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m . ”NEW R
All!) ORCHESTRA of So. or-
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1330“,». hisin all.
romfoiit and have
will or ions osnoiiii.
Ila Passes Away this floral-g at Ills
llama on West Avenue.
At no) o’clock this morning. John
Osborn, (aloof Norwalk’s most eathnable
'tliiem, ’hvdveii away at his
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wiza- We‘ll: I or «3} 1m
Atsirteenyesrsof Wmu commenced
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it our. nepotism”:
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' i I'm HUNTINGTON.
Bedding. FromthereheniovodtoNew
Canaan, and thence to Port Chester,
where hetaught school for two years,
moving to Norwalk in 1852. He then
opened a select school at East Norwalk,
in the building now occupied Shy the
Church of the Holy Trinity of New
York city as a summer home for child-
ren, which they purchaecd from hiiu
two years ago. His success with the
school in Norwalk was unprecedented,
andintho year 1857 he retired
small fortune. lle than lived. very
quietly on the farm. tending strictly
tofarming on small scale until 1885,
when he moved into the residence“ of
his son on West avenue, corner of Maple
street. I
Mr. Osborn was quiet, unassuming,
shunningnotoriety and loving the privacy
of his home. He wasadevout church-
man. a loving husband and an indulgent
father. He was greatly esteem-
ed by all, and looked upon as
a man of honesty and integrity
in every particular. He leaves two
children, John A., with whom he lived,
and Eugene 8., who Is now residing at
Ishpeming, Mich. He had been failing
for two years past, but was not wander-
ed dangerous until ten days ago, from
whiehtime he sank rapidly. The pre-
parations for the funeral have not yet
been arranged.
du”laltevcning. andwenttoliunting-
MLLJonIshslntemslvisitto
oi Norwalk, ma Heine’s full band. The
meiiibcrs of EllsworthILodge and delega.
tions from several out—of-town lodges
received the Norwalk Odd Fellows when
theyarrivedattbe wharf, and a large
elation undo fine display of fireworks
notified the residents of their arrival.
They gave a parade through the princi-
pal streetsof the place,headed by Heine's
band. Many of the houses along the
line of march were lailliantly and hand
solnely illuminated, and gave line dis—
plays of fireworks. At the hall of Ells-
worth lodge, Heine’s band gave an ex-
cellent concert and were heartily encorul.
After tlioumccrt the Odd Fellows ad.-
jonrned to the hotel; where an elaborate
collation was saved. The “Mean"
arrived intliiecityat 8:300’clock this
morning and moss Fellows went to
first: homes. wdl pleased with their re-
ception by the Huntington brethren and
the visit.
UNBLUSIIING I'ALSEIIOODS.
Charges Against the Want at the
Soldier'- none.
In the Norwalk Gazette of yestmlay.
charges of gloat brutality and the most
flagrant dishonesty were made against
Dr. Bunsen, the recent superintendent
of the State Soldiers’ home at Novoton,
, and indirect insinuations against the
board of administration, which include
Governor Bulkeley, General Embler,
Surgeon-General Hungerford, of Stani-
ford, General 8. A. Dickinson, of Hart-
ford, Judge A. B. Beers, of Bridgeport,
and Colonel George M. White, of New
Haven. The last named gentleman
was called upon last evening and having
read the article said: “From beginning
to end it. is the most unblushing tissue of
falsehoods that was ever concocted and
putinprint. There isno need of say-
ing anything furtlier."-—New Haven
Palladium.
“OWN AIONC 'I'IIE ISLANDS.
What is Going on at Some- ot the Popular
shore Resorts.
A large party of Norwalk people on-
Joyed a picnic at Coinpo yesterday after
noon.
The lockvrood camping party at thuipo
Beach will break camp to-mom'lw after-
noon.
Over sixty guests have been onwrtain-
ed at Camp Lockwood, at Comm Beach,
during the week.
Among the latest arrivals at the Bell
Island Ilotel is cx’Chief Charles O'Shca.
of the New York fire department.
Nearly 100 members of Trinity Sunday
school. of this city, picniced at Rotnn
Point yesterday. They report having
had a fine time.
Fred Lockwood, one of the mailers at
fompo Beach, caught three young sharks
last evening while fishing for striped
bass. One of them is on exhibition at
W. F. Iiockwood’s lain street market.
Webster Bcldcu and a large party of
young friends enjoyed a plaisant sail on
the yacht “Cam" yesterday. The party
visited Portcbeater and on the return
trip had a dance at Roton Point, return-
ing home at 9 o'clock.
'l'lia Saratoga Excursion.
The second excursion of the season to
Saratogawill take place next Monday,
July 27. Mots will be on sale today.
latte" received from Saratoga report
thatall wbowonton Wdrst tripbada
glorious time. The air was delightful, the
weather line, and excellent satisfaction
in regard to accommodation-I was given
every one. Troupsof ereursioniste were
seen at the spring,hotcls,nirdens and
enjoying the delightful music of the
concerts, Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures! the party. The triu'n arriv—
ed home last night. Great surprise
isexpseesedtbattbesetripscanbegiven
at such low rates, but these rates make it
possible for every one to go. Tickets
andcirculars may be obtained of R. ll.
