M party who harshes- “gm. Waccabnc' arrived ' melon brewer-d that Dr. J. c. Newklrk, A ”nits, will 'ehortly break ground Mullen St. John avenue. tire. George W. Gram, of East ave- Merle confined at her home with a bro~ ankle, caused by a fall from a ham- Leg lamb, 124e, N. Y. Market. I :amebetween theScuth Norwalks ultimatum. of Bridgeport, will take 'Iouday,’ not Saturday, as announc- ysstsrdey. . - ‘ carpi Gnyer.‘ assistant to W. S. ain‘thefilm Grove butcher, made a , yesterday, and nearly sawed tbscadcf stinger from his left hand, mitt!” meetordered by a caste. leer. Through the clever detective work of Oflcess Gladstone‘ and Pennington, filmy 0. Baily and family, of Benton , eircet. have recovered all the jewelry stolsnfromtheir home a few days ago "3 p by Italian children. . - LDown goes the price. Shoulder " retslk.3lbs for 25c. at People’s Market. ,18 North lain street. . *— lTbree excursions were‘et Baton Point yesterday. and a like number are there today. including the Suburban club, of New York. and the Masonic Lodge, of Rortbport. L. I.. and many others from Horwalk and vicinity. - The South Norwalk Athletic club is considering the ‘ visability of having Iii-monthly excuj ions to Roton Point. There seem ty be no doubt that these trip would a delighttotbe putici— 4‘41!!!» ‘source ofprofittothe club. --Hire a bicycle at 2 Elizabeth street. A.Avison and clerk, Bert Daniels, were over to Oompo, yesterday after- ncsu, when the whiflletree of their when, and the horse started to ‘ runaway. but Ir. Daniels succeeded in l flopping him before any other damdge was done. . Preparations are being made to put thsgirdereon thejeast abutment of the , embed bridge at Ann street. Seven f . earloads of bridge iron, consigned to f ‘ mum Post & McCord arrived to. ‘Iyat the Consolidated freight yard in Heath Norwalk. Attorney Gray has brought suftegsinst “1.4: It's. Stephen Thayer. of Wilton. for ‘25 ‘ favor of Luther lanthsll. \ to. I Charles Kenney, of Chestnut street, Iicrwalk. was polishing some cups in the hiding room at the Lockwood Manufac- toting company’s factory, this morning, ta? whilst he caught the third finger of his '5 I left hand in the machinery and severed it. "Dr. Dnmortier sewed the finger on again and dressed the wound. unpacking train on the Danbury dictionaries Consolidated railroad. is it“! clearing away the remainder of them railroad wreck near the New linens crossing at Norwalk. The cars. which are badly damaged, will be burned. The two locpmotives were forced apart with jacks and have been talenthanbury. “The purut coffee at Lane’s restaurant. LoulsSwitser. of Cranbury, was he'- 3‘ ‘ ”charged with an assault upon John " Barthel. his employer. Judge Hubbell .‘ , didlotilndsuflicient evidence to con- wbt. and discharged the prisoner. The ' ; “tact John Rooney and Joseph Carroll were disposed of yesterday. Rooney wns lined 0'7. Carroll was discharged. -Ooiuinbla Bicycles delivered from Mk. 0. Ford Beeley Cycle Co.. sols contentsWsllstreet. The Richmond Dispatch says that Osp— Qaln George W. Oouch.of the steamer Old Deminlon,is the oldest steamship ‘uptsili in the world, not in point of yarn. but in length of service. having been in commission forty-nine years. “in Couch has resided for many yarn a Beyvisw avenue in this city. , Milk thus holds at least two "rec- , ‘ are for long service. the late nit l3. ‘ “sit. of Rest avenue. having been w town treasurer fifty-two yearsin MI. which is the “record” for en- L file the Norwnik Town Court this morn- 1.. Hartman W The renular Saturday night dance will > be held at The Knob tomorrow evening, The ’bus will connect with the trolley cars as usual. Purity and Freeman will furnish music. - ' Last night George Buekmuter’s horse was standing in the driveway of his real- dence on Greys street. when he took fright and ran away- The animal freed himself from the wagon and ran over the hill. through Cliff street. to the N. C. Ely place, where he was captured by Themes Dolm- " -3 lbs. of shoulder steak for 250 at Buttery Bros. 58 Belden nve., Norwalk. William J. Nickersou, a former resi- dent of Norwaik, died at hie home in Bridgeport, yesterday, in the seventy- ninth year of his age. The deceased waseshoemaker by trade. He team—s a wife and ‘two daughters. 