DAT i. Y NwoR w A L K ; G A z E T TE. Absolutely JMWent. ”’TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1893. ‘ lawman AT THE PosT Orr-ion, IN Nonwm As A NEWSPAPER. THE WEATHER. To-DAr—The weather bureauiipredicts for New Englan : FAIR. Colder; westerly winds. ; Local Almanac— ‘ Sun Rises ‘SunSetsl Moon Rises IHigh ater 7:18 4:85 5:43 11:07 —-- SOUTH NORWALK. ‘I‘hc GAZETTE is on sale at. he news 011100 .0] Fred Coleman, J.H.Flyun, W.L.Ather- ton, an... H. E. Badweu. "Advertisements ' .and Orders for all kinds of JOB ERIN 1‘- ' ‘ING received at our branch oflica on Rail. road Square. ‘ The new Council will hold‘its first meeting for busmess this evening. Glover’s band will hold a sociable at their rehearsal room to-morrow even- ng. It is said that when Alderman J ud- son was sworn in yesterday he held up his left hand. Mas Annie E. Hoyt of this city is vis- _ iting With her cousin, Mrs. Charles I . Loomis, in New Haven. Mr. Benoit M. Dreyfuss had. his leg injured while playing polo at Five Mile River. Saturday afternoon. Said a newspaper Arab on the depot platform yesterday, “For the Lord’s sake ! look at Dan Mcintire with a plug hat on. ”. Charles Walgram, of Brooklyn, N_. Y., spent New Years‘at the home of his son-in-law, Fred. Pitzer, on Wood- Ward avenue. Colfax Encampment No. 31, I. O. O. R, conferred the initiatory degree last evening, and the officers for the ensu- ing year were installed. Benoit M. Dreyfuss won the elegant meerschaum pipe at George S. Trow- bridge A: Co.’s cigar store, Saturday night, for Eugene Lafllin. Read G. S. Trowbridge A: Co.’s adv. in another column. They are selling one pound pad of Lockw00d’s best fine cut chewing tobacco for 40 cents. The funeral of Lizzie, the four months old baby Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson of East Norwalk, was held from the house yesterday after- noon. Joseph D. McMahon, formerly of. this city, now employed in Boston, re- turned home Saturday night, aftera week’s visit with friends and relatives in this city. . The annual meeting of the South Norwalk Athletic club and election of officers for the ensuing year will be held at the club rooms on Washington street this evening. A small gathering of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Johnson as- sembled at their home on Railroad Place Sunday evening, it being the third anniversary of their wedding. —Choice turkeys, 18cts per pound at New York Market, 109 Washington street. ‘ 5’13-3t Pears Bap Agreeable soap for the hands is one that dis- solves quickly, washes quickly, rinses quickly. and leaves the skin soft and comfortable. It is Pears’. ' Wholesome soap is one that attacks the dirt but not the living skin. It is Pears’. Economical s'oapis one that a touch of cleanses And this is Pears’. All sorts of stores sell? it, especially druggists all sorts of people use it A Happy New Year TO EVERYBODY. We are going to make you happy by telling you that for the next 30 days we are going to sell our large stock, of goods at cost. We want the money and you want the goods Crock- ery, Glass, Tin and Woodenware and House Furnish: ings. H. H. WILLIAMS. 15 WALL STREET, NORWALK. *1 Pomp" PAIL Lockwood’s Best FINE CUT Chewing Tobacco! , FOR 40 CTS. G. S. TROWBRIDGE & co. [ My doctor says it acts gently on the stoniacrI liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. This drink is made from herbs. and is prepared for use as easily as ten. It is called LHHE’S MEDIGIEE All druggists sell it for 500. and 81.00 per ackage. v CALL .- - ..- $2 00 Ladies’ Bright ' Dongola BUTTON SHOES. COUSINS’ SHOE STORE. Norwalk, Conn, Dec, 10. 1592. Th a nual meeting of the Stockholders of this guilt for the election of Directors for the ensuing year wi e held at the banking roqlms. on Tuesday, J anqarly2 10. 1893, at 11 mm. m a. m. o . Po ' Open m H. 1’. PRICE, Cashier. Capital to Invest. N a small or large prosperous manufactur- in business where additional capital is needs to extend busmess to in eet- the require- ments of increasing demand; do not want to invest in business that owns expensrve build- ings and land; eive kind of husmess. number of employes. capital wanted, vtc.: I have no time to give the busmess; all communications tr~~ated as confidential: references ‘iven and required. Address. “111" care Post 0 cc Draw- er 10. Elmira. N. 1.’ 513 2w ‘ t -d . 4 .’ t . Earn. an... in.