Plalsted, in Washington street.
Bargene o'neiiiy lute ldltar Ilylagton.
Editor Byington and chairman James
II. O'Reilly. of the police committee of
the Court of Burgesees, met in the police
Iliadquarten in the Gazette building
thisnmingnnd indulged in a lengthy
and What spirited interview over
. "Staci letters" which the Gazette
ohallmges the burgeee to produce. lilo-
quilit mid elusive language was the re-
sult, but it is not known at this writing
who was the better man. Officer Adams
was present a part of the time but wheth-
ertoprsservethe peace is not known.
In the Building Lino.
(From the Weekly Reward I
The lot on Wall SHOCK, the site of the
new club house, has just been transferred
to the trustees of the property. E. O.
Keeler,lrn Cole,0. B. Wilson, (lee. ll.
Holmes, E. J. Ilill, Geo. E. Miller and
Ann B. Woodward. A large number of
leading citizens have executed a deed of
trust to these trustees, in which they
promise topay amounts varying from
$50 to $2, 000 towards buying the ,lotaaud
erecting the building.
Brown a Hodges have taken the con-
tract to build two OI. 000 cottages on West
Main street. for George Gregory. Smith
Brothers will do the million work.
President ()lmstmtd, of the Norwnlk
and south Norwnlk Electric Light mim-
pany, states that the aim-payment of
contractors and the consequent tiling of
Item no the property was'not from any
inability of the company to ill)". but
because the cwtractmi' bills had imt
ntn‘ funds It!
Frankie limit ,wff.K.oolI
Kmley,o_f Waterbury. has “hint“ p lpt
mm ' A9,...
llalnslreet, theFatrOrounds. The
lot is 801940 feet and llr. Keeley will
build a house and barn there.
TWA-ulna omnidmr ii‘ffii’
Gulflhlekota was armted this
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borrowed.” from liokots some time
mm to return to lamin-
pl
mama-non.
Thellartford city battalionoftlie First
regiment was called out last night for
duty. WMnemlsy Colonelflrlchson re
solved sealed orders from Adjutant
(lcnerslliuililertobeopenednot earlier
than last evening. Colonel Erickson
readtbecrdenatnilbaudastheycalled
outuiebattsllonbest WWW
lsjorKlinbn-lyona bicycle but“?
tliecsptsliis. (tompany F smashed the
aderstlflaailatmtlnd It meant)
weanesday, was unloading sly, percent-fulln- Comm: A Mme
VIN m . an w and 1.11 Gilliand‘lmasseuibled 31 men. Ginn-
m m puyBua-millsdat'lzlllaad at him
on“, m mantra. Companyflattpnund
mmu‘rdthedfiqm Campanile:
emuutmmsm the Sinai
“ chrpsat'iflhdat'iddhsd 4 months
llacblaellonplstcopiit’imsndsl 1:44
mom
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and vim
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avenue. 8. N.
to.
M’- '- “me 9:in
II. D. It .
m" M)! wit-3m low,
“Woman. I . lobbiu'etc. -
010” BOX WUPAC'I'UBBII:
. m, . snu-
ugS'l' JOIINCKAB clots-rig, esaad diale‘gin ribbons.
. . SUMMER SIIIllTElllllliS
rim colitis AND noise or our
Asn noaouoii rsorne.
.m.l.is~m lac-II Militar-
ere-uauaa—Datolbwa Baa-tame
mum-glauallfmn-lltnw
noun Way, of Hartford, is spending
a few‘days in Norwalk.
Eddie Thornhill, of Brooklyn, is visit-
ing friends in Springwood.
Min Edifli Merritt, of Port Chester, in
visiting the Misses Stow, High/street.
Henry llanellcld. of New Yort.a
former pupilof Colonel Roberts’, is visit-
ing in town.
Mr. and lira. Noah B. Stevens, of New
IYork, are vkiting B.‘ 1?. Stevens South
Mrs. Jennie Craft, of New York, spent
yesterday with Mini Annie C. Sanford,
Franklin street.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter and daughter,
of Quinlan! place,are visiting relatives
in Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs. J. L; Jennings and daughter, and
Walter Jennings, of West street, started
this morning for Bangor, llaine.
Mrs. J. P. Treadwell and two sons. of
North avenue, who have been at Lake
Wammaug, returned last evening.
lire. Chriswtiher Jobnstone, of Hart-
ford, is visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. George Von Alstyue, of West ave
nue.
Mrs. S. E. Olmsteud and daughter.
Mrs. C. B. Coolidge. who have been at
the White Mountains. an- expccted boom
tonight.
8. D. Poole, wife and don gliter, of
New York, are spondinga few days in
South Norwalk, at the residenc ~ of J.\\'.
Duke. on Elizabeth street.
The Mirna-s 'I’hayer, who have been via
itlng the Mines Thornton, of South Main
street, retumed to their home in Middle
town, New York, yestmlay.
Mrs. A. Wheaten and daughter start-
ed yvuteiday for the. Thousand Islands.
Mr. \Vheaton will join them next week.
They will remain until September.
