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DAILY- NORWALK GAZETTE
T .TOEOTMthy Independent.
TMONDAY AUGUST 31,1891.
ENTERED AT THE Posr OFFICE, IN NORWALK,
as A NEWSPAPER.
(11 I} "'E ATHER.
The weather ('0- dag promises to be
,ngnerallz/ cloudy, with showers, nearly
stationary temper'alme, followed by
clearing, warmer weath'en and luht,
variable winds. To-mom' ow the weal--
ther is likely to be fair and slightly
Vivarlner.
G‘. N ’
SOUTH NORWALK.
'1" w (JAZ ET TI'E is on sale at the news ofllce
; 0] F r cit Coleman, J. H. Flynn, "’.L. Athcr- _
V ton, and II. E. Bodwell. Orders for all
kinds of JOB PRINTING received at our
br anch office on Railroad Squar c.
Miss Platt of West avenue is visiting
" at Kennybunkport, Me.
j is _a- dandy.
‘ J. J. Woolley preached two.» _
plendid sermons in the Congregational _
church, yesterday.
«The post ofl‘ice thermometer regis-.
tered 60 degrees at 7 o’clock this morn-I j
111g.-
Barney Cook has accepted a position
at “Con” Howard’s Mamaroneck re- _
factory.
Have you seen that St. Lawrence '
boat in A. B. Coley’ sstore window. 9 It
Rev
Messrs. Hoyt So Beers have abOut fin-
ished their work on err-Mayor Hub-
bell’ s new hat factory.
John Hines claims to have grown a
sweet corn stalk that overtops' that one
of Joe Klinefeltus, two feet.
: Rev. Otho Bartholow occupied the :'
pulpit of the Methodist church, yester- 1
.day, and preached to pleased audien-
ces.
The rain, yesterday. caused several;
parties who proposed going to L‘O-ngl
Island for beach plums, to stay at: -' "
home
The Juvenile B. R. and W. COT
pose presenting “Jack Shehe'rd” itt' pthe
Town Hall Darien next Wednesday.
evening.
The City of Albany did not make a:
trip to New Y01k yesterday. Owing to
the storm there were but a few disap-
pointed ones.
The Firemen’ s parade. in East Nor»
walk, will take place to- night, am
there’ s lot of pleasure in store for the
people 111 that section.
Minot Partrick, who has been sick
with cholera, or something akin to it,
for the past two weeks, is able to be
out with the aid of a walking stick.
The boats Delphine, Josco and
Quaker City, of this city, which parti-
elpated 1n the oystermen’s regatta at
Larchmont, Saturday, were “not in
it.”
Sames Magncr of the Round Hill
House, treated his friends to a clam-
bake yesterday, in honor of the pres-
entation to him, by his wife, of a girl
baby.
Thos.Wate1bu1 at one time liba-
tionist at Dori on Point, has opened a
temperance dining room in New Ca
naan. Give him a call when you are
in New Canaan.
A large number of sleds arrived at
the Consolidated freight office for E.
N. Sloan this morning. It was quite
chilly this morning but no one thought
of buying sleds, unless it was Mr.
Sloan.
Messrs. James Kelly Joseph Flynn
and Fred Faulk visited Danbury yes-
terday. It was their intention going
to Peach lake, but the weather being
unpropitious, they confined themselves '
strictly to the city.
The East avenue M. E. church Sun-
day school will hold an entertainment,
and fair five evenings this week, b‘om‘é’
mencing to- -morrow evening They
have worked hard and propose making
the afi‘air a complete success. ; .j: :_
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crofut who have 5
been spending the past month at Mar— 1
. tha’ sVineyard, are expected home to-
morrow. Mr. Frank Ferris and family
have also been spending a month at
the Vineyard and we regret to learn
that Mr. Ferris at the present time is
quite ill with a slow fever.
commodore “Bert” WoOdward en-
tered his yacht Quaker City, in the
race at Larchmont, 1Saturday, but we
understand was ruled out as not being
aworking boat. Mr. Woodward says
other boats were allOWed in that had
seen a great deal less work than the
Qfi tker' City He s‘fled over the course for the following purposes. to wit:
and claims to have x011 by three min-
utes. He has filed 1s protest.
