t,“
town.
more "I or s on sienna:
In news.
m Mug OI"...
lettered Ire- tle Hialw ,
”drum“.
flmmmaehfia
Wot thewater at The
‘ h .709; high water, at morn.
, f G,ofDInhury, was inspect-
M night by Lieutenant-Colonel
.0! South Norweik.
Elation Agent Daniel Hughes, of Nor-
walk. has been seriously ill, but is now
able to be out for I short time each day.
Oityflditor Rufus Lyon, of the Bridge-
ll'ennsr. has resigned his position.
7. auto Bedding Ridge for I veca.
was able to be out for the first time this
manila I severe attack of dye-
C “We \
“ 1.0. Helm, of Tea Shannon’s en-
, cylopedis depeetmenhhes leased I cot-
.tlflonleple street, and will move his
hilly here.
Rev. N. F. Jenssen. greduete of
Princeton 8eminery,’95, and pastor of .
’ ' (lumen Evangelical church, wiilo .
German school here. ' '
The Norwelk Congregatio- "
church
: litaty legislation passed
session of the General As-
, 5 -» A. Stevens has left Raymond
w tock’s factory and will return to
. «i w duties in Scribner’s grocery
“you North Main street, tomorrow
morning.
ji’l‘heDInbury ball team defeated the
file!tone in Denbury, yesterday, by I
score of four to one. The Victors. It
than» Beech, bear the Edgewoode, of
‘_‘ ‘ NewHIvenminetotbree.
Amounts eon!
eta-1
letthew liysn’hee moved from .147
Washington moot Burbankstreet.
Dr. w. '1. Word, the Washington
drestdeaMwutekeoeickthbmorn-
g.eadweeobllgedtogohoete.
W.8. Ichillen. of Wisnipenk, is
siting upthe labor Day Journal for
the nuns! picnic of the Centre! Labor
Union“
fright It the new depot this morningpad
started to run away, but Ifell Carrier
Welter Hell caught him before any
damage was done.
Lorenzo Dibble, successor to Dibble d:
Comstock, announces that he will be
found It the old stand. 17 North Ifein
worthy of public petronage and
deuce.
Harry Demon end George ..
proprietors of a circus on :
come. A carryall will ruI from
orwelk at 2 o‘clock.
The quarantine placed on Frances E.
Anderson’s home on Step Rock Road be-
cause of the illness with scarlet fever of
stairs while the lower roomserebeing
fumigetrd. They will probably vacate
the house.
Adjutant-General Graham has directed
that campaign hats will be issued to the
enlisted men in the National Guard.
Commandante of the ditferent organiza-
tions shall make immediate requisitions
upon the quartermaeter-generai for bats,
stating sizes, and forward to the ad ju-
tant~general without delay.
The hearing for the appointment of I
trustee in the Inignment case of Adolph
Glaeeheti came up in the Norwelk Pro-
bate Court this morning. Alfred E.
Austin wee named as trustee in the ep-
piicetion, but being unable to find assets
enough to cover the expenses of settling
street, and that he will aim to prom
lwlshthrouah worthy
gum
mu Carrier Bennett's horse took ‘m
,, e' Y
AUGUST
Norwaik
the same. and to appropriate su
(“UAR W. RAYMOND
EPHRAIM TBOMIS
SAMUEL DASKAM i. of
SIS llEWillll.
propert consists of one sin Ie heme
uses an wearing apparel.
lllBIiVlllllll'S
noctlon. will receive prompt nttentt
CHARMCG E. LUCKW
jylll 2w Ex-New York in
memos“
W'i‘fiuhfofi...
N OTlCE l
- Soecial Town Meeting
The inhabitants, legal voters of the town of
Norwalk. are hereby untitled and warned that
a special town meeting will be held in the
Town Honse,in said towrmn Saturday t
LIGHT PARCEL
my...” maneu- ‘
ted t ah
R E. HILLABD.
l. “1081'.
DUDLINI I. RAYMOND.
xecutors.
and others. prayin that the lawn aoce t as a
public highway t at certain street
nEast
known as Warren avenue: and to
direct the Helcctmen. it do: med advisable, to
repair the town house and put new seats in
ch sum of
money as may he nwessarv therefor.
Dated at Norwale, the mind day of July, 1895.
y Selectmen of
the Town
Norwalk.
m
1301! property taken from barn of Wm.
