, er or a nu sinuse-
an open.
‘ Meg fluent
of thewater 'at The
imisflfihlgh water,» 1:38.
1 W opening of the Hamilton
' lie. 87m Ieln street, under
tho Wt of James Hamilton,
. ”plantain evming.
with. sik.,8lhs. for 250., at Buttery
bras, Norwalk.
Dank Sullivan has left town and
, ‘ II no clue to his whereabouts.
at” impliceud in the recent
iris-rpm: burglaries.
8i. Papl's Chapter of the Brotherhood
0‘st Andrew went on their annual sail
. today to I'atnn’e Neck, L. I. They sailed
’0! W Carr's yacht Ida Florence
.' item Dorioe's Point.
”\ - Else's and boys' straw hats,et O'Brien’s.
1 , TheAhlante Wheel club will meet at
g’" malice-walk tioegregationel church, at 3
lteluck tomorrow afternoon, forarun
to “Prime. ,
, . BefnelVeiienii. formerly astudent et
-‘ OoleesiF. B. Roberta’ Iiiitarylnetitute
ht Norweik, is a captain in the insurgent
army at Cube, and is assistant corn-
Imander of his regiment.
3 It 5 understood that a young lady from
‘Baratogahesbsenengsgedas teacherof
the Kiddie Five Mile River school. suc-
ceeding lbs J. Etta Foley.
A. Bach, who has been awarded the
calm for widening and grading Cedar
street, hegan work this week, and is
pushing it along rapidly.
-'.l‘he purmt ooflee at Lane‘s restaurant.
The Hermennscshue Liederkrenz will
picnic in lethles' grove on Ward street.
tomorrow. - ‘
[TheY.I.C.A.hasebali learn and
thelndependents will play ball on the
M Grounds, next Saturday.
‘ The Norwalk and South Norwalk Elec-
tric Light company is runeing a new
line of wires through Iecbanio street.
. .4... hub, 12;... N. Y. Market.
The directors of the Norwalk Savings
ledety organized this morning by elect—
hflGenrgel. Holmes, president; Wil-
liam A. Ourtis, vice-presideet; George E
mammary and treasurer; William
Inligonery, teller; Victor 8. Belleck,
ehrhend bookkeeper; L. C. Green and
Wrand Raymond, auditors.
The meeting of the Independent Social
‘ club has been postponed from tonight
“~,\ until next Tuesday night, with Robert
Wily,
/ m'i'oetatoes are 5cm. a quart, at
' * Iisyss' market.
Samuel Comstoek, Jr.. has rented C.
I. Harvey’s store at 74 North Main
sweet, and will start in the grocery bnsi
“I
New Canaan bicyclists are preparing
infield a ten-mile road race, August 10.
0pm I) New Canaan riders only.
Another special towa meeting will be
hid at the Town-'Bouse. next week Bet-
Irdey, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, to
authorise the sslentmee to construct a
measles: road on the Connecticut ture~
pile, in Manes with a racer“ set. of
“legislature, and to also nouns the
shit highway appropriation.
Two of the largest striped bass ever
ssulu the Horwelk markets were on ex-
m this morning at the Norwalk
aldlouth Norwalk markets at Adam
mace. They were caught cl
_ Wmtport. The one up town weighed
‘ mtg-sight pounds. and the one in
‘ sue lorwelk weighed twenty-live
. push.
Grass church Bentley school is pic»
status at Rosco Point today. its,
. weeidownou three trolley ears ands
pm. Arriving atthsPnlettheyoung
pesfleetoueebsgan their day's sports
IIeteooethsywersrsadytoeatthslr
“to“ Games were indulged in and
alters having a jolly time.
limiter a sarryell will run to‘l'hs
mmmmm Sunday, cou-
‘ Wwiththefoliowingtramweyesrs
{hm ilerweik: 1368, i238, 11:13.
est, sate, 5318,5388. see, me and ms.
’ 'fily My evening a special ear
‘ wfllrerstaswmroiatrosdamut
m every laturday sight the re-
wili mast tonight. .V
Kathleen lulvey,lnlent daughter of
John J. and Catherine lulvey, of 119
Cedar street, died this morning. need
about nineimneths. -
The Consolidated Beiirord company
‘ has arranged an outing by rail and steam-
er to Watch Bill or Block Island and re-
turn, next Thursday. The fare from
South Norwelk and Westport will be
only .1 50, and the train will leave here
at 795 e. rn.