Miss Nellie Murphy, sister of Miss
Maggie Murphy. of Main strwt, Nor-
walk, and bliss Mary Blacker, are bll‘llil-
but two weeks at South Manchester.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Janilrew, of New York
city, who are occupying a mttuge in
Iliilgelield, were the guests of Mrs. \\'.
ll. l’ierwn, of Union Park. yesterday.
A. lllunclianl has sullicieiitl y recover“!
from his recent sickness to undertake a
trip to ‘Ilarrv. Mass. Ilc left town, In"
«impacted by his wife. on the noon
train today.
Joseph Troy, formerly of Norwalk,
now of the Newark polici- form», accom-
panied by his two sisters. was in Nor-
walk ylstmday to attend the funeral of
James Boyle.
WEATIIIIII PROPHET VAUGHAN.
Ila Says August Will be a Month of \‘cry
and Weather.
Jillllfll J. Vaughan. the hattcbartist.
of 29 Stuart avenue. Norwalk, writes as
follows to the New York Suii:
I wish to state that next month will
boa "tenth of very bad weather. The
Twist)" I send this sheet of storm predic-
tions into prove that l have dimmer-d
the stance of the storms. the plans I
llive wrote whole tluric stamps form
may start from there and may not have
any effect there, but that is their start-
ing point. it will give an idea from what
direction the storms are muting from. l
hope you will tnkcnoticc of times pvt-db»
tioiis next mouth.
I. A violent storm will take place lio-
twu-n the 30th of Jilly and the 5th of
August: it will form between New Colo-
doniaand theSamoa lslands,in the
southern Pacific Ocean.
II. A violent etorfn will take place be-
tween 1th andlllthol A .au-
nmuwvmmymvyw i’dt‘wlll
form In Central America. .
” “it”wvloldfl WWMbplace‘lfl-
mm the” answer 'Augtltlilt villi
form near the island of St. Helena. in
the south Atlantic Ocean.
IV. A storm will take place betwmi
Aug. 98 and Sept. ll; will form near 80lo-
mou's Island, north Pacific Orion.
MN “MW... - . ......» ...... ..
The Consolidated Disputes Jurisdiction.
The New York, New Havenand liar:-
ford Railinsd company is Will
into comttc showwliy they shall not
build a callable platfprm at New itc—
ehslle for the summation of east-
snsMummmumoamu- AetlssY. to. AA have map racewlllhhpllosuitbem
hiccups-engine. Theralliiadcfllclsls
dispute therlgbtot any town through
m,vvlilclillieypeia toiintruct than what
andrbentlieyshallbulkl.
unwell-slauhrmsaa
The papers in tlwsult of Jamesc.
diam-am. Tliesultutoiecov
er damag- for injuries received In a
collisiousttliellenthllorwalkdepotlsst
lawman was swimnater
is “ammunition-t cameraman-nastiness» means. an expected new that
flwflmdm.m Insist night-militiamen“ Huntsman-armature,
Minnow «namwavmwu 0W W. audits plus
mw;
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fifii ......ficmu:
delirium!
nova sebum
uuénnnottheum'm .oisssta.
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Nfififlfflfilfllfloflw andtln wart.
WILLIAXSJI. HJBWlIIItJl.’
Wilson. II. II. IIWaIl at. N.’
”“10. AND cumulus.
tfiifl' BID! PHARMAWNWI an“.
odor Hmlmloamlwpnm.
client? villi. an A cine. 7" .
(lavas-nor Bulk-lay and Quartermaster-
Geaeral Build on the financial .M
Quartermaster-General Rudd. was'in
Hartford Wediunday evening, and was
seen by a (radiant reporter, who inquired
it be had decided vim our course gt,
action in view of Oompholluataub'p»
cent decision not to honor his regulation
ney Wynn”! the bills Ila-
won by thfltldmwanlhde-
partinent. He said that when Masked
Clerk Moore to give him an order on the
treasurer for the "0.000. We requisition
for theft amount. which was filed in
the oomptroller’s ollice two or three
weeks ago, could not be found. He pro-
wise! to again demand yment of the
odk‘loday: and odours Comptroller
Steubhad left the city,hoped that he
had reconsidered hh determination and
that it. would be paid. He was under
heavy bonds to the state for the prompt
and faithful performance of his duties,
which certainly includeded the care of
the state military property. The ad-
vance asked for was to enable him to
pay legitimate bills against the state, in
curred by various persons under his di-
rection, and he thought that be was
fully competent to judge what was nec-
cesary.
If the coniptroller‘s ofllce still refused
to honor his requisition all bills author-
izcd or contracted by his deparment
hereafter would beintho naincof the
state of Connecticut and would be pro-
scntcd direct by the person entitled to
the money. The bills would then be :i
legmtimate claim against the state. He
further said regarding the encampment.
that, having been ordered by tin-com-
nmndcr—in-chief, it would be held, Comp-
troller Shrub to the contrary outwith.
standing. and the bills, including the pay
of lumps, and all other exp-uses would
be paid.
While the reporter was talking to Gen-
eral Rudd. Governor Bulkoley, whom
the general had not previously seen yes-
terday, cumeln. lie corroborated the.
pmviously-expreseed views of General
Rudd and said in addition, with em-
phasis, that the encampment of the
National (braid would beheld lowered.
