Absolutely Independent.
‘TUESDAY JANUARY 10, 1893. 'I I-
Evrnnnp AT rim Pos'r Omen. IN Noawsnx
as A Nswsrsrnn.
'I‘bi- Gazette has a larger
circulation than any other
newspaper in Norwalk.
THE WEATHER.
fiTo-Esrl—The weather bureau predicts for
11 an
“I “ SNOW.
Colder, brisk and hiIIh southerly shifting to
northerly winds; (:0 d wave by Wednesday
morning
Local Alinanac—
Sun Biases I Sun Sets I Moon. Rises 1” Risk IWater
SOUTH nonwnnfi
The G {ZETTE is on sale at he news office
of Fred Coleman J. R .Flyun. [7.1. Ather-
(rm, and B. E. Bodweu. Advertisements _
and Orders for all kinds of 10}! PRINT-
ING rcceteed at our branch omen on Rail.
road Square. -
B
——you going to the spelling .
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The Hill Euchre Club will meet at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George
Jennings on West street to‘.morrow
evening
It is hoped that at the meeting to-
night a satisfactory adjustment of the
trouble will be made, and that Chief
McGowan’ 5 name will again be sent in
by the department and promptly con-
firmed by the Council.
‘Owing to the bad weather last
week, the invitations to the residents
of the city to visit the new electric
light plant, now run by the city, has
been extended to this week. All are
welcome to call any evening and wit-
116511 the working of the plant.
—_Spelling Bee, School Hall Friday I
January 13. Admission" ..5 cents.
Edward Harvey, of South NorWalk,
and Miss Mamie Curry, of Danbury,
were married in St. Peter’ 3 church, at
7: 30 yesterday morning by the Rev.
Father Lynch. They went to New
York where they will spend a week.
Upon their retuin they will res1de in
this city. -—News.
The first of a series of grand Soci-
ables will be given at the South Nor-
walk Athletic Club room Thursday
evening. To those who have ever at-
tended the clubs sociables no explana-
tion is necessary. as they are aware of
the grand time a person always has at
Nfiégsgf the kind when run by the S.
T111ere will be a meeting of the chi-
heirs of the different. fire companies and
the City Council at the council rooms
this evening to talk over the chief en-
gineer matter. To- -morrow evening the
fire department will meet and nomi-
nate a chief engineer, to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the Council’s refusal to
confirm Chief McGowan.
L.’ P. Levy-121' In‘sura‘nce Methods.
ALBANY, Jan. 10.—Michael Shannon,
Deputy Superintendent of the State In-
surance Department, has completed his
examination of the affairs of the Life
Union Company of New York City, the
National Benefit Society of New York
City, and the State Mutual Benefit Asso-
ciation of Syracuse. He finds Louis P.
Levy culpable of gross mismanagement
of the Life Union affairs, charges'him
with check kiting between the compan-
ies, and reccumends the discontinuance
of the companies._ ., _
. ears?-
‘ Soap
Whoever wants soft
ands, smooth hands, white
hands, or a clear com lex-
5011, he and she can ave
00th; that is, if the skin is
annually transparent; un-
soccupation prevents.
The color you want to -
fimid comes probably nei-
*he. of nature or work, but I
ofhabit.
Either you do not wash
ffectually, or you wash too
ffectually; you do not get
he skin open and clean, or
on hurt it. '
Remedy.—-—Use Pears’
.Oap, no matter how much;
ut a little :5 enough if you
so it often.
All sorts of stores sell it espociall
:ruggish' ' all sorts of people dse it. y
WANTED,
' -I- FH'JPUMJ-I- Llllllllll'llls
0 do the famil wash of two people at their
reside ce. at an cold water. station
y tubs and good wages t 1 a reallv superior
-dress. Apply and cave addres at ‘
£8t OFFICE OF DAILY GAZETTE.
Woman Wanted! 5
or General, Housework i
ust be a good-cook and laundress.
