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law tern Herald Weather forecasts»
The latch-It of the “hot wave” In
llrls section probably continue today
inith but little abatement, except on the
M , The Nathwretern storm centre
rstow near Hilwankse will probabl move
mstwardandcaueeanexcesaof eat in
this section tomorrow and until Satur-
day night. In this district to-day fair
weather will probably prevail, with
slightly lower followed by slowly rising
temperature. the best record varying
but little from yesterday's, and light,
nibble winds. In the Middle States
‘aod New En land fair weather will pre-
veil. with ght thermal changes and
"slit. variable winds, followed by slight—
, temperature and an increase of
to humidity. On Friday in this
city and section and in New England
tly warmer and more sultry weather
. southme winds will probabl pre-
vail, and the same on Saturday, fo lowed
by a slight fall of temperature and rain.
V , Int-tire All-nae lor I'o-llorrow.
Suzanne I Sun sets High tide Low tide
7.23 11.39 5.32
Charles Afi‘Beynolde, of Norwullr, has
.fllhm 0.8. Clark took a party
mgaarooin hnyacht .‘fl'hree
-—Nsw baby carriages, t5nnd upwards,
at Podmore’s.
The remains of Mrs. Delia Bliss, of
Wat Norwalk, were taken to Collins-
ville this morning for interment.
" The examining board of Company F
will meet this eveningto examine candi.
dates for corporals and sergeants.
Mrs. James Kenney has been admitted
tollount Baini hospital, in New York,
where she will be treated for a tumor.
“ -It’s economical—Brussels soap.
Samuel Comatock, of the firm of Dib-
ble to Comatock, moved into his hand-
some new house on Chapel street yester-
day.
A large number of Norwalk people left
town this morning for Wilson Point.
They will picnic in Burchard’s grove.
not far from the Point.
Company F voted at a special meeting
onTnesday evening, to engage Beneau,
the Bridgeport caterer, to supply them
with food during camp week.
The regatta of the Cedar Point Yacht
slab, to be held on the 30th, will proba-
bly be the largest regatta of small boats
ever held on Mug Island Sound.
. —Boad carts at $15, at McLean’s lie.
pository, 65 North Main St.
The East Avenue II. E. Sunday school
willpionic at Bayville Grove, L. 1., next
Tuesday. They will leave the steamboat
dock on theateamer “Ifedea” at 8 o'clock.
Anumber of Winnipauk people en-
joyedancxcursion toGlen Island yes-
terday. They went by train to New
Rochelle, and then across to the island
hybost. _~
ClinicaRaymond’s garden was consid-
orally damaged by Gould Seymour’s
cowaonthe night of the fire. He has
boon reimbursed for the loss by the
receipt of 820. Mm”
~10 low priced horses at Brookside
Block Farm.
The boat “Bones Jackson" is at Wil-
aonPoint witha cargo of bituminous
coal hiRaymoud Bros. The coal is be-
ing dripped to Ililtlnlry for Iiecitcrle dc
00., the large be t nm.ufacturers.
What a phenomenal summer this has,
aolu,heen. The hottest weather, the
coldest weather, the greatest rain falls
and the moat wearisome drought of
many years—and all in a brief space of
time.
Jouph B. Iltder and Miss Etta Stow
are to be married at the residence of the
bride’s parents on High street Thursday
waning, July 24th. The wedding will
be a quiet allair, only relatives and a
few friends of the couple being present.
The bad debts on the books of the
bankrupt I". H. Ruscoe estate, were sold
at auction at the Fairfield County Bank
Ill My. Wallace Dann bought the
g .aggregnling the imposing sum of
.M for which he paid one dollar»—
Wflk ML-. A-“
0,-9th milk bythe quart every day
at 'f‘lreo. Knapp'e old stand.
‘l'haraakers of the Columbia bicycle,
in view of the frequency of bicycle
stealingolferareward of timin cash
for the returnof the machine and the
convictions! the thieves. They make
thh astendlng offer In all cases where a
bacillus of their make is stolen.
