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THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1893. p . mnsnnoun 38’ . , _ _ _ ; .5: _ . _' , . . p .,
Ewrrnnn hr THE POST OFFICE, m Nonwm e . , $2. 00 Ladles wR ' G ‘EQ! ‘ . - ’ . . . _ _ . ,_ ,'
asaansrarnn. .5; «p . Bright 3%“ 086 ream .M .7. ; — 7 . , _ ‘ . . _ . . :_ _ .
Flu: Gazette has a' larger a .- Dongola _ _ ,8. FOR. M - .OF THE _ ~ .
-- - - _ - .- BUTTON . 3 . ‘ 7 - .. -
.uuuatlon than any other _ . < 14!; . m 35" Chapped «gt , ,
newspaper in Norwalk. I s ‘ .» SHOES. , - ' _ . '
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m ”mm -. ' Taniaassassinations!) COUbINb ' , W an S’ .5511 -_ - . ,
Néi‘iiéfiii“? w.............. ”“3”" f“ nauseating thithittflin‘é'hi'l‘hfitmi‘tl: SHOE , ss- - a, ,
Colder Thursday nisgligxhrrisk andhigh caster- ggglllsnggarmfliggfieémdnpmpmd for “6‘ - ’1 . ‘ I Try It i A "
' - - bTORE. :9 .7 - ' .m ' , 0F '
. fin—h ' LAKES MEDICINE
Wit“! MPH"; “”3“”..233“ ' ' ‘0 Water Street as- o o. o t t t o o .n. ~ . - _ - ‘ _
calthy this is necessary - - .
, e M M I N MAN & CO
1 POUND PAIL JAMES MllllHEll, Auctioneer. '* . r. °. _ '9
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*1:— ..... DO NOT LEAVE TOWN,
0 rev. 0 cman, . . " 4 ms, .L.Amer- W . '
tdlsfunlacfll. E. Biigcill'f‘IAII/vz‘tisemepte Even FOI‘ a Day, , AU 0 .. ID I q . SALE I . . _
and Orders for all kinds 01-701: PRIIVT- Without mnrlng an Lockwood 8 Best , PI’OVIdenCe, R. In, W!" begln at
I NG' received at .ur branch oflicc on Rail. ‘ . K E T , Will sell at p _ p ~
i'oud. Nun-urn AC G I D E N T T I (J , FINE CUT Public ”- notion
A large number of the young ladies I 'th do t delay but call on t b d N d H t t 11 th
- 11 e1 or case no . cry in in , o. 6 an 8 o stree , a e
employed at the Straw factory “ant ‘ interest oft eestatc of radius cocsms.
out yesterday afternoon and had a very H 0 W A R D D. S M I T H,
Flimsiggiligiegiz °f the Fire 136' MASONIC Boi’if’fi’i‘ii’o, Nonwnn. G“ 3' TBOWBRIDGE & 00' ' mfiliiflailliBfliidinESllllHllYi Street, ~ CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS, ON .
partment will be held at the Old Well Soon: Normans.
Lately occupied by said Thomas Cousins as a
C. M. Fitch has been granted a patent Provided by the .p . n '
ODS::;$?r:: 617%? 3131:: agaz‘gtcétxes are ETNA LIFE INSURANCE 00. Cherng TObalCCO o By order of the Court of Probate, ‘ . ; -._ ‘
being tried to-day by Supt. Bonnell. Coveringitlie fiurationeolfny‘iggfitabgfigce. It is _ $0 3g:elg%¥gt $5.12; $11305: fiielé‘ffisfi mg}. . ' . l
W18“ 0 ave a p r I D y. ‘ FOR 40 CTS annary 1898. at Bo’clock afternoon, at the ac- , ‘
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H «St Lf parlors _to-nightthfor the putr- shoe manufactory
pose o presenting . 3110 or name 0 - , . '
the Common council, for the office of For terms of sale .llmilmif g! .thtigsubscrlber.