‘and be well recommended
0 such a one. a home with two aged people 4
and good wages will be given. None but
horoungy competent Woman need apply
dress. 1A. Norwalk. Conn. 618
it! Z'IIu, :I"; I >.
THE NEXTM MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NIEW AND MY COMPLEXION ls BETTE ER
ydoctor rsays it acts gently on the stomach,
liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. Thi-
1 ‘rlnk is made £10m herbs. and is prepared for use
aseasllyastca. It' is callec
All drugglsts sell it for 50041111 $1.00 per
B 1y one today. I nnc‘ :- “:3“:an
oven the bowels one 1111..
wealthy this is necessary
F'amllv
In on!
J. .‘D. Jennings,
Undertaker.
{KNIGHT STREET.
7 (opposite Horse Railroad Depot.)
p Night Boll at Office. .
Capital to Invest.
N a small or large prosperous manufactur-
business where additional capital is
needs to extend business to meet the require-
ments of increasing demand; do not Want to
invest in business that owns expensive build
ings and land. give kind of hnsniess. number
of employes.capita1_ wanted, 13th I have no
type to sue the business; all communications
treated as confident. Isl: references iv an and
required. Address,“ M” care Post 0 co Draw-
514 tf
LANE S MEDIGIHE
or 10 Elmira.N.1
L'1132W L
.pA ILY - NonWAnk.
CALL
AND SEE 0113
$2 00 Ladies"
Bright
‘Dongola
_ BUTTON _ -
SHOES,
COUSINS’ _
SHOE
STORE.
' I O Water‘Street.
HORACE IE. DAN N,
Excelsior
Livery and Sales Stable
Opposite 1).. N. R. R. Depot.
NORWALK, CONN.
Stylish, Single or Double
Teams.
WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS.
Safe Horses for Women and Chi}.
dren. Saddle Horses aspecialty.
TOCKSfFORJSALE!
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TICKE'i‘sS
TICKETS:
TICKETS:
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7 SHARES FAIRFIELD COUNTY NA'IIUINAL BANK.
10 SH 3ARES NORWALK ELECTRIC LIGHT CO
Building and Loan Stock, Co-Opcrative Building, Bank
. of New York ...... ..
. TICKETS on WEEKLY
PAYMENTS of $1 to the
WORLD’S
FAIR, O-hl
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
No. 2 520. Main Street, -
_ GEO. LOCKWOOD,
So. Norwaik
THE D.M.READGOMPANY.
BRIDGEPORT.
1893—-GEETNN (Ii—1893
ATTEND THE
JANUARY SALE
WINTER GOODS!
Special Prices Marked on Everylhing Pertaining lo Gold Wealherll
BARGAINS IN CLOAKS. ,
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.
going on
ment. Don’t fail to see them.
siding in Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY BAIL Fl
All goods purchased by customers re-
kand South Norwalk
will BE DELIVERED at their door
THE .D- M. READ 00.
Our annual sale of LINENS which always takes place this month is now
Some tempting offers one being made in our Linen Depart
.....-..._...._._._.._._..._._..__ .
lFREE OFOHARGE
r,
. .
Opera House,
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Friday Evening J an 13
' The Celebrated
Dan Mafiaithy.
In his great New York Success,
. l‘rice‘s as usual. Seats at Mitchell's,
-"THn_s__Un.
I During 1893 the Sun will
and mom pure literature
than ever before 111 its 1118»
toiy
The Sunday Sun
Is the greatest Sunday new Is-
paper in the world. .
Ptice 51: a copy. by mail $2 a year
Daily, by mail $6 a yea:
Daily and Sunday,l1yI mall, $8 a year
Address THE SUN , New York.
NOTICE
81111113111111 M11311
THE inhabitants and legal 'Ivoters of the Bor-
ough of Norwalk are hereby notified and
warned that a Sp’eciald Meeting of the Borough ,
of Normal k will hdel in the Towu House, in
said B! "rough .on Mond uy,anuar.v 161b.1898..
