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' was Bell has purchased sixty
spllalfx‘om the Consolidated Railroad
ocmpauyand hasmen at work getting
them oi! the meadows between the two
. bridges They will be made into 11 raft.
and towed by the Addie V., to the
Tramway company’ s bridge at Roton
Pcint,which\Mr. Bell has the contract
‘ ”strengthen. It ispossible the Tram-
‘ , any company will build an extension to
the bridge, but the contract has not
,, been given out yet.
- Wheelmeu and travelers in general
complain of the roadway between San-
‘ . gatuok' and East Norwalk, which is re-
to be in a very poor condition
unsafe for travel; The road is in
need of repairs, especially near the real-
’ deuce of Dr. line, where it is badly
' washed out. The Gregory Point read,
now that travel has set in that direction,
.. should receive some attention, as it is
‘ . liberally sprinkled with cobble stones.
g Theiprayer and praise service at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, last night, was largely attend-
ed and full (if interest. After the gen-
eral meeting the official board met and
voted unanimously to ofler the use of
. tbgehpooh for the public school anpivor-
”Which occurs Wednesday evening,
June lid. A larger class than usual will
graduate this year
The East Avenue Epworth League will
hold another of its popular literary and
musical socials at the home of Miss
Jame Bronson, tonight. A splendid
programme has been arranged and a
good time is expected. The League ex-
tends au open invitation to all friends of
' the society to be present.
Arthur W. Jayne, of Union street,
had an operation performed by Dr.
Allen for fistula. yesterday. The patient
is doing nicely. but will not be out for a
couple of weeks.
‘ Mrs. Hiram Gorham, whose husband
from Franklin avenue, Norwalk, and
on up her residence with,1 her son
Job'eph, in Keyser avenue.
H D. Perrys cat is now minus its
talk: havinghadit sovered by a l1‘ran1-
m . .
died“!!! suddenly recently. has moved .
wayoarou the Riverside am” line,
this morning.
Contractor John Banks is building a
fence about J. C. Hawkina' property.
corner of East and Cottage avenues.
Mira Bessie Wilson, of Riverside ave-
nue, is spending a few weeks with her
sister in Jersey City.
The Cyclonesare expected to play a
game of ball, tomorrow, with the
Granitevilles
The Tusslers will meet the Hillsides
on the diamond in the Gumbart lot, to-
monow.
ROWAYTON.
Shepard Osborn has moved, from
Thomesville to Mead Brothers' cottage
in Witch Lane.
George W. Bryan was able to be out
for a short while yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Smith was
held yesterday and was largely ‘attend-
ed. The burial was in Pine Island
cemetery, South Nlorwalk.
Mrs. Addie Payne, of New York, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ray.
mondpat The Maples. Mrs. Payne has
been an extensive traveler. She has
twice visited Europe, and toured
throughall the principal cities of the
old world, and also through the United ‘
States.
Huslllug llIIIIuy ln Hard Luck Again.
Reporter James Maples and his bi-
cycle still continue‘to play in hard luck.
Last night, while hunting for another
“scoop," Mr. Maples made a flying visit
tothc South Norwalk office and stood
his bicycle against the side of the build-
ing. he had scarcely left {the wheel.
l‘when, asif imbued with life, it started
oi! of its own accord and crashed through
a big pane of glass in the front of hacob
Schanb's market, doing damage tothe
amount of $3 or $4.
Smut,
,1 No Acid. Grime.
NoChaIIplnr Grease.
Thla Is one of the Boat Known
All Goods Guaranteed as Represented!
. . . A. W AUSTIN
doing. "
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, all these preserves. "
”Your daughter loves me." insisted Overlooked the Comma—Little Mamie
the impecunious youth, “and you re- read 011 her Sunday school card, “God
fuse to let her have a husband of her makes. preserves and keeps us. "
own choosing. Yet you say you Would ing up suddenly she said:
deny her nothing. " “That," said the what do you s'pose he does Wltll' em
old man. grimly, "is exactly what lam all?" “With what, my dear!" “Why.