Chief engineer, if it is deemed, advis- Assignee in insolvency of Thomas Cousins. I I '
able to present another candidate. - . _
A. party of young people from East . O n I] a p
_ ' When you want SHIRTS, send for 1 . ' J I
Norwalk went to Weston last evening
$9 So Ififiéflfifle ~
on a sleigh ride. They stopped at the
residence of Stephen Hamilton where
a dance was held, to the great emoy-
ment of all who participated. Glover’s THE m I ~ , . I i . I . . i
“chest” 91mm“ mum and Wm' A' Having purchased the entire Cloal Stock ($5.000) of the assignee at fifty cents on
Guyer acted as prompter. All present - I I i .
had “1‘ “fine“ ‘1’“- _ . - , I! nee 00 SHIRT H MAKEB’ the dollar, we will. place the garments on sale in our immense Cloak Department- at
» liiERGURIAL PRANKS. 0 ~ . N“ 2° mm STREET’ the following prices:
SAV’ANNAmGac—A heavy snow storm MW“; ' l -. CONNECTICUT' Ladies’ N ewmarkets. worth from 9 to [5, at 1.98. Ladies’ fur trimmed Jackets,
-ho Loosen-any .. a. ' W110 3.1.2311 giggignd eggs; m... worth 16, at 7.87. Ladies’ fine diagonal Jackets, silk bound. worth 16.98, at 8.62.
.. 7 " " ur,a a essaialon. . . . . ,
l3?“Tinthermm’wter16“1°“?“Hunt“ @HE @LDESQEQ. g - g , 1 lot ladles’ black Jersey Jackets, at only 986. 1 lot ladles’ Jackets, light colors and “
h “'83 4° below- ' Has had years of czperzencc m the . , . . . . . 9 .37
Bmcimfiimci Alt—it; Wired lie R®ES® best trade of lVew York my, black, worth 15.98, at 7.12. Ladies chev10t Jackets, fur trimmed, worth 18, at ..
noon to e e 0 inc es, 6 7 . . . . ‘ .‘
iéaviestrausincf 1886. Sleigh bells are ' @fim LA J ’3 Ordersbymailpromptlyattendedto. 5231111 Ladles’ black mantles, elegant styles, 3'7 9. Ladies’ chev1ot Jackets. tans and fancy
jingling allover Alabama. - ‘ ° . i t ‘ i ' ' ' .. ‘.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—A blizzard, with .. @HE} BESE ’ n‘ . mixtures. w01 th 5 at 3.49 You need no dflidawts to the genumeness of the olfellng.
blinding snowstorm, struck the city last - 6 At Keelers market, Yater street, It iS fa1r and Square__-an honest sale 0f honest values, W1thout further 0011111191113, we
night; eleven Inches of snow on the Is the place to buy'your meat!
level, and all traflic suspended. lily prices low. my terms are just—
DELAWARE BREAKWATEB.—Th ' 's e o .
grecfgogesg‘gdagdfgf: 331:?” figfiéggais The MOSt leeral P011057 Ever Offered. In 8"” y°u all butcmm ”as“ . . '
. . ‘ ye W e “5‘ Porter house steak, 160 lb. ' ‘4
a. . THE RosTom sToRE'
BARRE, Vt.—The severe cold weather ' . ’ ' . O
. ~ - - Rou d at k, 10 lb. .
tité‘é‘i‘iittithifié‘fi‘l.‘225...??“6‘221‘: GEO. LOGKWOOD. Spemal Agt. Swami: 8.1.. —
river is now almost so i ice. ' R'b t , 10 d 12 1b. . .- ' 4 _ .
CAMDEN, S. C.-It started snowing here 1301;331:1198, 151(1) lb. 0 COI‘. Mal“ and Wall Streets, " ' ' ' Norwal k, Conn.
2.2t.‘li.‘;°§§:§.‘;°§l‘;§§$“ZS amazon N°- 2 5m" “a“ Sim“ }0FFl'CES:{ “figs???” DELIVERY FREE! ~fi - *
invite you to participate in this great sale at your earliest convenience.
and the snow still falling. SOUTH NORWALK.
