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DAaILY - NORWALK - GAZETTE
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Absolulelu Independent.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18,1893.
L‘srsnnn AT THE POST Carma. 1‘s Nonwsm:
as A NEWSPAPER.
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i‘iw Gazette has a'larger‘
circulation than any other
asewsjmper in' Norx talk“.
1 'HE W151 1‘11 ER.
".[0-11‘)AT1——Tl110 weather bux can predicts for
\‘ew Eng am
SNOW.
By Wednesday ev cning; war me: southeaster-
ly winds .
Local Almanac —-
BuTBises ISunSetlI lIoon Rises I Hi2 l1 Water
7:14
' . SOUTH NORWALK.
1‘ch lJEETTE is on sale at he news njflco
of Fred. Coleman J.fl..FIynn, il'.L.A_t‘hrr-
ton, was £1. E. Bodwell. Advertisements
and Orders for all kinds 0] JOB PRIN 1‘-
ING recctued (If new brunch office- on Rail-
road Square.
The lady employees of the straw fac-
tory will have a sleigh ride to Stamford
this afternoon
A sleighingpai ty, composed of twen-
ty gentlemen from Stamford, came to
South Norwalk last evening and took
supper at the Mahackemo Hotel.
Liyerman Dann, of Norwalk, while
coming down North Main street yes-
teraday afternoon, ran into and injured
a large New Foundland dog so badly
that it was necessary for Oflicer Ireland
to shoot it.
An accident, by means of which one
of the lady employees at the R. & G.
factory lost a portion of her hair, hap-
pened at the factory a few days since.
It seems that the lady 1n question got
too near a gas jet and the hair on one
side of her head was singed off. She
now wears a wig.
Another meeting of the voters of
East N orwalk was held last evening for
the purpose of discussing the project of
joining with the city. After remarks
by those present, a motion was passed
to appoint a committee of three to call
a public meeting of the votels of East
Nor walk within two weeks to take defi-
nite action for or against consolidating
With the ci t.y
Fields & Hanson’s “Drawing Cards”
drew a fair sized audience at Music
Hall last evening. Jules Keller, the
pedro-mauual phenomenon. gave a
wonderful exhibition and highly de-
lighted the audience. The equ1librist
and juggler, Eldora, perfo1 med nu-
merous difficult parts, and was without
doubt one of the best jugglers ever
seen in Norwalk. owing to a severe
cold HanSOn was unable to appear
much to the disappointment of those
p1 esent.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Mr. Elaine’s condition remains un-
changed.
St. Paul will have another ice palace
next winter.
James Fox, a boy, is under arrest at
Buffalo as an opium smuggler.
A band of American cracksmen are
Working in the City of Mexico.
Moses W. Dodge’s shoe factory, Albany,
N. Y., was burned yesterday; loss, $10-
000.
After a lovers’ quarrel at Scranton, Pa“
yesterday, Cassie Williams committed
suicide.
Jack McAuliffe, the pugilist, denies
that he wanted to arrange a “fake” fight
with Dick Burge.
The Calumet Club of Chicago is home-
less, it 5 building having been destroyed
by fire. Loss, $300,.000 -
The McCarthy-Joyce Company of Little
Rock, Ark., made an assignment. Assets,
$210,000; liabilities, $143,000.
The extensive hot houses of.» Adolph
Folger at Highland-on-the-Hudson were
destroyed by fire. Loss, $12,000.
J. W. Brownell, dealer in dry goods at
Cornwal, N. Ya, has assignedjwith liabili-
ties of about $20,000; assets unknown.
Mrs. Ethel Monroe, aged 60, was as-
phyxiated in her room in New Haven,
Conn. It is bel1eved she committed sui-
cide.
It is understood that next Saturday’:
Canada Gazette will contain a proclama-
tion putting in force the modus vivendi
for the coming session.
James Carr, a well-known resident of
Corning, N. Y.,63 years old, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning. Heart
disease caused his death.
._The Hartford, Conn., Board of Trad:
adopted resolutions in favor of the To:-
rey Bankruptcy bill, and against the Chi-
nese Exclusion act.
Pears
SOap
Agreeablc 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 soap 'is one
that a tOUCh of cleanses
A And this is Pears’.'.
All sorts of stores ‘sell
A . $200 Ladies”
Bright
Dongola
BUTTON
SHOES. ‘
'COUS INS’
SHOE
.STORE.
IO WatefiStreet.‘
" Co a. Eors'l‘hroct. Grouplnflueul,
13:12:31“ Cough, machine and Asthma. A cert-II
.11: {or Consumption In fir v stam,a1u'l :1 sure 1":ch n
Ilvsneed stages. Use at once. You will see is- ‘91::
I llmt effect after taking the. first “lose.