A rumor Is In circulation along the
heal the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railway, that Henry A. Ilia-
hop, of Bridgeport, will soon be ap-
pointed superintendent of the New York
divisionof theroadin placeof the late
I. II. Turner. Ir. Bishop is at present
WM! amt of the company.
-(lo to the "llarguerite Tea” at i'lese
alt Bide Cottage, Georgetown, Saturday
evening, July 19. Carriages will be in
wdtiag st depot on arrival of 0:30 p. in.
traln'lrotn South Norwalk, and the 10:00
p. in. train from Danbury stops at the
grounds for the accommodation at those
dashing to return the same night.
‘l-I. N. Sloan and wife and O. Fred
Hints and lamlly. of the borough, went
into camp for slew weeks today on
Oedarflalntnock, a pretty little island
W Wilson Point. Ir. alone and Is.
"I” Will come up mornings and return
"fl! After this week Ir. Bless
vacation at the camp.
”mar-out.
Placeisbelngralesd today.
A large number 0! llsin street misses
are picnioiug at Nsuvoo Island to-day.
The frame for Warden John II. 1180'.
new 00,000 house on Arch street is being
raised to-dsy.
—High water now Settings. Boats to
let at Riverside Pavilion, Washington
street bridge.
A borough party of about twenty
couples ls piculcing at the islands to-day,
Theywent down on the steamer “Me-
dea.”
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 10, K. of I’.,
will confer the second degree on several
candidates this evening. A full attend-
ance is requested.
Mrs. Brsyton Ives, daughter of Rev.
B. B. 8. Bisaell, was a guest at the
TurnuroStone wedding at St. Paul’s
chapel, London, on Tusday.
Liveryman Dean has been fully reim-
bursed by W. B. E. Lockwood, Jr., for
all damages caused by the Iatter's fast
drive from Bridgeport to Norwalk.
—A lady says: “Brussels soap makes
good strong suds. I used it with com-
plete success upon two book agents."
Mrs. Ella Hall, wile of Ebenezer Hall,
of. Brenklyn,-xdied yesterday afternoon
at the residence ofvthn late James Finney
atNo. 104 Main street, Norwallm :Bhe
was 38 years old.
It has been rumored that Mrs. G. If.
Haulenbeclt, of Orchard street, who is
on a visit to Peekslrill, was dead. Des-
patches received by her husband show
her to be alive and well.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Society of
the East Avenue )1. E. church fast even-
ing. The matter of the coming fair was
considered and much enthusiasm was
taken in perfecting the arrangements.
Miss Florence Morison clcbrated the
third anniversary of her birthday yester-
day afternoon at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Morison. A
large number of little people were pres-
ent and the afternoon was pleasantly
spent.
A small company assembled at the
residence of Mrs. William ll. Benedict.
on West avenue, last evening, in honor
at Mrs. S. K. I’hraner. nee bliss Elizabeth
l’ennell, of Omaha, Neb. The evening
was pleasantly spent in social intercourse.
Some fine musical selections were ren-
dered.
—An exchange says: “We permit no
man to tread upon the tail of our cost,
or walk clear up the back of it by trying
to refute our statement that Brussels is
the best and most economical soap
made."
New Haven bicycle riders are now
compelled to commence blowing a whis-
tle or ringing a bell when they are 100
feet from a pedestrian and to continue
blowing or ringing until they have pass-
ed him. If the foot passenger does not
get out of the way the rider must die-
mount nnd walk past him.
utsrs roit‘uor “strum.
What an Experienced African Traveler
Recommends.
A perspiring reporter of the Indianap-
olis Sun ran across the reformed African
explorer, Dr. Ralph Perry. Saturday:
“Hello, Doctor! llow does this weath-
er suit you? is it as hot as it is over in
Africa ?"
The childlike smile, faded from the
Doctor's innocent lace as he drew forth
a memorandum book and wrote therein
the Sun man's l‘Ogl’lOfIli‘fl and numbered
it:
“Young man. you are the Zl'izhl man
that has asked me that question this
week. lam going to tolerate it up to
500, and titers the work of annihilation
will begin.”
