W-~..~..Nune.lf1th.Norwalk store.
.‘smummrmumm
1' ' willbe postponed until further notice.
,smmmmman
111111.111» 11mm
The temperaturti 11111111 water at The
Knob, today, is 59°.
, City of Norwalk tax bills are due and
payable July 1. ‘
‘ r—Yacht cape. O'Bricn's.
Norwalk's public schools will close
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. D. 111111111111, of Main street,
Norwalk, is improving slowly.
V—Fresh mackerel. N. Y. Market.
The latest thing in town is Luther M.
Wright's tandem and bicycle wagon.
The share dinner of the Twin City
» Wheelm'en has been postponed indefi-
- nifely.
~Choics, strongly rooted Michigan
White Plume celery plants, now ready
for setting. Call on Geo. C. Comstoek,
Broad River, or address box 3d3, Norwalk
Michael Reynolds. of Belden street, is
working for the John Hancock Lite 111-
,surance ccmpany,ii1 South Nor-walk.
The 11111111111111.1111: of Minnehaha Di- '
"vision, Sons of Temperance, 'will be held
next Wednesday night, in Red Men’s
Hall.
-Straw hats cleaned” O’Brieu’ s. ‘
Dr. Emily Pardee is in Hartford today
as acting member of the State Medical
Examining Board, for applicants to prac
tice medicine.
The officers of the Norwalk fire com-
panies have received invitations to at-
tend Putnam Hose company‘s Clambake
on the night of July 3.
~Blucfisl1, 8.0. N. Y. Market.
The meeting of the Y. W. C. T. U. 111
Hickory Bluff, announced for tonight,
if the weather continues stormy ., . . ..,
The third race in the figugfiucunoer
and St. Lawrence skidr’lvill vbe’isailed
tomorrow afternoon {it i o ‘elock, ofi‘ tilt
Norwalk Yacht club house at Hickory
sees .11.,- 11
—-It will pay to take advantage of
Gornstwk Brothers' great 1111: of child
,1- 1011’s ,sntts, wmmenciug 'Thlrsday,
Henry Tilly has thoroughly overhaul-
ed and handsomely 111«1111-.11111111n111a11-1-9j
ed two of the delivery wagons of C. E.
Seymour, leading grocer, 33 1111111111111,»-
ton street. ,1
Miss Fannie Foote, formei/Iy of South
. Norwalk, is one of the delegates from
theMcthodist Episcopal church of Dan-
huzy to the Epworth League national
convention in Ocean Grove in J uly.
"Congressman E. J. Hill, of Norwalk,
will speak at the Republiaan ratification
meeting in Arion Hall, Monday night.
Other speakers will be Senator F'rris,
Representatives Rowan and Kceler.
—-Mcuts, fish and vegetables, the best
at George 8. Gregory' :1 market, No '31
Wall street.
St.J1»1eph'sSundny 51.211011! has been
rehearsing nearly two months .011 songs
and drills to be given at an entertain-
ment in Music Hall, Monday night. 111'-
freshruents will he served after the ex-
mines, , ..
At the graduating exercises o! the
Connectic ut Literary Institute. Wednes—
day, Miss Florence M. Diver, of South
Korwalk, read an essay on "The Reign
of Queen Elizabeth." She was the vale-
dictoriun of the class.
Dishir liyatt has received 11 11111191
from Charles I". Tristrmn. his 11111111111111
partner, who is 1111 a trip to Europe, 1111-
manning his safe arrival on the other
side. lie writes that he did not miss 11
men! during the trip.
The l'ainters' Union, at its last meet-
ing, elected the following oilhan's: Pres-
Ident,(il1'orge I'Z. Faruham; vivarrsi-
dent, Frank (.lwens; financial secretary,
(.1'. 1.1. l’lnlt: recording secretary, (I. W.
Bennett: conductor, (.lhurh's Uwene;
warden, George W. Merritt. The Un-
Ion also initiated brothers Lewis E.
Mile hell and bowl: Brothel-ton.
~ All kinds oi fish, 11111111 today, at (.i.
8. (.in-gory' 11111101111. “:1 Wall street.