If the comptroller persisted in his decis—
ion not to advance-the necessary money
the triiope would be paid, [Krisible by
borrowing the money, astlie treasurer
was empowered to do under the statutiei.
.\s to the uunptroller's tIt‘CINlIlIl that the
encampment was not amenity this your.
one having been held last year and the
statutes not Isnsltively requiring
annual encampment: but that ”W
Irwin shall be cncumpod at least
once in two years. the govemur thought
llie Cttlllnlillllll‘f-lll-i'lllt'l was the best
judge of the manually for an oucamp
meat. and its the authority was vested in
him by the law. the comptmller's [mwer
was limited to the somewhat perfunctory
ditty of drawing the orders “pull the
treasurer for the regular dlfilllll'tlt‘lllf‘lllli.
which are specifically regulated by law.
Governor Bulkely added that tho- state
government would continue in full force
and ellect, and, notwithsliuidiiig what
inu'uliar views the comptroller, by him-
self or through his «sunset, might cuter-
tain, provision would be made for paying
all just indebtedness of the state incurred
in supporting the majesty of her author-
ity.
POINTS AllOl' T TENNIS.
l’llhy Advlce as “what to Wear and flow
to Play the (lame.
A good racket ants ubmit so. It you
rein-ct it, don’t tie it up with a bow.
About your drew If you are going to
wear stays you had much better stay off
the tennis field. You don't want to be
builds a whalebono fence with steel gab:—
p- site when you are trying for a good do
livery. and when the siseof your waist
will be of no «mlucuie as wmpanxl
with the style of your playing.
Put on a plain mndskirt. full enough
to allow you to take a sizable struts. It
aluulld not quite reach the luslep. (lot a
llannelette shirt-waist with a “about!
up with visor and the regulation in
renew um llsvlbg arrayed
yourself in thin garb, straight any for-
not you Into It on, also you ”won't 'fday
twenty;
An obliglng friend can cause you to un-
Ilrimtand the more important tennis rules
in lllleca minutes. This does not mean
that in fifteen minutes you can lemme a
player. Fired with ambition you will
probably play three or four sets that first
day and the next morning your uprisings
will be with mourning and your down
sittings with lamentatlon. ' [lot In a
weeks time you will find yrniiself onl-
lled. There will never boa time. how.
ever, when, if youforget to unions
blaser while resting between sets, you
won t be in danger of catching a glorious
and well-deserved cold.
There are three points to remember:
"limp your feet oaths ground and your
eye-an the lalliphy withsmneomwbo
can beat you: neverplsy More theme»
um" Thewbolsutoftenaliis in
these mleaultmder.
naqulaagIhsre.
'I‘bebugell. T. Blihneyersadcbuaker
No. alanine whistling argue of coal
.atJJlJ‘errls dock,
limiters aredhchkrglnga '
Raymond
WHemlfnrflllmt manoey stilts
l'foraalktiunWerksccrnpany'edsck.
Asmallcatolinatooatslntngapmyot
memos ”Won the
list-mm ml
salmohflpsd‘lbrsnslnfiusenal-
manners WA
a. H Taylor arcane. ll. N.
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”03%“ .mM manor mW‘I’ll
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wfim W." II. (:0. Music llall blink,
Wfimlz‘mflwwmnflm
We” hazwhfl‘m “$9MW:
sfiiw'. iii
8. legislation! “Sikhs“ kind lri
mtumlmtlfiisn,
comp Memenment of
BLAINE lllll Gillllllll "
That is the Ticket Colonel
Dudley Has Named.
nuns srArssiiAs A assume:
as least rim is mm m. Intimate
Ids—l arr-mutant”, luster-.71. Arrow
m]. lion-mus.» Hers ‘Wr-‘KIO;
secret-r, Illa-ml", Getting Better.
Barron. July 24.~(}olonel W. W. Dud-
ley, of Indiana. who pawl through the
city today, was not at all averse to un-
bosomlng himself regarding next. year's
campaign. He thinks that Blaine and Gor-
lllan will be the opposing standard bearers.
As to the latter, the colonel said: ”If I
Irma betting man I wouldn't be afraid to
wager a pretty good Imm on his nomina-
tion. lie butt-factory to the south The
delegates from that section are not. going
to support northern Inch who are opposed
to what they suppose to be their best. in-
tare-ts."
Illalne the Man.
When asked about the Reptibllcun poel‘
tlon he said with “In!“ promptness: “Fresh
dent Harrison will not. be nominated if
Mr. mains will consent to have his name
audio that connection. In the event of
Blalu'a wishing to be a candidate the
quesflon simply incomes a doubtful one.
Icaasay for President Harrison the; his
adminintnllon has been aciean and honest
one of public affalra. During the past
sixty years but two presidents have been
"slatted—namely, Lincoln and Grant.
Outakle of those two incumbents have
heennncminated at. the expense of unity
in the party."
Concerning Quay'a Resignation.
Cokinel Dudley does not believe the lie-
Cbairman Quny's resignation, which be
supposes will be tendered at the approach-
lng meeting.