'l‘ne funvral will be held from his late reel'ence. 365 Kossuth street, tomorrow altarrmim Ill. 2 o'clock. —-Beef way down at Buttery Bres' market, 58 Belden avenue. Norwalk. J. P Francis had a tumorous growth removed from the back of his neck, this morning, by Dre. Burke and Baker. Mr. Francis stood the operation unusually well. When Mr Francis first moved to Norwalk he fell down the stairs of his house. and soon afterward this growth appeared, and has gradually grown in size. Governor Coffin will not appoint a commissioner for the National Military Park at Chattanooga and Chickamauga in place of Joshua A. Fessendeu. of Stem- ford, ineligible, until after the reunion of the Fifth Regiment at Norwalk. Aug- ust 0 ‘All the commissioner must have been a member of the Fifth Regiment, he will beselected at the reunion and his name sent to Governor Collin. —Long Island weak fish 6c. aib : blue- iish, 70., at Bayes’ market. The funeral of Katie Valentine, whose and death was recorded in these columns Wednesday, was largely attended from St. Ifary’s church this morning. The re- mains were encased in a handsome white satin covered casket. literally covered lwith flowers, the loving remembrances of shopmates and friends. The pall- bearers were Richerd Fitzgerald. Mr. Gormnu, John Henry, Thomas Cole. John Doyle, Thomas Reynolds. Charles Flynn and Joseph Henry. -An hour‘s iolid comfort in so Im- perialCrown cigar. G. S. Trowbridge 85m [noswanx news on rim non ] m ”Elmo's Luim‘ cancer. M... D PACKAGE DBL! VIBY t ) all parts of the town and vicinity, at cites rates. All orders left at J. A. i‘lnueo's or . P. Weed's. 88 Wall street. with telephone can. motion. will receive prompt attention. Thanking the public for their liberal patron- age in my former business. hope to meet a continuance of the same in my new venture. CHARblte E. LOCKWOOD. 5le 2w Ex-New York messenger. J ‘— Dissolution Notice. OTIOE is hereby given that. the cn-part- nerehlp heretofore existing between Lu- reuzo ilibhie and Samuel Cornsfock. Jr.. of South Norwulk,(}onncclicut. under the firm name of Dibble ck Com-tuck. is dissolved on this 114th day of July. lllll’i, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said co rtnrrship are to be paid to the said Lorenzo ibble. and all demands on the said co partnership are to be ireseuted to him for payment. as he is author. zed tosottle alldcbts due to and by the said firm. Dated at South Norwalk. aforesaid, ”31%le I lit day of July. lslli. liEI’OliT of the condition oann (‘t'l'Y NA- , TIONAI. BANK. at South Norwalk, in the State of Connecticut. lit the close of business July ”.1805. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ................. 9225.0” 21 Over-drafts. secured and unseciirt-il.. Til Ill U. H. Bonds insecure circulation ..... 76,000”) Premiums on U. 8. Honda ............. 5.3mm Htockn, securities. clc .................. limit!) 0.3 Ranking ltoitseJuruituroand fixtures 1.289 till Due from National Banks (not lie- serve Agents) ....................... 4,?” ill Duo front approved reserve agents. . names) Checks and other cash iteum ......... lllfliitlill Notes of other National Hunks ...... with (ll Fractional power currency, niclicla and cents ........................... 9087 S wful Money Rtmerve in igfiplhvlf: [we e ...................... , 0 ill 4 .. Le‘fiul louder notes ......... all“; mi .ldfllld 00 Rt. eruption fund with l'. S. 'l‘rt-iisu- rcr (ii per cent. of circulation) ..... 3.37500 Total ....................... . 3.590304 76 LIABllu’l‘iEal. Capital stock paid in ................. will,“ ill] Stir Ins fund .......................... 50,401)!” [In lvldi-ti profits. less expenses and tales pair ........................... 18,378 ill National bank notes, outstanding. . .. 67.6mm Due to other National Ranks. . . . . $1.6M lit Due to State Banks and bankers ..... 