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“tannins? _
‘ I'll-i “Atlanta Wanama-
- od bolore the season is over. caused
Eaton.
“fi‘Oystere. clams and boats will be a
THURSDAY. AUGUST 83. 1883.
“By remarks that "when it is declar-
dtllat 'republican dimensions in Ohio
ue rapidly being healed,‘ we know that
the man in charge rt the campaign
I“ h making the grand rounds.“
W
The Hon. David Gallup o! Plaintield,
“In. died Saturday morning. aged 75.
Reserved repeatedly in both branches
fifth-Legislature. was Speaker of the
lens in ms. and Lieutenant-Governor
ill”. Mr. Gallup was largely interv
mil in banking and manufactures.
Ba leaves a large property.
~———~—«e
II‘Iudge Jeremiah S. Black. Attor-
Wral. and later secretary 0!
min Buchanan‘s cabinet. died at 9
o‘clock laet Sunday morning in the 'l-lth
yearn! hie age. He was unconscious
Icraome time before his death. which
wees very painful one. enhanced by
m" or the bladder. and an unusual
enlargement o! the prmtratc gland. rel
culling in a complete seclusion which
stubbornly refused all treatment. lie had
not been regarded as seriously ill until
hat Sunday. and his physicians did not
give up hope of wiring him until Friday
night. when the symptoms became sud-
denly and seriously worse. and resisted
all treatment. From that time he sank
quietly but steadily. He died peacetule
ly. Among his last rapreisiions during
oonsoiomness. and ropeatcd after he be-
catne unconscious. was his belief that
there wustill work for him to do lic-
tore he died. While still conscious he
said he was prepared to die if it must be.
The funeral services took place at 5
o‘clockon'mesday afternoon. and con.
sistedo! simple ceremonies at his late
home. The remains were interred in
t Hill Cemetery. where the lam-
ily m is situated.
-—- 79-07 -, «-
thou the [latter and Pmrli-rl
- flatting Notes.
Business for the fall is opening up
finely with jobbers. and scenes of
activity are ‘1'“an upon all sides.
In fact there are reports already of a
dimculty in obtaining certain makes
0! still halt. Among tnany of the
large manufacturers there is a lull. but
it h believed to be only temporary. and
that duplicate orders will be u to the
usualmark in due season. hanufact‘
urers who cater to the retail trade direct
areverybusy on orders. and in every
direction the outlook is promising. A
(more of trade this (all is the determina-
tiontoa marked extent upon rt of
buyers to come to market an place
their orders direct. This is due no
doubtina measure to the uncertainty
finding styles. There is very little
' mace between the samples shown
last opting and this fall. and buyers are
naturally afraid that there may be a
radical change rprun upon them. We
scene indication oft is. The styles in
do: to issued by the three
lea ng retailers of New York are quite
conservative. containing no marked
features-s. and it is entire! safe to.
let that the lesdin sty c in soft
ate will be a nest der of medium
one. Ourrc rts romdlchrent
of the count ndicste a prosper-
oueconditlon o! airs. Stocksare low.
on) high. and a good tall business one
of eoertalntioaof the future.
Trade still continues slow at Orange.
A few manufacturers are uite busy.
but the majority are simp y moving
along quietly. A prominent manu-
facturerisol the opinion that the un-
reliability of trade is caused by forcing
ottheseasons. He says that salesmen
for the diflerent firms started on the
menu month earlier than the job
berswere ready. The result was that
for a little while orders came quite
vely.k ng them busy for a time.
but now he first orders are cleared
ngand duplicate orders do not come in.
e think. there will still be a busy
v the duplicates coming in at their
ms! time.
At the nation of the special committee
appointedb the New Jersey Legisla‘
ture to inqu re into the sub‘ect of com
vict contract labor. held in ewark. Mr.
Julius M. Ellendor! of South Norwslk.
Ct..hat finisher since 1838. principally
engaged in Orange. N. J.. testified that
the caret of prison contract system on
the hat trade had been greater than on
any other trade. The prisoners at Con-
cord have materiallyamured the batting
industry at Massachusetts. There are
tout-hundred prisoners mshin hats at
Concord at forty cents a day. be con-
sequence of Mr. Waring getin this con-
tract has been that he has on ersold the
honest labor :4 per doaen. and virtually
driven the honest labor out of the mar-
ket. Mr. Ellendorf pro to divide
the time of the prisoner into half at
work and the balance in educating him
to be something better than a brute
when liberated out of the prison. It
wasunnoca-ary for one manufacturer
”as...” “m“ °' “'° “h" ‘°
con prices of goods
upon the
are coming own to
market. W
such a level n this countr by the
competition of prison labor an the aid
cl machinery that they will be soon
lower than the wages of Europe. The
people did not expect our schools to be
self so us. nor our courts or other
natitc except the prisons—and
, of all others. must be self-support-
tothe detriment of the people of
theatate. He remembered when the
be” or New Jersey were compelled to
reduce the wages 20 per cent. or shut up
shop from the competition of prison
e
3”.