Maser.“ Rowayton. July 18th. Said
collar her-
M. MOSER. 32 {it
and
P. Wcod‘s, 38 Wall street. with tell-phone cm-
0|).
Thanking the public for their liberal patron~
Ige’in my former business. hope to meet a
continuance of the same in my new venture.
001)
essenger.
Mr. King’s
”box...
Re-onen Sent.
is or Business.
hi
are
vidual attention.
Circulars with references on
SBHlllll Filll BllYS
Bediotd. §tt53tfi__8liliiflllll,
26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col-
nt -nlne boys have entered college
front is school: many of he crud-eta
successfully ”'1‘in in huelnou.
BOYS ARE it CEIV as SOON
'1‘ CAN READ. Smell classes; indi-
Tuition. Sltl) to “50.
AS
I pli_cation.
e-
m.
and never hsfore were varieties so great, styles so o
. Note This Week's Oifering.
Percale laundered Welste, large sleeves,
Percale laundered Waists. full front, yoke beck, collar and culls,
laundered Shirt Weists in lawn,
yoke, light pink and blue with white collars——the
Soft Waists in lawn, setteens, dimities,
sleeves. from $1 to 82.50.
SEPARATE -
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
RT.—WAISTS.
Never in the same time since the store started have teem
gaming,
d prices so low.
At 50 cents.
yoke back in hair line stripes,
dimity,
latest fed—from 75 cents to $2.
, All Wool serge Skirts, fast navy blue and black, lined throughout, seams all
at $2.75 each. Others at $4.50, $4.98 and $5.75.
At $9.50, $8.00 and 30.00, are three styles reduced from 81"
33" If you need a Separate Skirt you (‘AN’
lristrnm &
Taylor 08!. dotden '
iieal Estate and Insurance
WMEING'I'OI men.
Persons iooki foralot, or house and lot
with the view 0 pnrchaslw. are invited to
cailend e
ii. ll. lilllVEY'S
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any caprwity can obtain the same at
are above agency. Also those desiring posi-
one.
SiTilA'l‘lONR WANTED llfMBDiA'l‘EhV:
for two waitresses. two charribermelds. one
nurse girl.
to North Main street, South Norwalk.
m3 tf
-__..-. ... _
can no... Beach
ores ron rue season.
SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
Shore liinnets a Specialty.
«50, $1050 and $8
Not ‘
so many Shirt Wrists as in the few weeks
pink,
bound with leg-oimutton sleeve, all ei
percale and Batiste in all of the Latest Styles,
illitl, Norwalk
just passed,
// I
blue. ecpu and red, sizes 32 to 40.
see, 69 ots.
blouse fronts, pointed
perceles. Swiss and India lawns, with stock collar, blouse fronts end large
SKIRTS.
bound, well made’in every particular,
50, in emboesed satin and crepon.
‘ lib” no 'r no BETTER than to BUY FROM THIS LOT.
“0 Wrm'muwe' being BiVen . lily at No 48 dih'v' of July. A. 1). mo, at 4 o‘clm-K in t setter-
. —-—- , ' n, for the followin nrp '8. to wit: Tu
W Euclid, of North "‘1“ am“. This morning 8 men 1 “1'9“ par-do all. action upon the million (wk. 3. iiorham
’
connm.nnmn.
lflflZEN WHERSTUEKS IN 'I'
E S'l'llRE
' ‘ l Are moving as lively, but the Car eta for this month we are k'n '
boo! i . _ “ Roton his little son, has been removed. The PACKAGE D'L‘VH“ sale in :very “fiend. no‘lfi'hi‘ififl‘i.’ Bud}! desired. '0 will store the Cgrpets for future delivery.uiilrafildyog::t&:!p‘:=:
. flnndny so are pcnlc‘ family has moved into a“ rooms up to all partsotths town and vicinityutchea nricesand on our terms. Iumtf chores styles, with or without borders, and stair widths. $1 Worsted Velvets. 85c;
u in special rates. All orders left at J. A. Hanson or .
050 Tapestry, 759; $1.25 Worsted Velvete. 95c and $1; $1 50 Body Brussels. $1.25;
91 25 quuets, $1: $1.50 Moquets, $1 '15: $l.
[ar 75:: All Wool Ingrains, 60¢.
Wrappets and Shin Waists
A lot of Shirt Waiats. includingj this
season's best styles, a little muesed, for
25¢ and 50s.
