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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 1, 1903 · page 2

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Reductions In All Dominica

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47c 1 quart were 81-50. now ...... $131;
..-'... 760 2 quart. were 81. 60; now ...... 91. 39'
ulow 3.1. . ........... 890 it‘duart were 91:60 now ...... 9239
‘ m .‘. ............... 6,200 4- quart, were 93.:09 110w ...... 92.79
’ ................. 92.29 6 quart, were $8.50; 11001 ...... 93.19
. nnw ................ “62.49 12 quart, were 86.50; now ...... 86197
Hdmliocxe FRUIT .iAss.
c:-:::::::::::::::..“.i$- 11mm- ------ ------- 12......
dew ..' ............... 31.59 Mason qts .................. 160 doz.
nob ................. 11.00

. fl ........ ’ ''''' '2.“ ldxhtnlng qts. ............ 84c dos
................. 83.19 .leliy Classes ................270 doz.

 

 
 

5""1111-11’110 11.11. 190.
wares wmos; ONLY 1911.

Horse Hats, 150.

STILL 0sEA'raa ssouci'iou m

Porch Blinds,

Lawn Swings,

Blue Flame Oil Stoves,
Oil. Cook Stoves
Garden Tools,

water coolers,

Water Filters.

 

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work. 011111 new Vanderbilt
idlinii‘ciy' of the WBhtlllf-l’d Scientific
' Balsam: “More: Wall M will
be seriously Interrupted by an expected
strike 1111s workmen Timberline
sl wor srs weraonll
In sympsahy with halted
tilllhell union in New .,.Yorlt
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become the wool,-
ens and linens,
and as soft as vel—
vet without Would-
using it shrinking
the fibre. Less
ldbo‘r, 119nm: more.
in favor, suCh is
the Soap of Per-
fection

Sculls

unwise rs
ndltis

y. The steam gtiers vulll ask for
' , n ‘g‘Inc s,,0f 1/ 000.711 wages

.‘ Illr’ 110.1,om11crsoldd Iron
sti'imtural workers expected to quit
work If the steam litters 80 Out-

A 9H9 icm‘il'llsa ED.

Dr. 000 Ewing. a drastic ng physic-
ian of Snutli' s Grove. ll» tor over thir-
0’ years. writes 1% 1101100111 experl
once with Foley's, tl’ ey Cure; ,"ll‘ 01‘
years (had been 51- will bothered with
kidney and bladder trouble and ell-
luiged prostrate gland. I used' cveiy-
thlng known to the profession Ithout
r017!” until I commenced to use pley' s
Ki ney Curd. 11.11011,
:les 1 was entirely relieved and cured.

unrest-ribs It now daily In my practice.
and heartily recommend Its use to all
physicians for such troubles I have
prescribed It In hundreds oi cuties with
perfect success." Sold at Plalsted's
drug 0101's..

EIGHT ANDDADLY CRUIHED.

NEW AVEN,..Aug. i.——Dsring a
light in: in tlm miquad yard yester-
day. two locomotives bumped together
with force enough to. throw Jeremiah
hyach, fireman 0! one of the engines.
tram his seat. In the crib to the ground.
His right hand was badly crushed and
after treatment at thehoepltal he. was
removed to his bonie In Waterbury.
The locomotives were only slightly cla-
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NEW BRITAIN. August l—The num-
ber of striking moulders from the A111
erlcan Hardware Corporation was his
creased by a few union mouldars. who
did not return to their benches yes-
terday; Further than this there is no
change In the strike.

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SUICIDE PRWENTE-D.