“I am," he said, "personally opposed to
accepting his resignation. and the mem
bar-sf the committee with whom l have
talked feeljust as I do about it. This is
no time to let Mr. Quay go. The Iiieinbers
of the national committee have the high.
at will for him. They esteem him as a
worthy and able man. and there is no good
reasm why they should let, him go at this
.tlme.”
In Saga tho Alli-raw. Will Fall.
In raply to a question about the Alliance
he dd: "In my opinion it will fall of its
own weight. We a sporadic movement,
which had Ila origin In the dissatisfaction
ol the agricultural interests, growing out
of Qp failures. Write the causes
which brought it Into being are removed
it will disappear. It is already lost losing
ground. The last time I was in the west
It was plain to see that the Alliance was
losing Whatever foothold it liml pits-embed.
No. I don't think there is any likellhuml of
the Farmers! Alliance amounting to very
much next year."
Ila Says Blaine \l’lll ltnn.
Dnamr, July 24.—Jo.~cpb .\laulcy, cr-
poatmaater of Augusta. .\Ic., and II warm
friend of Secretary Blaine, says that Mr.
Elaine’s health has been almost fully re-
stored and that he will accept the presi-
dential nomination if it Is tender-M to him
In Ian ,-
FORGIVEN BY THE WOMEN.
Parnell's Haulage to Mrs. O'Hhea lIas
Helped Him with Them.
DI'IILIN, July tit—The feature of the
Parnell convention which opened in this
city was the large attendance of ladies
who crowded the galleries and the exuber-
ance of their enthusiasm. Every utterance
of Mr. Parnell was cheered by them, and
the running are of comment kept up
among them attested the ellicacyof his
marriage as a factor in mesmbllshing his
popularity, at least with the women. The
day's session was devoid of especial inter-
est, one of the delegates in the beat of dis
euuiou called Mr. Harrington a "Pasha"
in resentment of his arbitrary tactics,
whereupon the delegate was grabbed and
lnrontlnently hustled Into the tltmf.
Several other disturbers later arrayed to
inject an element of ‘lvcllness into the pro
ceilings. but they, too, were cast out amid
theapplause of the occupants of the gal-
Isrha
In his opening address .\Ir. Parnell,
In inferring to Mr. llnlfunr's protu-
llea with regard to the Irish local guwrii-
meat bill, raid that he would join Mr,
Ilealy in making that measure as miupra
benslve as possible. .\lr. I'arncll ilwu
CW Ill. llealyltea Willi biting owl"
anxious to take olilce, and urged the Irish
commoners never to dose until Ireland
had obtained complete control over its
own dutlnlea. The convention has adopt.
ed sprogramtne which includes demands
for manhood suffrage for the people of
Ireland reforms Ill the land laws and the
Wt deviated tenants upon the
homily tssai when they have been
we »
w"!- m Ms the reuse)»:
It Pmunm. July Illa-The French
squadron was enthusiastically mired st
Cmatadt. The Grand Duke Aluls, ad
Illllll of the fleet, not the French admiral
and his officers on board the ltusslsu
cruiser Asia The bands played the "Mac
NW and the French sailors cheered
The French omens were entertained at a
Monet at the I’eterbof palace by the cast
lastevenlng.
am‘ with a Constable.
lunerru,‘ . 1., July M. “Walter W
Brena well known countable have. left the
city with flies liens Ecksl, an adopted
in of the late Provost B. liainee.a
prominent Mason and New York business
men. who left her all his wealth. Word
comeafrotn Traitoa that thecouple were
married there.
luv. Ballard Ace-sad.
“mama animus-...”;
lfsetla Insulation, Iii
pnblktan national committee will ncwpt ,
3"“ “giti'dfim .fl:
Wain" carnal). In mwm. It. Is.
con. cuAs. In“ nwmimnu. s. s
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mined-I rtl 'ood l
Bulkimgle normal." "8" "0
rear HAHUI’AL'I'IYBBBS. .
CROFUT KNAPI' amassed inns. fartin-
ies moor. n h [In a and W star A; Tollos
8.3!. New York oboe, use reene st.
RAYMONDh ODMtlelK. Day st 8. N. also
New Forming Cmnpany y.sams remand
HARDWARE 8 CUTLBBY.
"mes. ‘
P1380 RHONB‘IEHW
WWW KW
”ovum“ 60008.
Pomd.w.flwnlllmfl.fih N.
wwmuauwman. '
WICI A0"!!-
UJUKWOOD, WI. m. up and Wal
Real sstatella vulva. loans
TAY
no.8. . Realm
INSURANCE MRI“.
CONNECTICUTGEN‘L
Hommadieuag‘uw no.8. .see
ton at, B. N" FJ Mum leupl,
.NBRWAIJK FIRE“ INFLCO. N.
.I’EOPLK‘S IJFI’ INN. 00. The.“ “fa-bl
QUINTARD. W. 0. much "all black. BJI
saints. oils', gloss. etc. (seem-I
in
G
and to your pocketbooks, that
should not take advantage of
”To oldm
At 8:00 o'ili-ck sharp, and
MONDAY AN
ccllcnt bargains.