Wrsppers, best quality of Calico and
Percales. Syrian yoke. from and back,
trimmed with very wide rutile, $1, $1.19,
31 25, $3 and $2 50
A line assortment of Laundered Waists.
50c. 75, “Fancy patterns of Silk Waists,
$3 50, worth 85.
Woman’s Suits.
50 Axminster, with border, $1 25; regu-
Summer Silks.
in all our Silk selling we never
have had the equal of those imported
gooey Silks for bhirt waists and evening
recess.
”—0-..—
Dress Stuffs.
50 inch Storm Serges, at 75c and 9
per yard, in blue and black. A varie
of-fsncy black Dress Goods, all woo
49c, 50c, 75c and 083.
—'—'—QO§-——
The llihbontomer.
Is bright with bargains in all the latest
styles. in all the other departments are
. , , ”)8 Serge. Etoneuite. blue or black 87.50 values ‘ust as to t‘ E '
Architect 1“. S. liorehouse has made the estate, he declined to act, and the HIRAM U. RING, rinclpal. HUBBARD. numb "0mm," and $8 50 Also Separate Skirts. D ' J up “'8- remote our
' . . , , k , c .
g ,1.- fore 31,500 stable of 000110 and hearing was adjourned until Friday. Mr Rm iii if Suits, ”.50. no Hosiery It 19 and 25c Regular made.
;" wood,hobebuilt in Bidgefield for Dr.
.... ; William H. Flint. The contract for the
. ‘ Meworhhes heeniet to James Ken-
~ fidy.oҤreenwich.
The blue volume of the Public Acts of
1895 will probably he leaned from the
state eecrehry’s ofiice next week. There
was 352 pubic acts passed and the vol-
llewlll contain 320 pages, the largest
volume of session laws ever published. "
Yesterday afternoon, as Oflicer Pen-
ningtonwee standing on the corner of
South IIinend Washington streets, he
noticed I purse lying in the roadway,and
\ after investigation found that it was
‘ dropped by I lady who had just boarded
atroileycer. The officer returned it to
her.
Sixty-six members of Douglas Fowler
Pat and the Women’s Relief corps et-
thecenth anniversary of the let-
terurgenlzetioe, last night, at the home
of In. Hendricks, East avenue. A most
dfleious supper was served, and every
ettendent was delighted with the atheir,
whifl were complete success ia‘every
m M...—
-lee cream soda at Lane’s.
When the party of Danburiens who
wentout sailing yesterday on Commo-
tlm Outbill'e yacht wee cdming up Bouih
Iain street in I cerryall. one of the party
fainted opposite [ester Hunt's residence,
and I Ir. Gordon, a medical student
who was in the perty,weot to Dr. Bo-
hIIIIn’e odioa after mtorstlves, and
soon succeeded in bringing the young
men to consciousness.
The savings banks of the state are re-
quired by law to make a return to the
state comptroller in July of each year of
the amount of deposits in the banks that
have not 'been taken from or added to
within the past twenty years. After
each return is made considerable money
is always drawn from the banks by the
people who deposited it or by their heirs.
The Norweik Savings society has $2,-
681.36 of unclaimed deposits.
The railroad commissioners have or-
dered ilsgmsn to be stationed at the
lranistan and Hancock avenues grade
crossings of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad in Bridgeport. be
tween the hours of 8:30 o‘clock I. m and
11 o'clock p. in. daily. The regulation is
to go into effect within ten days and the
railroad is also required to erect and
maintain at each of the crossings con-
epicuous notices stating the hours during
which the ileum: are on duty.
Jemee‘ A. Garfield lodge, No. 88,
Knights of Pythies, of Bridgeport, has
been suspended for an indefinite period,
pending an investigation. The reason
for the suspension, as embodied in the
notice from Grand Chancellor Frank R.
White, of Waterbury, are, "dialoyei
conduct, holding secret meetings, divid-
ing its funds among its members, and
failing to deliver to the Grand Lodge
their records and funds when called
upon to do so at the time of surrendering
their charter."
[scaweax news on rim no: i
Snith—Jlrown is a very healthy-look-
dsmaged goods sold as samples.
$1.75 a pair.
2,50 a pair.
let .3 Oxfords at til I pair.
pair.
at $3.50 a pair.