"Well, I am glad [got inside the limit.
Anything new to the line of summer
cogitations?"
“Yea. Did you ever notice that man
who goes about with a hat jammed on
the back of his head and his handkcr.
chief stuffed inside his collar? Well he
is the identical man who invites a case
of sunstroke to visit him. The philos—
ophy of the case is very simple. All of
the blood from the head and brain flows
away towards the heart through six
large veins in the front of the neck and
just beneath the skin. Stuffing the hand.
kerchief inside of tbeucollar presses upon
these veins. dams them up. as it were,
prevents theblood lrom escaping from
the brain. and aa a result there soon fol-
lows a congestion with violent headache,
nervousness, turgid veins, and reddened
face, while the perspiration pours out
and aggravates the poor unsuspecting
victim of his own ignorance, When you
see one of your friends pull a soaked
handkerchief from within his collar,
hold It up to the breeze and gloat over
it. gently remind him that the practice
is doing him no good.
“This is also the scasoa when the citi-
zen who in winter drinks beer to keep
warm now ltnbibes the same beverage to
keep cool; probably on the assumption
that it is a poor rule that won’t work
both ways. Regarding summer drinks,
Ido not think iced drinks are harmful
if their use ls begun gradually and the
quantity and lrigidity regulated accord-
log to the weather. Cold, fresh butter.
milk is the drink for summer—not the
old stale stall known as 'Blnc Jaek,’ but
the good, trash article. The acid of the
milk is one of the best blood coolers we
have,and it also hasamost beneficial
action on the internal economf. keeping
under control much or the tendetwy to
disrrhces, dysentery, and other bowel
inflammatory complaints which always
follow the careless Ingestion of hathrips
or mandamus and vegetables. A
dmple ght soups, rice. and care
fully saluted and vegetables
and fruits, with a scarcity of animal
food, will carry any ordinary being
John w. more house on sans.
'w .3
' I
\J
. ’ ’suu'r'n scams "invigorate nhjfl’l‘ll‘lllils. THURSDAY, J ULY: :7. ratio.
“.Im
through the hot mason without any
trouble. Pepper Is a condiment which
is psotsllsrly adapted to hot waster, as Is
evidenced by the experience of all tropi-
cal residents; yet our Northern people do
not take to it very kindly for some rea:
son or other. Curry and pepper soup
are two staples in the tropics, and I often
got better results from a bowl of good
pepper soup in some cases 0! howelcom-
plainta than I did from medicine."
Wisdom of the Wits.
"It were sojourn by the bill-owes,"
says the head of the family who linds
himself in debt to the summer hotel.——
Washinton Post.
Rail at the old fashioned fences as you
will there was considerable stile about
them—Yonkers Gazette.
The people who yacht tobe happy
oughtto be happy, oughtn’t they?—
Somerville Journal.
When the pedagogue whales the ur-
chins it is but natural that they should
blubher.——Richmond Recorder.
llr. limitless asserts that Ito enjoys
the owe-shun py steering clear at the
seaside hotels.——Wasbiugton Post.
A man should not. be over particular
when selecting a telephone. Almost
any one will answer «Yonkers Sldtcs-
man.
,When agiri- dislikes her suitor she
steels her been against him. When
she likes him she lets, him steal it.—’
Binghamttm Leader.
Poets are born—and that's what's the
matter. In nine cases out of ten the
world would has great deal better oil
it they were not.— Somerville Journal.
om“ " fififm" " M
Advertisements under this head not exceeding 5
Hum, I time rain, 3 times 50c. I seek stoo.
SITUATION BY A GERMAN GIRL. HOOD
k Cook and Washer and Ironcr, and understands
all kinds of housework. Apply at Frank (tree's,
Ely avenue. Jyl'! it
slTl’ATIUN TO TAKE CARE HF IIHRSKS.
k Thoroughly understands lbs! business to all its
branches. Lo c: at Iirnok~hlc Stork ir‘srm. Be!!! or
references. Address if. II. lingers. South Norwalk,
Conn. lyio 'il
I ids—t" one." " 7’
.Advertiscmonts nmicrihis'hcadinnt crowding .
lines. I time 25c. 3 times 50c, I week 8H)”.