The startling announcement that a
preventative or suicide has been dis-
covered wlll Interest many. A run
down system, or-despondency Inverts.
bly precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that conll
tlon which makes suicide likely. At the
ilrat thought of solddestructlon take
Electric Bitters. it being a great tonic
and horrible Will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. it's also a
great Stolhadh, Liver and Kidney rag-
ulster Only 50,0. Satistactioii guaran
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lF YOU DON'T LIKE music
you can avoid It. if you hate com-
pany you can manage, to be alone. But
what are you to do it 1111011791,!an a
few mouthfuls of food, you experience
such keen distress you wish you had
pose empty and hungryle Why
use Dr. David Kennedy's new mail
cine, Gal-cura- Solvent and cure the
dyspepsia. Write to the Cal-cure
Company. Readout. N 1'.. for details
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Moi the usual Interest In our “8EMI- ANNUAL SALE" of Rsmnar’i’ts and surplus anoint“ we have 11,. chased Quantities of Bleached and (in-
bottom Prints, L‘swns, anti Females, In short lengths and full pieces direct from the agents of the Mill for our MldSummer Sale. To these

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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flotilla lengths 2 to 10 ydo., value 70.81110 price. 50

91! Hull lengths 2 to 10 yards value 90. Sale price 70

g i at, M full pieces, regular price 160. Sale price 140
', assets, 01 tint pieclla‘. refihlfir price. 221:. ‘Sale price. 190
‘Hyalln‘ Dwight 2 to 10 yards, regular price 100. Sale price 80
10 yards regular price 100. Sale price. 8,0

, Electing. 91 regular price 220.8010 price. 19::
P111011 Cases. 38 by is inches, value 190.81110 price 1215:
Ladies Sheets 11.190111111111111. 59c. Sale price 600

0.. . ’ , WASH,‘é 69909.

ll'llii: Prints 2 to 6 yards. regular price 50 Sale price. 46

Min Prints, 2 so 8 yards. regular price, 60. Sale price, 1150

rlhts 2 to 0 yards“ regular price 60. Sale price 4150

§ 1115111111 ragplar price‘ 100. Sale price, , , ‘70

gar wide. 3 to 10 yards. regular price 12151181110 price 90

., . M pieces. choice patterns. Sale, price. _ 60
, and mu. (all pieces sunriner styles regular price 10c. Sale 7

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,jIIHQIVIa, full pieces. but styles ”may prlccl'zléc. Sale price 90

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

magnum, regular 111111.211: Sale price 150
HOIIERY. ' 'uwrrsm "

’ 1 Hood and Drop Stitch regular price, 250. Sale prfca,1'lc
W Ideas.- regular price 100‘. ,Ssle price. 2 for 100
' ’ and Fancy Hall! Hose. ragulsf’ price‘, 10c. Sale price 2 for 151:

.s' MW ‘91th 260. price. 1 - 170

- Qfie Kill (970793.19 "Eel" pales 91. Sale price,
‘ '9 1'00 100, Sale price. ' 2 for 160
.m Trimmed. regular piles” 111.3511. price. 17-0

glwll Trimmed, rem value, 800. Sale price
mm. m Inca 60c. Sale 317106.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

is: 00 260. 811111, price. ,, 160

1’ iii; 50 and Ella price, 390

, price. lfilfic. Salem 90

'9“ "he. 59:. his price, » w the

lacs rem mes use. one price. ' 15¢
.1... 91911611611116 11’5ch cocoa. , . -

“EM Mil, regular price 360. gm price 160

1915M virtue (50,3110 iii-gee

l 1 Ladies' Colored Shirt waists. regular price. 600. sale price. 950
Ladies' White Shirt Walsta, regular price 91. sale price, 750
Ladies White Shirt Walsts, regular price. 9126 to 81.50 sale price 31.00
A reduction of 500 to 1100 on each Waist in higher priced numbers

_ SHIRT WAlSTB 80”..
Regular price 98.69.110.10 price, $2.60
Regular price. 96. 49. sale pried. 91.50
~139111111111 rice. 97.19.11010 ma. 95.60
Duck 8k rts‘. Polka Dots regu r prlc e. 31. 00, sale price. ' 760

m a. rat-assist! Basset-11.3.8 wire, short 1111131111, regular price 750. sale me me: 1111' m

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LADIES’ G ARMENTS.