—-—-‘0~—-———
, aonwaut.
Kl- Minnie P. Frill is visiting friends
in Wine!
he now vault of the Fairfleld County
is nearly com leted.
Ithnow G. A. Franke. in-
deed at private. of Company F.
wash from Monday and com-
[may P will rusticate at Niantic. .
are a ring
pt .m. no.3?”
Falls and Mr. W. S. Moody,
Jim. are haoomin better acquainted.
"an. hundred info so 'pmos h"
I t
“left” on Mon’day nightzzt
E
i
new feature in the Agricultural Fair this
Mr. Walker. of Lime Rock.
Rev Mr. Clepp last Sunday
field, was the
1's church last
0! Manageertchell'a friends who fear.
all his lips were poisoned.
“so 1 -third premium list of the
Nora-alt cultural Fair has been
issued and circulated. The largest
number of advertisers claim Bridge.
§ort as their residing and business place.
orvralk takes as much interest as
usual.
Bceidcathe seven car loads of exour.
ainnista that seed thro‘ Norwalk from
Danbury on onday there were three
flat cars filled with camp chairs on
which were the lively portion of Dan-
hurv's oungcr natives. Men were left
at Soot Norwalk in the evening. having
missed the train.
Once more the Hour will need to
rectif its mistake on that hShelton Stur-
ges“ illness. Truly if Mr. Shelton
was not a pretty level headed oung
man poor \ ado would muddle h m as
to w at his name really is. But he
might salt Mr Shelton what his front
name was before he was married.
Mr. Clawss from Berlin. Germany. has
been engaged b‘ the FidaIio Singing
Club. as vocal tra her. He isathorough
musician. is a master of live languages.
and was formerly editor of a news.
paper in Berlin. but had to flee on
account of having written an article
that aroused Bismark. His headquarters
will be at Pomeroy‘s music stnrc. whcrc
orders for his services tun y be left
A few da ssincc a raggcd. unkempt
specimen 0 a tramp specie marched his
to l’umcroy‘s music store and critically
eyed the contents thereof. While Can
field in the rear of the store watched
him suspiciously lest he should slide out
with an organ or piano under his arm.
he sat down to an upright piano and
ran his lingers over the keys. The first
measure started the watcher to his feet.
and in a moment more the store was
crowded with unfcigncd admirers. The
most diflicult music placed before him
was rattled oil unhwitatingly and with
cimsumniatc skill. llc left the store a
much richer man by scvcriil dollars. and
will nudouht turn up to astonish the
natives of some other surluirbiui town.
Yesterday a return tnntcli Wits shot in»
tween the Fountain (lull club or Nor-
walk and the Bridgeport Gun club. lit
the groundsof the latter on tlld Mill
Grcen. West Stratiord. Tho match wua
shot at glass balls by teams of ll men 10
balls to a man. The result was a dcfcst
for the Bridgeport club. the v breaking 30
bails out of a missible 90. w No their np~
ponenla broke so. The following is the
score by clubs: Norwulk-v—Il. Davis ii:
Charles “'illiams 6: "Kip“ Benedict 8:
l".. liliyt T: (i. T. Ferris 3: ll. Green 5 ;
I". VVliitlock ll: J. \Vilscn 8: F. Ferris
7. Total 5‘2. Bridgeport—ll. Nichols 4:
C. Been: 4; W. Jennings 5: D. Scott
3: J. C ‘ott 4: G. Kerr 5; E. A. Long-
dnn 2; I). E. Smith 3: R. L‘. 'l‘uuccy 7.
Total. 39.
m -
“0\\'.\\'T"N.
Miss Celia Shulhafer 0! New Haven is
the guest of Miss Lizzie ll. South.
William “'eed. president of the Frank‘
linvillc. N. Y.. national bank. is visiting
Charles Guiller.
coo.“
"ENEIHCT FARM.
Miss Mary liosgland has rl-turnell
home.
8. Jones is spending a short vacation
at Ocean Grove.