The mid-summer sale of the Norwalk
Boston store begins tomorrow and will
continue one week. The proprietors pro-
pose to make this the greatest sale in the
history of the store, and have, in conse-
quence, made prices lower than ever be-
fore. ‘ .
Caterer F. A. Lane received a hand-
some new refrigerator yesterday.,and
had it placed in his restaurant at 87
Washington street The box consists of
live compartments, two of which are for
ice, and it is complete in every detail
Mr. Lane is doing a large business in hit!
new quarters, which are tastefully fitted
up, and by far the pleasanlest in this
section of the state, while the edibles
provided there are unsurpassed in qual-
ity. Mr. Lane well deserves the success
attendant upon his enterprises.
—-Ice cream soda at lane's.
{souvenir news 011 sir-rs race ]
has, Biils'l‘iiitlit airbase
A Reconciliation Likely to be Breeghe
About with fier Husband.
Mrs. Joseph Reisterer, of Harbor
avenue. who disappeared from Ner-
walk last Friday, returned yesterday
and is staying at Joseph chisreen‘s.
The cause of her going away was a
misunderstanding with her husband.
The matter will probably be settled
and a reconciliation effected.
iteel Islets 'l' ransere.
Betsey A. Austin to Gould and Fred-
erick Austin, land and buildings on
River street.
Frederick 81.. John Lockwood to lira
Lillian Newkirk, land on St. John ave-
nue, Norwelk.
“ALL ROUND SPORTSMAN. ”
That Wes About All That Could Be lull
of the Duke of Hamilton.
The Duke of Hamilton, who died in Al-
giers a short time ago, was essentially
what is called a thorough sportsman, which
generally menus lb mun who is prepared to
ruin himself on the turf for the benefit of
the rascals who live by betting and the
Various shady practices which seem insep-
arably associated with horses.
In the case of tho duko ho was too rich
to be ruined, own by racing. Land and
mines and ruilwnys, everything that men
get without- mruiug it, full to his silage
upon tho death of his futhor, who all '
on u stnlrcnso in It l’uris restaurant, a r
acouvlvlol diuucr party, uud was taken
up unconscious, never to speak again.
For nearly 3:! out‘of his GU yours of life
the duke cujoyod in his own way his enor-
mous fortune uud oxullcd milk, but there
is something pathetic in the thought that
when (it lust this owner of vustcstutos and
it whole string of libil‘fi—lol' ho was three
dukes, three murqulscs, tbrco curls and
seven barons rollml lulu ouc—dlod,'p -
licully oil that u grout dolly pupcr colt
any of him was tlutt ilu showed himself on
muuy meantime to bo fern-less and profi-
clcut in tho use of his fists, and that be
was pcrlulps the most generous uud vorac-
tllo all round sportsman that those lsluuds
huvo produced.
Ills turf transactions Wore on it heroic
sonic. ()nco ho \vltutoli to moire u but
$000,000 to $30,000 upon is single race, bu
by the intervention of friends it was con-
celed. 'i‘llo duito was also rmuurkaiiic for
his blzurro tunic in dress, which. combine
with his burly llguro, mode ltlm conspicu-
ous oven in o roco crowd.
The tllllto figures lurgcly lu lilo early
pages of tho! ruost curious mrif revolution,
”Tim Journal of Mario linultltlrtscif. "
’i‘lic duko had no kuowlodgo of tho ox-
isusucc of tho pri‘t‘lli‘iuliflililiili of 19, wh
full ln love with iiilli M he drove his (011"-
iu-lraud on tho l’mmcmulo do» Augipia
ut Nico mul who prnyod lliut she might
impure his will».
“I drcmu of nothing but fame," she
wrote. ”lmd I must «urn-f bo Duchess of
II. ’ ‘ ‘ or a coicbrity on thb stage.
’ " " A grim lndy, oduchlwll i would
rather be in minty than be the first small};
the World's celebrities. for in that case I
shall be of another world."-«I.mly’s Pie-
iorlal. '
lie—ls there anything I can do to
prove my sffectlonsethst you will not
dsubtit? aha—There is. Iiarry my sis.
tor. Shelstsn years older thee Land
momma is determined not to let me
marry till Bcphlslsdlspcsed of.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Gastorla.
Whalinhywesslck. wepvehercestnrh.
WhendmwuaChMahecriedform
Whenmshecememmecluugtom
mmsmcanmmnnmm
:Iltchsr'aOestorie.