Arc always worth their ,rfull value
vauri
Hill“:
300 5 yards Apron Ginghams. . .
350 5 yards best quality Calico. .
25c 2 yards (biting Flannel .....
title. 2 yards best. Linen Toweling
.lllc 5 yards Good '1‘ owclin . . . .
25c 2 yards good quality
.iljlc .5 yards Shining Print. . . . . . .
r ' C
250
25c
DRESS
35L uid' 5"» iiiclI ( 'aslinici',c all
ilflt
3th"
mp.
13:»
0“
~ It
2:“
i .V
"J v
(. It Ulf‘t‘ Of all Dill" "'
l _\ .ird faiii- y Plaid Dress Gor
‘3 \
J}
J \
aids Pine Apple ’Iissue”
35c Jet Pins, Ear Ring, Scarf
300
290
31h
21k
3&-
39k
25v
I cum-c Triple Extract. all m
" Illllllt‘S I' Iilllllll \\ flier .....
:illentsor Ladies Ililllllkt‘lt’ It
I [Aidics' Blouse \‘i dist ......
. "cakes (lilklr \"a ~".\pplt illuss
HOSI
300
321'”
25c.
3th
2r“ '
s)’ ....“-
2i)"
"ili-
'3 pairs lchIts fast black and
l Iairlicnts' Suspenders.
(‘ mice of our Neckties ......
"lie I Boys' Shirt Waist. .....
l'llh ’(icuts‘ Collars.
230 l
35%
34k
Iair(‘ull's .........
ll .atlics‘ Ribbed Vests ......
'Hients‘ Illivpd lliilf llosc. ..
that you can imagine.
all 3 Cups and Saucers ..... ... .
3m: .5 large Chimneys .. . . . ..
fiddsrnssltllm Hm
ember Tick. . . . .
.\‘ yards Calico ..............
3 yards 4- 4 good quality Bleached Muslin ........
I all linen extra quality ’I‘chl .................
ards {one} Plaid and Stripe Dress Gouda.
..w and ‘WC (iimps ...........
.I this best Dress (iinghains. . . ...............
y .inls good quaililv Dress l linglianis .......
35t ('I IOIlt‘ elegant assortment Luce Pins ............
40c Pair Shell Rock Combs .........................
marked down to .......
.‘I Spools of Cotton ...........
l. 1 bottle llv\ bees Royal Sliht’ Polish. 1 bottle)
I Ammonia and one best Liquid Glue l
. pairs Ladies fast black and fancy Stockings
1 pair C liildrcn it Ribbed Hose ......... . . .. . .
2 pairs plain (‘liililren' s Hose ..................
l pair Boys Mixed Hum ......
lpuirllents' funcv llalf Hose ..... .
............... s-
...-....
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andssklo mulch
wsrlislllecompellaluirehae, ufihssleposltivoly
so. 8.N.A
.. .x.
Don’t Think for one Instant
That we do not recognise the fact that it' Is hot. just as well as you do. and that
log to make you leave your comfortable homes to come out and buy Dry
,.,ete we shall have to ollcr inducements so gratifying, both to yourselves
twice] ashamed to look yourself in the face. if you
everytldngstandonitsownbotwm,wehave deoidedtogive one of EN:
“flue-m.
I glnc mm“? “l .tlxddSla totaled WE!“- m .; i
We do nbt think there' is a [lemon within a radius of 15 miles of South Nor—
walk but what knows that we give the very best values In tliesesal es.
Sale Will Begin Saturday Morning
last during the following
D TUESDAY.
This is git log you three days in which to come and select some of these ex—
DOM ESTICS
However, we make them somew hat of a
leader. as w oil as to serve as an advertisement for us
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GOODS.
shades ...........
Ids. . . . ...........
Pins. etc. etc, all
NOTIONS.
lors ............... ‘
icf f; ilii‘V I)l)I'ilt rcil
l9c
om Soup ..........
250 1 good Hair Brush .......................... i 1
tie I llair Curler and paper lust Hair Pins ........
"is l Shawl Strap ............... . .................. t
'35s l Ladics'fflotli l’xclt ...........................
29v 1’ Ladies" Einllroiderco‘l .\lull Tics ...............
29c 1 pair Shears. all sizes .........................
L’I'Ic ZPdchii Safety Pins. nickel-plated .............
ERY.
All gmsls mlvertiml under this department lll't'iithrbillitlllt‘ guilds. and tlieprices
quota-II licluu w ill be found to be 33* per «out. off tln regular prii c.
fancy llalf llosc
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HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
“'i- and oum'ht'flfl tritlo ov'crlisuli-Il in this department. so instead of carvi
that' Possum. we slinllcut the liggeat slice oil the regular prices on three gt
...-....
meson Tummy eventing.
moose
new
LA ..IAccs ii. Wishington l m 0.
Emma“ uddnufibeadi
I a N.
awed
a GOLDEN. 45 and it Winsome»
coinsurance. ,
FEI INFLGO fl. 8. 1i‘-
METROPOLITAN IdF‘ 1318.00. dll'imbing.