1“. hr.) =vcrvwhe1c.Lu-zc ho Inca. 50 cents no 31 I
DO NOT LEAVE TOWN,
Even For a Day,
Without securing an
ACCIDENT TICKET,
Provided by’the
ETNA LIFE INSURANOE CO.
Coveringlthe duration of your absence. It is
wiser to have a permanent policy.
In either case do not delay. but call on
HOWARD D. SMITH.
ROOM 2,
MASONIC BUILDING, NORWALK. -
LockaooFd’s Best
FINE CUT
Chewing Tobacco!
FOR'4O GTS.
as". TBOWBBIDGE Eco.
SOUTH Noawmx. _
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
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THE:
New Yolk Lifelnsoronoe 0.
Tan canoes.
THE LAREESTS
THE» BEST. :
The MoSt Liberal Policy Ever Ofl’ered.
‘oEo. LOCKWOOD. Special Agt.
No. 45 Broadway.
’ NEW YORK.
no. 2 South main Street,
scorn maven:
HEDNNEADCOMPIIN
BRIDGEPORT.
isos~-EnnnmoNe—-—osos‘
JANUARY SALE
WINTER GOODS!
Special Prices Marked on Everything PorlainiIg lo [lo-Id Wealherll
BARGAINS IN ‘CLOAKS. . ,
BARGAINS [N B-LAN K ETS.
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.
Our annual sale of LINENS which always takes place this month 18 now
going on.
merit. Don’ t fail to see them.
FREE DELIVERY- DAIL‘!
IOFFIcesi I
( All goods purchased by customers re- _
' siding in Norwalk and South Norwalk - A“ E
will BE DELIVERED at their door
THE D. M. READ CO.
NEWCCJOPINIIII Orleans Molasses,
New Raisins and Prunes,
New Dried Fruits, All Kinds, -
New Fancy Quality Buckwheat Flour, and
New Maple Syrup, are receiving new direct.
FLORIDA CHANG-ES.
The trade supplied with all varieties of new and seasonable goods by the
HOLMES,‘KEELE\R & SEL LECK COMPANY.
9 and. 11 Wall Street.
W ould you know what p1 aise is highest,
That fills our souls with admiration. ‘3
This it is dear friends and neighbors,
Pure and simple imitation;
Come and follow where we lead you,-
.. .. Feeling neither doubt nor fear -;_. , ,
' Success'will surely crown your efforts,
_ If you do but tau and persevere ' ‘
The finest turkeys. chickens, ducks, etc in the world” .
FREE DELIVERY.
.6
E ',W.ADHAMS ' ‘
Proplietor People' 3 market
13 North \Ialn street. V 21 “all Street,
it, (Specially druggists ,
all sorts ofpeoplc use it I
Norwalk.
So. N orwalk.
Telephone Call 57-3
Telephone COIL-624i, .
1 POUND PAIL
. I AUCTION SALE!
Some tempting ofi'eis are being made in our Linen Depart- '
IWOENDEOM
Hale’s
JAMES IIIIoIIEII. Auolionon.
Will sell at
Public Anotion
By order of the Court of Probate,
O the highest bidder. unless prev1ously dis-
posed of at private sale on the mat da sag-f;
aynuar 1808. at 8 o. ’clock afternoon, at the
tory buildin ,.No 6 and 8 HOyt street. all the
interest of t e estate of THOMAS COUSINS,
“Land and Buildings Oll Hoot Street,
Lately occupied by said Thdinas Cousins as a.
shoe manufactory.
For terms of sale" minim of‘ tlfie subscriber.
Assignee in insolvency of Thomas Cousins.
When you want SHIRTS, send for
c”. s. larceny.
$111111 .. MAKER;
11.5.20 FAIR s rnEET,
N onwsnn, . CONNECTICUT,
Who'cuts all kinds and styles to meas-
ure, and guarantees satisfaction.
Has had 2/0 ears of eatpero'encc in the
best trade of New York city.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. 523 lm
At Keelei' s market, Water st1',ect
Is the place to buy your ml at!
My prices low. my terms are just—
I’ ll sell you all but cannot trust,
Porter house steak, 160 lb.
Sirloin steak, 140 lb.
Round steak, 10c lb.
Shoulder steak, 8c lb.
Rib roasts, 10 and 120 lb.
Soup bones, 3c lb.
DELIVERY FREE!
Keeler’ 3 Market,
WATER STREET, Noawau.
Woman Waolod !
For General ' Housework.
Must be a good cook and laundress.
and be well recommended
TO such a. one. a. home with two aged people
and good wages will be given. None but
hly competent woman need aspgly
a thorou
Box A. N orwalk Conn.