Opera House.
LABOR DAY,
MONDAY SEPT
Eli. CHAS T ELLIS,
THF ACKNOWLEDGLD SINGING --
MEN- COM MEDIAN in the late WEEK
'Carleton’s Musifoil Comedy-Drama,
. en 1 e
The Yodder,
With all the Special- Scenery painted
expressly for the- production.
TOYS for the Children and Button-Hole
Bouquets for the Ladies at every
performance. V
Hoar Ellis’ New Songs, Dances, Gilitar.
Solos, etc',’, etc. '
S‘s-its on sale at Hale’ 3 Drug Store, Norwalk
and-Plaisted’s. South Norw alk.
Fourth of July has come and gone but my
stock of '
' ’G-ROGEBEES
Has not. The public will do w ell t -
call. I think I can suit you. If gotTrlhEyI'ge a
7 not secured your
FRUIT JARS
You had better do so before they are all gone.
You will need them 1n a short time for the
crop of peaches. Don’t Forget the place,
Charles P. Keeler’ s,
tfifiATERgSTREETTNORWALK. ~ .
Only a few steps from Wall street
V to peoEIe
ere-i V
. camping out for the day or week.
1891.
.‘ -. SAMUEL DASKAM,
SIIOE ATE IVS.
139117919170an. 091111.. August 25, 1891.3
Store closed. . ..
Will re-Open .september 1st
' with-remodeled StOre;nc\v Vfix-
tures, new stock.
JOHN G. HOWLANB
405 Main Street.
Y.
: FOR SALE. ,
FOR SALE. —-Skiff Boat.14 feet, with sail
and side-board. Apply to G. A. BERRY,
'No. 9Btush street. . 1tp
OR SALE. —-A White Metal Show Case
plate glass, six feet long. will be sol
0R SALE—Two Refrigerators in good
condition. Apply at CITY HOTEL, Sorf11th
orw .
A PRETTY COPttage of seven Oroloms, near the
Brid OE Price 32,500 nl§3500 500down.
Apply to ILSON. Real state Agent:
GAZETTE Building
0R SALE—A number" of large Counter
Drawer-s,- that were in use at the Ambler
store will be sold at a. bargain Apply
V To RENE.
O LET. ~—A Nice Flat of either six or
nine rooms, with modern improvements.
ewho can appreciate them. Enquire
Of W 01.111er111), 10 Union Park. 3t1769
OWER PART OF HOUSE to rent; four
rooms. Apply to F.B .BANKS. 6
street. . - . .1w176p
:OR RENT. —A Portable House, erected
at Compo this week. will be rented for
F. E. Locuwoon.
’ WANTED.
FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS.
only three 1n family. To one thoroughly
competent, (and none other need apply),a
pleasant home and liberal wages will be given.
Call at GAZETTE OrrrcE, or add1ess Box A
Norwalk, Conn. 313174
ANTED .—A girl from 14 to 1'.” .dyears old
S» to do housework. Apply Tues '15 , after
9 a. m., 21 Riv er street. It
ANTED—A Few Shares of the Contra1
National Bank Stock. of Norwalk. 1tp
W. H. OLMSTEAD, 10 Union Park.
Wanted
Apply 0.130 the Corset factory of
ONERS.
) rn & GOLDSGHMIDT.
(1w175
sacs BARGAINS!
Sense, 0 era. Toes
Leather ip_s. Will sell same until Sept. 10th,
at 82 per pair. N.o Humb ugl . lyric
A. H. HOYT 85 SON
37 WALL STREET.
A Card.
WISH to state that the NoN- SECRET EN-
" Dowmox'r ORDER, of Worcester, Mass... of
which I am- a member, 1paid me $80 on tAuglust
25th, 1891 for four wee s sick benefits
claim was paid within eight days after sendin
it to the home office. Ijoined ‘tnle local branc
in South Norwalk, April 15th.- -9181
P TRICKJ JDEMPSEY.
28§Day street. Scuth Norwalk. Conn.
NetiCe.