In successful
“line-H lime llllll. Nooumandlnk lunchtime
ILFreeiuau, lint. inpcrluteiidii‘ilt
I90
I90
I90
I91:
I90
I90
clicgtxxls, advertised at lllr. for
I:
th,JOEmK.1INW _ ..
vim JOKNB. ' .
also .3. deim.
u NN no r s. mnor'nifv‘
his was. Dolomliliimst,‘ .
wuss memoirs”:
HICKWOOD MANUFA
ELN. Manufacturers of bu ldeve' hardware
WI 'uNow York adios O
on HM-
ALK LOCK (30‘ 83. New’Yol'k (flea
ware- dwig’dtgiumnderstwolikuilr‘naf
house ' mines in rouse. brassandirvn-
“CHINE 8110” i
NOBWALK IRON WORKS CO.
hour It. ll. bridgeJiN. General MW“ at
swim minionnfiai"... ”‘33
BCOI‘IEIID, WM.A. Knight st,”N. New Inn»
cbinery ai'sde promptly, repairman specialty.
IANII'I'AC’I'UBEB CHILDREN'S moms.
KARV’EY, C. II. TONortli "Wallis. N. a
dmrlll mm
“109nm
BENNE'I'I‘Q .
lobsteruzlame. fruits ,mh No. "ii-91W
CALL AT JUDD‘S Cash Mark Pine Hams a
specialty. Washington at, 8. .opp. library.
CARR WILLIAM H. otl'arm m;
Fine menu. vmm mar
“minds. menm
mugging“, wqmlmmuo nifl‘
LOCKWOOD 1.. Washington St.
line meats, lleh. oy stern. clams, vege
SMITH'B WARNINGTON HAW, 5 Wash-
lngton shalt. meats. poultry forfaniilrtrade.
TIC]! dc NASH, 0N0. Malnet,8.N. emeata,
poultry. etc. Choice cuts at c prices.
WEBBEle. P. 13 Main at. N. choiceineata.
poultry, fish, vegetabl es,el.c.
LUMBER DEALERS a name lull.
RANDALL‘S MILL, KN. lumber and timber.
minimum»
\ ;
AVIBON. A. llili Main st. NJlsat
etablce,lisli, oyete malaria,
«limb or workedtoorder,mn
“SONS AND normals. '
YMOUEHENBL Y imWeeta B. All
kinds of stone mania eon track MM
SMITH, WILLIAM II. in West et. 8. N. Job
blag promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND Gum
BATES. P. W. Water st,N. manufacturer at
line granite and marble we rk. and deals In i
stone work of allkl n
MEN'S commas.
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonic hulld‘ 21.. 1480.
Mai n st. 5. N. Gentlemen' a up goods.
FRANCIS Jr (:0, 80 Washington st, 8. N. line
bats. gentlemen' I; furnishingsofall kinds.
6" MERCHANT Tum?”
ousowsxi‘n. :n w “IN
glutmnlt‘t‘d; the lates st) csalways on hand.
K0('01'R,F. ITNo Main at, S. N. Pine tail.
oring a specialty. Repairing, etc.
MIIJJNEBY.
COLLINS,R.M.12Mainst.S. N. Ladlaeown
material used lfd
FITCH Af' NES Ellis. r
“Old Sln’tcn lslundnm “Kg-‘2: "a
HUSICT’BAM
GIBSON ALEX s. R Kerwin at, N. Plano.
organ and on) .
OYSTER PLANTBBS AND hm
IIO‘i'T. \" H. & SON. m‘aner at. S N (foot
of Raymond. I Planters, expert
sale dealers in native oysters. .
REED s: flotsam): nu Water stalk Pim-
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME. J. LOCO. P. O. burntBfiN.
PA'I‘TLIINS AND MODELS. ,
\ORW ALI-i PATTERN \VORKIN LhasJIMe'
thnrpe. prop , Riverside ave S. N lhuse heat-
irlga spot iaIty. by steam, liot wat (it or hot
air. References. Norwaik IAIc
(steam): Dr. Boliannan, (steam):
ncll,1steaml:JDlln 1170an at alrlrWilliaai
ll. Smith, (sir-am); Grace Church. thotairl;
and many others. .
J EWE LRY- scan Axum. P§::WN. ' smegma.
. P , l d
JOI' 2L lcganl gold plated Shirt Studs. . . . . . . . ....... 0.;E‘éé‘igfimm. veggies House
dfn' T iS'loue .\ccklacc .................... . ........... ““3“!“ "un‘°’vm’°'hwm‘dw-
200 4 pmdwna-Urnuiiiental Hair Pins ............. rno'roeuiunnas.
lilo 1 iii handsome Sleeve Buttons ..... . ......... xfliililly give: gdwmghinstgg‘gl. S N.0ne
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. W. (2, ofllcc 45 and 47 Washington It.
:5 .\’. llourtholDJtolL'lfoti.
1'1A\0 'l'l'Nl-Ill & BEI'AHH'IR.
HKSDEI‘, C. F. corWalI and Knight sts,N. Als
dealer in pianos, organs.sbeel muslc,etc.