SALISBURY, hid—Several canoists were - . . ‘ :
caught in the ice of! Nauticoke and it is Keeler’s Market, THE LEADING. DRY GOODS STORE-
feared that they are dead; thriae tramps
were frozen to death near Princess Anne.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn—As far as the eye WATER STREET! : i : NORWALK‘
can see over the Sound is ice. Keeper . p -- .
McNeil of the lighthouse ran out of pro- ' ' _ _
visions, and a supply was sent to him I I j ’ ‘
With great difficulty. . “man an E .
BELLAIRE, Ohio—For the first time in BRIDGEPORT. .
15 years the thermometer at this point is . ' '
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1893—-&ILEETEN F "-1893. . - ‘ -
230321131311 pgficethat heavy teams are Must be a. good cook and laundress.
PORTSMOUTH, Va.—Very heavy drift and be well recommended
iceaiextteniliingtfrom oilgsicfie tho cfptzs, ATTEND THE TO sughaopea homeuwti’th two age? people: I .
os . o wa 3 ve . one u . .
m“ .... “1”“ ° ° JANU A RY 8 AI E “110311313”°°ii°3mi§ia§needsry N O. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. . -
get into Hampton Roads. A dozen ves- _
sels are icebound in Chespeake Bay. Address, ox A' “le,1" Conn.
LEWISTON, N. Y.-The ice jam moved
100 feet. The Queenston storehouse was
ADIES.—Cleaa your own gloves with
Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner. For
at the Boston Store. lNorwalk' the
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carried down the river and destroyed. “a 9.0111 . ., ‘
. - - . . , leading ouse for dressed and undressed ind
The river is rismg and will destroy-the ' - 1 - 11 b , _ 1 t .
New York o...nn 60.1.. The American - W [N T ER GO 0 DS . i.2h3.‘tt.li3tioitlfd ”had“ 8° arr; We have commenced our annual sale of
Hotel is in danger. The ice is solid from ‘ .
the Devil’s Hole to Youngstown. . . , . . o FOR SALE - _ i "
NY...._M..yp..pi... nosing... Speclal Prlces Marked an Evenlhlng Madonna to Gold Wealherl! aim.........-......a.......oo......... , _...._.. -~ - ,
1?“.dsittitweiiidfi‘r‘ytfi?’ oasis: ( ‘ N Sim—6“.“ 3...... rug ' AND
O s ‘ 136 UV tn u ar 01,813,3111 II. c 01‘ ea -
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throughout Rockland county has ranged BAR AI S IN CLOEAKS. gfigrgliggrfiiggg; figsmoiigii]. lawgrigtgn _ ._....... . ,
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from 15 lo 23 below zero. The ice in the 1 "
channel in Tappan Bay is 16 inches thick. BAR GA INS IN BLANKETB. , 490 if . .
The bay has not been frozen before so 0R SALE—Aneat iittle corta eof seven _ . . . . .
.01.... m Til—”3333+ ' BARGAIN S IN ' UNDER W EAR’ Esti‘lfiftoitfi‘ 933.25%: :..3°h€%t‘l 'And are showmg some exceptlonal , bargalns In
Fire Record. w . . . Prlcl13$2i50c{l. $11.00: 580 which citprgmaln 316m? . .,
Goodaie Worsted Company’s mill, San- Our annual sale of LIN ENS which always takes place the month is now gggggtancggngmpgggggmget-inf 276;} ' B|eached and Unb|eached
ford, Me; loss, $100,000. going on. Some tempting offers are being made in our Linen Depart-
Van Houten’s livery stable at Nyack. ment. Don’t fail to see them. . 774 l RENT. - ' . - - ' , q
Eighteen horses perished. ‘ ..-..-. - . Half luck or less, 25 ate a day. or $1.00 per week. T A BIJE LINE NS N A PKINS A ND b '
Damn... & 0... fl" mom“- r rum 1) n I. IVE BY“ nan. o! ' °Plfainaa°larsassdrugas
ings 432 to 436 North Third street, Phila-
delphia; loss, $120,000. All goods purchased by customers re- ‘ I Uli‘KENT.--The large Hall in Gazer-la ' > ~
<id1ng in Norwalk and South Norwalk F UILDING. formerly‘ocouipied by Our ‘ . . . , ,
”"11 BE DELIVERED at the“ (100’ 6"" '°’° 'L°d‘°’1'°'°'F”“” ”fitted” , We have also marked our entire cotton stock at very low prlces for thls sale _
sud used as a Commercial College.
