[statistics smartest _ “assess-unwise see last ‘ ‘laewalh. South servers as .W' Daring their Diurnal Journey- pleas-emanate“ T0 ADVERTISERS. M moot bspsomnfssd the inedcyemiahoadedis. Masa- MUM»!!! bounds toaonommo- palme,butcmae cannot be in- _ ., argpoeosarightmlessoopyis sent its o'clock its the afternoon of the ‘ ‘lwwmmmhdam. . Ir.audlrs.A. E Ellison. of Nor- : have removed to 111 Edgewood . . Nfl Seven. The Independent Social club will meet . with ClifiordE Adams. tonight. The astral-annual election of editors will be —Telegrspb cfiice now located at 74 Washington street. Quick service to all points. . .r The Barbers‘ Union is considering the advisability of establishingaSick Benefit society in connection with the organiza- tion. Edward Targett has resigned as presi- dent of the Danbury Hat Finishers' asso- elation and James Scollin has been elect- ed to succeed him. r-Joh lot of bath towels, regularly sold' at 26c each. now the. at l. S. Smith‘ . Eben Hill, of the Norwelk Iron Works company, has bid 31 for the first copy of the Women’s Edition of The ‘Danbury News that comes from the press next Monday. Richard Sweeney. of South Norwelk, and Iiise Iismie Fehen. of Norwalk, .were married at St. liary’s Pparochial residence yesterday, by Rev. W. J. Slo- cum. They are now on a wedding tour. LBluefish are So. a pound (we never sell them after they have turned green ). at Bayes' liarket. TheBrldgeport Wheel club have de- cided to give another racing meet on mine date between Augustsand 14. It will be entirely for Glass A riders. as the ' circuit men will then be absent in the Wat. ' A new York paper reports Fred C. Hoyt. of Bridgeport. as having made three miles on his wheel in 7:05 in a practice spin at Asbury Park. If odi- cially authenticated this would have been a world's record. -I.eg lamb, 12§c N. Y. M’k't. .s. « The Consolidated road is about to con- struct an elevated structure through. Boston similar to the approach to the new Harlem River bridge in New York city. The structure will cost about $8,000,000. At present the trains run through the streets and are sometimes subjected to delays. —New lot of children’s gingham and oarnbric dresses. 29:. worth 50c, at If. S. Smith's. Frank Stevens, of New Canaan. accompanied by his son’s wife. celled at THE Shannan office last evening and stated that there was no truth in the re- ported domestic difficulties“of Mr. and hire. Gilbert Stevens. He said that both of them had been away on a trip for MLStevens' health. and had only just returned. Ire. Ayree. of Long Hill, Trumbull. did some remarkable shooting at Parlor Rock a few days ago. She made thirty- tour out of a possible thirty-five, hitting the bulleeye six times out of seven. She broke two pipes out of threesbote. Then a gentleman held in his hand a pipe which she smashed to atoms the first Ishot. lire. Ayree is undoubtedly the champion women shot of Connecticut. -Fresb vegetables every morning at Adams Brothers d: 00.. 18 North Main street. The Catholic Benevolent Legion. in session in Ansonia. elected these officers: State President, James Roche. New Britain; vice presi ' , F. J. Morgan, Stamford; secretangames Bosnian, New Britain; treasurer, lilies licNifl, i Waterbury; orator, Eugene Cartier, New ”a, ven; spiritual director. Rev. Bishop ; .. Tierney. Hartford; marshal. Francis Hart. New Britain; guard, John E. St. John. New Tendon; chancellor. Dr. W. H. Conklin. Ausonls; representative to the Supreme Council, J. J. Dssmond. Norwich. It was voted to hold the next annual convention at Hiddlstown, the second Tuesday in July. 1895. The legion has a flourishing council in Nor- . walk, named after the late lamented "‘2' r , Ml" . M . - gunmen-amass. , , Thsuewl! «Inflamurmf Commendsry. U. 0. G. C stalled tonight. ‘ -—A market right up to the times in everything. Adams Brothers' a 18 North lisin street. I'm'uh' The members of Company F will con» means their drillsesson July 16, previous to the state encampment. it is rumored that private Henry B. Pay us' Is slated for the appointment of corporal. -—Chioheee. 12):). N. Y. M’k’t. The State Health Board has chosen Prof. W. H. Brewer, of ’ Yale. as prssi dent, and Dr. N. E. Wordia, of Bridge: port. superintendent of the Fairfisld County Home. The office of secretary and treasurer is a permanent one, and is held by Dr. C. A. Llnsley.cf New Ea- ven. The board will issue a circular be- fore long on the cause and restriction of ’ tuberculosis or consumption. --Prottct your homes by the only re- liable—Bridgeport Fire extinguisher. C. A. French. agent, South Norwelk. Greenwich people propose to shew their appreciation of Deputy Sheriff Fria- roy’s bravery in'capturing Burglar Dean. Monday morning. in a substantial way, and already .800 has been subscribed towsrdsapurreto he presented to the donghty sherifi. He is recovering from the bullet-wound in his forehead snd‘in a few days, unless some unfor-V seen complications set in, he will be able