, «ness of several days’ duration. Absolutely Independent. ' ' greens DAY. MARCH 23, 1993; Orrnnsn AT THE POST OFFICE, IN Nonwsm As A NEWSPAPER. ’ ‘ SOUTH, NORWALK. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. (1)1. Smith of Burritt Avenue is seriously .1 , . Mr. Otto Seeley has resumed his du- ties as clerk for H. Theile, after an ill- ‘ETISS L. R. Getler entertained her Sunday school class at her home on West street last evening. A very en- ]oyable evening was spent. ‘ The committee on corporations in the Legislature has reported favorably on theT resolution incorporating the South horwalk club. Mrs._ R. T. Mawbey of West Nor— walk, is confined to her home in that place ,by an illness of a very serious nature' The City Hotel now boasts of a fine opossum, which arrived from Long IS- land yesterday. Emanuel,the African fire dodger, welcomes him as an old friend from ‘ ‘Virginny. ” Leopold Stotyer, a German, was up before Justice Barrett this morning, charged With drunkenness. He was fine $1.00 and costs. As he had no money he was taken to Bridgeport. Contractor A." Bach has the contract 'to make excavation and build the cel-V lar for a building to be put up by Mrs. John O’Connell on Burbank street. The building w111 be used for a grocery and liquor store. “Judge” Alfred Knapp is to have an office in the Mahackemo Hotel where the Postal Telegraph Co. was formerly situated. Mr. Knapp is the South N or- walk agent for Hackett, Carhart and Co. of New York City. The members of the chorus who are to sing 'n the opera “Frogs of Wind- ham’jw ich is to be given under the auspices of the Old Well H. 8; L. 00., rehearsed last evening. The rehearsal showed that the opera will be the finest thing of the kind that the Company has ever given. . Joseph Bush is seriously ill at his home on Pine street. Mr. Bush has been engaged as night watchman at Asch’s factory, for the past nine years, ‘dnring which time had not missed a night from being on duty until Tues- . day of this week. He has many friends who hope that he may “pull through all right.” Ofiicer G. Washington Gladstone has purchased a new seven dollar rod. and at the next meeting of the Council will ask fpr a week’s leave of absence and hie himselg off after the gay and fes- tive trout. When G. Washingtonre- turns from his fishing trip his trout stories will be more numerous and his fish much larger than the black fish Sam Ireland caught a year ago. There was a good attendance at the fair and entertainment given, by- the ladies of the Methodist church, at Music Hall, last night. The Deestrict Skule was presented in a pleasing man- ner. The tables which we: e filledwith fancy articles and edibles were well patronized. The fair will be contin- ued this evening. Last night during the progress of the fair and entertain- ' ment at Chinese lantern caught fire, but was extinguished before any harm was done. o >——~.———_-_—- A VANISHING WOMAN. She Furnishcs Houses on Credit and DI ortgages the Property. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 23,—Mrs. F. C. Kelsey, aged 35, who escaped a week ago from the police at Pittsfield, was ar- rested here last evening. She will first be arraigned on the charge of evading board bills, although more important al- legations are hanging over her head. Mrs. Kelsey was formerly known to the Boston and New York authorities as Mrs. Emma Coan. Her favorite method of operation was to furnish a house on credit and suddenly vanish after mort- , gaging the property. She was aided in her frauds by her 15-year-old daughter, who will now be cared for by other bands. Ms. Kelsey said last evening that she owned a ranch in Wyoming, besides other property, o ,—. , To Present the Ar §ftrhtors. PAnrs, Mar: h23.——_’.1_‘.’J_efferson Coolidge, United smog,Ministerfo‘na Lord: on- ferin, British’Anip'ag‘sador,‘will 'firé’séfi’iitgto Presidgrit cilia” :r‘othmnoElyseé any the members chilie-Bgr’gégSSga Gobih’iissidn. The members 11' be“ rddceivad with mili‘ tary bond 3’. @315; ‘ «1. .