J.
NB HORSE AND WAGON. ('liEAi’. ii‘ SOLD
at once. Inquire of fears Kirkbam, 2'” Wash
ingwn street. South Norwalk. jyi? Iw
Alli'li'l‘ri FOR SALE; thgl lull A'I‘ MA-
hackcmo Hotel omen. ms at
_ airman 3x1) coxrnyrtonsnr its-T.
none on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the premises. Jun tr
ADNUISTRATOR‘S SALE—A DWELLING
House and about If art-ea of land, on 31 Neck
road, in south Nnrwal being the homcst lately
occn lied by Benjamin ’. lined. deemed. Inquire
of 'llliam B. Reed. Administrator. me if
OUSKS. BUILDING LOTS AND l-‘Alihlal A’I‘
RBASONABLE I’lllt'Bs AND ON EASY
TERMS- ALSO INVESTMENT BONDS, LOANS,
seminar). nature a downs, is...
sues Agents. o it) if
TWO choice-bundling lots, 50 and or) foot front, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. erasure. of
I. I. HOPE. me if
__. -_f.rjr._9;nr.=n_;
Advertisements under this head, not executing 5
lines, l time the. 3 times 50c. I won! 81.00.
NICELY PI'RNISIIEI) FRONT ltlmll Tt
rrnt, suzmh'r for lung'cmlrnwn. .\I-; . t.‘
Wuhmgton strut. .. .
)ARTOF IIOI'BE A’i‘ N195 NJ l'iI SHIN
street. all Ct'fl‘r‘tlfIItnfl‘il. Alan ptrt uf h Ill-7'
at No. :1, ilanr street. trooma, rent .lo. Appiy In
Taylor a. Ooh en. ,y turf
‘ ECONI) FLOOIIOII‘ PIVB ROOMS 0N MAR
i shall sires-t. All modern ttn rovemer.l.—, Rent
in. Inquire of C. Becker. lil 'aelungtnn sires-l.
booth Norwall vyl: its
llUl'SIAND BARN V-lllil‘sk “Mi 1‘ limit“.
and burn has room for three hum-s out! our
ringer. Apply to Thomas thing-3 ;. 1)..» slru-l,
South Norwu k. Isl tr
IIOI'SB IN EAST .\I)IiW.\I.K, Salli Iltlillfi,
t'om iIt‘Il' nvder.rrnl 'Ifl. Also it lulu-v on
Wmtdwan avenue, 3n, lnquxrr of E. A. Wood
want. ‘ 'i
'1‘"! “(BOND PIJMR 0i” Milli/till iii .
ing, 5 mime. lnqum- at Library rooms. , 1:: ll
l lll'tiI-Z Ol' RIGHT HOOMS‘ UN TULLES 5T .
south Norwalk. Water and tin ruvnrnrnts In
house. lient .ls. Apply to John
West street, South Norwalk.
”‘30)! APRIL lat, 0N lin’nlnllit PLACI.
lower floor are rooms and two rooms in sttm
If. Seymour.
. Knapp. a:
mid
hi! ll
fanatic“... “1.... "sins"... '..-.'..’.‘..
street and Wilton avenue, Norwalk. Inqutre
ofBorr Smith. m it
I’LIAHAN'I' mill IN A CONVENIENT
iocallty ls adored to permits who wouldlike to
visit Washington some time dart the winter or
wing. Boomandbcard ~.oo a y. lrs.J. ll.
anthem. was I et..N. W.. ashlnzton. D. C. neat!
Loss; ‘ M
Advertisements nndm this head. not exceeding 5
lines. I time 25¢. 3 times hog: work use.