677 79 Dividendsnnpaiil.................,.... isoo Individual do is sublect to check, (”6.878 28 Demand cert sates of deposit ...... 6.83501 Osrtified Checks ...................... if: 00 Total ............................ mom in Slate of Connecticut. County of “airfield. I l, Jaocn ll. Lanes, cashier of the above. named bank. do solemn! swear that the above statement in true to the host of my knowledge eat: 1uglier. JACOB hi. LAY'l‘OP'. Oneh r day of July. it”. unanimous. seepage, Correct—matte»: I u c' #0315 AADIOAlnghxln crisis/nan svnnrz! i Directors. Notlcreoflocal entertainments ofcll hirideloirlilclicandmlesioa is charged, aridaotiuseehnlofedtopromteprisuie ”.me on W m, and sworn to before me this liith - . weer soawsuci Two horses belonging to Raymond Brothers. of South Norwnlk. broke loose from their pasture Wednesday-night. and ltwnssoms time before they'wsrs captured. The ticsill musical artists, of Phila- delphia. have returned home after a five weeks' visit to Ire. Henry Hamilton children cry for Pitcher'e Gastorla. When Baby was sick, we gave her Custom. When she was a Child, she cried for Clitorle. When she meme Miss, abs clung to Castor-la. When she had Children, she gave them Outside. Children Cry for Jitcher’e Gastoria. ' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Gastorla. Taillor 8r Galas;— lleaIEslaieanillnsurance 'AIHIHO'I'OK Brill“. Persons lookin forslot, or house andlot with the view of purchasln . are invited to call and examine our list. a have them for sale in every panel the city at reasonable prices and on easy terms. null tf ll. ii. HARVEY? (lily Employment lgenoy. Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent helpin any capacity can obtain the same at the above Money. 23 if 70 North Main street. South Nurwalk. m Mr. King’s SBHllill Filil BUYS v.05— Beilioitl. Slieei. illliillllll, ”WILL—— Re-onen Sent. 26. The School Prepai as Thoroughly for Col- le eor Business. intyl-nine boys have entered college fromt is school: many of its graduates are succeesfnll ones in business BOYS ARE R CEIV AS SOON AS THEY CAN READ. Small classes: indl. vidnal attention. Tuition. '10.) to aim. Circulars with references on application. HIRAM U. KING, Principal. iv 12 Elm These goods are regular goods and damaged goods sold as samples. $1 75 a pair. DOUBLE iozpair of Ladiea‘ Kid I’atent Tip 82 50 a pair. lar t3 Oxfords at £2 a pair. pair. at 03.60 a pair. or money refunded. Buy Mead’s Bread, e lint?»i ‘4. ,r' ., - i are thermistor meta-Mfume.” M. H. GLOVER’S uni iiiosummu Sill RICMEMIBIBR 12.5 pair of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.'s Kid three-button Oxfords, Square and Razor toe. regular 83 Oxford. at $1.90 apair. 100 pair of Razor Toe Shoes, worth xiii and $3 50, at $2.00 a pair. 150 pair Benedict d' Co.'e sample Oxfords, regular 3:; and $3.50 Oxfords, at ll? pair of Lounsbury, Mathewson d: Go.‘s Russia calf blucher Oxfords, regu- Oue lot Ladise‘ Russet Oxfords at “Do. a pair. 1 lot iadiee’ Kid Oxfords at 600 a pair. Children's Russett and Kid Spring Heel Shoes, at 35c, 450, 55c, 75c and $1 a 50 pairs men's Lace, l’ig Skin and Russia (Jslf Razor Toe. Regular $5 shoes, All of the above goods are genuine Bargains. and guaranteed as represented M. H. GLOVER’S Double Store. 40 and 42 Wall St. iiotv’iaii. Mind's Ice Cream and Soils are llslioioiis. Never in the same time since the store started have we sold so many Shirt Wrists as in the fa styles so charming. and priceaso low. and never before were varieties so great, Note This Week's Offering. ‘ I, No. ‘2 GAZETTE BU s HIR‘T“ — r w A l ST S. lLDING. At 50 cents. Percale Lsundered Waiets, Percale Laundered Waists. thundered Shirt Walsts in lawn, dimity, yoke. Soft Waists in liwn. satteeus, sleeves, from 01 to,82.50. large sleeves, yoke back in hair line stripes. pink. blue full front, yoke back, collar and cuffs. bound light pink and blue with white collars—the latest fad—from 75 cents to $2. dimities, percaics. Swiss and India lawns, with stock collar, with ieg-o-mutton peroale and Batiste in all of a ‘ HYATT, w weeks just passed , corn and red. sizes 82 to 40. sleeve, all sizes, 69 cts. the Latest Styles, blouse fi-onts. pointed blouse fronts and large SEPARATE )- SKIRTS. All Wool serge Skirts, fast navy blue and bin at $2.75 each. Others at $4.50, $4.98 and $5.75. At 89,50, $8.00 and 30.00, are three styles reduced from 812 3%” If you.need a Separate Skirt you cax’r some.