to be out. ' ——A job lot of 75 doz. gent's, lsdies’and children's hosiery for be, Be, 100, 121w and 15c; are less than half regular whole« sale price. If. S. Smith. The Richardson dc liorgan company will resume business in South N orwelk in a short time. under the superintendency of Colonel John Vickers. assisted by A Richardson, son of J .J. Richardson. presi- dent ‘of the company. Extensive repairs to the fentoryou Water street are now in progress by J. R. Raymond. end the material. fissks. patterns. ‘- machinery. etc , will be returned at once from Waterbury. —Pcrgies, 70 per lb.. N. Y. market. One hundred end fifty-eight children from the University settlement are at the Life Farm at Branchville, where they are to have a ten days’ outing. The University settlement has a membership of more than 2,000 in its clubs and clnses. end on an average 500 persons use the building daily. The greater pro— portion of this number are young chil. dren, and once each year an outing of at least one week is arranged for them. -Ladies’ duck suits reduced from 33.50 to $1.50. at M. S. Smith's. Another Port Chester wedding. in which two Stamford young folks were the contracting parties, has just leaked out. They are James Stewart and bites Betty McCarthy. The couple went off quietly one cold night last January, and returned as man and wile. but their friends in Stamford had no intimation of the fact until a few days ago. when the happy pair left Stamford for Norwelk. which they will make their future home. —Stamford Advocate. --loe cream sods at Lane’s. It is said that the people of Stamford are so dissatisfied with. the failure to learn the true cause of the recent epi- demic that it h probable Coroner Doten will be asked to hold an inquest on the body of one of the patients who died at the hospital about a month ago. of typ. hold fever. This is now the only way to learn the true cause. as it was necessary to enter a nails in the case of Henry J. Blackham. by the refusal of Prof. Pru- dens to come there and testify. The officers of Butler lodge, l O. O. F.. installed Wednesday night were: N. G.. J. W. Fallon; V. 0., Frank Carr: recording secretary. John Batterson; permanent secreter E. 0. Caswell;treasurer. W. A. Smith; war- den, R. Bland; conductor. Arthur Hod- son;lt S. to N. 0.. lrvlng Robertson; L. S. to N. G . 1“. Baker; R. S. to V. G.. J. Bollorsn; L. S to V. G.. William Thomas;R.S. 8.. F. G. Benedict; L S. S.,Jsmes Dunn; chaplain. D. Speldlng. ——A. H. Hoyt a: Son. 87 Wall St. 50 pairs children’s ties. 450; 200 pairs child's spring heel shoes, title; 100 pairs woman's serge congress shoes. title; 100 pairs wo- man’s kid button shoes. 95c; 50 pairs men's calf patent leather shoes. 03 50 and .4 gratis. .8; women's oxford ties, 01.95 grede,50c. 2; to l, bargains: youthe’ base- il shoes. 500; hoys'. 550: men's 600. to mil stock. bishop Holishon. ' --Loweet prices, N. Y. market. . ‘ You beet cg best the best sugar, believe in pure food, you buy the best flour, the yet you have not tried the ' g powder «unless yen have used Cleveland's. “Maud Sure." g ’ , l '3 “Tenglefootisheets tor tactile. ' Excelsior. 1 ‘3 “. 1 cent. ‘ . 'F. D. LAWTON & 00. 22 south ‘Malri “Street. BEEF Is DOWN and no one will let you know it quicker than we. If you want your money’s worth trade with up-to-date people. We ere ever on the lookout for bargains and when we get a bargain our patrons get the benefit of it. if you continue to pay high prices it is your own loss not ours. Come and get our prices and we will guarantee that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it. FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK s. AYERS, l’illlPilIEillli ill THE NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the narxsrsmn All) twill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“: All. hARGl COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STONE. . .E. M. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwelk. Cola. EDWARD STREET, A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ' WASH FABRIBS ‘ iii all kinds at greatly reduced prices. Lawns, 8.: , former price 10 and 12“}. ' Dimities, lilo" former price 15 and 18:. Ginghems, 1245., former price. 25:. Ladies’ ribbed vests, 12%., former price 17c. Ladies' ribbed vests, 25c.. former price 37“. ‘ Special. 20 dozen ladies’ fest black hose. full regular worth 180. \~..,_../ made. 12in apsir. EDWARD STREET, NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, ~ - NORWALK. Silllllii SllElllilillll. liliiEll. THE FLORENCE B. Hill EXCHHSIONS. The "Florence B." Captain Roy Comsfock. can be chartered for excursions. Good ac- commodations. first class cabin. charter reas- onable. Apply to the captaln. or William P. Beers. 182m CCU PIES a ton of l. Gnsnwskl's store. corner of all and Water streets. Nor— walk. Call and seethe latest styles in spring hats. caps. etc. am W Mr. William Henry liumlstcn. Organist and Director South Norwelk Congregational church. teacher of Plano. Organ. fiarmony. so Bayview ave 5?. 