.at three o 'clock in the afterno -.n to lay such a
tax on the polls as they deem best, and on the
ratable estate in the Borough. liable to taxa-
tion the rein. as said mowing shal deem neces-
sary and expedient. in view of the present in-
debtedness, current expenses and anticipated
expenditures of the Borough: to provide for
the payment of such interest as shall accru
during the present year on the bonds of the
Borough and Borough notes outstanding; and
to provide for the necessary and proper pa
ments to the sinking fund and also to rovi e
when said tax. if laid, shall become due and
Pa” 5
By order of the Court of Burgesses.
Dated at the Borough of orwalk January
“11.1693. 517 1w a. N. .Ward d.en
SATURDAY, JAN. 28.
FREE! FREE!
HOUSEWORTH’S
PERFECTION GLASSES.
Prof. ' ‘E. IIHouseWOrlh,
SPECIALIST ON THE EYE
Will be at the Store of
H. S- Rood,
16 South Main Street, South Nor~ .
walk, and will examine eyes.
FREE.
ADIES .—Cleaa your Iowii gloves Iwitb
Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleanei. For
sale onl at the Boston Store. horwalk t e
leading; case for hdressed
gloves in 8.111 ength san
or Foster' s kid gloves.
and and dressed kid
shades. Sole 3415’s?“
Ii" . '~ \‘4 I. F
Half inch or less, 25 cts a day, or $1. OOper week.
on SALE. —'l‘wo buildin
street. Inquire of D.”
ministrator. 5 Main street.
on SALE .—A beautiful rosewood grand
square pianot‘orté. full cum1 ass ly-a
11: Co. ., with stool. Price, $65. Apply 86 rasnlk-
lin avenue. Norwa
OIR SALE —At a barmain. a second hand
Bigelow tn ular boiler. suitable for heat-
in: a house. store or sh 115.1111pr to Norwalk
Pattern Works. Cass. Arsrnonrs. Proprietor.
' 490 t!
IOR SALE. —A neat itItle c01 ta 0 of save:
rooms on Union Place, am. t 168 min
utes‘ walk to Boron 1 Post- office and Depm
Price $2. 500. Si. 000 0 which can remain arm.
nently and only 8 '100 required to be pa dow: .
Applv to Cssanas Oins'raso. Ast. ‘
lots on Harriet
. SHEEHAN Ad-
FAN CY
New Raisins and Prunes,
FLORIDA.
The trade supplied with all varieties
New Dried Fruits, All Kinds,
New Fancy Quality Buckwheat Flour, and
- ' ' New Maple Syrup, are receiving now direct.
NEW ....»le llrleans Molasses,
, F’
O R A. N G E S . .
of new and seasonable goods by the
HOLMES, KEELER & .SEI. LECK COMPANY.
9 and 11 Wall Street.
I W ould you know what p1 aise
Pure and simple imitation;
FREE DELIVERY.
13 North Main street.
80. Norwalk.
-- Advertisein the Gunny! - I
Telephone Call, 52-3;
is highest,
That fills our souls with admiration?
This it is dear friends and neighbors,
Come and follow where we lead you,
Feeling neither doubt nor fear ;
Success will surely crown your efforts,
If you do but tag and persevere.
The finest turkeys. chickens, ducks, etc in the world,
E J. WADIHAMS. . -
Proprietor People’ 3 Market.
21 1" all street,
Norwalk.
Telephone Call 57-3.
7" 1 RE VT.
Half inch. 01 less, 25 033 a. dag/.01 $1.00 per week.
.0 RENT .—Flat over Gregory s drug store.
P. W. DATES. 88 Wall street. - 490 tf
1‘s “ENL— The large Hall in Guam:
Uinpmo.former1yFoccnied by 0111
irv ners L e F..an nowfitted up
1 11d used as a om’mercoiiil College.-
Apply to ( insists Opus‘msi. Act-
W IA N 7WD.
Half inch or less. 21‘, cts aday. or $1.00 per week.
