WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11,1893. Absolutely Independent. lSannEn AT T111: Posr Omen. In Nonwnu As A NEWSPAPER. The Gazette has a? larger circulation than any other 11evvspaper in Norwalk. THE WEATH 1111. To-DAY—The weather bureau predicts for N ew Englan , _ FAIR. Colder. except warmer in Cdnnecticut and western Massachusetts; high Westerly winds. Local Almanac— Wing»? SOUTH NORWALK. 'I‘Im GAZETTE is on sale at he flew.» care. of Fred Colonmn, J.H.Flynn, 'W.I),Atker- ton, and H. E. Bodwell. Advertisement.- and Orders for all kinds of JOB P1: IN T- ! NG received at "111' branch omoe on Rail. roml Square. W. L. Wilcox moved yesterday into his new house on Concord street. The members of the South Norwalk Fire Depaitnent will meet this evening for the purpose of electing a chief on- gineer. Constable F. S. Conley, served no- tics of attachment on Isaac Kirkham, who conducts a store on South Main street, this morning. to satisfy a claim for $150. 00 put forth by Wallace 5: Co. , Cracker bakers, of Bridgeport. What bids fair to be a most inter est- ing contest will occur at the Franklin street school hall Friday cyening January 13th. About forty pupils have entered a spelling match. the prize for the winner of which will be five dollars cash. or its equivalent in backs, at the choice of the winner. 1» The Junior Prohibition club gave a very enjoyable sociable at the hall of the Knights of the Mystic Chain on Washingzlon st tréet last evening. It was quite larg ly attended. Prof. Ab- endroth furnis ed music for the danc- ing and Prof. Charles Yost prompted. Putnam Hose 00., No. 1, met Monday night for the annulil election of officers, with the following result: foreman, George W. Bogardus; lst asst. Albert S. Merritt; 2nd asst, Carl Schaub; Secretary, John Theirault; Asst. Sec- retary,A Dreyfuss;"1reas., C. Harvey, Jr.; Trustees, James Griffen, Dennis Leahey, Harry Govern. The Young Men’s Debating Club held a very interesting, as well as en- tertaining and instructive meeting at the residence of Archer Jennings last evening. The subject of debate was, “Resolved, That ‘apoleon Bonaparte Was greater than Caesar, ” Archer J en- nings, affirmative, Fred H. Rowan negative. Judges, C. R. Helmer and Leo. Davis decided the debate in favor of Mr. Jennings. The next meeting will be held at the residencepf Fred H. Rowan, Tuesday evening, January 3lst. ‘ The South Norwalk Athletic club held a meeting last evening for the purpose of completing the election of oificels. John W. Sculley, Presiding Secretary; F. B. Coleman, Justin Mc- Carthy, J. Francis. Board of Trus- tees; I. G. Hamilton, Christian Swartz, Oscar Banks, Hugh Campbell, Ov1d Frederick, T. C. Cavanaugh, William H. Johnson. M \Iullarkey. Wm. Grif- fen, Daniel McIntyre, William _F. Tammany and John Ponder, Board of Governors. The new board will meet next Tuesday evening, January 17th. Sixteen applications for membership were received last night. ears? Soap To keep the skin clean is to wash the lexcretions from it off; the Skin takes care of itself inside, if not blocked outside. To wash it 'often and clean, without doing any sort of violence to‘ it, re~ quires a most gentle soap, a soap with no free :11- kali 1n it. . Pears’ is supposed to be the only soap in the world that has no alkali 1n it. All sorts of stores sell . it, especially druggists; all sorts of peOple use it . WANTED, 1+ First-31111411111131 0 do _the famil wash of tlwo people at their " a Colds, Con:ha. SoreThroat Group Influenza, , Wiggins Gong-h la'Bronchitis and Asthma. A certain , H3110.- Cpnsumption in first mazes, and 11 sure 11119.11: I wonccd stages. Use at oncc. You will. so- 1 r er: ill -nt efi'ect other taking the first dos.“ s 1 hall-n avert. have. Large bowed. 