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Pea THE D. M. READ CO. ApplYtOOmbsOLusmaualzt * .
r5 ‘ WANTED. 4x4 Bleached and Unbleached Cotton . 6x4 Bleached and Unbleached Cot‘t‘on
Half inch or less. 25 cts a author $1.001?” week. 40-il’l “ “ ' 9X4 .1
' . _. ANTED-The addre es of a market tha _ 42.11] .“ cc ‘ 10x4
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8021p NE W CROP 9" I Balls 0 a S 3 9 3; m...ir.s:=°ia:arsr.aih Newer. 5X4 . .. ..
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New Raisins and Prunes,
The First Railroad Tickets.
. , New Dried Fruits, All Kin-d5, Among .various trophies 7 secured by ' ‘ p . . ’
What 15 wanted 0? New Fancy Quail” BuckWhe“ Fm" and ' 335.2.3’51‘iu‘iinéhi.smigfe‘ifiatifiit6.”; Great clearing sale of ladlesf mlsses’ and chlldren s
New Maple Syrup, are receiving now direct. Europe is a man brass pocket,- piece re_
.5031) for the Skin is t0 _ ’ sembling an ordinary baggage check, . i '- ‘ ’ l
. wash 1t C1631] and not F I: O R I D A o R A N G E s I which is worth a great deal more than ' A
hurt it Pure soap does '[‘he trade supplied with all varieties of new and seasonable goods by the $3135 iinoigilféagsgssliffio,(film: V , N
HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. 3:;“lit‘tftfiiwuTahiti? if: g g ., -. D \
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that. This is why we
‘1 . 9 and 11 Wall Street. On the opposite side the number is, re-
.vant pUI‘C soap, an i, ‘ peated. This fortunately preserved relic
,r , r . , . ‘ represents the kind and form of tickets "9
Vt hen \VC 821) pure, \V6 in use in 1832 for “ open carriage passen-
llliln without alkall. “Ir-(ll: 1:11 (1 5701111 know “that praisedis'bighesg, , $153115?! theLeicester do Swanninston . In Order to -616ar up the balance of. our stock of cloaks
cars 15 Pure; “0 al- n...ifitfl‘ft‘lfih‘i.2..‘l‘.‘§3£:‘,’“' mom and Outside garments, we have marked them down at a
The distance covered by the main line ’
kali in it; no free alkali . - - - - passenger fares charged were one and
‘ ' Pure and 81mph lmltatlon; one-quarter pence er mile There Was 0 ‘ o '
There are a -. Come and follow where we lead on _ l , d‘p ' ‘ d ° 7 ' q 00k 18 all
thousand Feeling neither doubt norflfeary; ’ i133:Zfiigncliu‘il’ge,p§§ii:§fi§s 15$...- ‘3 great I’GduCthIl from, thell’ former P1109 our “t
Virtuesof soap; this one. . Success will surely crown your efl‘orls, ~ rntub, which was nothing better thnna new and of the very latest, Styles, - If younave not pur'
, lS CHOU h You can trust .. . - If you do but tag and persevere. , . _ high-sided goods wagon, having no top: . . . _. p
g The finest Wm M... a... ... .. We... . . , - assuming.P2512. 3.22am: chased a garment this season- come and see us and we
a 5021p that has no bltlng tions, the guard or the train carryinga
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alkali in it . FREE DELIVERY‘ n. .:. moons, . Laizzztsaititiigsatisfies: will sell you one. if" low prices will do it. .5
Visions, one for each station. .At the end
All sorts of stores sell ' ~ ' Proprietor People’s Market . _ - - ' ~
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. it, especially. druggists;
7 all sorts of people use it.
i ' . So. Norwalk. _ ‘ ' No‘rwalh- the guard, to be returned, recorded on" _
Telephone Call, 5248, v, ‘ . . . _ Telephone Call 57-3 _ the books anti gs‘hlnlISQQ, ,
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