Address,
NOBWALK _O____IIOIIAL UNION. ;
LL Intcrested in the formation of the
above society are requesred to and in
their names on Tuesdayl evening. J anuar 17’.
a-tthe Y.- M.—. C. A. lap] ors. Norwalk, w ere
Prof. John WhittakeTJX ‘..0 ,an ‘rlr. JamesE,
Hu bell will as in attendance to receive them
from 7: 30 to {I o ’cloc .1511
ADIES —Cle 1.1 min own gloves with
Nlosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner. For
sale only at the Boston StOIe, \orwalk the
leading ousa for dressed and undressed kid
gloves In all lengths and shades. Sole agents
or Foster’ 3 kid gloves. 471 y
F" J 6‘ SA 1. F}
, Half inch 01" less, 25 case day, or $1. 00 per week.
08 SALE .—_One box three-seated sleigh
Arum Burrs. 29 Cannon street. 523 at
0R SALE .—Two buildin lots on Harriet
street. Inquire of D.
ministrator, 5 Main street.
UH SALE. -At a baraain. a second hand
Bigelow tubular boiler, suillzable for heat.
ing a house. store or a up. Appl v to Norwalk
Pattern Works. Cass. Aisruonrn. Proprietor.
490 tf
rooms on Union Place, am. t ree min
utes' walk to Borougl Post-office and Depot
Price $2.500, 31.000 of which can remain ermi-
uently and only 8500 required to be psi dowx.
Apply to Cannes OLMSTEA‘D. Act. 276”
4 . 7'“ RENT.
Half tuck or less, 25 cos a day. or $1. 00 per week.
0 BEN T .-—F1at over Gregory’ 3 drug store.
I’. W. BATES. 88 Wall street. 490 tf
'3 RENT— The large Hall in Guano
UILDING formerlyF occu ied by Our
II II Iors Lod 0,1
and used as a bommercfialF 0011 age.
., an nowfitted up
Apply to £1111an OLMSTEAL Aat
W A N TED.
Half inch or less, 25 cos a day. or $1. 00 per week.
ANTED' —The :11er as of shrinaflketpglaa
Mean com are in prices on e -
PLE' s Manner. orwalk and South Norv'valk.
BUTLER’S GREAT BRAIN.
' $110 Autopsy Proved It to be Four 01111ch
Heavier Than Webster’s.
BOSTON, Jan. 18.then the news came
out that the autopsy of Gen. Butler’s
brain revealed the fact that- it Was 1011!
ounces heavier than Daniel Webster’s
" it created consxderabie stir. Dr. Cilley, the
Genoralfs physician, who had made the
' nutopsy, was sought and refused point
‘ blank to give the exact weight and en-
lighten the public as to Whether it was 02
or (Bounces, it being known that Web;-
by disease.
It was estimated to welghI
~ normally 6.1 ounces
w
we to :1 too to a
and one pair stout bobs. in good repair. '
Seamus, Ad-
516 1w ~
0R SALE. —A neat ittle cm ta e of seven _
star’s brain was 58, but had been Wasted -
MMJN MAN 8: 00.,
Providence, R. l., will'begin at
THE BOSTON STORE,
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS, 0N '
Having purchased the entire Cloa] Stock ($5. 000) of the asSignee at fifty cents on
the dollar, we will place the garments on sale In our immense Cloak Department at
the following prices:
Ladies’ N ewmarkets, worth from 9 to '15, at 1.98. Ladies’i fur trimmed Jackets,
worth I» 6, at 7 .871. 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 colors and
black, worth 15.98, at 7.12. Ladi'es’ cheviot jackets, for trimmed, worth 18. at 9.37'
Ladies’ black mantles, elegant styles, 3'7 9. " Ladies’ cheviot jackets, tons and fancy
mixtures. worth 5 at 2.49 You need no affidavits to the genuineness of this offering.
It is fair andsquare-an honest sale of honest values. Without further comment we
invite you to participate in this great sale at your earliest convenience '
THE EOSTOW STflRE.
— Norwalk, Conn.
Cor. Main and Wall Street‘s,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
ST RAM ' 8‘ ' VAT“
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Thursday 4; Morning, January 12th,l893.
_r
We have commenced our annual sale of
INENSANDCOTTON GOOD
And are showing some exceptional bargains in
Bleached and Unbleached
TAB] E III-,NENS N APKINS AND TOWELS.
We have also marked our entire cotton stock at very low prices for this sale
4x4 Bleached an! Unbleached Cotton 6x4 Bleached and Unbleached COtton
40-111 “ “ 9x4 “ j ~
424,, u u ‘ It 10x4 “ ‘ “ “
5X4 c‘ u . a
' Great Clearing sale Of ladies’ misses" and children’s
‘JACK l3. CAP s. Iolo oIIMINIsIuIIs
M'
In order to clear up the balance of our stock of cloaks
great reduction from their former price. Our... stack is all
new and of the my latest styles. If you have not pur-
chased a garment this Season come and see uS and we
will sell you one if lowjlriccs will do it ’ .
TRISTRAM & “YATT.
and outside garments, we have marked them down at a.
Rose cream L OF THE i x f
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