M. ii. GLOVER’S
GREAT Mlfl'SUMMER SALE
ZIIICMIQM’I £1311
These goods are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect. not
1‘25 pair of Lounsbury, Mathewson d: Cole Kid three-button Oxfords. Square
and Razor too, regular :33 Oxford. “$1.90 a pair.
l00 pair of Razor Toe Shoes. worth $3 and $3 50, at 32.00 a pair.
150 pair Benedict it Co's sample Oxfords, regular ‘3 and til 50 Oxfords, at
DOUBLE STORE. '
“:5 pair of imlirs‘ Kid Patent Tip Turn Shoes, worth tors» and “do, It
97 pair of Lounsbury, Mathewson d: Cole Russia calf bluchor Oxfords, rogue
Ono lot ladlee' Russet Oxfords It “00. I pelt.
1 lot ledlee‘ Kid Oxfords at title a pair.
Children's Ruesett and Kid Spring ileel Shoes, at tile, 45c, 35c. 75c and ti e
50 pairs men‘s lace, l'lg title and Russia Us" Razor Toe. Regular Oil ohms,
guaranteed fast black, cannot be excelled. . _
china Mailings in ianoy patterns. tic, 25c and 35o.
Our stock of Furniture is large and
Agents for Butterick‘s patterns.
Silllllilll
complete. A pleasure to show goot
& Hon,
98 Washington Street. South liorwelt;
illub Building, yell
OLSEN
Street, liorwellt.
BROS: “
GREAT .llllY SAL
-01L-
illllNSBllilY, MATHEWSUN 8t cuss
Sample Shoes and lxiords
Theaobargoins sur rise and delight all who see them.
are great in Value. and lenlltlfil! and attractive in variety.
pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4.50, at
pairs Lodiee’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
liorty pairs Ludies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth 34, at
tiixty pairs Ladios’ Kid
$2.50.
Ninety
$3.50 at $2.
2| 25.
They
Sixty-eight pairs Ladiee‘ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
04, at 02.50.
- "rm,—
five—r
Profs-or L. 0. Howard, entomologist lug fellow. JaneeNYes'. be evidently t h m "a,” 1,. , m. “,1 “mm n "WWW One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c apair.
oftheDOvIflmeatof Agriculture. isool- doesn't p: m the trolley or he'd o, ”:0; :,;:d::'f'”“ ' m “° ° W ‘ Ono lot Ladwfl’ Oxfords. at 500.
lasting information through New Eur getmn do , .
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at one.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pure Lounab ~lfathewson’s -
int 83 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair. cry ’98“
Two hundred pairs Indies Kid and Tan Oxfords,
“meaning the sire beetle. Super-
“M‘G. We Me a m RM”
mhdlvieonoftheOoneoiidetedmeser-
’rugedembhsrtspeendwireeebootthe
At the Heunteia House—New arrival
—-i should think it must be cold enough
at night for blankets. er~'i'het’e
what everybody thinks except the pro-
M. H. GLOVER’S
worth 31.50, i
in w . end at 01.19.
nofhlseimireee h hm hm. prietor. th om‘gngmg gods“??? 13:33:. Maugham-Mathews; Kid r
, n x o e u an nor on, 3
............... ...' ...... W , com... com Double so... ill and 42 wait it. liorwallt. “on... - ‘1 W ...,
Anew building and loan association Pitcher”. caetorla.
Bitty pairs cloth top threh-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
l
. m organised 'et the Norwelk Hotel 3 Oxford, at .2. i
51 suites. last night, under the sum of ' : One hurflfiend forty irsflzonnisbgh difa‘thewsoa’yén 0x5 ;
’ ‘Ustireeltssmsl’mvldeat annotation. \ . . Weaver am s can an n o, regu an ,
m I'D. Adams was chairman of the mob miih“”mm':$::°”c:£fmmg $3.60 Oxfords at 82.
‘ - R. ‘i'hefoliowing directors were chos-
{9; .h w. ’e AM. us Dr WI. Es Es
WJ.A.Plnneo,J.lt.lnvin, E.
tm3.1‘.nubhsli,A. QWheeier.
. hematite directors will he
“Watemeetlngto he held next
Children's Room spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, no, 75, 85, 31 and
.25.
Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Boys’ 85c.
Buy Mead’s Bread, only in: per loaf. " w..." W W .. .....
3:00 and we cordially invite your
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ragga-fig ”mm-m- Mans loo crescent son as tome. _ Till liiilli Still Still,
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