Children cryfor ._ . I; .
Mumfowmm Ice 6mm at Salt are Mount.
No.
‘” on. sroves.
£33.. .53 "
orwelk.ttrsgiirplley‘r’r'tI July. 1805. ‘
2.3333. “mummy
nasaau.‘ Norwnejlk.”
’
M
ii. ll. llillVEl's
City Employment Agency.
La‘lles and gentlemen deslrln
hip in any capacity can obtain ghgowger‘ig
the above us . .
tlons. , lac y Also those desiring posl
Wanted lmmsdlrtsly.
Two hook-keepers. three ooaehrnan. eue
sardne? dve coo l
h rk. he. a ght girls for general
Situations Wanted immediately.
For four cashle six salesladl- ,
er. six waltresse live ckambri-infiii’eWth
nurse girls.
70 North Mal .
1:123 tf in street. 80 1th Norwalk.
-, NOTlOEl
BAMU with
and 0 quarts.
FRUIT JARS.
CHINA WARE.
.HAMMOCKS.
__
When you get tired of'heetin u our whole h » ' ' .
'0 “0' of—-—the Famous—dazto ge’found be". cute these warm dear. hear in mind that the best 011 Steve
so that you can cook and base at the same time.
have them in one, two and three burners, with
be stoves if desired.
[CE CREAM FREEZERS.
It wont hurt your ice cream to have it frozen as only the White Mountain Fresher can do it.
2 GAZETTE
Kl'l'lllllill commit
Craftsmen to n, and with plenty of space on
Itiswithout qusgtion the best Oil Stove made. W;
amt frame and brass tanlr, single or double ovens to go
Two, 3, 4
The Lightning Fruit Jars, the most simple and durable jar made. Pints and quarts.
Whatever your needs may be in this line we shall be able to meet them.
At 50c, 003, 75c and 900.
Trisiram &
Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn.
"...... .9. cs..."
IlsalEslate anuplnsurance
WASHIKG'I’OI swam.
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 Housedn said town,on saturday the fith
day of July. A. D. 1896. at 4 o'clock in theatre?-
noon. for the following purposes.ec wit: To
take action upon the petition of E. I. Gorbam
and others. praying that. the town aces t as a
ubilc highway that certain street n East
orwelk known as Warren avenue; and to
direct the Selectmen. if deemed adt'isable, to
repalrlbe town house and of. new seats in
Persons 100le foralot. or house and lot
with the view 0 purchaslagare invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
the same and to a pro rate rms
m......'..........':...‘.’.....ii‘£" m M “wit?” ' .. _, “m
”“‘ti‘.tii’.°it“i{ii“§£§%“""”“""“m _ _
‘ . ; Selectmen of t 1 [PET l‘ARC‘Fl l
sensamrunurs . n. 'r ‘ '~ ~ " '- "l"
samurai. hasxau l of glor‘mir. liliiiinlilliS PALKM’" Dunn“
_....___._-_...._H___.___N_,_____ to all parts of the town and vicinity, at circa
rates. All orders left at .l. A. Pinueo's or .
P. Weod’s. 3% Wall street. with telephone c in
uecttou. will receive prompt attention.
Thanking the public for their liberal patron-
Mr. King’s
agelu my former inu-lness. hope to meets
SCHunL Fun Buys continuance of the same in my new venture.
LflAiillllIrl E. UKEKWOOD.
..,._ox.._ jylii 2w
Bedlcnl. Street. STAMFORD. ‘ i .
~-Wu.t.——
38-0.... 3...... 26, tall Pasture Beach
The Schwinn“ Thoroughly for Onl-
le or Bust ores r in run season.
grimy-nine boys have entered colleee ‘ '
fromt is school; many of its pad-ate
l
s
are successful! an n business.
BOYS ARE 1&1}me SOON AS
THEY CAN READ; Smell classes; ludi-
vldual attention. ’l‘nltlon. 8101 to $131.
Circulars with references on application.
HIRAM U. KING, Principal.
3y12 8m
M. H. GLOVER’S
GREAT Mill-SUMMER SALE
RICMEMliER
BIA FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
Shore Dinners a Specially.
BUBBARD & REYNOLDS. Proprietors.
111 if
These goods are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not
damaged goods sold as samples.
125 pair of Irounshury, Mathewson d: Co.‘s Kid three-button Oxfords. Square
and Razor toe, regular 03 Oxford. at 81.00 a pair.