HE inhabitants of the Town of Norwalk
are here-by notified and warned that a
Town MeNeting will be held at the Town House.
in. Fsaid Nor-walk, on Friday. the 4th day of
September, 1&1. at 2 o c’lock 1n the afternoon,
To approve or ree ect the new lay-out of the
road from the New ork, New Haven 51. Hart t-
ford Railroad to Gregory’ .5 Point, as made by
' the selectmen in accordance with the vote
. passed at a special town meeting, held on the
2d day- of October. 1890. and, if approved, to
make all necessary revisions therefor. and to
. diacontinue parts- 0 the present road.
Also to take action upon the acceptance of
- Clifl" street
Dated at \‘orualk, the 28th day Of Angust,
Selectmen of
Town
'3 ‘ NELSONJ. CRAW, the
of Norwalk
OSCAR W. RAYMOND,
S’Fall and Winter Announcement.
HAVE JUST SECURED the finest assort-
ment tof
, V7Fall and Winter Suitings:
To be found' in Norwalk, which I am prepared
to make up att theL LOW-EST CASH PRICE. My
prices are such arid I am taking orders for
them at a rate that will make the goods sea
in ashort time, so don t wait until they are
gone. but come in at once and make your
selection. nti'174_
1‘. 3050113
V: E(1311131201292. Taflor,; :
17 North Iain Street, South Norwalk.
“E. GUSOWSKI,
Merchant .. Taller.
V " I have just received the Finest and
and Largest Se ection of
FALL AND WINTER SU'ITINGS,
TROUSERINGS AND VESTINGS,
Ever shownl'in Norw alk. which I will make
up in style and price to suit everybody.
I. G‘USOWSZI,
='~eon:1*-waniatmlorv'sn."r’Niii'walk'. i
cheap. Enquire at DAILY GAZETTE office. 312176 51.
ansrnnr a Hra'rr’ s. GAZETTE Building. tf19 . "
8111‘
Apply to .
ties
OUR 3250 SHOE. Three Styles—Common
Low Heels, also Patent .
1W175 r
O O’BRIEN,
WEST Slllfl UllSllllll Tflllfll'.
. . Having made arrangements with one of the '
Largest Cloth Houses in New
York to supply
me with all kinds of goods at a few hours
notice and at the Low est Prices I have over
;hree hundred samples, which I will make up
in the Latest Styles at about two- thirds the
usual prices charged I guarantee to give sart-
sfaction as I do my own cutting and fitting
and have no guess Worm-k Ikeep the Latest
Fashion Plates and draft accordingly. ' - -
rtepairing, Binding, Cleaning, Pr essinfg,7
Etc., done at about half-price. Give1 me a VV
and be convinc ed. y164
O... O’BRIEN,
31 BELDEN AVENUE.
LATEST¥
’IMPOBTA‘T’TONS
—-01«'__ '-
Fall and Winter
SUTTTNGS.
' I have just received my stock of Fall and
Winter Suitings, which comprise the most
fashionable patterns of foreign impor taiion
and domestic manufacture These goods Iam
prepared to make up in
The Latest Styles
and 1n the most thorough manner, guarantee-
ing satisfaction. It is alway s best to make
early selections before stock is reduced and
those who call curly will hav e the best choice.
wEn.§T:..TT-..TS'
SOUTH NORVVA LK.
211135
now HARNESS some .100
REPAlRING 3000.
Elm. E I n:
—Has added to his——
HARNESS, SADDLE AND STABLE
OUTFITTING SALESROOLIS,
———A Department of—w-
Harness linking and Relating.
Having secur ed Fms'r-CLass WORKMEN
nothing but first- class work will be turned
out of this new manufactur 111g branch of his
business: and only the most
REASONABLE PRICES
Will be charged therefor.
Announcement
Extrooulinory.
P0
anhllnonlro, _
5110110111, 00011000010.
Connected by rail via Danbury' &
NorwalkRailroad from South Norwalk
Depot and New York and New Haven
Railroad and
lo ’00 H0011 0111010111,
1 {Ian he Leased for
BASE BALL CONTESTS,
PIBNIG PARTIES
BAMP MEETINGS,
Military Exercises,
Shooting Clubs,
BY SELLING THE
Best- Groceries
Our Teas and Coffees
ARE THE BEST 'AND CHEAPEST.