Mar cairn}; him no or menus
B .25..- aad croft» :RKnapp‘s lower stop. a
mad) parse roster-tau a Inner mosey. 'I'heuader
wiuhsltberal rewardedb ices ital thence
unclean-r. I! y “K jyirirt
"it..h.‘.es."o....anonly;“
l‘or Inlc—Ohenp' for Cash.
Till stock fixtures, and grunt will of a timeless
Grocery doing a business of $0,000, whsrh can
easily be increased to 'lbilll per sunset. within s
short distaste or lorwslk. A rare chance rot par-
ties wishing to ea in the (lrorery business.
Owner haeother business. 'or further particulars
e. W. ll, Ilox M. NorwslkJn. jyifi tw
DIVIDEND sorter)?”
Boom Ilonwsttr Hanson first, 0
storm Noawsu. Coal. June 30, i?!» l'
AT a meeting of the I of thls llaak, held
this date a dividend to strenuous was declared
at the rats oil per cent. sannm. for the six
months ending um I.) .snd pa hie on anti
after July to. Intereatnot drawn w ll be «wilted
w'acconntaand draw Interest from July 1.
n8 lw do!!! If. KNAI’I', Treasurer.
lll'l'lll BIISIIIIIIII IIIIIIIEIII
s'rartrotto. was.
stuns-sue IBP'I‘BMIIIZB ltd.
..’.‘.I’“"i‘.'lt flit'd-no: ri'ofrmmhmn’ Bhorl‘
. a , .
heath?ypewrl‘til‘:§, etc..thmggh& t.‘ Presi-
dent may he interviewed at the liege alter Ans.
loll. Missiles sent on application. )3?
om IOIWALI IAVIIOI ”All
at Washington lireat.
tzpeaDsllylromsloltal.,andfre-ltalp.l
. on lateraayevenlnplro-I to I.
”mailman“
arm hm.
. mm
.l-lv. % safe-enu-
tummy lilllllll.
Saturday, July 19th,
on NIGHT ONLY.
Special Engagement of Celebrated
' ’ World’s '
Ill 8 .3... 1118 II S
Comprising the following wellvknewn artists:
WII. HENRY rtroz, BILLY "HIGH.
”0!! BLAVIN. FRANK MORAN,
TALLY-llO-‘I'BIO. FRANK KENT,
and 25 other well-known comedians of equal merit.
Brilliant F Irst Part, Superb Orchestra,
comm)": BRASS BAND.
2%; HOURS ON GENUINE MINS'I'RILEIY.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES, NEW ACTS.
PRICES A8 I’SUAIu
Reserved seats on sale at Iloyt's ml Gregory's drug
stores.
.i ( )II N l ). DOUi i] l'l‘Y
Alt'l‘lfi'l‘.
Formerly of West Twenty-thud elm-t, New York
city, ban opened a studio in llu.‘ l’est lltllu- Budding
South Nolwallt,whrn: he ta pit-pami lo llirlnll‘f
pupllein the highest art, in class or in private
'oriralt Painting, Water l.’olors, Prm Ilaull Draw-
tug and Tapestry Painting a spa-lulu. )leI am
SPECIAL SALE
’4' IIIIIIIMIII tmr
gums and ssrii'fi
H A T S !
FOR THE FOl'li'l'Il OI“ JULY.
:I.’
.
Those purchasing Ila! and Trxmzmm.’ mil It tin
Hat Trimmed Free
MRIWIIWIIETT’S
3 WATER STREET.
NOIiWALK. . - CONN.
(inc Quality.»—Tlrc Best.
fie-cl, Veal. Inmh, Marlon, itch, Sol: Mal I’ve-h,
Corned lies-f. bomb-ti Tongue, ham!
Shoulder-t. ”Mun. But: man. Frank-
forts. Etc,
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered I’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington litres-t
LAIIIES’ moron, 3a..
ALI. "All. HEARING.
tllllinihzu I.';h? linsaIab r :‘u’- ‘y . if ‘
liarlftir-l Salt-Ky
Salutes. . 'r. m I p
Call and‘llsnrnitrc Stock.