< Skin blemishes, like foul teeth, are the more offensive because they are mostly voluntary. The pores are closed. . One cannot open them in a minute; he may in a month. Try plenty Of soap, give it plenty of time, and often; excess of good "soap will do no harm. Use Pcars’—-—-no alkali in it; nothing but soap. . All sorts of stores sell ii,- cspecially druggists; .. all sorts Lof- people are " COMMENCING Under ___the management of I. M. HOYII‘... _ TSIIHEE - NIGHTS; THURSDAY, MAncu 2393 Saturday Matinee. The winsome actress, ULLIE AKERSTROM. prhUnsDAv N IGHT 3.133993%; 0 OK 01111 S. FRIDAY NIGHT, H 3329332919 SATURDAY M... «.MHH Advance sale of tickets will commence 'at Gregory’s drug store, N orwalk, and Tomlinson’s drug store, South Norwalk», Friday morning, the 17th. ENGRFAORWNQ! E QWERIEN, '5 Having accepted the agency forthe ' . Picture - of - Columbus, CARD AND WEDDING lNVlTATlDdS Leave vour orders at the BEFORE THE COURT or SPAIN.~ GAZETTE OFFICE. lNSURE manic two weeks. showing bargains. the like J. m of which was never ofl‘e'red 1n the picture lieu lull L] b insurance Go. EEE @Esn. ' EHE EARCESE. En] EESE. ,_.. The Most Liberal Policy Ever Offered. ' and 1.09ch01). Special Agt. l No. S5, Broadway. 1 NEW YORK. 1.1!”. Eoyt’s Drug Store, }OFFICES' TIER KORWALK. oLornn, TIJIOTH 1' AND RED 1'01, SEED, LAWN GRASS snap CHOICE SEED 0.41s. ’ EAEDEE SEEDS MALL KINDS ALI.- VARIETIES. (m We take great care in the selection of all our seedsdo have only the very best quality. HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 9 and 11 Wall Street. Eb. ll. READ COMPANY :BRIDG—EPOBT. OPENING OF SPRING GARMENTS More real art has been displayed in the designing of spring garments for the sea- son of 1893, than in any previous season for years. New Spring Jackets. In all the new colOrs of tans, browns, navy-blue and black, from $5.00 upwards. Natty Cape Jackets. ' the llatest out, with butterfly capes, silk lined and unlined, from $7.50 up- warc s. . Columbia Capes, Military Capes, nggtiprrfiy capes forladies and misses, plain and embroidered, from $3.50 Velvet Capes. Silk lined and ribbon trimmed, in colors, $12.56. m WA full line Of Black Cloth Capes, trimmed with silk and ribbon. also embroi- dered, for ladies of more mature years, AT ALL PRICES. MISSES’ and CHILDREN ’8 BEEFERS. in all the popular colors, red, navy blue, tan shades, etc., from $1.25 upwards. Visit our cloak room at your earliest con- venience. - " THE D. M. READ COMPANY. Whence all this hub-bub, this great commotion, That stirs all minds from lake to ocean, And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion That we were criminals galore. From Maine to Texas you will hear it, How we give 9. World’s Fair Ticket _; - And the way in which to win it The papers tell you o’er and o’er. E I. VVADHAMS, ‘ » . PrOpr-ie’tor People’s Market. _ .; ' 21'W’all‘street, ' ' i f Norwalk. ., 1....Telephone Cal? 57-3. 13 North Main street. - ‘ Sc. Norwalk. Telephone Call, 52-3 __,.. .. .1 ,y. ,- usingitf . .. -, l .‘ POPULAR PRICES, 25, 35, 50c. Saturday matinee,special price for children,15c. ‘ SEED POTATOES. ~ :Lhtelif'oecunied breast-ginsengfacades”? e. . F I Best Tea, 50c per. lb 4 Best Cofiee, ’ s 30c “ 5 lbs Best Carolina Ilice, 25c . 3 “ Best Raisins, 25c 3 “ Best Currants, 25c 2 Cans Best Salmon, 25c 2 , “ Best Corn, 250 2 qts Dried Lima. Beans, 25c Choice Butter 250 Per. Pound.‘ Port, Sherry and Grape Wine 50c Per Bottle. _- Pure Rye or Bourbon Whiskey $1 Per Bottle. Bells Harrington, Our. Wall and Water Streets, NORWALK, "- - - — CONN THURSDA1,MAR. 23. FREE! FREE! - HOUSEWORTH’ ' PERFECTION GLASSES. . Prof. E. Houseworth, SPECIALIST on THE EYE Will be at the Store of ‘ ' A. W. Austin, 39 Wall Street, NOrwalk, and will ex- amine eyes. 1.' our pHn 2% Of peeple in Norwalk are just i 3 r1 now using Hale’sLung Balsam i;- and all give testimony that it. is the best article they have ever tried, It is not a substi- tute for, orian imitation of any other article on the market. It has not been evolved from the dream of any American , Indian or Fiji Islander. There if is nothing mysterious about it. ' The formula is not a profound family secret, but the contri- '1‘ bution of a physician of age andexperience, and is scienti- 1;. fically compounded from the best material money can pro- :1 cure. You can buy it at 25c. per bottle of H A L E, T H E if D R U G G I S T . * GEENS‘ it WILL MovE From 10 WaterStreet to 2 9 Wall Street, Opposite Tristram .lt'Hyatt‘s BY APRIL 151:. And will give 6 Per Cent Discount For All Bonds Purchased. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that. the Board of R elief of the Borough of Norwalk for the year 189%, will be in sessmn at the room of the Court of Burgesses, in Norwalk on Wed- nesday. March 22, 1893, and Saturday, March 25, 1893, from 7 p.m.. to 9 p. m., on each of said days; on Monday, March 27,1893, and Wednes- day. March 29. 