V—- Give Us a C0911 hind be Convinced. ——-
N1ckerson
St Bette.
SUMMER
:MIseLINEY
We are ofi‘erin ‘orTi'C entire stock of millinery
ata GREAT R DU CTI ION Our prices are
beyond competition. —. .
——A Full Line of——.
Mourning- 000018
Constantly on hand.
HAIR Goons, A? SPECIALTY.
COMBINGS UP.
0 O R S E "a“? E .
Agency for \I ethad'ame Grisw old Corset
We also keep the Warner Cor set—C. B. A. La
Sprite. Majestic and others.
iii/1111‘
BEST BARGAINS.
NO TROUBLE TO: SHOW GOODS.
M ISSES ST. JOHN
33 MAIN 0000.00. nonwnr.
\ CHINA,
sroNs
EARTHEN,
1000101111100,
4999. and 8114000,
Everything In the 31109 1.11191
PRICES THE LOWEST'
9.31 no 2181091,“:nowan.
BOLTON POINT.
‘ Boatmg Bathing, Fishing
:11: for a simmer resort as
., _:E:V‘B.OTON POINT.
7 largest steamers and
_'~charming" drives In all directions to t e interi-j:
. 0r, render this spot
80011 11010011 and Hot 1011 Porn
:sOUTH NORWALK, - - -
COME EARLY TO SECURE THE .
15 Wall Street, Norwalk.
Leather and Findings. .
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY”
Season 1891-
_ One Cent-
_ ‘ . l I I
i * 5 , “9’- c i.
76 * -’€ )6 .4. 5‘, * * _; 59 7‘. + :4.
Picnickrng and Restmg
7811000 Honors 0 80000111 I ‘
V 1N0 Brier alon
the whole Connection
shoré'. from ew York to New London
afiords so many attractive natural features!
Its neamess t‘o cars.its easy access by the
short sail from Newl
New Haven, Bridge art and towns on
good oads for,
York
the Long Island shore. wit
\Vithout a Riv :11 Am any; the Shore Resorts:
Evan-Y A—rrEr riorr Pain 'ro szusmu'r aim
PnnmNEN'r Gunszrs; “115 . -
FINKENSTEIN it KELLY. Pro'ps'.
Steamboat Medea
Leaves Shut-1 Nor-walk lcr Baton Punk-z
Leaves Rotor: Point for South Norwalk.
-90.)n.mll"3051..l1,1:_1I5D 111,235!»
4.45p..m,6:30p..m .
1030-:m1p_m.-,2:0pm 4:.15p 111.940
Lenten Rotor Point. _ .. .... :
11: 39-11. 111., 243p u"... 3. 30 p 111., 5:00. item;
6: 10p; m1. - ’ 'nstr ,
CAPT. H. ROWLAND. s
o-r'lon" Point,
(GREGORY’S POINT),
"‘oonmo, onnmo, FISHING.
A STAGE for the Point leaves South Nor-
walk at 9:15. 10:15 a. m.. .-5, 3:30, 4:30 and 5:30
9.... J. E. POWER.
tf112
.P. W. BATES,
Steam - Stone -' Polishing
ALL KINDS OF
01011010011101: Bolling W011,
42 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
1y103
OnnEns Pnomrrm EXECUTED.
'- :. 79—9z—9e—9e—9e—99 _*—9(-—*_9e_*
56- O N—*
Fleas and Mango.
NON-POISONOUS.
ASure and Quick Remedy for Destroying
‘eas on Do 3 and Cats, and all Vermin on
Men, Anima s and Bir
ForP OIFSON FROlVI sIVY OR BIERCURY
and mosot diseases of the Skin and Scalp. For
Eczema, Prrckly Heat, etc... it is a safe and
cure. For sale by druggists. «PRICE
25 CENTS. Manufactured by
J. E. LARMBR, Norwalk, 03mm
11111?