1‘LA’1'ING—— 601.1). SILVERAND new
hot Til .\'OR“ .\l K I’LATING CO. ”blister
.\ll kiInl-Auf r In troplatiug done relishing
lllllll It finishing of all kinds of inelivlgood
III‘AI. ESTATE AGENTS.
Lat TON, J.“ '08 )1. Washington st, next P. U
S ..\' Props rty forsalc houses to rent (sceadv
“(KIDW A.RI) E A. .\'o. Malnel, S.N. houacam
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BYXBEE. l". I". BRalli-cad roman. Meals
at all hours strictly ti echsiiina overrun-
spool. .\ rim table .‘
l. \Vs's DEPOT RESTAURANT as. N. l-
ily the best, prices theloweet. Openall w$hh
SCHOOLS.
ilAlRlljS. MISS lNS’i‘lTU’l‘E.N.Yona ladies
hmmlingandday school. Springterm rill.
Ellis. HEADS 5(3IIOOI. for girls and
ladies. Hillside, .\'. Epring term openam .
SHIIIl'I'flAND AND “H;- WRITING.
LAl' DERS BLOCKS .N. C. F. Plumb, Prln.
Day and evening sessions. Send forci rcnlar.
li'fli'ilfll ENG1NIES AND Wm
NORWALK IRON “{0an t'OMPA’Nl’. The
\\ ater st. 8. )3 near Ilallroadh
steamsnil' TICK“ AGENTS.
l. \\ TON. JACOB hf. Washington at, next PO
:4. .\'. I'm. ticketulrafismioneyorderslseead
STONE ”Mulls.
FI-‘Jlllls. JOHN II ft “'ashlmzlun at. SN. also
brick, linineement. hai r, illusion.
MORTON. JOHN B. at T “pier avenue. 3. X!
Also layer of concrete w
s'rm‘ 1‘15. RANGES AND Hum.
lil-Z'I'l'lli' ll, LANDOV. :5) llnvllnml st. 8. N.
Ila» stove», and water he Haters P.l
POW )2 Lb. J. W. :9 Washington at, Hi'N
rnccainu.
MORTON JUIIN IWTsonMVt-nnefi. N. L lit
and been truuklnupnunptly athuidqlla to."
”BMW I ’
JENNIN J. D. o Horticultural.”
lltflit‘e slain st. . 'Mvpl'tfelophun
Jr. “LLIFPE, til-JO. a: No. Main Ill. s. N. Open
Idoulb
RAYMOND. 0110.".01 and 48 Mai l .
ltsslilencezllsrki-luist. Telepboaa’ef—i. N
Jacob M. Layton, ’
Real Estate and House A cut. General In-
fitliicgmauh Tlcke'teu-ut‘ablfiv‘ad also L
Drafts for LI rdmand ialone any 03::-
down
all vtsofwuro Notar I’abllczarknew
luluutgalstak W lroa’d 'i‘lckats. Ila.-
gage r-bei team to destination.
to \t at strut. neat. to Past (use.
Uriahumn.
290 llllussBerI-y Dish. . mm» -
300 It andsoinc Decorated llonollisbes...........] in" “mm”
II npcomplete..............:.....:.:.....
:doaunulassas i,
33c4do1r£enlgloblet§uuér...}’Il :glnuvnmm mu icdliiis onorul-
c cacs mm on ovo oisi............... m'“
{liloSilcndiIlClotIesLinc ........ ‘ NI Ks FERRIS.»
libel ash Tub Stand, extra value.. “mm“ " “I" ”um“ ”WM“ “'1"
ET)”: éifigpdmrpoons mixiii’hlduvgid‘inhowum“ M
in.1T...Quus'nnt'itizxg:::::::::::::::::::: ‘ . ALBIN MALMO;
33:1}:an Mllyl‘li‘l’lm lWlnfllkIWd
: '5 Inner ates m;
.Illc lRockingbamTi-ul’ot........................ le'sl'lldms'idhm “' .’
2M lOilStovc'l‘ou licttlc....... ‘ Mm.unmask-murmured»
dwegcgfiagfitz‘otflifnxglnm CI'llt’l...................... xopnyMAgvau$mnmx
3.7.. amp..mds§mmgmf-5-.::::..:::::::::: ‘“ "M"
oil are one isIes..................... .
30c iwiilodeié'l’ails,ll‘allsize...................... 800T" IRIWIllmKMWI“ MIN,
go on assUI an ""°"‘“"’”“""“" "““m'fi'm
i’E 011mm ‘l’utfilmdl’m' Pitcher................ , "pneumatmmm
'l cleats-lease tllsaa‘lleh'IUOI A,
30c:5largel‘ancyStripeBowls.................... , . SANwwan hen...
£33510“? GMutterDish....................
uric . .. _,
35cIChambc rel .. .. “flatwamluflmllla 33
25c] olkaDotSugarshaker...............:..:.. will“ ' . Mmfio
flgiltliandPlates.teaeise.................... Emma‘fl‘ fl»
gibccoratcd Teal’otBland.................... miilyfloimhz mill;
And lots more of other just as good bargains. “9 9 ”1 "
In cknlngvm ewouldiay wane earlywfiutoget first Choice. and above all «lo W
notcomuou
; . £51 .
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Norwalk Chronicler