“ Special Town Meeting The inhabitants, legal voters of the Town of Norwalk, are hereby notified and warned that a special town meeting will be held in the Town House, in said Norwalk. on Friday, the 19th day of July, 1895. at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, tocousider and take action, if the meet- ing shallsodesire, upon the petition of Richard H. Golden. and others. in the matter of widening and rebuilding the Washington street drawbridge from the draw westerly to Water street, and mak-' ing it special appropriation from the town treasury therefor. Dated at Norwalk, the will . day of July. A “.1895 OSCAR W. R YMOND. ( Selectmen EPBRIAM ’i‘ (WES, of the Town SAMUEL Dasxau. l of Norwalk. jld 4t tall fasiiiie Beach orrrr ron run season. SEA [00D 08' ALL KINDS. Shore Dinners a Specialty. HUBBARD & REYNOLDS. Proprietors. ill if well to purchase while the low prices. ' ck, lined throughout, name all bound. well made in every particular, .50, $10 50 and $8 50. in embossed satin and crepon. no BETTER than to BUY FROM THIS LOT. Tritium & HMorwali, tun. scullill & Hill, 98 Washington St... South Norwalk. Will offer the balance of their CHENEY SILKS for the next 5 days for 32 Cents. They are well worth 59 cents Der yard. Ladies’ Bows and Tecks, Windsor Ties in plain, hemetitched and plain ends. SPEB'M- g .. W Scofield & Hoyt, 98 WiSHliliiiflll STREET, - - samples, perfect in every respect, not STORE. Turn Shoes. worth $3.50 and $4.50, at $2. 50. ”.25. $1.25. only So ’per loaf. prices. i rlixty pairs Ladies’ Kid Ninety $3.50. at 82. Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, Sixty-eight pairs Ladies' Opera 84, at 82 50. One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, One lot Ladics’ Oxfords, at 50c. One hundred pairs Ladiee’ Kid Oxfords, at 600. One hundred pairs, Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600. One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbu lot 33 Kid Oxford Razor Toe. at $2 a pair. Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, at 31.19. One hundred and twenty three-button Oxfords. Square at $2 a pair. . . ' Sixty pairs cloth to 83 Oxford, at $2. . ’ One hundred and forty INpairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s'l‘an 0x- fords, several different eh es of tan in this lot, regular 83 and 33.50 Oxfords at O2. . Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, itlmlm‘wo . ,. - OLSEN -01.; Youths’ Shoes, 750; Boys' 85c. We have put prices on these goods that will sell them at once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and . 35, 50, 100 New Calico Wrappers, worth 81.25, we shall offer this week for 80 cents each. Our New Fall Stock of Carpets and Furniture will be opened this week in our South N orwalk store, and also in our N orwalk store, Club Building. Please examine the styles and prices, as we shall ofi'er special inducements to customers. The prices of these goods are advancing, and customers will do y can secure goods at the present All our Ladies' Shirt Waists at prices that will suit. colors and plaids, SOUTH flflflWilK. BROS—:3, GREAT JULY SALE lllllNSBllllY, MATHEWSllN & 8038 Sample Shoes and llxiords These bargains sur rise and delight all who see them. are great in value. and eautiful and attractive in variety. pat. tip turn Shoes, worth 8.1.. 50, at They pairs Lodies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth worth $4, at Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth at 90c apair. ry-Mathewson’s regu- worth 31.50, pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid and Razor Toe, regular 03 Oxford, p three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular 60, 75, 85, $1 and lllEMllTE SHOE 8708i, a “I'm. IIII. I i
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