1311‘." , .11... W' ‘
Miss Jessica Hadley, soprano, of Dan-
bnry, has been engaged tosing at the
South Nerwalk Congregational church
next Sunday.
The Cranbury bicyclists Will have a
five-mile race at eo'clock on the after-
noon of July 3, starting from E. 11.
Gregory's store.
rLadies’ Bicycle hais, at O‘Brien’s.
Herman C. Monsell, of Rowaytou,was
initiated in Sherman Council, Royal
Arcanum, last night. The work was
performed very satisfactorily under the
new ritual -
Mrs. Sarah Wyman fell down the
back stairs of her home in Knight
street, this afternoon, and sprained her
ankleseverely. ‘Dr. A. H. Baldwin at-
tended her. ‘
~Brewu dcrhys. O‘Brien‘s.
The boys of South Nor walk organized
abicycle club, yesterday afternoon, at
the City Hotel. The officers elected
were: Captain, Harry Coburn; secre-
tary, Charles Anderson; treasurer,
Frank Moore.
Secretary Thrasher is to speak of the
grand work. of the Law and Order
League of Connecticut, under the auspi-
cos of the Men' 3 club of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, next Sun-
day evening. .
-—Don’t forget to secure tickets for the
bicycle, either lady’s or gentleman's, to
be given away tomorrow night. Boston
store, Norwalk.
Miss Alma Anderson. of 10 Taylor
1venue, gave a surprise party, last
night, to her mother, Mrs. August Au-
1lersou. A large number of guests from
rhe Norwelks and Stamford were pres-
-nt. Mhsic for dancing was furnished
by William Shepard, and at midnight a
collation was served.
——Straw Hats. ()‘Bricu's.
Roth & Goldschmidt have recently
issnedthc third edition, enlarged and
:cvised, of their catalogue of hooks in
the R. 1’1. G Free Library, which was
instituted Ap1.l,1887 Therenrc over
me, than 11d”. three hundred vol-
.11neslnth library, which are at the
disposal of thdf1m 3 employees
—Weakflsh, I1? . N. Y. Market t.
The last meeting of the Junior Endea-
vor society of the Norwalk Conurcgzb
lion will be held Sunday afternoon. The
losing exercises of the society will be
field i 13,;1111111cl._,ww night beginning at
you will consist of. 113111111513: 5ettil
.1n1itl1d“Litilelsc1l 1111111111; 11111111," ‘1‘11111
unfiiical 111121 liter-chelections, At the
111111; of 11111111111111.111111111111. 11 strawberry
1nd ice cream festival will be held.
-You may hold the lucky number on
bihyele, either lady's or gentlenmu's, at
the Boston store, Norwalk. i! very 251'
purchase secures a coupon.
Themid-wcek prayer sonice in the
South Nor walk Congregational church.
last night, was very interesting and
largely attended. The topic was “How
to Keep the Lord’s Day." The way to
"Bring up the (,Iliildreu to Like the
Sabbath." was explained by Mrs. Henry
l'illy; “Sunday Reading," Miss Kathar»
inc 1). S1viek;“Bicy1'le ltidiug,“(.‘l1arlos
It. l‘lelnu'r. Remarks \vci'c made by
Deacon [1. ll. Nash and C. M. Law-
rence. The pastor conducted the ser-
vice. _________
—-Speeial sale of children's suits at 11
discount of 33' ,";,‘, commencing Thurs-
day, June 217, and continuing for five
days. (Yomstoelr Bros. This sale up
plies to the N1 Invalk store only
In Bethcl, Wednesday noon, Miss
Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Dibble.
was 111111.101! to Attorney John ltiehnrd
Booth, of llanbuiy. Daisies, butter-
cnps, palms and ferns were artistically
arranged about the church. The maid
of honor, I‘llIl-‘l Harriet Juanita Dibble.
was uttned in lemon oruandii' over
lemon silk with white satin ribbon
11111111111111». The brideumids, wIioWere
Miss Grace W.l"11r11111n, of Ih'ooklyn,
N. Y.; Miss lli'ssie A. 11111-11111, of Bethe]:
Miss lime?" Taylor, of Daubury. and
Miss May 1!. Dibble. of Uranneburu. S
1;, Were dressed alike in white omandiv
with yellow 1111111111 silk ribbons and
yellow gloves. They carried 11111111111111
tied with while ribbon. The bride's
gownwasivory HIIIIII,WlilI long train
and veil. AHIrm-Ioseof' thui'ert‘mony
:1 Wedding breakfast was given at the
home of the bride's parents.