1893, from 2 g. in. to 6 p. m,, on each of said days; and on ‘aturday, April 1, 1893, from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m., and from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.; and at such other times as we may adjourn to from any of said meetings. to hear all appeals from the domgs-ot the Assessors of theBorou h of Norwalk for the year 1893. in their list 'led by them in the office of the Bor- ouglr Clerk of said Borough. as required by aw. , . Dated at Norwalk, this 10th day of March, A. D. 1893. ' ISAAc SELLEoK Jn., JAMES SUTHERLAND. . _ JOHN H. . Board of Relief of the Borough of Norwalk for , the v car 1893. 561 3w s ISTRICT of Norwalk, ss., Probate Court. March 23d, A. D. 1893. _ state _of STEPHEN J. O’BRIEN. of Norwalk. 111 said district. an insolvent deb or. . . . ORDERED. That the trustee exhibit his ac~ count of his said trust to this Court for ad- Justment. at the Probate office mNorwalk. on the third day of April. 1893. at 2 0 clock. alter- noon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the trustee W111 causethis order to be published in anews- paper havmg a Circulation in said District. and post a copy thereof on the sign-post . In said , Norwalk nearest the place, where 'Sttld debtor resrdes at least ten days before said 3rd day of A l. 1893. pm ASA B. WOODWARD. Judge. JAMES MllCHELL, Auctioneer. Anmuann - AUCTION - SALE. Will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION , BY Order. of the Court of Probate, to the highest bidder unless prevrously disposed of at private sale, on the 25th day of. March tag-3h” 33°12“ i‘ftehn°‘ln's§‘§e$ha‘bElli." 1111110. o.'an8 0's .. _- terest of the estate of TH MAS COUSINS. in find and Buildiigsn iflut Sibel. manufactor . . - . (3 terms of sale inquire of the subscriber sh ' ‘ . . _. 'i.."'E-‘B-‘Sayret~‘flw AEEJWQE 1" ' " ‘D‘ AI L Y; to R WALK ,9 GA ZETT E’. -' “i ' ‘ NORWALK OPERA HOUSE. ———‘>—— o 0-1 .-I-¢ 0%”.- o The skies may be dreary and the air chilly, but ,i the " mo? , ment you cross our door Spring smilesupon you. . Everything. here suggests I “SPRING. colorings. RICHDRESS GOODS. I ~Recent shipments of rich dress goods have been added to our large stock during the past week, and the goods now on sale include the choicest and richest novelties. The new crystal weave Bengalines, also Bengalines in novel, changeable effects, soft melange twills, rich plaid Bengalines, Persian brocades, pointelle .natte broche, turcoman, velour russe, Paris dress goods, richly interwoven with” silk; Fine twO— toned diagonals, and a great variety of Fancy weaves in new designs and fancy We invite an inspection of these rich novelties, which are shown in no other store in town. TRIMMIN GS AND LACES. What a 9great thing it would be if- all the women in town would look' through our stock of dress trimmings and then examine all the other stocks in town. " If they did, we wouldn’t spend another cent in advcr~ tising this stock. ~ The latest Paris N ov- elties in the most approved and absolutely correct styles in an unlimited variety and at moderate prices. That is the story of the stock. Fashion authorities say that laces are to be extensively used-this season for trimming, as well as for millincry purposes. There is now ready for your inspection a . carefully selected stock. of white, cream, beige, blaCk‘and two-toned laces in many' exclusive styles and patterns. ' D THE BosToim drone: ' Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn, THE LEADING DRY GOODS sroEE. . . Talsmma rum, ~ No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. novnnnrns an “ __ . _ . Wash Dress Goods, Fine Zephyr Ginghams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, .- Fine Domestic Ginghams, English Parcales, India Twills, Cumberland Cords, Corded Dimity, Irish Lawns, French. Batiste, Fancy Stripe Pique, , _. Plaid and Stripe Nainsook, Novelties in outing Flannel’s, ' ' Victoria Lawns and, India ' Linens in all—qualities, Dotted Swiss in all styles. These goods are. all new and we areshoWing stylesthat will not befound later in the season.“ Our stock of Wool Dress GoOds is’ the largest we have ever shown, and We are receiving new goods = every day. ‘ , - .. look our stock over before purchasing :Assignee in insolvency of Thomas Cousins. g It will pay you to w'._ ‘2”. z. '.,qv\;i;!~}l?tf"‘?it§v:_. ' ‘maiszccicanii ",5; . 7?; . I “v.3? . . ,.- 3.3; 3; .J . ._ . ‘. . . ' . K- “
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