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circulation‘than any other
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SOUTH NORWAILK. '

 

 

The GAZETTE is on sale at I10 news 9117c? l

of Fred. Coleman J.R.Flynn. [7. L. Ather-
lon, an... H. E. Bodwell. _4dver “cements
and Orders for all kinds of JOB PRIN 1-
IN G received at our branch omen on Ball.
road Square.

The board of governors of the South
Norwalk Athletic Club will meet this
evening.

The Fire Police had a very enjoy-
able time at their sociable 1n Germania
hall last evening.

A large party of young people from

- this cit went to Stamford last even-
ing in- ohn Morton’ 3 big sleigh. All
report a fine time.

Would it not be a good idea for the
Council to select their own Chief E11-
gineer now that they have for the sec-
0nd time rejected the choice of the fire
department?

The funeral of the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs Wm. B. Garvey, who died
Saturday afternoon, was held from the
residence of his parents. No. I24 Lex-
ington avenue. yesterday morning

When election time rolls aiound‘
again the members of the fire depart-
ment will sharpen their knives and the
unlucky councilman feund ofi' the res-
civation will no doubt feel its keen
edge. .

Fields and Hanson’ s celebrated com-
edians will appear at Music Hall this
evening. All lovers of high class va-
riety should not fail to see this com-

pany, as some of the very best per- »

formers in the country are with it.

The much- talked-of Kndb'. Outing
Club promenade concert, will take place
at- the armory to- morrow evening.
Wheeler &Wilson’ s full band will fur-
nish mnsuc for the promenades‘, and the
Royal Hungarian Oiehestra o N e1?
York will play for the dancing, ’ '

The tramp dog whose presence on
our streets was reported esterday, bit
Albert Byxbee and Jacl’; Weston. A
short time afterward the canine made
his appearance 1n the immediate neigh-
borhood of Patrick Martin, who disq
patched the troublesome brute, aided
by a 48 calibre revolver. 1'

Not infrequently is the question
asked Why do the people of South
No1 walk go out of town fer music ?”
This is a very fair uestion. We can
boast of having orc estras right here
in town that can compare favorably
with any that have ever been heard
here, and these and not others, should
1eecive the patronage of the people.

Pc 3 1's
809p

People have no idea how
crude and cruel soap can be

It takes off dirt.., So far,
so good; but what else does
it do? "

It cuts the skin and frets
the under-skin; makes red-
ness and roughness- and
leads to worse. Not soap,
but the alkali in it; ‘i

Pears’ Soap has no free,
alkali in it. It neither red~
dens nor roughens the skin.
It responds to water in-
stantly; washes and rinses ,
off in a twinkling; is as
gentle as strohg; and the
after-effect is every way
good.

All sorts of stores sell it,
especially druggists, all sorts
* of people use it. '

 

 

 

Clothiers. . -
.3 Wall St. .. .

 

 

nonwnix cn___c__nni union.

3 LL Interested in the formation of the
above society are requesred to hand in
their names on Tuesday evening. Januar 17.
at the Y. M. C. A. Parlors, Norwalk. w ere
Prof. John Whit; lker A. C. 0. .and Mr. James E.
ubbell will so in attendance to receive them

f7rom :30 to 9 o clock. 521 5‘1

 

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The finest turkeys. chickens, ducks, etc in the world,

 

 

AND SEE OUR

$2 00 Ladies’
Bright .
Dongola *-
BUTTON .-

’ SHOES.

COUSINS’
SHOE
. STORE.
IO Water-Street.

1 P0111113 PAIL

Lockwood’sBest
FINE CUT

Chewing Tobacco!

FOR AOOTS.

G. S. TBOWBRIDGE & CO.
Scorn Nonwanx.

INSURE YOUR LIFE.

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TH ENEX XT MORNING l FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW .AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETT .RE
My doctor says it acts pently on the stomar-J' _

llv 1 1' and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. Th!
drink is made from herbs.1ndls prepared for use
as easily as tea. It is calléc

E. SHE S MEDIGIHE

ill drugglsts sell it for 50c. and 31. 00 per ackago.
Buy one today. L11 11119. ’3 Family fiedlclne
$11012 en the bowels 9110!]

cc. 'thy this is necessary

DO NOT LEAVE TOWN,

Even For a Day,

Without securing an

ACCIDENT TICKET,

Provided by the

ETNA LIFE INSURANOE OO.

Coveringfthe duration of your absence. It is
wiser to have a permanent policy.

In either case do not delay, but call on

HOWARD D.~*SM|TH.

noon 2,
MASONIC BUILDING, NORWALK.

 

day . In order

 

 

 

 

THE:

New York Life Innunannello

nun causes.
nine. LAEEEST.
we pass.

The Most Liberal Policy Ever Offered.
GEO LOO KWOOD Special Agt.

No. 45 Broadway.
NEW. YORK.

 

 

 

 

No. 2 South Main Street, . - -. .
SOUTH NORWALK. ' -}0FFIQE§S' l

.THED. M. READ COMP NY-

BRIDGEPORT.