MN. Edward E. (loilmm is in Ni-w
Britain for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. James Peck of lirewsters
have been at Mrs. H. Joncs.
Charles Hubbard. who has lwcn on tho
yacht Octave. is home on n visit.
William Wood and familv of Now
York. spent Sunday with Caleb Wood.
m - -
EAST NUR“'.\ LK.
Mr. Starr's house is now in the hands
of the masons.
J. S. Randall‘s new llousc will iii-occu-
picd ncxt \vcck.
J. S. Rzmdull hus rented thcussm'iulinn
tent to the Foirfield (‘ountv Ag! iculturnl
Society. to use its on awning to protect
the machinery on cxhibitinn. It will bu
placed on the west side of the main build~
ing.
L‘uomideu Brothers hnvo conimenccd
work on Charles Lownd‘s house. Five
Mile River. and will raise frumc this
“cell. The same firm have also made A
contract with Mrs. Van Ilouton to build
hera house militia. for two families, on
the front of her lot on “landward uvc.
Rev. Mr. Bissell of the Congrcgationnl
church. Norwulk. prcacllcd lust Sunduv
morning. and tho congregation was \\‘r I
pleased. Rev. (lmrgo l.. Fuller of Nur-
ivnllt will occupy thupulpitncxt Sunday
morning. and in the cvenmg the month-
ly tem -rnncc meeting will be hcld.
Last turdny evening t‘hnrles Reuisnn
attempted suicide by inking lnucloiuim
in the presi-ncc of his muthcr. Ills nt-
tcmpt on his life was llct'nusc his wife
had left him and gone home to West
port. I‘hev had been married but u fmv
months. actors Berry and Lockwood
were called and pumped itemsnn out.
walked him awhile. and got him in gnml
shs again.
It r. Randall has made arrangements
with Capt. Monroe Osborne tn lilltc his
camp equi go to Niantic. (In it. 0s-
borne is we lucquainted with the lttl'bul‘.
and the watermelon business that he
carries on during cam would make some
of the home markets eel sick; his head
is level as for as watermelons are con-
cerned. Call on the captain at Randall‘s
headquarters. 4th regiment.
DIED
In this City. Aug. l9. Priscilla Godfrey, aged as
years. ll months and ill days.
In Norwslk. August 21. Warren Shcldon, aged 68
years.
In Norwallr. Aufiut l9. Francis E. Van Clea. aged
8 year- and 2 mom s.
For Sale.
WO very due Bulldln bots on Golden Hill at
reasonable srlces. or information address
Post once Box l. or CLARENCE NASH.
069." South Norwslk. Conn.
School Notice.
\IISS DELLA Sr. .mmv‘s
{v .olect .ohool
ill re-open Moods . Be ember 3d. She res ~ct-
fully sollclte the pail-oust}: of her former pumpils,
and all others who desire to come under her instruc-
tlon.
Strict attention to health. comfort and tuition.
—'I‘ERMS REASONABLE.—
bumpy Concern!
THE undersigned has thisdsylcseed and poi-chain.
ed all rights and interests 0! Win. Sterlln . in
the Market on Washington Street hldgg. So. on
walk. Conn.. and the public is here y notified
that the business wi‘l be conducted and mans d
this date until former notice by Mr. .3“
gut-4mm an atom
cond on Waitress grind lee. a
So. scum X'ug. s1. lass.
A1 a Court or Probate holder: in Norwelltfwithln
and fortho Dletrlct of Norwalk, on the last
“i.“ Agfust. A. 0.. in.
tare mwoao. of Norwalk, in said
y
The volantsrys t ln‘ writl s thosald
Charles J. . and August sow. ugh his oi.
or thehenelt of his creditors. pursuant to the
“" “'3‘“... “"3... m ”fina‘fi‘fi our
5: onco' or a. a co and Joseph R. Raymond J?
was 3.3.“: fil‘“"‘°’“
mum w... .. ...° . am:
an 'niattheltatterottlse lt
mammarafiltrfié
"Elma!
mum and Mudggel‘robaum"
i
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newspspw pa in
V. “a.
an nl¥oonwanamrugxd
Articles of Association
Woodhull
i5
93
I;
run-Mod. neona-
To Let.
. ' ! Cl and 8 ring Streets.
1‘ PP] ‘ st Corncr 0 I! Scull? Norwslk. Conn.
To Let.
LARGE HOUSE on Bay View Ave.. South Nor-
walk. Ct. 10 rooms. Apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON. Agi..