1‘10 cents and. s‘ A" J. D. Jennings, Underta ls.er. 4 KNIGHT STREET. (opposite Horse Railroad Depot.) Night Boll at Office. Capital to Invest. N a small or large prosperous manufactur- ipg business where additional Capital is need to extend business to meet tl 0 require' ments of incl-caning demand; do not want to invest in business that owns expensive build- ings and land; give kind of usiness. number of employee. capital wanted, etc.: I hive no time to give the business: all communications 1r ated as confident 0.]: references iven an required. Address,‘ M" care Post 0 co D1 aw- er 10. «1 .lmira. N. Y. 513 2w 614 if l TOCKS .' F NORWALK, ' D" A 11. Y No CALL -. - AND SEE OUR $2 00 Ladies’ " Bright Dongola , BUTTON SHOES. COUSINS’ SHOE, STORE. I O WaterTStreet. HORACE E. DANN; Excelsior Livery and Sales Stable Opposite D. D 151'. R. R. Depot. CONN. Stylish, Single or Double _ Teams. WITH en WITHOUT Dnivnns. d Safe Horses for Women and Chil- dren. Saddle Horses 3. specialty. 0R:SALE1 3333333351333 1111111111111 .....0fNew TICKETSESJ TICK 1101111ng TICKETSSI WORL cago. 7 SHARE-S FAIRFIELD COCA 10 SHARES ‘NORWALK ELECTRIC LIGHT 00 Building and Loan Stock, 00- 0pc rative Building, Bank TY N ATIONAL BAA K. York. . . . . . ETS' on WEEKLY PAYMENTS of $1 to the D's FAIR, 0111- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE No.2 .5 0. Main Street, GEO. Locnwoon, So. Norwa1k HE DMUEAD COMPANY. ,_ BRIDGEPOET. recs—«Gannmmamrscs ATTEND THE JANUARY EALE WINTER GOODS! Special Prices Marked on teeth 1g Peilainbg to field Wealberl! BARGAINS IN CLOAKS. BARGAINS IN BLANKETS‘. BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. going on. ment. Don’ t fail to see them. Our annual sale of LINENw which always takes place this month is n 1w Some tcmpting ofl'ers are being made in our Linen Depart All goods purchased by customers re- ‘ siding in Norwalk and South Norwalk will BE DELIVERED at their door runs: DELIVERY nAII. 11 “11111 01111le THE D. M. READ CO. FANCY NEW cnoplNew 01 New Raisins and Prunes, leans Molasses, New Dried Fruits, All Kinds, New Fancy Quality Buckwheat Flour, and New Maple Syrup, are receiving new direct. FILORIDA CHANG-ES. The trade supplied with all varieties of new and seasonable goods by the HOLMES. KEELER & SEI. LECK COMPANY. 9 mind. 11 Wall Street. ‘ W ould you know what praise is highest, RW A 1.11;} G A Opera Hoose, ONE NIGHT ONLY. Friday Elebing Jul 13 The Célebrat: (1 Dan McCarthy, In his gr out New- York Success, Hamblerlmmtlare , Prices as usual. Seats atihlitchell's, I JAMES MINUTE: Auclianeer. AUCTION SALE! Will sell at Public Auction By order of the Court of Probate, I0 the highest bidder. unless pr eviousl (11.:- n posed of at private sale on the let ay of nary 1803. at 3 o’clock aftern on, at the fac- tury buildix‘nmN 11.0 (lands Hoyt street. all the inter. t of the estate of THOMAS CO USINS, 111311131113111111111811111, Lately occupied by as Ed Thomas Cousins as a , shoe manufactory. For terms of sale' mimics of the subscriber. \.YRE - Assignec' 111 insolvency of Thomas Cousins. N 011 E 811111] 31111111111111. THE inhabitants and legal voters of the Bor- ough of Norwalk are hereby notified and Warned that a Special Meeting of the Borough of Norwalk will re held in. the Town House. in sai-l B lrough on M onduJanuary lfith 1893. at three o clock 1n the afterno n. to lav such a tax on the polls as they deem best. an on the ratable estate in the orough. liable to taxa- tion th rein. as said _m‘eoting shal deem neces- sary and expedient in view of the present in- debtedness, current expenses and antici ated expenditures of the Borough: to pro1i e for the pa} ment of such interest as shall accru during the pres~nt year on the bonds of the Bomugh and Borough notes outstanding; and to provide for the necessary and proper p13- ments to the sinking fund; and also to rovi e when said tax, if laid, shall become due and payab e. 11y 01 dot of the Colnt of Burgesscs. Dated at the Borough of Norwalk, January 6th.1898. 