1898 HEIDI INS—1893

ATTEND THE

JANUARY SALE
WINTER GOODS!

Special Prices Marked cn Ever-lining Pertaining to Osld Wealhail!

BARGAINS IN CLOAKS.
. BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.

Our annual sale of LINENs which always takes place this month 18 now
going on.
ment. Don’ t fail to see them.

FREE DELIVERY‘ DAIL‘!

All goods purchased by customers re-
siding in Norwalk and South Norwalk REE F
will BE DELIVERED at their door 7 -

THE D.'M. READ CO.

NEWSOPJNcn Orleans Molasses,-

New Raisins and Prunes,
New Dried Fruits, All Kinds,
New Fancy Quality Buckwheat Flour, and
I New Maple Syrup, are receiving new direct.

FLORIDA CHANG-ES.

The trade supplied with all varieties of new and seasonable goods by the

HOLMES. KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY.
I9 and 11 Wall Street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- W ould you know what praise is highest,
That fills our souls with admiration?
This it' 13 dear friends and neighbors,
Pure and simple imitati 1n; ..
Come and follow where We lea i you,
Fe ling neither doubt n r fear- ;
Success _w_ill surely crown: you: efi‘orls, .
If. you do but tag and persevere ., f

 

FREE DELIVERY. . ' -
1 ”.E LWADHAMS,
Propl- -ietor People’ s Market
4 21 Wall street,

Norwal’a. ‘

13 North Main street.
So Norwalk.‘ ' '

 

 

Telephone Call 57 3

- . Telephone Call, 62-3._

 

 

. Orders by mail promptly attended to.

Some tempting offers are being made in our Linen Depart- ,-

’ rm’s 1mm

MUSlC*¥-H’*\LL.;.,,,.;f‘t

I: L“ W. B~KHAPP. Manager

 

Tuesday, January._--l7th ' . A

Engagement Special
, FAMOUS . _
FIELD & HANSON’S
DRAW'IgG IgAIIEDS.
The xce en

Vaudeville . . Show
That has made all Amer lea Laughl
25—-Pncn11£nr suns _25
l ’2~—8PEO|AL AOT8- l 2
FUN NEVER CEASES,

Usual ,fprices. Diagrams- at Plaisted’s
1' and Hale’s Drug stores.

JAMES MllllllELL. Auctioneer.

 

AUU‘l'lfJ—M 511.1115

Will sell at ,
o J ‘ o
Publlc Auction
By order of the Court of Probate.
O the highest bidder unless prevmusl dis-
posed nf at private sale on the 21811 a
anuaryi 1893 at 8 o ’9lock afternq on. at the 'ac—

tory bui ding. No 6 ands Hoyt street. all the
intere~t of the estate o'fI THOMAS COUSINS.

nLlfllll ananlllnns 1111111811181,

Lately occupied by sin '11 Thomas Cousins as a
shoe manufactory.‘
For terms of sale” mimics of 1111‘s subscriber.

AsSignce 1n insolvency of Thomas Cousins.

 

When you want SHIRTS, send for
c. mammary. .
SHIRT - MAKER,
NO. 20 FAIR ISI‘B-EET.

N onwanx,

Who cuts all kinds and styles to meas-
, um, and guarantees satisfaction.

Has had years of espenience in the

best trade of New Y 07k city.
523 1111

 

womanWanlcd 1

For General Housework.

Must be a. good cock and laundress.
and be well recommended.

 

T0 such a one. a home 171th two aged people
and good wages willTbe given. None but

a. Athorough ly competent 1111 mm need apply
Addless, ox A. Norwalk, Conn. 518

30101611 TAXES
Assessors Notice,

1893.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons lia-
ble to pay tans 1mm to the Borough of‘
Norwalk'. in me Couul‘ty of F airfield, and
State of Connecticut. tha- the said; Borough
in legal meeting assembled. on the 16th day of
January. 1893, laid a. tax of fifteen wide on the
dollai on the rateable estate in said borough.
liab e to taxation therein. and that they are to
give to the su scribers. assessors in an for
said Boron . or to one of them within .hirty
d.ys from t 6 date hereofJists verified by their
oaths of all htaxable property belonging to them

 

on 3. 11d 16th day of January; 1893. with the par-
ticulars or" all their pro erty liable to be as- '

sensed or valued” in sin Borougr.
no of t e assessors will be in attendance
for the purpose of r ceiving said lists. in the

Burgesses’ room over the Fairfield County Na ;

tiOual Bank. in said B01 ougn. e1 cry day except
Sundays, from the 2nd day of Februars to the

17th day of February. 1593. inclu 11 e. from 10 .

to 12.9. m..aY1dfrom2to5 p. 111.. and also on
Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9

WFBIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, is the last
day for changing in lists,

And further. that on the 18th day of Febru-
ary. 1893 the Board. of- Assessors will meet at
the same place at 10 o’clock 11.111 , an 1 make
out a list accor ding toth’en' best information.
and belief 01 all the taxable property of may
person who has raileo to ive in a list as di-
rected and will add to em: of said lists a. pen-

a ty of ten per cent. for said person’s neglect 0r »

refusal to make out such list.
1 ated at. said 3Borough. the 17th day of J an.

uary'. A.l)
89Wl lLLI-AM H. OLVIS'I‘IEAD.
PH HILO w. 'A’B 11.8
CHARLES 0L MSTEAD.

ac. - Assessors of the Borough of Norwalk.

