‘rnunSuAr MAY 411893.
\OFFEBED AT run Posr Omen. 111 NonwALx
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SOUTH NORWALK.
~ 1 . See adv. range ior sale.
Where was that pocket burglar alarm
last night?
; { Another narrow escape for the pOIice
last night.
r——Boys wanted at this office a sell
; . the GAZETTE.
. ~A Slavis Bohemian sociable will be
j held 1n the Mechanic street hall this
,- evening.
‘ A regular meeting of Sherman Goun-
01], Royal Afcanum, will be held: this
evening.
A section of the dam at the tide
mill in East Norwalk was carried
‘ away by the freshet, this morning;
, , ':The funeral of Mamie, the two- ‘ear-
111d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rank
Littlefair, will be held this afternoon. .
, A party of young people from" this
city will go to Cannons Station .to~night
to attend a dance in that plaee. They
' will go in Wagner’ s carryall.
While driving up North Main street
yesterday afternoon, the rear wheel of
illiam Weagan’ a coach came off, and
' - the vehicle fell over 011 one side.
Three lady passengers were inside the
coach but none of them were injured.
‘ Abad break occurred in the water
main in the rear of Richard H. Gold-
en ’s property on West avenue this
morning, causing the water to pour
down the street 1n torrents. Workmen
are now at work repairing the damages.
The commencement exercises of the
class of ’93 of the East Norwalk school
"were held at the Methodist church in
that place last evening. The essays: by
the different members of the class were
well written and excellently delivered.
u’Sousa s famous concert band and
company of excellent soloists appeared
at Music Hall yesterday afternoon he.
. fore an audience that was very large
considering the weather. Everyone
present was more than pleased with the
concert, the selections by the band and
the solos of the different artists, being
all that could be desired.
South Norwalk’ 3 thief, or thieves,
were out again last night. For the
fifth time within a short period, an-
other of our merchants stores was
boldly entered, and as many goods as
Were desired were taken. H. E. Bod-
well, the newsdealer, was the victim
this time.
street was entered in the same way
that Samuel Wagner’s store was en-
tered a few nights since, by breaking
out a pane of glass in the rear window
of the store, and unfastening the catch,
thereby being enabled to raise the
window. A quantity of cigars. some
packet knives; and about $5. 00 in cash
were taken by the thieves.
We perspire a pint a‘E
day Without knowing it;
ought to.
trouble ahead. The Oh-
Structed" skin becomes
sallow or breaks out in
pimples.
trouble enough.
If you use Pears’ Soap," “
’ _, no matter how Often, the
skin is clean, and soft and
open and clear.
_ All sorts of stores sell
. it, especially druggists;
' , all sorts of people useit.
’ MODEL D—39 POUNDS.
First Premium
At the late fair held in Mechani-.:’s Pa-
vilion, San Francisco, for the
' BEST {PNEUMATLO :TInn,”
Wes awarded to the
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.192 oREoORY BROTHERS
. AGENTS FOR TOWN OF NORWALK.
nuanovan'rnns: 33 WALL ST.“
1 For Sale Cheap. 1.
’ BUILDING lot on Harriet street, 100x185
Inquire of D. J. SHEEHAN, No.5 Main
:BtlTQt- 569 tf
1'; , Mrs James! Mead
'r‘i'sl‘soHooLs-rasfe-jr.‘ man
His store on Washington.
, The trouble‘_
goes deeper, but this is ‘
office, 8 and, 9 Wall street. f A1
MRS. SMITH.—
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IOO- TONS- VERY- CHOICE
. Timothy Hay, ClOVer .
Timothy and Red Top Seed.
BEST'QUALITY.
ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS
HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GBOCERS, . ,
_ 9 and. 11 Wall Street.
THE D. M. READ CO.
BBIDGEPORT..
JCTIV‘ITT
IN {la/ERPWTS
Axminsters,
For Parlor and Reseption Rooms. ‘ .
Brussels ' , Y . '
For Dining Room and Libraries. A 1
Tapestries,
Fer Sleeping Rooms, etc.
Ingrams,
For any Reom 1n the House.
, Mattings, Rugs, ; _
Largest Variety 1n Town.
Oil Cloths, .
For Kitchen and Bath Room.
ViSit our-Carpet Room-
7' FREE DELIVERY DAILY. All goods purchased by customers residing 1n Norwalk or
. E D. M. READ 00
If not, theres
South Norwalk, delivered at their door free, of expense. TH
Hanlon . Bros.
......eLAss ANDRCROOKERY.
Htmion Bros.
SellBAKING ’POWDER,attheir
selection 01 PRESENTS from
a $6.000 stock.
Tea 250. PerPound.
MRs. SMiTH AND MRS. BROWN.
MRS BROWN -“Why, good afternoon. Mrs Smith. I’m so glad you’ve ceme; take of your
'things and stay to tea, it seems an age since you were here—the children all well '1”
- . . " 'Oh yes. quite well, thank you, but I don't think I ought to stay to tea
though, Id like to ever so much, you always have everything so nice, how do youmanage it?”