0874M. South Norwnlk. Ct.
For Sale”
At rave M110 Riv-or.
SMALL Cottage. and Lot 50 a 140. located ncar
1 vibe utilitlpn $1342)“ Millsnlilver. Po‘sscsslon it‘t
an I too. 'r cc . : . his room n on nior -
gage. Apply to sAc‘Ull fl. LAY'I‘ON.
son-«iv South Norwalk. Conn.
I . - v. _._ AW
Milk Gets. a Quart.
W E are now selling milk for 6 ccnts a quart. de-
llvcrod in cans or bottles. in any part of Non
walk or South Nora-villi.
REMSON BROTHERS.
Box hill South Nurwalk. 435 Norwalk.
May Nth. use. and
1.5.1.; 'mkw
llE East Norwalk 'l‘vnt Association will rcnl
their is as tool to walnuts-thin parties at milllh
able rattvl. 'dercss
J STI‘RGRS RANDALL. I‘ws.
Rani Nor-walk. June do. that W2!“
Rfllll Estate For Sale.
l)l‘lt.‘ll‘ A81‘ to an color of tho t‘onri of Probate
hirllw llietrivl ul‘ Nuru‘alli llic-Iubscrlbcrof~
for: for salcso much of tho will «late of lti‘nn
Ran-e. late of .‘lorwalk. in Hull llisiricl. downs-oil.
as will raise the hill“ or ltlcvvn Thousand Six llun
div“ and 'l‘hrcc I’lfl‘v‘lilght tluc llunurcillhl lint.
lars lrllau‘ths-lmi with Illt‘llll‘llllll chargcs ht sale.
information ill regard to said rcal nstatc can be had
on applii anon in thc snbscribcr.
\\‘.\l.'l‘rllt 1‘. ul‘lh‘ Mill.
A iuinistrator.
Nnrwallt. August llllll. isn‘t «out
TAX UBLLEUTUR'SNUTIUE
Vil’l‘ll‘x ls hcrcliy glvcn in all lawsuits lmhlu in
A pay Tax. tutlw Town of .\‘or\\allt. in Ilw
l‘nnnlynf r‘allth-hl. and stale of t‘unnccllcui. nn
lhc Ants-nun! list of last that l ulll niwi lltclu in
rcwlvc laacs iu the following llmcs iuul pliwcs. in
wll:
Al lhvslurcof Alplmnan lilliblo nl South Fur
Milv lliwr. on Wislmsdily. August t'lllh. lml. fmiu
lo o‘clock. forcuuou. unul vl o‘clock aflcrunun.
Al the sturc of llnufunl .‘c tl-liurli. Elia! Nor
wulk (Dunn Town on Thursday. August mm.
in“, from 10 o‘clock lun-unuu. lllllll l‘.‘.-‘Il o‘clock.
IIll‘lllilbll. > >
Atlhcstonwlld l‘. limullc. lll Wilmipuult. “."
'I‘luir-dny..\ugu-l :lolh. isn‘t. from ll o‘clock uulll
vi on o‘clock. nfli'rnmui.
At lhc union of lhc v-l'li'l‘lllll‘llJll lhc Suviugs liliuk
lluililm min lhc llorougll of NorquhJu Ililll lu\\ll of
Nnnval . on Fridn). August lilul. 1831i. fmm ll
o‘clock, forcuoon. uulIl :1 o‘clock. iiflcrmmn,
and from ? ii‘i‘lm‘k lllllll ti o‘clock lll llic mulling
MI lil‘lll’y K. .‘s‘l‘llrl‘li, ill lllc Sl-lia‘lllll-u‘a ilfilm‘.
Nuruulkduul Mr John W llakc. al huiilh Nui-
uulk. un‘ alilliurlni-(l In rum-no laxc- for Inc
(In all lzlxcs ulurh shull rll-llltlll uupulll llIlI'I‘ lhc
lhcllllth illiyof Scplrmlwr. ism, illll'l‘l‘l-l iii ”iv
roll-Hf .‘s‘illc l'cr (‘I-iu. ulll lw rlmrgml from lhr
.‘llrl duy ofAuguni. lm‘l. lllllll llu- rlillu- nllltll lw
pull.
llEllRliE ll S'I‘JllllN, l‘nllt‘i‘liir
In on for Mill town of Nnrunlk. on llw list of iris:
linlcdai Nuruulk, i'nnn . August n. lflN-‘l.
‘—
A M ti 5 icnlrmN TS.
