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Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Wednesday, April 5, 1893 · page 4

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I MUSIC HALL,“ , .

. W. H. KNAPP.Manag{er.

Saturday Eve’g. April 8th

The. Great Laughing Festival. ‘ l i . ' . l - I

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Introducing amela-nge‘of melody and mirth.
With new songs and dances. ~

 

 

 

 

Absolutely Independent.

 

 

‘WEDNES DAY. APRIL 5, 1893.

 

 

Orrnnan AT THE POST OFFICE. IN NORWALK'
‘ AS A NEWSPAPER.

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

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_B.oe Shad 10 cents a pound. Salon. The Most Catchy of Farce Comedies.
on 15. People’s Market.

Col. Doherty of Waterbury, colonel
of the second regiment, C. N. G. was .
in town this morning. 3.} :7. _.l“ g ' 9,7": rfl -

Mr. Fred Scheidler, the popular ,

 

 

YOU LAUGH!
YOU SCREAM”
YOU YELL!!!

 

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tonsorial artist. will soon resign his
position and return to New York Clty.

The members of the Germania Steu—

‘ gerbund met last evening for their an- . fig:-
nual election of ofiicers. The old otfi-
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cers were elected for the ensuing year.

Presented here with exactncopies of all the
original scenery and efieCts.

 

R £893 ,THE or smo noor GARDEN SCENE. ,

PRICES, 75, 50, 35.

 

 

 

Two wagons collided near the Wash-

ington street crossing yesterday after- Weig 1:, 'i s" andiBQ Pounds. OLD WELL H and L c0

noon. Beyond the wrecking of one oi

 

the wheels on one wagon, no damage . , fl 9
”meat . . Our Guarantee : ' ' E N T E R T Al N ME N T !
—Crofut’s baggage express. Fturm- t; . , _ ‘ '
ture moved. Plano movmg a 5139018” - Our machines. including tires, are guaranteed to be free from imperfection, and we will re- M US|C H al I,
ts returned Within a year from purchase. In speaking of tires

. ‘ l . ‘ r i - . . .
pmno store, North Mam SH 6611' 074 1“ advocated this from the first; you know Victor Bicycles haveinner t1_1bes._ The savmg of time
W. H.Parsons,0f Brookside was badly is very important; we must therefore have a mm which Is easfly rcpalred in case of puncture
in 'ured last evening ISIr Parsons was To accom lish this we need a tire from which themner tube can be readily and wholly removed J

J n. ' k This shou d be done without the necess1ty of taking the wheel from the framehso 1t naturally

driving down South Main Stregf’ When follows that we must have a two-ended tube removable through the rim. This is the Victor. Apr” 4- 5 and 6| a:

' , . . ‘w 1’s . , ' h t har e.anypar _ . _
Orders received at J ‘V Stud 8 tjllgcgu llitc 33s icaow earned that the best pneumatic tire has a removable inner tube. We have . T ‘ W d Th

 

his horse started to run, throwmg him COMIC OPERA. THE

_Sttgttt‘shgett‘.“”‘Mhflmtmgtba‘f GREBRG-OR'Y - BROTHERS FEMS m Windham
W. W. Bolton of the Harrisburg: AGE NTS. ,

Foundry and Machine Co. was in this ‘ ‘
city yesterday examining the engine at HEADQUARTERS, 38 WALL STREET; _ Leavitt, assisted by

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21:3tilthe:t‘dscakrzngfizta ~ 4 . 75 LADIES AND EENTlEMEN 75
. had been sprinkled Wlth emery Within I 00 .. T O N S j- V E R Y n C H O I C E cogpiigiggv Elbe 11%;? 1:1?ch :ffifir’agfig saga:
8‘ few days. ‘ and difficult damaging: e aboratl: and appro-

The comic opera, “Frogs of Wind- ' o . - priate costumesnnd scenerv.
ham,” at Music Hall last evening, 1| I |Othy E lay, over Tickets 50m, including reServed seat.