ADIES .—-Clea:1 your own gldves With
MosquetaireB Kid Glove Cleaner.

as 9111‘. at the

leading case for dressed and undressed kid

ileves' 111' all lengths and shades. Sole agents

LF oster’ 3 kid gloves. I_, 347 1 y
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PM I NA I E
Half inch on less. 25 cts a day, or $1. 00 per week.

on SALE. ....A sleigh Apply to J. IA. 0s.-
noaxn. 42 West avenue. 524 at

 

 

OB SALE .—_One box three-seated sleigh:

and one pair stout hobs. in good repair.
8.11.1111 Burrs. 29 Cannon street. 523 3t

08 SALE .r—Portland cutter. $12 swell
bedy light sleigh. $8; square~b ox del' livery

sleigh. $9; double set light buggy harness. $10;

1331?”? at Bailwitz Bro’ 3. Grocery store. 5530;;

 

on SALE. —’I‘w‘o buiIIdDiImIg-LSK lots on Harriet
street. Inquire of Henri Ad-
ministrator. 5 Main street. 516

 

on SALE. —-Ata bargain. a second hand
Bigelow tubular boiler. suitable for heat-

ing a hense. store or 1111 up. App] v to Norw 11
Pattern Works. Cans. Arsrnonrn. Proprietor.
. ' 490 H

OR SALE .—A neat 'ittle corta e of seven
rooms on Union Place. am. t ree min
utes' walk to Boron l :fliPost-o cc and Depot
Price 82.500. 51.0000 which can remain era»-
uencly and only $500 required to be 1111‘ owx .
{nplv to Cmnss OIMSTEAD. Act. 2761'

 

7'" RFVT.

Hanuah Ior'zess. 25 as a dun/.911 $1.00 per week. .

‘0 BEN T w—Flfit eyer Gregory’ 3 drug' store.
P.‘ W earns. 38 wall street. .490 tt

us “BENT --'I‘he large Hall in 032111511:
180 oral-mama? _poceu ied by Our
.mrners .. andp now fitted up
and used as 112' bmm'eizgal I“College. 1.-
Apply to Charms Opusrrnb Ant

 

 

 

WANTED

Half inchII or less. 25 ate a (tamer $1. 00 per week. ~

 

ANTED —The address of a market the I,

can cém‘l‘l'rfwfil Nksnd South Norwalk.

 

CONNECTICUT, '

' It is fair and square- -an benest sale of honest values.

FOr ’
Boston Store. horwalk the .

aprices with the Peo- ,

 

M. M. IN MAN ‘ 8: 00.,

Providence, R. l., will begin at

THE BOSTON SPORE,
( CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS, ON”

Thursday Mnrning,.lannn1y 12111, 1893

Having purchased the entire 0103]? Stock ($5. 000) of the assignee at fifty cents on
the dollar we will place the garments on sale 1n our immense Cloak Department at
the following p11ces

Ladies’ Newmarkets worth from 9 to [5 at 1 98. Ladies’ fur trimmed Jackets,
worth 16, at 7.87. Ladies’ fine diagonal Jackets silk bound worth 16.98, at 8.62
1 lot ladies’ black Jersey Jackets, at only 980'. 1 lot ladies’ jackets, light colms and
black, worth 15. 98.211; 7. l2. Ladies’ cheviot jackets, fur trimmed, worth 18 at 9 37.
Ladies? black mantles, elegant styles, 379. Ladies" cheviot jackets. tons and fancy
mixtures worth 5 at 2. 49 You need affidavits to the wgenuineness of this offeiing.
Without further comment we

invite you to participate in this gr éat sale at yourI earliest convenience

THE filASTOW STORE.

- Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

Cor. Main and Wall Streets,

 

 

 

11131111 811111.

No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

 

 

We have commenced our annual sale of

«1181110011011 coon

And are showmg some exceptional bargains in

Bleached and Unbleached

TABLE LlNENS,-NAPKINS AND TO WELS.

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We have also marked oiJr entire cotton stock at very low prices for this Sale

 

 

4x4 Bleached an-l Unbleached (‘otton 6x4 Bleached and Unbleached Cotton

40 in “ . “ 9x4 “
42-lfl u .I“ u 10x4 u ' I cc :1

5x4 (‘ “ “ . . H

 

Great clearing sale of ladies’ mlsses’ and children’ s

JACK l8 CAPS. LONG GADMENTS UPS

In order to clear up the balance of our stock of cloaks "

and outside garments, we have marked them down at a.
great reduction from their former price Our stock 13 all
new and of the very latest styles If you have not pur-
chased a: garment thlS season come and see us and we
will sell you one if low prices Will do it. ' ' -

TRISTRAM & HYATT

 
 

 
 

 

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