Mun-16 3.11.
l-‘ .\l. KNAI‘l‘. Manson“.
25.
Saturday Ev‘su Aug.
l..\l'(llllNli “00H UNLY'
Haverly’s Greatest Triumph!
I‘llrrl sppcnrunvc of Mr. J. ll. llnwrly‘n l‘ommly
l‘olupuuy lll b‘nyrc's F‘urclcul l‘niul-lly,
0111' S ll 8ng s!
In I Acts and 1000 Laughs!
Written and Asian J as! for Fun!
An lTnpnrnllclell Success!
\"llr‘i'l‘ THE PRESS NA\.~‘,
Fuuiilcsl Play on “I‘l‘lll'tl. «N. Y. lll‘l‘nll’l.
Fairly gluon-us “‘llll humorous gcln- .\‘. Y. Sun.
'l‘hc grcalcsl comedy pcrl‘lirnlalu‘c cwr \vllucssml,
- t‘hlvagn 'l‘nnc».
An cutirc t‘onliocnt lllcsiucrizcll wilh
Mirth by this
.llodci'n (‘oiucd y of Errors.
l‘lN‘l‘idll l‘lllt'ES. occur- on solo at lli-yl‘s :uul
Spcnvcri'.
Mas-1° 3.11.
If M. KNAI'I'. Manson“
.‘Illlllllly llv‘u. Aig‘. 22d.
FIFTH. YEAR
‘0' Ti“:—
Phenomenal Success !
The Greatest and I‘urcs-l American l'lsy.
Only A
Farmer’s Daughter.
As Played Ovi-r 1.500 'l‘lnlcs. with ll portion of the
(ll-cal Original New York cast.
Adelaide Cherie.
—-AND——
Camille Kinney.
Knighlcd by tho Metropolitan Pun-s.
The Rival Beauties!
Both from dlstlngulshod American families! Both
have won distinction in England! 'I‘wo distinctive
types of American bounty! Each claims to be the
greatest!
Emma. Frank.
The World-Famous Exponent of American Cbnrn‘r.
Ian. Pratt“: Beauty,
ThoWorid‘s Greatest Living American Child Actr's.
POPULAR PRICES. Seats now on sale at Heyt‘s
and Spencer‘s.
Hatch, Bailey‘s: 60.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
1
Doors. Holdup. “an.
Blinds. Pinko“. Win- '
slow frames.
Etc.
ital, Weed
For Sale.
, . lllbe
O“§.¥i‘.‘.l..‘.‘li"“ W my... “new
659 Carrlrgs Maker.
Notice.
To Owners, Keepers or liar-
borei's of Dogs
' 11E ATTENTION of the above is callod to an
Act amending an Act rclntlug to Dogs passed
by lhc (ll-ncml Assembly of this state. at the lam
scrum. lhtlflmf. and approved March filth. 1m.
whic‘ wads as follows:
“I .. ry person. the owncr. keeper or harborer or
an} or dogs. shallolthcr kill said dog or dogs,
or I I '. Ie the same to the noon tanco o! the Select.
to . the town \vheruln shill 02'! are owned and
k- rm.“ lhc first day of Ma in each car until
sl'r .lllli! as said Solectmon s all order so (i mussle
"'1“le mi!" iamrdllm ml am" “I with l
"in unity or a mo .ocompyw o lire-
ihvut- i; this act is a line not more than sov'd‘l'iI dol.
luv. or imprisonmcnt in the county jail not more
than thirty days. or both.
You are hereby notified that the above law willha
onfoivod.
(‘HALIS A. BURR.
0 . URAW.
NW N J
WILLIAM C. SAMMIE
Nut-walk. Align". lit. ms.
'l'o Owners of Dogs.
Ill! allcu'lon of owners offices is called to the
followm from the Public Acts of the State of
(‘Olltlcl‘lli‘llh anuary Session. issn. Approved
March 95th. ism:—
“'l‘he Town (‘lcrll of the several towns shall an.
nuallv. on or before the first day of Juno furnish the
solis‘lmen with a list of the persons owuiu or bar
boring Dog» who have caumi the same to x rogls.
tonal. illlll said Sclccmlcn shall thcreupuu «noun a
dilligcnt enquiry to be iuadc for UN lthtilS‘I‘thRD
lint-S and cause thc persona owning or harboring
um name to ho pnumcuusl. n-‘pnu‘illcd by t‘ha iter
lid of lhc l‘ublie Acts pas-oil auuary Session. l
“.\iul «by Town l‘lcrk or Sclcclniaii who shall
nculocl any of tho duties mwribml by this Ac
lIl‘ill be dwnicil guiltv of m sileiumnur nd be hufii
nut tunic than seven dollars for each ahi livery ‘
fvllcc.“
Nor-nail! Mar lllh. lfl‘i.
cu «buts A. lil‘ltli. l.
n illsuu .i. t‘llAW Nicotine“.
