paper places you in direct communication with its read)
ers, and gives you exceptional opportunity In building up a succéss~
iful business. Ou‘r‘ advertising Innnhgcr will review the situation
With you at any timeuyoil name the time. He will prepare your an-
nounccinents and relieve you entltcly of the duty iii keeping your?
self prominently before Norwa‘llt buyers. ' . 'W»
I Sincerely yours, A
. EVENING SENTINEL

So. NOIWdlk Washington St. Shoe Store V

The greatest Shoe and Oxford Inc... eAvAer ofiered by 1 retail store.

A:

Ladlei’ Fine Kid Shoes; But.

ton slid L‘ac‘e worth ease and ‘

$3.00 and The Waldleiqh Patent
Leather Shoe Ilaltn Kid Tops,
Lace and Sutton. at

I $196

 

Ladies wot-ranted Patent Leather Oxfords, \Neltoti Aeolee.

$193 a“?

This I): can be each In our dllplay window. A new pair if they break

l I

The only then

It PeIent Leather Ontorde special at $2.95. Unlon Inode

Men's Box II
'Oxtorde,a ‘

 

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WILLIMAN'I‘IC.

oral (=qu £an
off his
the cloth‘len'g t‘o dentliv the body.

.WMW A

 

 

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May lib—Ah un.
known monmwns run over and killed
by the. train due)i Ihere at 6:15 on the
Providence divisl ‘on ("It the New Your.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
heir Baltic Station this morning. He
Was apparently“ asleep on the track
The engineer was unable to stop the
train In' time end the engine and sev-
over the man. cutting

re was nothing III

,, G. Cuneo d. Son‘ are having I) tele
€39“ pinnedt In tthelr hult store III

e I) plea,»
our communion lie “It!“ e

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wet. everything in our line, to he found in any tore l

f Ithemeeivoe forth

for their

 

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PanSIes. Cabbage and~
tomato plants. '

or. an .
w let not Beeeuu '

I This I. the broodIelehn ol‘ the
out youIAaet more lined and. more

 

TOMORROW. ,IHURSDAY. AT. 5:50 A. M.

At about half their worth.

We will place on Sale

prmg erchandlse

It will be 2) TWO DAYS’ SALE.

The prices

should bung everubodu who is anxious to SAVE MONEY to the BOSTON

STORE tomorrow

 Item from A to Z Is a tall

Our boners sometimes make the mistake of buumc too lame.

”f

v. I

ling Bargain

We feel com—

pelledie resort to the knife and CUT PRICES to bring he Slotsks to normal

 

$2.96. '

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. tail at 25c. toniorrow at

15 CENTS.

SpecialG

, Eddies" Fine Lisle Allover‘
Drop Stitch Hose, runs down g

to foot; value 391:. , tomorrow

Aat ‘ )

w .

Special N
54-inch Black" "Cheviot

Serge, worth 75c. the yard, to-
marrow

. 59 CENTS.

 

 

 

 

 

Men's Horn; Noodle Urn!

hrellns, fine cloih, mode to re—

 

' tell at $1. 35. tomorrdw at

79 CENTS
.5.

Special C

Irish Linen Writing Paper.
ruled and plain. sold at 25c. .
to... tomorrow at A= . ‘

Io CENTS BOX.

l

_ Ladics’ snappingnag'ein, ‘
Vbl'ack, good size, well made,

value 25¢. tomorrow at '

Special II

An exceptionally good ,
, tel/gt. Turkish Towel, tomor-

TOW,

9% CENTS.

SDéélaIligA

45-inch Storm Serge. all

.wool, navy blue and black.
, worth 59c., tomorrow at

45 cones. .

Special . I”

Just received a new line of
Japanese Silk waists. white
and black, finely melted and,
unlined, sheer and cool for
summer wear, excellent value _

53- 98- lv: .

 

 

 

Fancy Figured Swiss tor ‘
‘ ties, splendid styles, value

I .A15c., at

Sash Curtains, value xa%c.,
tomorrow at . ._

71/. CENTS,_PER YARD.

Special P7

All the new spring Dimi-

11 CENTS.

Special U

Ladies’ and Childrens‘ Side
Supporters, white and black I
special tomorrow, '

7CEN'l‘S.

 

 

Special J

36 inch Bleached Muslin; (5

yards filly to each customer) A

value 86., tomorrow
6 /3 CENTS.

 

 

t the chest But-I l '

Special K

mer) value 8%, I .
IV; CENTS EACH

 

I. Ladies

 

trimmed in our own? Work-
roozn; hats that have been
selling at $3. so and $4.00. to-
rnorrow only. at

$2.98

‘ Embroidery,
Trimnied Hats,
mode by our own niakers and

Special 0
Children“ s new Sailor Suits
in polka-dot duck,- fine pet:-

cales and plain and striped
'ginghams. neatly trimmed
” ‘ with braid, sizes 6 to In years,

AT $1.25. a-

Would be good value-at $I.5o.
A Fringed Cup Doylics, mer- . ‘2 * I ‘ ‘ I "
‘ cerizcd linen, (3 to a custo-

t

Special ! ii .

Ladies‘ White Lawn Shirt

Waists‘, clusters of fine tucks.
hernstitching and fine Swiss
five
styles, on new; worth $xA. so,

choicest - , -. ,

$1.00. I,

Special V

3, 4 and 5*inch wide Taffeta

' Neck Ribbon. worth 15c.- and

mo. yard. tomorrow at
10 CENTS YARD-

 

‘1 Special W
Ladics' Celluloid Hair

Pins, 1‘ dozen card, value no.
dozen, tomorrow at .

7 CENTS DOZEN.

 

distinct .

Special X

Dragon Busting Thread, 7'

,5oo yd.’ spools. blaclt and

white, former price A5c., to-
marrow. .

scents

 

 

 

 

'1 h Henrietta In colors. _

alue, at 39c.‘, tomori

 

Special S

Ladies' Chemise Night

Robes, fine white cambricp
round yoke) trimmed with

live rows of torchon lace and

. clusters of hematitched tucks
’ neck and sleeves finished with

torch place, value $1.25, at
98 CENTS

Special Y

Alden's Salt and Pepper A?
Shakers, value we... turner-A"

, row,

5 ohms.» _ 4

 

 

Special?- Z .
Oll Stove Kettles for to-A ,
rriorrow, at u 1 , , I‘

 

 

 

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