517 1w LN SLOA \. Warden. N 0ch E. 311331 Blebllll 1111an WHEREAS two Burgesses of the Borough of Nor Milk and more than thirty other Voters of said Borough have petitioned the Ward en of Said Borough In writing to call a meeting of the voters of the Borough to approve or dis- approve of a certain By-Law assed by the ( ourt of Burgesses December 511 1892, and ap- proved by the \\ ar ien 011 that dat t.c OTICEis h reby Riven that a mac 1119: of the voters of the Borough of Norwalk will be held at the Town House in said Borough on ”ll-uday January 16th. at 8 o ’clock 1n the even- ing to appr we or disapprme of said By ~Law which reads as follows: BY—LAW. Be it ordained by the Court of Burgesses of the Borough ofN Nsorwslk That Section one (1) of Cha alpter VII of the By-Laus of the Bor- ough of orwalk,‘ is hereby amended to read as fol] lows: Sac ION 1 The Court of Burgesscs shall appoint not. less than two nor more than six members of a regular police force. each of whom shalllhold office during good behavior. That no member of said police force shall' no removed from office except for no (1 cause shown at a public hearing had during a law- ful meeting of said Court, and that any 111 m- ber of said force wh 1 is accused of misbehavior shall be allowed to be present at such hearing an e eard in his own behalf. And said Court of Burgesses Fhall appoint not more than twenty-five special policemen. which lat- ter shall act only as herein directed, and with- out p1y exce ting as herein expressly al- lowed , an 1 s all also appointsuch nfiicers of the two I recs from the members ther of re- , spectfully as it may from time to time deem prop 391 Bor 1mm of Norwalk. Conn... December 5th. Approved llcc.5lh.181l2. OJHN D. KIMMEY, Wdrdcn. The abov e and foregoing 1s a true copy of a By -Law enacted by the Court of Burgesses of the Borough of Norwalk. and approv =d by the Warden of said Borough t a Reaular meet- ing of said Court of Burgesscs held Do ember 5th 1892 Attest: J BELDEN HURLBUTT. Borough Clo k. EDGAR N. SLOAN. Warden of the Borough or Nerw alk. JAMES T. HUBBELL. Clerk of said Borough. Borough of Norwalk. . January 10th,1895. IfADIES. .——Cleaa your own gloves with e Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner. For onlv at the Boston Store. horwalk the leading onse for dressed and undressed kid gloves' in all lengths and shades. Sole agents or Foster' a kid gloves. 347 1: ‘ Pt 1 .I~.' v ,4 I F Half inch or lee—s. 25 etc a day. or $1 00 per week. lots on Harriet on. SALE. _Two buildin .SnnnuAN. Ad- 516 1w street. Inquire of D. ministrator. 5 Main street. 0R SALE. —At a bargain. a second hand Bigelow tubular boiler, suitable for heat- int.' 3. house. store or sh 1p. App IV to Norwalk Pattern Works. CHAS. AIsTuonrn. Proprietor. 490 tf 0R SALE. —A neat ittle c01 ta 6 of seven rooms on Union Place. ant t ree min 1tes‘ walk to Boron?) Post- oflice and Depot ’rice $2. 500. $1.000 which can remain erms- :1ently and only $500 required to be 1111' down. \nplv to Cannes 01MSTEAD.ARIS.27W 7'0 R E VT. Half inch 07 less, 25 cts a, day. or 8'5 (10 per week. ' quality at 25cyd d ,.. ZETTE _ _ :— THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE I sm M 11111 No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. we have commenced our annual sale of LINEN SLNDOOTTON GOODS And are showing some exceptional bargains in Bleached and Unbleached _ ' TABLE LINEN-S, N APKINS AND TO WELS. __-_.. _._..... _.. ____.- I We have also marked our entire cotton stock at very low prices for this sale ‘ 4x4 Bleached and Unbleached Fotton 6x4 Bleached and Unbleached Cotton .403 ~11] “ u ‘ 9x4 .1 ‘* 11 42'lfl “ "'- “ , ‘1 10X4 “ H .