“ Pure and Sure."
Ceveland s ,
BAKING NWDEK.
“l refer Clevelancls baking powder because it is;
pure 11111 wholesome.
..,__‘
it takes I1: 5:; for the same baking,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
ness and flavor.”
M111 (50111111111 Cam'ezu. neurone, 511/11. .er Yuri Caroling 511111111.
1111:.“ n. 1111111111. ‘1
Lionel church before the summer men--
1111: 1111111 11111711131111 11111 1.1.7
Search of, 111111 and Recreation.
m
GUESTS OF IN!!! Gill PEOPLE.
The Dpoulng oIIhe Vacation Isssen Send: Many
Solomon lo the Seashore.'lniolhs Moun-
tains, and Among llIB Pastoral Scenes
of Rural Life.
John H. Sheehan, Stephen Shoshan,
ChurlcsMcGovernundWilliumFitzgerald ‘
arrived in Norwalk, yesterday, from
St. Bonaventure' s College, Alleghanyfi.
Y. Mr. McGovern won a gold medal
forgood conduct for three years, and
Stephen Sheehuu, for good conduct in
class, reeeivedn silk hut, which he is
wearing about town.
Mrs. W. L. Weed and son Earl start-
ed this nioruing for Middletown, N. Y.,
where they will spend several weeks.
Dr. Weed accompanied them to New
York, returning this liternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Talcott have en-
joyed a visit the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Parsons, at the
Hotel Majestic, New Haven.
Mrs. Mary F. Hoyt, of Norwalk, who
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Patrick Riley, of Southport, has retum-
ed borne.
Bernard Sheridan Flynn, who has
boon attending St. Bonaventure's col-
lege, New York, returned home Wed:
nesday.
Richard Ncsbitt, of Hill street, will
wheel to Mattcwan, tommrow, to spend
his vacation. with his sister, Mrs. Morri-
son’. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lockwood, of
Greenwich, spent Thursday at Hillside,
the guests of Miss Elsie Raymond.
Rev. George Van Aistyile, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting his son, George R.
VauAlstyne, of High street.
Miss Lily MacArthur, of l’ittsburg. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Bou-
ton, of High street.
Charles Brundage, of South Norwalk.
has been visiting relatives 111 Hunting
Ridge.
Mrs. Floral". June and son Hubert,
ofSpriug Hill. are visitiui,r in Water-
bury.
Mrs. Jlimcs Golden is in New Haven.
1'sitiugl11'r rsister, Mrs. W. S.(‘1'1.1fut
Charles I. dwnrd Church, of Nora .1111
has returned from run" 1p 111‘ 811an
Ma B. Jim-1'. of Norwalk, is 1Isitinr'at
W 11119111 Carilleld’ :1 hr Bethel.
115111111; in Noi'wnik.
N0 hCElfilnm
“I \v1f1 lunln... i1 l! 1111 Md. 1111! I11. ~11"! With-
not iii-11 runseorpmvm'igrivm, 1 I11 11- 1111' 1.11111
.1" [11 141111:- Trusting I111' 1111 1111'111-11111
All’lllL.nI1 II III: IS
lib .It
Mrs. Mead’s School!
WILL REDPEN
$eptember29,’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
For admission should be 11111111.- ut liilh
side at an early day.
1:! I11'
Rice/111011 OIOURIII
1;ng OVEN“ (‘Q‘VQCSVD ““135,
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island, ‘
. . . SATURDAY, JULY 4th. . .
'x'mm .I1111 11in. im- Indian 1111111'1115111111-111 111
IIM‘ nmmlillv‘ 1' III ll1"11lli \II‘ ‘11 ”win! “one; 1!
«11111'1111 huh l~. i1 .11
First Trip to Saratcga,
MNDDAV, JULY 1311.
(Illlll‘li‘i. II il..\lllll4 ARI Inl' “WI 11.’ llm
New Iceland lullli i 11ml 111111!