CLOTH SKIRTS. i
We have a good assortment of mag Skirts and Walking Skirts and have put
Red Tickets on every garment.
, ‘, LADIEs' RAIN cons.
Also with Red Tickets. 1 ,
.3. cilitoa'su- e 011120030.

Stripe] 01113110111, .1... 1 year to 5 years, regular price 26c, sale price.
Percal‘e and Gingham, 0 years to 18 years regular price. 501- and 690

190

0,11er
Gingham. mbroidery Trimmed. regular price, 75c, sale price.

590
LAniEé' cAsmsurs‘. 3 .
Three hundred 110 Apr-0110mm 100
LI 100' Moons, vs styles, regular prime 260 sols price, 190
u les' Trimmed flora Govers. special tor this 0010.2 for _ 260
Sample line of Corset vars. .regular price. 160, safe wice,‘ ”‘ 1170
. Ladlea'ng $hes. Tech ,3111 so, special Maude. price. 331;:
Ladies' t Embrod an price 500.. sale price. 3c
Ladies‘ lght Robes. E1110 Embroidery. re price. 690, sale price. 490

O'ARPITS AND FLOOR OOVIRINOI.

TA 6:111! BRUSSELS, best 10 wire 5 to 26 yds.. regular price 980. sale

660
méuairs 11110 11001 magmas. short lengths, 11.00

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ART CARPETS. extra heavy. 1-0an {06.95.9111 nrlce. ,. It:
All garnets; bought durtng this sale at regularW3 prices. made and laid free of

, 1 #131111”; 101- and sale 'pr‘i'c'e; 7'2"
Sahel d v 10 76c 11 8,1
ARnggNS Ilse ill by M; yds," ”:07: missile 98. 0:1"

“ gull}? SQyARES, also 9% by 8 yds., regular price, 86. ,9

“ART SQUARES, also 8 by 935’ yds.. regular price, 97. "lb“

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that the steam tilts-rs Nil 110 out .

wring three bot- .

monthly meeting of Oillclal

90 street. Esatplorwalhhlf

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CHURCH SW3
ETHODI QT
dtllodlst llllliisoopal. Rev.

1.. K. Moore. patch—Rev. George Van-
Alstyne will preach. morning and eyes-

Norwulk

lag Morning prayer service at 9: 30
a m: morn 11 service. with sermon
at 10:80. Bun 11y School and noon
class at i2ni: Epworth League service
at ll: :10 p in. , evening service with
sermon nt 7: 30 0. n1. Music for the
day: Anthem, “The Sun Shall Be No
More, Thy Light. " Woodward. Solo foi
soprano. ,‘I Heard The Voice Of Jesus
Say" Milly; Quartstts, “The Home
Light " Mu(-;y Anthem '0 Lord Thou
Art My God " Buck: "Gloria Patti."

In The Homeland. " Havens: Quartette
‘.‘lesus My Saviour Look 011 Me "
Nevin. ,

The East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church. Rev. E. Cunningham. pas-
tor—~Suuday services. Morning. Class
int-sting. 9: 30 a m.' sacrament of the
Lord's Supper, 10: 30 a. 111.: Sunday
school. 12 111.; Epworth League. 6: 30 p
in; leader, Robert Thompson; topic,
iteinemlidrf’edn ,10hrlat evening sei-
vice thrashing y poster, 7: 30.

Rowaytr'm Methodit Episcopal
(‘hurch, Rev. (1.1.
9: 30 class met-ting, 011 30 morning scr
vice, love feast fallqwed by a short
ser a and communion service; i 30
811111 11y school 6: 30 Union Young P90

'0 meetingi] Baptist Society meeting
wth Epwort League; 7:30. presch-
ing to the two fire companies of Row
nylon. who hate bccii Invited to attend
the service. Monday evening regular
Board
Tuesday eveniuf, Joint class meeting.
led by John L‘ omniedieu. Thursday
night. prayer nieefing, led by John Fel-

ten.
, constitution"...
South Norwallt Congregational«

,lIiiiicd service 07 the First Methodist

Episcopal and Congregational Church-
on tomorrow morning at 1,0: 30 o‘clock.
sermon by Rev. ALF. Beard. of Nor-