\vlussu c. sauhisJ saw
I
E. Edward Smith
Sliuul‘ord. - (‘on u.
Furniture.
.\‘c\v Full Stylcs cf licdrmm Suits of
Wulnul. Ash. Mahogany. Cherry. and
l‘lnnmclml suits-v-mir own manufacture.
Now styles in l‘urlor suits. mudcon
tho pl‘ollllflcs. from $30 up. Also furni-
ture for libraries. diuing-rmuils. ctc.
l-‘irst-cluss cxtcnsion tublcs with full
lcnvcs. ul all per foot.
llmhliiigw Elegant purc curlml liuir
mollrcssi-s; also otlicr vurictirs at low
prim-s.
lied Springs. from $1 up: woven wire
sprints. $4.50,
Carpets.
'l‘hc lurgcst stock in the county at the
lmvcst prici-s iii Amcricil.
lligclow Iloily llrussclls $1.25 pcr yil.
up. '
liuxbury lirussclls carpets llilc. per yd.
(loud quitlitics 0! other makes. 550. to
sacloctnioii
_ H00 .
English ll ply and Kiddcrmiustcr cab
pols. tho "kind that ncvcr wear out.“
Lowell cairn super Ingrains, 801‘. per
yard.
llnrlford extra super Ingrulns.
per yard.
(loud quality of Ingrnins. 25o. to 65c.
(lil l‘loths. Wcll Hl‘flmlllt‘ll goods it
spcciulty. from 2 .o 15 (wt willc. ill low
prices.
Window Shades.
l‘llcgunt new stylcs from ll0c. up.
\Viiidow sliiulo llollunils nll widths and
colors.
l'utcul sluulc spring rullcrs. $3.50 pcr
iluz.
ll‘i'ingcs to mulch ull llll‘ now ahiidcsuf
llullululs.
(Yurmci- pnlt‘n from 05c. up.
l'llcgunt. lu‘uss pulcs with rings, brack-
cls. and ends. $3.50.
Mudrns loco Nottingham. and heavy
curlnins in great variety.
Paperhang-lnga.
Tho lur t stock in the state-alive
hundred
in gold and tints for courating and ar-
tistic mural furnishing ut prices lower
limit the lowcsl.
Elegant. gold pnperlinngings. doc. per
I'll"-
1! you wont your house decorated.
frcsciwil or pupercll. or if you conlcm-
plate furnishing in the lutost style. with
modern tsslc. we «icl‘y competition in
stylc and prices. \Vc will give you no
csliumlc for the cntnre furnishing of
_\‘ulll‘ llnllst‘ to suit your purse. in bur-
lllully and good taste. or mural decora-
tion (‘qlllil to the best. oily houses. We
omplny the best papcrhaii era and deco-
l‘ulcrs, ulso the very best upholstcrcra
nudcurtnin and shade liungcrs. find
sizes of your windows and we will send
you sumples and estimates for window
slimics. or in fact anything you desire to
furnish your house with.
PIN and mnntlc glosses. Brio-n-bmcs.
etc.. in stock nod to order from special
designs.
Old furniture rc-upholstcred in modern
style. at low prices.
No One Can, No One Shall
Undersell Us!
' Iluving furnished many of the best
houses in Norwalk. will refer you to
them if you wish. You can save moncy
by calling on us. The best goods at the
lowest prices.
I). Edward Smith.
Atlantic. Cor. of Broad Sta. opposite the new Pros.
bytcriau stone church. and t. e Baptist church.
Stamford, - Conn.
“All reasonable orders delivered free.'.
Fresh Fruits, Fresh
Fish, Fresh Veg-
etablcs!
—————-EVERY'I‘HING FRISR AT—
HUNT & ZELUFF'S lllll‘llll.
72 Wuhlngton mt.
«WWW sum flith“m"“fi
promptly delivered. ”at
H. S. CORWIN,
Petroleum Broker,
520 Wellea‘ Building,
18 Broadway. N. Y.
730.