100 pair of Razor Toe Shoes, worth all and ‘3 50, at $3.00 a pair.
150 pair Benedict it: Co.'s sample Oxfords, regular 33 and $21 50 Oxfords, at
$1.75 a pair. _‘
\
DOUBLE STORE.
O
75 pair of Ladies' Kid Patent Tip Turn Shoes, worth $21.50 and $1.50, at
9 .2 50 a pair.
in pair of Lounsbury, Mathewson d: Co.’s Russia calf blucher Oxfords, regu-
lar .3 Oxfords at $2 a pair.
One lot llsdles’ Russet Oxfords at 00c. a pair.
1 lot lsdles‘ Kid Oxfords at 000 a pair.
Children‘s Russstt and Kid Spring Heel Shoes, at are. 450, 55c, 750 and 31 a
air.
9 00 pairs men's Lace, i’ig Skin and llussla Calf Razor Toe. Regular $6 shoes,
at $0.50 a pair. '
All of the abovelgoods are genuine Bargains, and guaranteed as represented
or money refunded.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Dc ublt Store, 40 and 42 Wall St. llcrwalk.
Buy Mcad’s Bicad, ~ only 5c per Ital.
Not Carpets ' Alone.
iDflZEN [l'l'HliRS'I'llllKS IN T? . STORE
Are moving as lively, but the Carpets for this month we are asking your attention,
and if desired, we will store the Carpets for future delivery, Brand new Carpets,
choice styles, with or without borders. and stair widths. $1 Worsted Velvets. 85c;
95c Tapestry, 75c; $1.25 Worsted Velvete. 95c and $1; $1 50 Body Brussels. $1.25;
$1.25 anuete, $1; $1.50 Moquets, $1 ‘25: $1.50 Axminster, with border, :31 25; regu-
lar 75c All Wool Ingrains, 00c.
Wrappelsand Shieraisls
A lot of Shirt Waiste. including this
season‘s best styles, a little mussed, for
25c and 500.
Wrappers. best quality of Calico and
Percales. Syrian yoke. front and back.
trimmed with very wide rullle, $1, $1.19,
‘1 25, $2 and $2 50
A line assortment of [laundered Weisls.
50c. 75, $1.Fancy patterns of Silk Waists,
$3 50, worth 85.
l
Summer Silks. ,
in all our Silk selling we have.
have had the equal of those Importej
Fancy Silks for hhirt waists and evening
dresses. .
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Dress Suits.
50 inch Storm Serges, at 750 and 9
per yard. in blue and black. A variet
of fancy black Dress Goods, all wool,
49c. 59c, 75c and 982:.
The Bibbcnliiuner.
ls bright with bargains in all the latest
styles. In all the other departments are
re use just as temptie . Examine our
and $8 50; Also Separate Skirts, Duck Hosiery. at 193 and 25mg Regular made,
Suits, $2..)0. guarant d fast black, cannot be excelled.
China Mailings in fancy paliems Ilc. 25c and Sin.
Our stock of Furniture is large and com 1 . A leasure to show coda.
Agents for Butterick’s patterns. p p 8
SBOFIEill. & Hilll,
ill Washington Street, South llcrwalli; ‘
illub Building, Wall Street, llorivalk. A
OLSEN BROS.
EREAT Jllil SALE
-0122.
lllllNSBllllY, MATHEWSllN &. 0038 .
Sample Shoes and binds
These bargains surprise and delight all who see them. They
are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety.
sixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4. 50, at
32.50.
Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
$3.50 at $2.
'orty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4, at
Woman’s Suits.
Serge. Eton suits. blue or black, 87.50
2.25.
Sixty-eight pairs Ladies’ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
it, at scco. .
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 900 apair.
One lot Ladiee’ Oxfords, at 50c.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 600.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu~
lar 33 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at ’2 a pair.
Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth 31.60,
at 01.19.
One hundred and twenty pairs Iounsbury-Matbewson’s Kid
three-button Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 03 Oxford,
at a ’r.
.2 xtprpairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
0 d, at .
Onerhundr‘gd and femairs Lounsbu -Mathewson’s'1‘an 0x-
fords, several different s on of tan in th s lot, regular 03 and
03.50 Oxfords at is.
Children's Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and
1.”.
’ Youths’ Shoes, 750; Boys’ 850.
We have put rises on these mat will sell them at
once and wecor ally invite your on of our stock and
ammonium - ‘ -‘ «Miami-It
i:
Willi Willi momma, i
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