“ agreement: 10 Water Street. caltny thB is necessary The National Bank of Norwalk. _ ' Capital, 8240.000. Divide: d. ' 'CFairlield Bounty llalional Bank. The Board of Directors of this Bank have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of three (3) per cent. payable on and after J anu- ary 3d, 1&5- . . L. C. GREEN, Cashier. Norwalk, Coma, Dec., 19, 1892. 510 1w THE STAMFORD DYE - welimgz STAMFORD, CONN" . Are prepared, in addition to their Specialty of FAST BLACK to do all kinds of DYEING IN THE BEST STYLE on THE ART. and in accordance with specral formulas which gun“ antes the best results Orders can :9 'eft at SCOFIE'JD & H0 Y'I’S Nri'vnlk 1 id South Norwalk. TOCKS .- FOR .° SALE! ”itSktktthktkktktkkkkkkktkt TICKETSQ': TICKETSS TICKETSS cage. 7 SHARES FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 10 SHARES NORWALK ELECTRIC LIGHT 00. Building and Loan Stock, (lo-Operative Building, Bank . of New York. . . . . . TICKETS on WEEKLY PAYMENTS of $1 to the WORLD’S FAIR, Chi- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE No. 2 80. Main Street, GEO. LOCK'W'OOD, So. Norwaik _ THE D.M.READ COMPANY, T BRIDGEPORT. 1183-6} EETEN (ET-"18493 ATTEND THE ; JANUARY SALE _ WINTER, GOODS! Special Prices Marked on Everything Perlainhg lo [la-Id Wealherll BARGAINS IN CLOAKS. BARGAINS IN BLANKETS. BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. going on. merit. Don’t fail to see them. Our annual sale of LINENS‘ which always takes place this month is now Some tempting offers are being made in our Linen Depart- FREE nnnrnvrinv” nix... All goods purchased by customers re- 8iding in Norwalk and South Norwalk F 111 BE DELIVERED at their door ' I TIE-IE D. M. READ CO. ‘ FANbY New Raisins and Prunes, F 1'.- O R I D A. The trade supplied with all varieties New more!» Orleans Molasses, New Dried Fruits, All Kinds, " New Fancy Quality Buckwheat Flour, and New Maple Syrup, are receiving new direct. CHANG-ES. of new and seasonable goods by the HOLMES,‘KEELER & SELLECKvCOMPANY. 9 and. 11 Wall Street. Would you know what praise ' Pure and simple imitation; FREE DELIVERY. 13 North Main street, . So. Norwalk. Telephone Call, 52-3. is highest, That fills our souls with admiration? This it is dear friends and neighbors, Game and follow where we lead you, . Feeling neither doubt nor fear ; Success will surely crown your efi'orls, ’ If you do but tag and persevere The finest turkeys, chickens, ducks, etc in the world, E, I. WADHAMS, Proprietor People’s Market. 21 W all street, - Norwalk. Telephone Call 57-3. Bert (1!. Norman, Manager. Week of Biliary 2nd. A' First-Class Headed by the SPANISH ' DANGER nun nnnpn ! l The whole to conclude with a comical farce. Matinees Wednesday and Satin-day. 'ADMISSJON, _ - - - ‘10 CENTS RESERVED SEATS, 5 CENTS EXTRA Doors open at 1 :30 in the afternoon. perfor- manr-e.at2:30. Opens at 7:00 in the evening, performance at 8. closes at 10:30. SATURDAY. JAN. 28. . FREE! FREE! HOUSEWORTH’ PERFECTION GLASSES. Prof. E. Houseworth, ' SPECIALIST ON THE EYE Will be at the Store of H. S. Rood, 16 South Main Street, South Nor- walk,rmd will examine eyes. FREE. ADIES.—-Clea:i your own gloves with Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner. For an e on] ' at the Boston Store. horwalk' the leading once for dressed and undressed kid gloves in all lengths and shades. Sole agents or Foster's kid gloves. 347 1 y FOR SALE. 0R. SALE—At a bargain, at second hand _ Bigelow tubular beiler. suitable for heat- ing a house, store or sh up. Apply to Norwalk Pattern Works, CnAs. AISTHOBPE. Proprietor. 490 tf OB. SALE—A neat little cor ta e of seven rooms on Union lace, am. I. ree min utes’walk to Boron l Post-office and Depot Price $2,500, $1,000 0 ‘ which can remain emit-- nently and only $500 required to be pa‘ dow: . Apply to CnABLns OLMS'I‘EAD. Act. 276tf' TO RENT. 0 RENT.-—Tw0 furnished :rooms wit use .ef parlor, t9 eitner gentlemen or ladies. Inquire at 47 Main street. - 514 3t 0 BENT.—Flat over Gregory’s drug store. P. W. BATES, 38 Wall street. 490 t 0 RENE—Five rooms on second floor. Inquire of S. B. WILSON, Builder, No. 92 Wall street. 484t , FUR RENTw-le large Hall _in GAZETTE UILDING. formerly occupied by Our Brothers ’ Lod e, I. O. O. F., and now fitted up and used as a ‘ommermal College. Apply to CnABLEs Omisrmn Act IVAN TED. WANTED--Thc adage ss of a market the. can compare in prices With the PEO- PLE'S MARKET. Norwalk and South Norwalk F0 UND FHUND.—A lady who dropped a black fur mufi‘ from her carriage in the Borough oesterday..Janiiiiry 2nd, cnikiliud the same at the office of the DAILY (in TE. 514 at J. D Jennings, U n d. e r t a. I; e r . 