Pl 1. no.“
and $1113? ggfifigggfidfi?‘pfi$?fi'm) ‘ ‘
promptly egoacdted.‘ m. y a one “I“.
l!‘ Corres ndence solicited. Daily
market repor at the City Hotel.
“8 if
Daily Excursions
41mm—
South Norwalk
«no— _
Rotors. Pom‘t
Meeting with all 3‘": 333: nus-quail sine
wxn-onir rots-a".
'1'“ m— :2 '
Oar-r10 ‘A. Ward.
(Gan-J. 3.31m ' .7
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phave . stars a.-.. mass. ,, esp
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ifl'orent dcsi ns and patternsl
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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Commissloncr of dentin tor the stale of New York.
SENTINEL BUILDINH,
City of Soot}: Norwalk. - Conn.
South Norwalk Band
Under the Directlon of
Prof. A. Reine,
Is now prepared to furnish Brass and string Music.
on favorable terms. Addms
PROF. IIEINE. or II SCIIAUU.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dorlon House,
DORLON POINT.
South Norwalk. .
MiG-3m
70m“ cllcut.
Now Open.
For this si-ason thew has been willed u
Genuine Fulton Market,
Whore everything will he ecrvcrl lllmn Fulton
Market l‘lau
Iivcrylhing in llic way of sea food scncd in tho
bcsl manner.
I‘. DORUDN.
(hid it.
won sf’iiizniicx “s
ORAYON STUDIO.
ill and l.“ Washington Sir-col.
Smith Nm \vulk.
uvcr llmlwcll‘s and INWYIVI'I slows ltiwpilon
room II but ullc short flight from lltc rlrvcl.
I would restwlfully solicit ihc witmluigcuf lhnw
dcslriug. in ovcry wapcrl. the llllllih-l cow in lllc
drawing of t‘rayun I‘urlralls in mrry ll\ll‘. I‘lc-
lllnl Il‘rulllcaoflhc choiwsl pullrrns aiul l‘ll‘ll tll‘~
signs.
ilolll. Ilrnnitc. "llhl Woods. I‘ortmu llllll l‘irlurc
ll‘ralncs of all kinds. M prii-ns lmu r Ihnn Nun \‘mk
iriccs. Arllstlc l‘ttrlr-s‘ l‘urluuls. unil Mnl- of all
unis. mil mu
J. F.7P‘eokwell, ‘
(Slwccsaur to 1.. F. Matlruaual
HHI‘IIBSS 8i Saddlery,
'l' Jnrucs‘ “lot-k. Willi-r a‘L.
Norwnlk. Conn.
llrzl‘auua'u Nlia'l‘lA' AND rumuwu less:-
cl'vnu.
Traveling Bugs. Robes, lllnu-
kcts. Etc.
Evcrvthlng sl lowcsl IIIlN‘rl and all uork i-rcculul
in tho but Innnncr. Nimf
M AIN S'l‘ ll l‘l l-l'l‘
Meat Market.
lllt‘
mcul business rccciitly own-ml by t‘. H.
le‘l‘llll‘ll‘ilil) upllmiilc tho Wnrivick lmtlsc
Muin street. nod will kccp n lurgc stock
of the
ll EST
'I‘lic lindcrsigncd bus purclmsi-d
OF M EA’I’S
l‘rlccs as low us lllt‘ Inn'vsl.
A trial solicited.
Eudward Seymour.
run he Wa er
BY U SI Nli
The LlllllBl‘ Reversible Filler
FOR SALE liY
D. B. STOUT,
MAIN STREET.
This succesl‘ul and simplc cleaner and
uritler can be. seen in op- rntiou m. H. S.
ood‘s Jewelry Store. A lull trial girl-n
of every filter. No risk in pun‘ltuscr.
Try it. and i! you don't llki' it don‘t buy
it. 562“
New Grocery !
18 Railroad Place. .‘ -. Nv-I‘wulk.
Having lukcn thi- alnrc fortncrly occupicd as a
in! shop “V J. It. Raymond J: (‘0 . on ltullrosd
lacc. nnd fully stocked it with '
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
I run ctfull invite a share of the uhlic tro re.
Itwllbcmgslmtokooptho p pa m
Best of Goods,
And to evil at
LOWEST P8108.-
Gooda will be delivered
lblo done to aoooinm
‘3': call.
Albert Berg.
“,STANBMARD'T’ "
ptly. and everything
aw patrons Please give
LAUNDRY WAX.
Preserves when. gives a beautiful itnirh. prevents
the iron from sticking, saves labor.
the Cents a. Cake.
Ask your storckseper for it.