Waik: musical program as follows: 01--

an Prelude. ltmslgrc; quartette. Done
in D Buck; Ditcrtury in A. Salome:
qrgan solo, Spinney: quartctle, Choir
Ilymn, Bliss: organ postlude. Leni-
meiis; 7: 30 p. in. closing address on
The Passion Play“ with stercopilcon
views by Rev. Dr. Baylis of Brooklyn.
BAPTI is'r. .

First Baptist Church Norwalk. D. W.
Tnlmsgs Van Dorcn, pastor—Prayer
meetln ,at 10:00 a. 111.: sermon at
10: 30; unday School at 12:00 111.: B.
Y. P. U meetingatfihlbp m. The
ensuing sermon will be omitted. Pray-
er meeting, Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Seats free. A cordial welcome to all
who attend these services. »-

Grace Baptist Church—There will he
services on Sunday. 11 a. 111.; Praise
and Prayer Meeting 3:30.11. m.:- Bible
studyfil on 8; Christlan Endeavor
111901111] 8: ammuplon services. being
conducted by the 11.1.11. 1.0slnes of
Brooklyn, N. Y. seats free to all.

EpisoorA‘L. ~-

Trinity En cannon. Rev. R0111-

Illy F. Humphries, rector.-—Holy com-

scrmon. 11 s. 1a.; owning prayer. 7le0
. in.

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gees the lie are cordially Invites
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The store will close at five' o'clock every afternoon.
except. Saturday, through July and August.

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now com: A m: or Ears/0:114 r0113;

Commencing Satu’rfly,“ August first, we shall close
out as speedily as possible the balance of our Refrigera-
tors and Ice Cheats. The season has beeh unsatisfactory,
and we have been obliged to take a loss on our line? spelt.
Therc' is not an article in hon schold furnishings tha one is
more particular about than a Refrigerator. 011 it depends
the health and well being of the family. In this sale you '
will find each variety of modern and scientific deslgir. and
perfect' in construction. We offér nine of the bout, ambng
them the “Wilkc, " with its immatulate glass lining, and
glass exterior,—-parag0n of all cold storage closets.

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Those formerly $45.00. now $37.50.
55.00. 43.00
65.00 50.00. 1
75-90 55.00-
70.00 50.00 ,
80.00 ’55. 00.
90.00 65.00.
110.00 80.00 .
115.00 85.00 1

Also we have twenty or more galvanized lined»
bones. which we place at the following scale of reduc-
tions. ’ ’ ‘

Formerly $8.00. new $6.50. Formerly $8. 50, now $6. 75.
Formerly $9. 00, now $7. 25. Formerly $9. 50. now $7. 75.
Formerly $16. 00. now $12. 75 Formerly $14 50, now $11. 00.
Formerly $16.50, new $13.00. Formerly $20.00,!l0w $16.00.

I DRINTY WHITE DRESS FINRIC.

At the White Goods Section on the lower floor. about
three hundred yards of Macklcsficld Silks are to be sold
at 50 cts. a yard. These beautiful silk mixtures are exquis-
ite enough for a bride, and have been” among the favorites
in white wash fabrics. selling. all the season at 95 ctr.
There is only a small lot remaining. and these will go
quickly at the closing price. Ten patterns to select from.
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Great" Fire Edie I

w.- arc carrying 011 a sale of superior and’thoroughly rc<
liable COAL for the fires of this community. every his
day of the year. We have recently received at curt wharvea
more than ’.two thousand tons of freshly mined, .l‘a’n’thra-
cite coal, which is certainly as nice as anything we'lcfig’raaw
in the fuel line, and which we are proud to send out. There
is not a ton of inferior stock in our yards today. Prices are
now at their lowest for ,the season.

EGG. STOVE and NUT, $6.25 per ton.
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