3m Em Emmett E. Austin is getting up a patent iron, heated by vsseline. Joseph Cahill, of Norwelk, has a very sore feet. caused by cutting it while in bathing. Miss Emma B. Smith. of Taylor ave- nue, who has been sick for the past three weeks, is convalesciog. —Bluefish, 7c per lb . N. Y. market. Little John Anderson, son of Francis Anderson. of the Step Rock road, is hav- ing a hard time of it. First he was se- verely burned. then be had an attack of scarlet fever. and new be is down with the measles. Mayor M. M. Lem the ex—mayors of South Norwelk. the Common Council Where and the Board of Water Commissioners ‘ will attend the funeral of the late Dud- " ley r. Ely. this afternoon. They will Experience leave the council chamber at 3:15. Counts -—The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant. John Deady. of Stamford. has located a night lunch wagon on Iiarvin Brothers' lot on Washington street. just east of 'qu Summer. ethos. It is a very gsudtly painted vehicle, fitted up on the inside with oak. Ir. Deady will move to South Norwelk in a few days. it anywhere. is in the pre- paration of prescriptions. We find we have averaged three thousand of them a year since we attired in business. and believe this tnbeet least half of those written in this city, within that period. These figures sficrd a pretty good argument why you should bring such work to us. Our experience adds hotb- lng to your expense: but a good deal to your security. --The well-known Adams Brothers, of Norwalk. will conduct the market at 13 North lain street under the manage- ment of George 8. Gregory. Give them a trial; they're sure to please you. Adolph Glasshcfi'. who was attached for ”00 by S. T. Tiliet & Co.. a New York firm, yesterday morning. has made an assignment for the benefit of his cred- itors. naming Alfred E. Austin as true- tee. A hearing will be held in the Nor- welk Probate Court, July 17, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The well-known Adams Brothers. of Norwelk. have taken the People's Market at 13 North Iisin street. and will continue it under the management of George S. Gregoey. They prepese to keep the best mate. fish and vegetables. in every respect as good as are sold at their uptown market. -—Fisk of all kinds at Adams Broth- ers’ d: Co's. 18 North Main street. Plaiited's Drug Store Under Mshackemo Hotel. 43 lililillliilill STREET. South Norwelk, Conn. Thefield andllne officers of the Sec- ond regiment. 0. N. 0.. met in New Haven. ysstssihy. in compliance with rsgleasntalorderlto elect a colonel in placentColonsl J.B. Doherty,of Water bury. who rscsntiy resigned. There were thirty-four sincere et the meeting. As had been expected. “shunt Ooh oust Leelen F. Burpse. of Waterbury. E [HIS Sim DOES NOT REPRESENT 01 ill“? .... Pill , Another—ho: at $3.48 We have all sizes from 15 to 18 years. All we have to any is, they are just as big value as the men’s we are selling at $10.00. Did you see them? Anyone in need of clothing should come to our Great Mid-Summer [iii-HALF \PRIEE naming Salt. Every Garment Guaranteed. If you are not satisfied with your purchase when you get home bring it back and get your money. ' iflMSTflflli Milli. TWO STO RES. 14 South Main Street, Masonic Building, South Norwelk. w Norwelk. gs "' m Stable .. w Makes a clean animal. Make a restful bed for the horse or cow—use fine clean straw to make it so— and you have a cleanly-looking horse or a cleanly- . looking cow. Don't neglect good feed—it’s all imv portant. Good feed and a good bed make both man and animal healthy. Your own common sense will tell you where’s best to buy. after you’ve traded here awhile. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. iThc Leading Grain Dealer. 53,, i BEST FEED BRANCH omen, t e; FOR HORSES conuns' ’ 4 AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE. \ TO THE BICYCLISTS: Have You Seen it ? _ ‘ The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market; BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterling Silver. Can have your name and address on your whee thereby identifying it. Can be attached to any wheel ever mad ‘. Flili.8AlE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEfl, 09m nous: illicit. sunset. curt. \ h, . , l 0 its. .. Two - Different - Meanings. LOW PRICES! CHEAP Goons: ~ We have always combined the former with goods of a high standard of quality, and will continue as we have in the past o. stlrely ignore the letter. We especially refer you today to a few broken lots of “ LIGHT SUMMER some, that formerly sold at from 310 to 315 now marked $7.30. Come and see them now. They will not be here next week as wh have , ' put a G0 price on them. Just the weather for that BALBRIGGAN UN DERWEAR, 25c, 50c. Open every evening until 9 o’clock. Davis, the Tailor, BLOTHIEB, HITTEii and Furniture. . Mahmkmlloml W_ » ti
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