NORWALK, CT Under thetdirection ot' the composer, Mr. Bur:
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For sale at Plaisted’s and Hale’s drug stores
well played, the numerous character: at and after 12 o’clock. noon. Tuesday, March
28th. 1893. Not over 5 seats cam be obtained by

keeper-liars; admire. ’I‘imOthy and Red ’I‘op Seed. onnnnnonnonn

drew a large audience. The piece was

took part. The drills by the young

 

 

 

ladies were executed in a fine mannei BEST QUALITY. _ {n -__
and elicited much applause. T116 __ ‘ " .

singing in both chorus and solos wag . n 7. ~-
excellent. The opera will be repeatec ALL KINDS GAREE IS! SEEDS ‘ j. 1

to night and tO-morrow night. "
HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. Winbehelm

WHOLESALE GROCERSn THE AHMORY, NORWALK,
9 and. 11 Wall Street. (me week, }M0nday, April 10

Commencing '
Under the Auspices of

THE D. M. READ COMPANY. Company D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE BOSTON STORE, ’
Cor. Main anleall Streets, .

NORWALK, - . - - - - - CONN.

4th Regt. C. N. G.

Lincoln Council.

Annual _. . . .
' Fair . Pllgrlm Gouncll,

Our

 

 

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W'hy is Pears’ Soap—the.
best in the world, the soap . -
'7 ’ ,r . . n' o 0 . , ADI’IISSION ’ - " ' 15 CENI'S'
With no lies alkali 1n lt—n W 688k 4admissions.with coupons.5ocents. Forfur

 

 

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501d for I 5 CCfllZS a cake P that particulars see. Fair Journal.

 

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It was made for a hospital ' commences - L .
soap in the first place, made Monday, April 3rd, Phlla: may

by request; the doctors

2:221:83.ingiipghizwzit And. continues @oneent @@e
do no harm td the skid. All. the WEEK. OF BOSTON

Will give a .

That means a soap all ' You are cordially InVited Grand Concert

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itiagfihihg 11:13}: :gaglgifllmr: TO Inspect ‘ Forthebenefitof , OPE |\l II \I G OF N E gls/

IS no img mysterious in it. New S rin GOOdS in ~ - _ . - ‘ , . »
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qgantitypodliles%f giaiigfh i pEvegIIty Department. The center School, I ' l i

v All sorts of stores sell Tuesday Evening! April ”“1. I ) I : ' P I [ I ”Ni I i l n l l 1 P I 'I‘
iii. 68 ‘ll d 't; H ' ATTHE I '
Sorts gicgaeoglergggiifeSSE- THE D. M. READ COMPANY. 0pera-House,-Norwalk; S I I A S '

pi, B an ’ .

.1 ill] thOou that know What S Smglc admission, 35 cents. Reserved seats. 15

what. cents extra. Chart open at Pinneo’s. Thurs-
. . day morning at 8 o’clock.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAIBFIELD co. SAVINGS BANK. ' $EUR§13§§E Aggilff' . ' ’ “'"B‘BW‘vaf-m—
m... m. .. Wnign BT08. V EE‘ INATHH‘T- WE are showing our entire newline of Spring Garments,
, GLASS AND GROGKERY.

HOUSEWORTH’S ' ' l d'
PERFECTION GLASSES. , Inc 1]. lug '
Norwalk, Conn., March 16th,1793 5:1 2v “ _ ' i

new: ' A . ' . ' _' . ‘
SpringOpening - , ‘m’ . ® JACKETS. CAPES AND WRAPS!
~ .. ~ , - - ‘ E. Hoosnwon'rn , . ~ . - . --

lllLLlNERY PARLORS. Hamio” 'Brag‘ ' EYE SPECIALIST- In all the latest shapes and styles. , Our line this season

 

 

' r WHE Board of Directors of this Bank haw
this day declared a div1dend at the rat
of four (4) per cent per annum from the earn

 
 

 

 

Will visit Nor-walk on above date and will make

.Wewillmaft:a.:i::l:;l:::::immedMill: 8911B AKING POWDER,at their . Eggggfisgiégggg‘gégggagtfifigfggfig is .far superior to any thing We have ever Shown before in
onenonsense.lonesome;. A w; Austms' Jewew thls line of goods, and contains all the latest novelties.