Free Instructions Io All Customers.
Before you {My ii “'In'al, ,ru-f
Jackson Bros.,
5s Wall Street, Noruulln, t‘onn.
our trims and pans.
Bic Y c it‘d
’ I! Ibuprnrter-rurghc‘ ,M :l
WARWICK AND I'III'I‘OII
”NC. “a! and «If In” M n”.
Also a tires-class Safely, all ball bearings, Lin.
VIIMIAII smoud~hantl Wheels for sale. stomping
in all Its branches.
Leroy II. Whoolor.
I 33 Water litmt, South Norse-lb, Ill.) film
‘ Irons ll. reruns,
Wholesalmnd Retail Dealer in all kinds of
IIIIIII. III] IIIIIIII
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
heltigh, hackawnnna, horns:
lountttin, Franklin, and
Wilkesnarre (tools.
Anvil Ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard tfoot of Washington and it”.
shall streets. Branch ofllcr at Htilson
Drug Flier" Mini
1. as. FILER“?
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
madam-mass.
ll least- late It. -
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2 IIIITIIIIWI
FINEST
SUMMER RESIIIII'
-—-——:{ON}:-—-«
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS 'I‘IIIS
SEASON.
su F001] ml ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
llNlfiNSl‘lEllll lllllBlll.
recruits-torts.
Boron MEOINT!
me STEAMER “menu,"
can. It. Bowman.
Time Table
Ilslly trips from South Norwalk to Baton Point
and Bell Is andnlohta. m., {3.541 p. m , '1 iv p, ”L,
.‘i ‘2" p m., 5i! p. m
i'lmW norm: rmtvr.
(I no a. m. to sleuth hurwatl..
myz'si tf
ll '15:). m. ‘
Lil" p. m.
'2 in p. m. “ "
3'.” p. m. to Wt.an Point and South .‘s’oruuk.
u m p. m. .. .. .. ..
runs nrx,1.t-i.t.\'n
a mo in. to Wilson Point.
'| 0'!) n.
i! it a
l ‘L': p
2.!» p m.
ll!» p. m. to Wilson Pots; and 5mm Norwalk.
r Lap. I... .. -- .. ~
“it”! 2‘; 1-H! l‘wl‘sT.
m. In this island and town l’olnr.
m’ .. .. .. ..
in, to llcll Island and South Norah s.
m.
SI'NDAY Tllli’s.
Imus lie“ Island 'I ‘an a. m for south Norwmlz
Leavvfioul‘h Nurwalk for "'Wlf‘l I‘mnt and lit-ll
Isliil‘ul in loo. m . 1:40p. at. .' on p. m . ”i
7: HI . In
Lean: Romn l’mnt for Sou‘lx Nam-nth ll ‘il a m .
l 15'» m ,4 l5 p. ISL. lif’v to m i...) to Ich [rural
ml Ilium i'onm. r. 1;». r.. , Inst top.
[are one way. l.’-r'. Excursion Tickate. 25c
The Medea mi: amp at Der on i l‘nzm, on any of
.lsrr-gnlur trips, i‘vllcll III"!!! or: passengers to gr!
on or oil
Tho Mcrlea may no vogue-wt for MWIILIIL’I’II Eat or
stone at rr-‘tmnuhlr- rutts Tt rm- uptin appl'l‘nfznn
m tho I‘nptuln. my“ if
m. to South Norwalk.
m. to Wilson Point and South .‘Iith'ilk
in. lo South Norwtzk.
m fit a_
I In p.
1 u' p.
C rill [L
’J' p, m .
To New York in less Two Hours and
it flail.
,4.