5111:6111
Hand
Bicycles !
F11 .1' Iiu' 11! Hill-
$5 to $50.
New 11:11:21 at Popular Prices.
II'II.
FOX ovens: co.,
2 filianlmtli Street,
Home Noumea. 1J1.1sr1141.'r11;t"1‘
Miss Hazel (.‘olc, of New York, ii i
F- ~LY P-A-P-E-R
TANBLEFOOT, -
EXOELSIOR, -
2 seem 111111 3 1:15.
. ‘ 1 or. A 511: :1.
F. D. LAWTDII 81 00., 22 South Mam Street
Busi 855 With
EOSSUI' o
is what the house Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
we will undersell all others. Smoked
shoulders, 8c per lb; veal chops, 121.;1:
per lb; stew veal, Super lb 111111 of veal,
150 1111;111:1111 pork, 10c per lb. Try
our iome made pressed corned beef, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 100 per lb.
Our fish department is the best in the
twin cities. Largest stock; price always
the lowest Free delivery.
Gombinlngl'
wNew York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
WW
EDWARD
STREET,
Our Hosiery Stock
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It contuiusa full assortment at all times.
Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
1
at 151: 11 pair. You will find it difficult to match at 250 a pair. Your
attention is called to the line
lisle hose, at 25c, 850 and 500 a pair.
of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladies', gents’ and children‘s gauze and ribbed underwear.
11 Open today—another case of ladies’ ribbed vests at 5c apiece, worth
double the price.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE 111111011111.
JACKSON 5 "”
STREET!
IIORWALK, cons.
TOGRAPHS!
P H 0
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish.
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET,“ - - -
NORWALK, CONN.
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A‘ GREAT DIST
RIBUTION OF -
ilk N e c k wea
AT
A ,
areucuon or 33; PER 01'.
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar
and Fifty Gents Worth 11111-11
SINGLE TIES, 35¢.
3FOR$L
There is not the slightest, exaggeration of the facts, when we so
they are equal I11 every respect to 50- -ceut tics.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes
Fine quality of sill:
and up to- date patterns. '
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Boats and Vests,
Duck Pants,
1111.11 Crash Pants,
Negligee,
' Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
Comstmrk Bros, Masonic Building. Nr'1rwalk ,
’i
1111110110 A. 11111111,?
Comstob
Bros.
14 scum 1111111 51..»
5111.11.
Norwalk,
Donn.
1,
Manager.
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mm“..- - E... ”.21“-..
R. H.
Plalsied!
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DRUGOIST.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We Imvethe best line of
1’1 11111! We soaps in the
town, as \l‘l'il as all the
high prim- goods.
Our
Soda
VVater
Is
Just
Ihght!
It can hardly I111 nth-'11
wise when our efforts to
dispense the llllI‘Nl. l11'v1'~
rages in town are con»
widerul II is a simple
lililllll‘ I110 ~1]Illlll\' HI
“mils-1111111 New 11111::
and the 11111111111111: Inh .
1-11I'11r111111eand 11 11111111
allowance of 1111 II1111111
i1z1-1‘n'111111111akn 11 111111-
binafion that Iii-kll'slho
Ianlv and quenclu's the
thirst.
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ONINVE‘TO BSflOH HO: SNIHLABBA
We.“
R. H.PI.A|STED
43 Washington
Street,
50. NORWALK.
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEAN-ill IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“bub nit and "tall will” 11111! 1111. honed '1
"limb 11141111! ”14111.. 111-1111””! 11! It, "'i
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[MADAME ROSS
The WeIHlnowu
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
“1'” be In S 1111113111111'1111 f11r:1!!n1lt1ul"fi:n_1~
1.11.1111. 11i1111~ 1-n past 1111 M 1. 11111! fuluroin
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h‘ 1III1.\I'1111 .~111-1:.t kiln-“1111111~l1l111'k.1',»1~1111111.
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Sl'l’l‘ YOUR. IIWN
in wall pan's 111 l.)1'1'kcr's.11nd the 1mm
retitled and. artistic your taste is the bet—
ter you will I~1-1~11it1~1l, We have varii'
ties enough in designs and colors in all
the novelties in this line to suit the pub
Iic"fromurav11 to guy, from lively 111
severe." Maln- your home lneuntiiul at
small cost by choosing from our super»
I111'et111'k., ‘
l’aInIm-s' Supplies.