‘
—MADI 3?—
Standard Oil 00.,
WHO. 0310.
Hoof Ointment,
‘ ddhlem
cracked loch. Sprain,
Scratches. and Horse,
cattle and Sheep .
Building L0
For Sale.
A rare. opportunity to secure desirable Building
Lots al Moderate Prices. in
East Norwalk,
Is now uttered. .‘laps showing llsailon. and all in-
formation :lvcii by
C.W. SMITH,
Washington St . . So. Nurualk.
fiiéhmu Shoes.
A. H. Hli .
Largc Assurimcnt of
Spring and Summer
Goods.
slim to tho
L00 to .‘l fill
[30 to 3.30
too In 3 .‘ill
landll‘n' Frcl‘ch Kid Button.
“ American Kill liullon.
" t‘loth Top Button.
" Kill 'I‘op Button.
“ Pebble Goat Button.
" (llovc Kid t‘ougross. hand rustic.
" l‘rcncll Kid Congrcss.
llcnls‘ lland Sewcd Congress Button and
Laco
(lciils‘ (‘ongrcss (lullers.
8 LI PPERS,
LOW Billllll 811088,
And all Kinds of
2.00
l 00 up.
LM to 3.0"
Children‘s and Misses"
Shoes.
nur Motto:
flood (lumls. Low Prices. and n Desire to
Please our Customers.
sou run Olllco. Norwfilgl 0“
A. W. Austin,
Opera Honey’s-\E
Nos-walk. -‘-‘i Conn.
”PRACTICAL——
Wililfllilfll‘ all] Jflilfllfll‘
Solo agcul in Norwalk fur
Rockford Watches.
The Latest Improvod
Amcricnn Quick Train Walt-h
Made.
A Large Assortment ln
Gull and Silver Cases.
Key and Stem Wind.
Thc Lotus! Thlng in Watch Cases. one that can in
slautly be changwl from u Hunting In on
Own-Face. and Dust-Proof.
Rockford Watches
All
Sold by A. W. AI'STIN an
——GUAR ANTEED—-
433' THE-
Hflililfll'fl Willi] Uflllllllllll,
ROCKFORD, ILL. 649-“
Don’t sell your trade dollars
for 85 cents, when you can get.
"Urn: “nouar in trade at “
C. H. HARVEY’S
3001* AND soon s'rons,
soura momma.
Bill Gills! largest slut!
Lllllll Prim!”
sate rev-ass. on any... as,
mmfil!!!‘
m, w
“mm We L Bulls!
a so! ,
We will oil'cr for sale on
SAFTURDAY, AUG. 18th,
The Goods that were \Vet by Water, Aug. 12th. 1
The Stock consists of .
llllSllllS, Prints, Parasuls, um Shawls.
Handkerchiefs, Tooling.
Mailings, Gingham, Dress Lawns, Hall‘s
mocks, Etc, Etc.
(‘omc early and secure It bargain ill
J. W. & M. Smith’s.
US Washington: St. South Norwulk.
Fcrris‘ Echo Farm Butler.
Hum. Smoked Tongue. ........ . ......... .
Bwakl'nst Bacon
and Beef.
Fruits and \‘rgctahlcs.
R. 1’. BEA'IVI‘X'. .
a.
Nclif'cliulcl. I) G n 0 C I; I. Mandgamrgiojava
chils -r. English air ‘. - -« . ‘ .
Edam null Pineapple) Park & Tilford a Best
Cheese. osmn‘nuvn Cofiec.
Butter.
pure. hard. and free from dust. .
Day & Martin Blocking. A Specialty. Irish Oatmeal.
JUST RECEI V ED 1 .
A New Assortment of ;
a ‘ q
l N k R .
- -.\ 'l‘—— fl
A. Dickerman & Son.’s._'
So. N orwalk.
GEO. W000
BAKER fir LOGKWOOD.
Livery, Feed, and Sales Stable,
39 \Vashington St,
R. L. BAKER.
Horses and Carriages to let at all hours with or without dri- .r
vers. Fine Coaches for Funerals, Parties, Weddings, etc.
Boarding horses taken at reasonable prices. .
First - Class Single Teams a Specialty.
her of Warwick Hotel. » y - 654. - South Nos-walk. ,7
-——-—YotJ CA'N—i ”
--—FIND THE——
I .ARGEST‘ ‘ ASS()R'1‘MENUr
—-OF THE——
.Choicest Styles and Best Qualities ‘
—AT THE——
Lowest
Price!”
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