Look-
“Mammu,
PUBLIC AUCTION
Stocks of Goods ln the City, and will be the Boat Opportunity Ever Offered the Citizens
of Norwalk and Vicinity to get High Grade Watches and Jewelry at Your Own Price!
Commencing Saturday, May 9th, l896.
.....AFEW.....
SPECIAL FEATURES.
IN OUR
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
FOR THIS WEEK.
*
First, a few words about our Stock Pattern
FTC, ETC, ETC.
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets - .g
We have just received three new designs, and we think they a
extremely neat and pictty. We propose to offer them this 11 e513
at greatly reduced prices
First, to introduce them; second be-
cause when yon want duplir ates of any you break you will have
to come to us to get them, and we shall expect to make a legiti- >
mate profit 011 this transaction.
But this week‘s odor is simply
taking a dollar out of our pocket and transferring it into another.
Highest price set of “2 pieces, which includes the dinner and
tea sets combined, and in a handsome design, consisting of green
vine, with wild roses hero and there,
gold trimmed,
plete set for
The next pattern is the old blue. in color. under glaze.
-:-: $3.49. :-:
nobby shapes, and the pattern is as staple as wheat.
for 112 piece set will be
:-: $ll.49. ,:-:
the com-
Very
The price
Third pattern is in pcncil‘slnte. on best English body, u'ith“i‘hlse'd““”
pattern in the warp itself. Design is neat but not so much work
as on the former sets.
pieces, will be
I Will Offer My Entire Stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
:-: $9. 49. :-:
i V} Remember all the above goods are guaranteed not to (rare, and
.' \1 a. shall hav 6 mutt hing for them on 1111th 'all times.
.nnriv aled' offer and worth w careful consideration. 0
The price for this sci, some number of
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svonc.
Norwalk,
THE LEADING
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT,
THE EEADINO .
DRY GOOD.
STORE
a GAZETTE BUILDING. B'RWALK.
Capes and Jackets.
Up-to-date in everything pertaining to outside garments is what may be truthfully said of our
apartment can be found all the newest things and the latest
Children’s Garments.
satin ribbon, price $1.98. Black cloth double cape, both capes trimmed with braid, price $3.50.
Cloth capes in blue. black, brown or tan, tailor made strap seams, velvet collars, trimmed
Cloak Department. In thi
styles in Ladles‘, Misses‘
with small pearl buttons, price $3. 08.
Capes suitable for elderly ladies in plain cloth diagonal and crepon, single or double, both
in lined and unlined, price from $3. 50% O12.
Velvet capes, lined with silk, price $4. 50.
Velvet capes, silk lined, handsome jet trimming, price $7.50.
Silk capes, plain and brocade, trimmed in jet and chili‘on, price $5 to $15.
Covert cloth jackets, largo sleeve, coat buck, large buttons, price $3.50.
All the better grades of jackets in black and colors.
Housefurnishings.
No house is furnished complete without one of our Famous Oil Cook Stoves.
so very low compared with a few years ago that it is a mistake to be without one.
recommend this stove to do all the work of an ordinary range.
chcular wicks, the burner and reservoir are of polished brass, steel frame and cast top.
rewicking device 18 simple; in (not, the only stove on the market that can be easily wicked
We have them' in one, two and three burners.
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Black cloth,double:cape, trimmed with
The prices are
We can
They are made with 8~inch
The
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
. Connectlcut.
11"” .
BEST
‘Thogfljost
Complete
Line of
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SALES DAILY, 2:30 and 7:30 13. M.
VALUE!
way.
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing All our customers feel this
TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME l
‘ * “We have now in Stock
IN CLOTHING
B) tr'ulmg with us 3 011 will always get the best with prices guaranteed
r LOWEST
1 . . . PRICE!
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lThis- Cityl
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3/11: 3M -.1 .:»i._r:
86 WASHINGTON STREET
Souths Norwalk.
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H. M. RICH, Auctioneer.
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NORWAL , CONNECTICUT.
Norwalk Chronicler