ANTED —The addrer of a market tha
' can comifims in prices with the Pso-
ru: s Msaxnr orwalk and South Norwalk
I have said and say it loud,
That I expect t1 "keep the crowd;
For they will come where beef is best,-
And let the junior butchers rest
Prices Down to Zero l»
Rib Roast, ’ 100-
Round Steak, 100
I Soup Bone, 3c
DELIVER-Y FRFE !
Keeler’s Market,
Warns STREET, : 'Noswsnx.
GAZETTE
HOWDO 0111101.
Rambler From Mare
be of surpassing excellence 3 -
and will print more news .
~ 100 doz ’5x8 napkins at 980 d1 12.
516 1W
‘ and 7 books.
We are glad that you happened to see this because
We Want To Talk‘
To you a. minute this morning shout our
GREAT
LlNEN SALE!
01‘ course we do not limit the sale Iof linens for three days, but such goods at suck
prices Will not go begging 1‘01 customers... - “The early bird story” will apply here
with great force We get all our linens direct from the importeis and hence we are
able to sell them as low as other dealers buy them. .All the goods offered in this sale
are new and of the vciy latest patterns Not a single back numbei in the entire stock.
Note the prices. .
TJBLE LLN‘EWS!
Unbleached table damask, all linen 21c yd. Heavy unbleached damask, our 3213-. .~
quality at 25cyd. Good quality unbleached damask, sold everywhere at 420.0111'
our sale piice only 35c yd. 62 in d imask (you never saw anything like it) at 440 yd.
Good ht aVy bleached damask, only 350 yd. Our regulai 55c damask 11 1!! go at 45yd ,
Bleached damask, handsome patterns, 680 quality, at 57 c yd Beautiful patterns in I
703 in damask for 620 yd. Bleached damask, 7 U inches wide, .wmth 87c, at 780 yd.
100 doz 5x8 napkins .11. $l .25 (1112 50 doz 3x4
napkins (red border) at. $l '15 doz 50 doz 34 napkins, Worth $2. 50 at $1. 98 doz
25 doz 3x4 napkins, wmth $2. 75 at $2.19 doz. 681168-111 table cloths, for this sale.
66c each. 8x4 knotted fringe table cloths at $1.19 each. 8x10 knotted f1 mge table
cloths at $1. 49 each. 8x4 boldercd table cloth, $1.23. 8x12 bordered cloth, no fringe,
$1. 82. 8x4 tulkey led and cardinal cloths, $5! .05 each .
T OWELS
Our assmtment of towels 18 so g1 eat that it would 1equire a Whole newspaper in
order to quote prices. All we ask is that you call and see them. Howevei, you must
move quickly to move effectually; good thinws have wings and are apt to fly away.
THE BOSTOW STORE!
Norwalk, Conn
Tfi LEADING DE—Y‘Gooos STORE.
TRISTRAM 81. H ATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
H0 JLEDAY 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’ plainlinen Handkerchiefs Ladies’ cmbroirdered
Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Silk initial Handkerchiefs, Ladies
real point lace Handkerchiefs.‘
Gent’s linen Handkerchiefs Gent’s hemstitched Hand-
kerchiefs Gent’s colored border Handkerchiefs Gents’ plain
Silk Handkerchlefs Gents initial Handkerchiefs, Gent’s silk
Mufflers. . .
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES.
We are shoWing' a. full line of Foster Kid Gloves in 5
Black 3.1110110er Mousquitaire Gloves. 1n
dressed and undressed. Biaritz Gloves Of our own impar-
nation Five button gloves in blue. pink. red and all
the latest shades. Gent’s KID Gloves ‘ Gent’s craven
tan driving gloves gent’s sbuck gloves and mittens, gent’s
fur driving gloves, ladies’ and gent’s cashmere gloves
FAN CY GOODS! * FANCY GOODS!
I Oak and plush dressing cases glove and handkerchief boXes,‘ shaving sets smoking
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
sets oak and plush work boxes, collar and c‘ufl‘ boxes, ladies’ and gent’s pocket-books,
silt and gloria umbrellas in natural wood, horn, ivor , silver and gold handles...;..
TnisrnAM s HYATT.
Norwalk Chronicler