4 KNIGHT STREET. (opposite Horse Railroad'Depot.) Night Bell at Office. 514 if If I should as a poet pose, I would many a verse compose; And 11‘ I could not make them rhyme. I surely would be left behind. I will a butcher content to be. , And come to stayuf you W111. live tolsee: And never Will be underso . By neighbor butchers. gay or hold. Another Cut In Prices ! SAMPLE : ROUND STEAK, 100 lb ‘FIN'E TURKEYS. Keeler’s Market, WATER STREET, : NORWALK. NORWALK UNIONMADE Only a few dozen left. LATE ST STYLES, ~ SATIN TRIMM ED, ‘ Your Choice $1.50 .. Worth double the money. TAFT _ BROS, Clothiers, _ 23 WALL STREET,'NORWALK UperaHpusel - Specialty Show! ‘ napkins (red border) at. $1 15 doz. ..—r :95; ;- '«..;g;-~-g:,)-g~7 "‘/’—r".....-'.».-.: ..,. .-;--. ,. . . .- , ._ , A _ , _ — .3. «are a"..cxwxmrkw§1}z$3€*”v?£w '.-”"-1“"' . “""~‘ “ ‘-‘~" ‘ t ,, . r..‘.'r\.‘: 3.: v: .‘ "5.: .‘. . .‘.?.'- -.~,' ‘ eei'zssn‘rrisffi‘i: fist-1 3... .,___-. 1.).7';~‘:ra figs—grlsv v: -:.-- -,..;».~>"'---"'1" ._ .33.».w-ie :‘fr. 12- ,..-,.> To you a minute this morning about our; (El-BEAT LE N . N S A L E ! ,_Of course we do not limit the sale of linens for three days, but such goods. at such prices will not go begging for customers. “The early bird story” will apply 'here wirh great force. We get all our linens direct from the importers and hence we are able to sell them as low as other dealers buy them. All the goods olfered in this sale are new and of the very latest‘pattcrns. Not a single back number in the entire stock. N etc the prices. . . L 1.7VE «JG/"6S” .' Unbleached table damask, all linen; 21cyd. Heavy unbleached damask, our 320. quality at 250 yd: Good quality unbleached damask, sold everywhere at 42c. our our sale price only 350 yd. 62-in damask (you never. saw anything like it) at 440 yd. Good heavy bleached damask, only 350 yd. Our regular 55c damask will go at 45yd' Bleached damask, handsome patterns, 680 quality, at 57 c yd. Beautiful patterns in 7 O-in damask for 62c yd. Bleached‘damask, 70 inches wide, worth 870, at 78c yd. lOO doz 5x8 napkins at 980 doz. _ 100 doz 5x8 napkins at $1.25 doz 5O doz 3x4 50 doz 31: napkins, Worth $250 at" $1.98 002. 25 doz 321i napkins, Worth $2.75 at $2 19 doz. 68x68-in table cloths, for this sale. 66c-each. 8x4 knotted fringe table-cloths at $1.19 each. 8x10 knotted fringe table cloths at $1.49 each. 8x4 bordered table cloth, with one dozen napkins to match, $1.23. 81112 bordered cloth, no fringe, with one doz napkins to match $1.82. 8x4 turkey red and cardinal cloths, $1.05 each. . ‘ TOWELS. ’ Our assortment of towels is so great that it would require . a whole newspaper in order'to quote prices. move quickly to move effectually; “THE BfDSTGW STORE! '- Norwalk, Conn good things have wings and are apt to fly away. Cor. Main and Wall Streets, - . - .TH—E LEADING DE? GOODSSTORE. TRISTRAM ‘ YATT, No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ Honnnnn BARGAINS. We have placed on sale our entire line of Holiday Goods. In every-department may be found new goods suitable for presents. We are showing the largest and finest line of Holiday Handkerchiefs that can be found. Ladies’ plain linen Handkerchiefs. Ladics’ cmbroirdered Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ silk initial Handkerchiefs, Ladies" real point lace Handkerchiefs. " ._ . , Gent’s linen Handkerchiefs. Gent’shemstitched Hand- kerchiefs. Gent’s‘colored border Handkerchiefs, Gents’ plain Sllk Handkerchiefs, Gents initial Handkerchiefs, Gent’s silk Mufliers. - _ ' KID AND FABRIC GLOVES !! , We are showing a full line of Foster Kid Gloves in 5 and 7 books BlaCkand colored Mousquitaire Gloves, in dressed and undressed. Biaritz Glovesof our own impor- tation. Five button gloves in blue. pink, red and all the latest shades. , Gent’s KID Gloves. Gent’s craven tan driving gloves. gent’s buck gloves and mittens, gent’s fur drivmg gloves, ladies’ and gent’s cashmere gloves. FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS! Oak and plush dressing cases, glove and handkerchief boxes, shaving sets, smoking ' sets. oak and plush work boxes. collar and cuff boxes, ladies’ and gent’s pocketebooks‘, Silk and gloria umbrellas in natural wood, horn, ivory, silver and gold handles. *\. All "we ask is that you call and see them. However, you must - TRISTRAM & "YATT-
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