.lrtisfs’ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. l’uperhanglng, Decorating
.1111! Sign W.riting
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
'1' A STI-l
SO. Norwalk.
No 11:1:1111 why the buy
should I11 mmh 111 11111111
cheap, poorly 11111 Immd l111'1rl1. I11 Elli“
l1;'111'111 111111 h pi: 11.1111 11. y 111 would wish 111
have your 1 Il lie 11. an 1111.11! 1111.1 in
or Hartford, ’45
h on lower the t '111I11ml1i'1 Is life In t I i1 1rrl1‘ nude.
111m; 1. m 11' 1I1 111-11.11} yppnlmlm , 1m "lint/11y
'11 d endlnimr 1 vvlre ll 111111111 111 ' 114111114111
111'11hlo1'11 11Iiosr1r mini. lie-I :1 I 11:1 111111 11111 if
you 1 till.
THE F. S. AMBLER 00.
didn‘t” vlmk 1.1] tho-1' wheels on hand
Alli Mn I remind
111111211
It Will
1 Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
I]...
MANU
“LN. ./M
To look after the little things' , for instance, if
study how to feed your 51-111 k, you can save do] are
every year, not by feeding ('HI‘ ll’ feed, but' by
1111111111,; f1-,e1I f111'1'ows the best milk making 101.11,,
for horns the but1‘111'11gthe11i11': f1'.~1l 4
At my feed 5 on you 111111.111 just the right feed‘
Alw iys 1111- most for your money.
Get sauiph :1 and prices.
FOR
l 321125. . 11111111111111.» 1111;11'1' 1.111
/ and
HORS ES l
BEST for every pulpine, always fresh
GRAIN in ex erv way.
FOR Advice free
HORSES
Tire Leading Grain Dealer,
l5 Marshall Street. So. IIorwaIk.
Pay You
0T1
l or sun rs 1111: best flesh
Alw .133 the heist
:1. 1'. HATCH,
,... -._
/ ‘ .
BIG REDUG
TIDN SALE
For the Month of June.
Complctcliue of watches. «locks,
jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
;\ fine line of stones .11 greatly 11:1
while 1111151111! .11 Sli'li 1!); 1.11111 1111. 1',
purchnwrs. who all! find many 11111
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 W
DIAMONDS!
hum! pri1'1::. All of these goods
will be sold low enough to attract
bargains.
PATENT
:1 MEDICIINESI
EASY All) PLEASANT TO TAKE!
A1 Our Prices I
Dec. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
I2 Washington It, to. lemslk.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
llecupIesa portion of Id.ll11s11wskl‘s
More corner of Wall and Water Hts”
Norwnlk. Cal! and m the latest
styles In llals, 0191,1111. s 33 fr
all Street, Norwalk. .
We 111 after your trade
1n the most honorable and
1’1 liable 1111111111'1‘.
Instantaneous
Tapioca.
.\ val-1113' ofdellrinus 1‘I1'1wrt11 can be
made 11.1111 it in 11 few minutes.
Reuqlres no soaking,
Very little cooking.
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I1 11.1.1 s In! i 1 ils'mdlmedul
it I 11' 1111 1l1 11«.111 111111 Inilnlinn.
,\1 11! " IIHI‘1-115‘11lvnl1l1'1nnll
.8 111 .IIoI-
i ...1 1.11 14.11! I11 I1i1zl1~ :«l newline!
null:a my
”111' Inneupful mains 11 padding for
h'n 111'1‘1111'1.
Wrawm
Innu'll “.111in Ih'nns, The.
Now 1111.141 11f Itinev Son 1 line and
. I1
cheap.
.‘1 111-11' Illa! l1 'I'x'n. 1‘1'1'11’11'1'1‘1‘1‘t III "MW.
at iiin' “1.. wood :11 11111111' u‘llim.’ at 1701?.
1011151120 1113,8111,
:1 NHTHI “111111111111.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emhsimsr.
ta “(11111111111011 0111-01,
.11. ”orb-III.
Residence. Mahmkeme lhrtel.
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