“' 5X4 1: u u , ' . . Great clearing sale of ladie's’ misses’ and children’ s MK IS MP. In order to clear up the balance of our stock of clocks and outside garments, we have marked them down at a great reduction from their former price. Our stock is all new and of the very latest styles If you have not pur- chased a garment this season come and see us and we will sell you one if low prices Will do it. TRISTRAM & IIYATT. HOW DO We are glad that you happened to see this becauSc We Want To you a minute this morning about our ' - GREAT LIN E N SALE ! Of course we do 'notlimit 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 “'ilh great force We get all our linens direct from the importers able to sell them as low as other dealers buy them. All the gel. .ds “tiered 'in this sale are new and of the very latest patterns. Not a single back number In the entire stock Note the prices. ‘ TflBLE LI..MEW’”S.’ Unbleached table dam sk, all linen. 2lc yd. Heavy unbleached damask, Our 320. our sale price only 350 yd. 62 in d amas'k (you never saw anything like it) at 44c yd. Good h avy bleached damask, only 350 yd. l Slur regular 55c damask will go at 45yd Bleached damask, handsome patterns, 68c quality, at 57c yd Beautiful patterns _in 70-1n damask for 62c yd. Bleached damask, 7 U inches wide, worth 87 c at 7 8c yd. 109 doz 5x8 napkins at 98c doz. 100 doz 5x8 napkins at $|-.25 doz 5O doz 3X4: napkins (red border) at. $l 15 11112.50. 1111231 napkins, worth. $2.50 at $1.98 doz 25 doz 3x1 napkins worth $2. 75 at $2 19 doz. 68X68-in'table cloths, for this sale. 660 each. Cleths at $1.49 each. 8x4 bordered table cloth, $1. 23. 8x12 herdered cloth, no fringe $1. 82. 8x4: turkey red and cardinal cloths, $1. 05 each. UNU MUM NISE FUN and hence We are ‘ Good quality unbleached damask, sold everywhere at 42c our 8x4 knotted fringe table cloths at $1.19 each. 8x10 knotted fringe table « o RENT. .4111; over Gregors" a drug stflttijrtef That fills our souls with admiration. ‘3 P. W. 1511.23.38 Wall street This it is dear friends and neighbors, residence. Egto and cold water, station ary tubs and good wages to a reallyt superior 10117an ~: ,. Our assortment of toWels is so great that it would require a. whole neWspaper in Order to quote prices. All we ask is that you call and seethem. However, you must ' move quickly to move effectually; good thing's have wings and are apt to fly-away. undress. Apply and cave addres at 11. RENT The 1,“. . - ,- - - — ge Hall 111mm 1'. 51531 OFFICE or DAILY GAZETTE. I “16 and simple lmltam’ni r 1111111111111. formerly occupied by i1 . . -r 1 ‘lors . . .F. ., and now fitted up lud used as a ommercial College. . Apply to Cmanus Omrs'rmp Aat W A N TED. Half inch or less. 25 cts a day. or $1 00 per week. Come and follow where we lead you, ' Feeling neither doubt not fear ; Success will surely crown youl efl‘orls, If you do but tag and persevere The finest turkeys. chickens, ducks, etc in the world, vii-Woman Wanted! For General Housework. ANTED ——The _addre as of a market tha ’ l ‘ can com are in prices with the P110. »_ » _ w ‘ Must be a good cook and laundress, FREE DELIVERY. E J VVADHADIS, 21.11 11 MARKET. Norwalk and South Norwalk , .\ T f ‘1 V T R E, and be well recommended . ‘ Proprietor People’s Market. Frank H. Baxter. E 5% ’15 I "Q/ 9 £5 4“ o ' ’ " greasemistress: 1"" ”2"1'Nua'n,.'t'"'- 2‘ 12:251.?" ~ PHARMACIST ~ . 4 1 ~ an 00 wag e L: - K. . ' , _ , - - ‘ .. - Q . -. athoro ly competent women need apply 0 orwa‘ T 01011110110 Call 57_ 3 , I. ”I. _ , , 8.1"!“ ”I"! ”a“! Kama" Cor. Main and Wall Streets, , ', . , ‘ . . Norwalk, Conn. p _ ‘ Telephone Call, 52-3- 'Address ox yA1Norwulk.Conn. -
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