“CAEHARES,”
I'AI’T. FRED L. BY‘BEI‘L
W... rummence making Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
POPI LAR I’RII"E:i»~South Norwallt in New
York. unfit» trip, i‘lcv‘lzill txrurston 7” Note. On
and rifle:
HONDAY. JUNE 16th,
J The s‘v-armr W‘Il .r‘na' \i menu. I‘- w 4"l strtvva‘ ll
lImtsatnmr than or 1.: "H'llil .\'i run I. Tl - .‘f s.
m. lint-imam Emn- NI .. lurk. PA I 3.. law: ii at.
foot, of .h :lermn ~tru-l, at I W p. m , and foot of
Thirty tlrst ntrt‘r-l, Zus' mu r at. .l l'» ._ 111., mm“ (-
ing llllr mm a'. thn l‘uutt, g aways Lsitr
lfir: Humanism LUNG-M For Ict'hr'f I:Iofmn‘..-tf.
apply to the New Remand Terminal t'n.
SIDNEY STAILIIIT‘K.
\' w- i'r-wlru' and t- nrrsl Mans-rt, .Hl *imi'h
sure-t. 5-! York, luii ll
ttot'snostc tuttitoau.
IlANIll'IlY k NOBWALK DIVISION.
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Passenger Trains.
HIDU'I‘I I.
Lv Norwmk. I.v tin. Norwn'k. Ar Wiles-t. has!
7 it: a m. I II: a m - U'l a. m.
Si? " Hr?“ «If. "
will " loll ' IIIJI) “
lllp m. lI-lp.m. l 17p at.
4C" " 42H " .7 “
n it " Mar-t! (.2: [red o to “l'x'tl
bill " " hll') ‘ u ’11,. .‘ "
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sulfur.
8 50 a m.
6.01 .m.
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07.5 ” " 0.1“ “ " 6 l “
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150 “ Mind L' Ill “ Mir-st .1 l6 trod
e M p. m. 5 l7 " .5 9-: p, m.
to: " (.26 ” till “
10 lo ” list-d l0 '4': " llred IO S'l Iliad
almost.
0 as a. m 9 fill a. in.
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Marin Lino.
have Bridgeport for l’tttsnelc.
This 0. mate's I
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but) a rn. Inert
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Iouenly’aa far as New llllord
We. ll. Maven-rm, Vice l’ree‘t A (Isn't lan'g'v
W. I. bros. Mrs]
W. A. Panath . Pas-easier Art, ltridgepmt.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all p ones.
You will find the PIN-
new OOAOHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKER!
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTHEIIT or
SALE 803838 in rats--
field County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAITED.
M. II. PARSONS.
uptown stun Fill.
I 1 avast! halt.‘
g ‘I '5': n. in.
86“ F' El” & "YTEverything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
we will offer them at 8c.
Ten doz. Genis’ Domct Flannel Shiitg, 30c apiece. Ladies' and Misses’ Blouses from 25c
4 up to $1 .70, One case 30 inch “Challics; these goods were rotailed at 150 at this sale;
Wool ChaIIics 18¢ per yard.
52¢ per yard. Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69¢ per pair. We have the largest
V assortment of Outing Flanucls to he found in the state. Parasols at 25 per cent. cheaper than
can be found elsewhere. ...,Cotpc early and secure the bargains while they last.
Will begin their great J uly Clearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Ono use Dress Ginghams at
The Norwalk
store will be open Monday until 8 p. ”1,, Saturday until 10 p. m.
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Gazette Building, Norwalk, I
and
Washiugym St., So. Norwalk.
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from our very ('ollllet'lv :lmk
PL-A‘IsT'Ee trill—11888 Hams
cilellllil fir
Insulin Iii
other that WIII
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of Drugs and I’nmiiy )ImIiritu-s..
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Nzitlli‘ni Him-ml Wniors by
till? IMIIIIt‘ III' Him:
Pure Wines, Liquors, Ale-s
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A. 'r. McLEAlI’S
carnage Reunion
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
MDII'I’II NORWAIJL - CONN.
llsvlng filled up a
Carriage Repository
At (-5 North Iain strrvt. South florwsik. ldnir- to
calithc attention of the publlr to the fine line I
have to select from, These Wmneareof tllv but
make. warrants-d and include the leading styles oi
Surreys, Buggies, Phantom.
Concorde, Spindles, lloail
t'arts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Mill.
Wecom.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
unscrew.
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