RIENTAL
100101100 00010
3 Water Street, Norwalk
THE FINEST
ALE LAGER PORTER
'ING COMPANY’ s MONOPOLE LaeEu, bottled fer;
home consumption
'Faihily- Bottllng,
A SPECIALTY.
in any part of Norwalk, South Nor-
;and New Canaan.“
219561.
Clam Bakes-3 .. -. .i- 1.. ,
Sunday School Festivals,
Agricultural Fairs, .
. Horse Shows,
Athletic Games or Any
' Form of Out-Deer
Pleasure
The N orwalk Park
' Amphitheatre " "
Is so well known to the citizens of
5Norwalk that a description of it is
unnecessary. It is sufficient to an-
n'ounce that MR GEORGE CLARKE
has BOUGHT THE PROPERTY and i
has planned
A RACE TRACK
In combination with all the Beautiful
Attractions and other pleasures to be
derived fr om visiting these MOST
CHARMING GROUNDS.
For terms apply to
0. E. WILSON. 3 Gazelle Bldg.
PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE
Lowrsr Barns.
STORES AND FAMILIES SUPPLIEfD at
'5
W~YM115Mmszwanw - .-.r.. '4 : . .
V ‘flVV‘V.——. BY THE
Orr-Y OF ALBANY
-——TO THE——
I It 0 N PALACE PIE R,
-' ISLANi—J-
Excursion Tickets, (Indud‘fififi‘t’iiismn t”) 600.
Leave South Norwalk at 9.15 a. m. Returning leave Coney Island at
4 48 p.“ in ;Beek_man streetat ..5 40 p m ;Eas_t_ alst street at 6 p m “
OONEY
9.. (re. >.- ' --.._.‘w
WLast Sunday Excursion of the season, September 6th.
STE’AMI‘R ~—~—
mun-m :
of-thesound.,'1 : i ;
coNNQN
Shore Dinn'ers,a Specialty. : .-
, pair of these blankets have' ever been sold 199E” than .938-
Including the CELEBRATED HOFFMAN Bnnw- 1
ISS‘Goods delivered on' short nOti'c'e E
walk, Darien, VSaugatuck, WestpOrt
tntuis'fiimnnmu, I'robriéttiLEQ ; i
Tnei‘it wéek';
109309111. 12:30:). 111., 2p. m.. 3:20p..m 1,.
susmv Tarps —_-Leavcs South Norwalk. IE 1 “
E18888 St John
tmumg wlnle they last _
35.4}? 'ls"'(11
YVVOuV’ll Hardly Believe Your Eyes.
There are 500 pairs of them, manufacturer's seconds, yet you will say
that the qualities are exceptionally rare. We bought these blah-7
kets and quilts at a very low figure, and shall sell them at the
Lowest Prices Ever Known. Now is the time to lay in I
your stock of these goods for winter.
TAKE A HURRIED GLANCE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES AND BE
CONVINCED THAT THIS .IS A CHANCE WHICH SELDOM OFFERS:
BLANKEM&
Lot 1. A gOOd sized, double, white, wool, tape bound blanket, with
red or blue border, for 59 cents These are a recognized bargain at any
figure under $1 50.
Lot 2. A handsome 10 4 white woon blanket. rod or blue border. a:
$1.39. This blanke‘ cannot be matched 1n the market today under $2.
Lot 3. A fine 11- 4 white all-wool. blanket at $2.69 that would be
called cheap at $3. 7" 1.
Lot 4. Elegant 11 4 California wool blanket at $149 This blan. :et
is guaranteed all- wool both warp aud Slang, and positively worth $5
_::-pcr pair.
Lot 5. Extra super, all- wool western blankets at $5 per pair. Not a
-Qnrnns.
You have never" in all yOur shopping eiiperience bought such hands out
équilts at the prices we quote during this sale. There are several qualities
in this collection ranging in price from 69 cents to $5. 00, and We know that
you will buy two 01' three of them at sight.
@Thc most extravagant thing that a woman can do is to miss thi
opportunity. , , . ~. — - - ~-
WN B.‘j—:—.;:,\VeV'shall have; sbmetliing interesting to say about gloves
4'. ,'. .~- '5
A '1‘ :———
—::THVE:SE- SALES TAKE PLACE
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Norwalk Chronicler