[chourteous attention to visitors.

,. Misses St. John, ~ office, 8 and 9 Wall street. A. . : ' swe- . V ‘ 7 ‘ -
to WhLL STREET, - - N01515:???) . . w. B. RI CHARDS. , . -_ 9 ‘ ' .
.. , Am.-. selectlon Oi PRESENTS "from HAVING taken the basement in the James K I D G L O E S . I

block, N0. 3 Water street, I am now pre-

 

 

pared to do_ all kinds of job work in carpen-

, ' I. i ering, furniture repairing andu bolstering. . ' _ . - .
PlflflSt BflflI‘TlllS 111 Mill. a§§$ 6.000 stock. . . . rarer 0: instantiate? rates;- All the latest. novelties 1n Kld Gloves for Easter. Full '9

 

public patrons. e, and guarantee all work to

k 'Vggivéeigfirgona and prompt attentiosziz;1 -3?!ch line of Fostér Kid Gloves in Black and all the latest Shades ,
"fitgsgélgfigeicefreshmd one . - on T...................... in 5» and 7 hooks Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes. Tans
Try that grape wine Of'ours if you V L ., W ocarcs osenc is prices‘roun . ' i ‘ 0 0 ' /' ' l ',

wanooonasnesomeonmg .0. Tea 950.- Per Pound. atha‘saavirnseatt..mup, d Slates and Browns. Blarrltz Gloves 1n Engllsh Reds and

. bottle. Also Port and She Wi .
the same price. any no at And the best of meats to keep,

‘2 Cans Best Tomatoes, , 25c And he backs it up with prices FOX Browns. SSH and black Sthhed Lucille 4 button Glace, 5'

Which are better than devices,

2 “ Best Corn, 25c , -_._ ' .. . o o .
g B...L.m.B...., ' Annonoronoennnnnnnoonnonomnno. Rec, Tan, Grays. Yellow and Plnk. Black Stitching, large-

When we lower the price of our goods
we do not by any means lower the qual-
ity. By Best, we mean Best! Not old

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' Best String Bean‘s, 25o - .
“ Nice Sardines, 25c ' It is at Keeler’s Market, Witter street . . — .
gram:genomegoo.o , . , .~ » , buttons. 8 button Mosquetaue 1n black and all the new
, , , y , 3’ 0t 6 W1 1] th h b b b th . t t Porterhouse steak - 16cpound ' - ’
earnestm 2.. e. . Tmafimiunstamiini‘fé‘a‘éitm ' swoon one .. shades A 'uarantee with over air of Gloves we sell
l s 4 ggs, 3 o . o ’ ' ' -
Lots more of those nicel’rluneg, 2 lbs And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notionJ u u L . I g ' . ‘ y p , .'
-;f0r 25c ;. also the best ralsms you ever That we were criminals galore. Round - “ ' '_ " " 12° ' . ‘ g ‘ . ” .
hagllfrhlilstgfg ibifor 25c. . From Maineto Texas 5’9“ Will helm it’ Shoulder ” - 8 and 100 \‘i . l ‘ _ ‘ ‘ I '
Blackberries, 100 per pound. , HOW W0 lee a World 3 Eur Tlcket 5 ' . . ' , I I ~ ‘
We are selling an extra fine Butter ‘ And the way in which to Win it Fine 3110 Roast. 12c “ ' k. .
for 25c per pound. *— The papers tell you o’er and o’er. 1 Pork and Sausage, ' _ 140 n _ . ‘ ‘ I.
' i ‘ l ‘ h / - ' ' . _ _ '
2.; - . - E J. WADHAMS - . Soup Bones, - - . 3c “ . - . . 3- =
I 13 North Main street. . 21 Wall street, Mrs; Jame; Mead, ‘ . -

 

 

 

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to. Will and water Streets. ",1 .. 'vweiegittlhiiltza - . magi-$33.13: 57 .3 . 9 ”fifggflAnfln 2 GAZETTE BUILDING, - I, NORWALKyooNN Z

 
 

 

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