;, MRS.IBB0WN.—"Oh I don’t manage it at all; you know Mr. Brown does’nt earn but ten dol-
lars, a week, and we. used to trade at Charge .1; Dun’s, and we used to buythe cheapest kind of
. meat they had, and went behind every week at that, but now we have the best cuts or rib roast
(infill think. only 12% cents a pound) for dinner three times a week, and then what' 1s left‘ 1s nice
for supper. We think roast beef' 15 just as good cold as it 111 hot.”
‘MBS. SMITH.— ‘ So do I, but where 111 the world can you buy it for 12% cents a pound, we
have. to pay 18. and our butcher says beef has gone up, and next week it will be 20. "
MRS BROWN. ——“Why at the People’ s Market, don't you trade there! I thought everybody
did. You can get lovely strawberries for 180 a quart, and, and, Oh I don’t know what you can’t
get, and the prices, I never saw anything like it. My husband says its just like Washington
E=;.I'..I. WDHAMS, .-
Proprietor PeOple’ s Market.
.2LWall street, =-
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Telephone Call 57: 9
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' ing a wuss, store or shop.
Prospect avenue. or HorssR. R 96 tf
' well of water an barn; fine garden and fruit.
I Inquire of C, T.‘ CORNWALL, 40 France strclapgf
meetings.
" 'i’ 'j ONE 111de ONLY. .
JOHN P HOGAN 3'
HIGH OLJSS
VAUDEVILLE
CAO’MEDY co.
The most complete show. ever organized!
Headed by
JOHNP.IIOGA.N,
The world's champion jig dancer.
Kelly & Burges, the clever muslcal duo. lilies
Pearl Andrew- , the charming son: an
dance artist. William Smith, as the
tramp. Miss Eva Butler. 1n her origi- .
nal serplentine dance. Hariy Howard and
others;t e whole to conclude with the grand
comedy called
'5 111 USICAL MISERIE S. '
Tickets at Mitchell (1. Judd s
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All the fashionab‘e shapes in shoes for
ladies’ wear comprehends much, but thats
about the size and character of our exhibit
for the Fair, not of Chicago, but of f.Norwalk
Itsthe biggest exhib t t. 1 be seen, too, and
it’s drawing the largest 1 umber of admirers
and buyers. Fair shoes for fair wearers at
fair prices temptpurchasers. When it comes
to raiment. the feet are as important as the
head; indifferent footwear mals the whole
costume. So many pretty and new styles
make a choice easy.
Kid Shoes
F911 $5.50 3.00, 2,50, 2.00,1.65 and 1. 5.0 1.25 and
th 00.foir beauty and durability they take
on
GENTS’ 1.2KANGAROO SHOES, $3. (0, $4.00
and $5. 00. will cure sore feet.
CALI" SHOE/5.92. 90. 2. 50 3. 00, 3 50 and 5. 00
will Suit every time.
A. H. HOYT & SON.
stoc
Straw
Goods
and
Millinery
NOVBIUGS 1.1...
49 "’ALL STREET, - - NORII’AI 11
Misses St. John,
"Moréhon's's 85 Britta ,
CARPENTERS i
_ Plans furnished and estimates given.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
SHOP, N0. 9 WEST AVENUE.
ResidenCe. 9 Berkeley. Place and 72 Harbor AEVIe.
Frank H. Baxter.
PHARMACIST.
t! 8 Main Street Sorrel:- Hcrwalk
Real Estate For Sale!
Y ORDER of the Court of Probate for the
istrict of Norwal k, the subscriber
offers for sa 6 e former homestead of
Lorenzo Ells. deceased, situated at theh head
of Main street, in the Borough Of Norwalk,
consisting of dwelling house. small barn and
a out one acre of land: public water on t e
premises. Also an undivrded one-half part of
about 'one acre of land containing a small
deIvjfilling housel. situate? near} groadt Rive};
ge, ormery a or 1on o 6 es a e 0
Robert Ells, deceasedJ
5971w CHAS. OLMSTEAD, Administrator.
ADIES .—-Clean your own loves With
Mosduetaire Kid Glove eaner. For
sale only at the Boston Store, Norwalk the
leading house for dressed and undressed kid
gloves 111 all lengths and shades. Sole agents
or Foster’ s kid gloves“. 347 1 y
complete
We would respect-
fully solicit your
examinat on of the
same. Also a full
line of
CORSETS .
AND
HAIR GOODS.
FOR SALE.
' Half inch or less, 25 cos a day, or $1.00per week
4 0R SALE .—Medium size kitchen range.
Hot water back and connections. Inquire
at 120 West street, South Norwalk. 5 599 31:
on SALE —Ata bar sin. a second hand
Bigelow tubular be or, suiilmble 113111 heat-
App v to orw
Pattern Works, CHAs.A1srnIoan. Pr opri’Ietori
9015
oi: SALE .—A neat little cot to e of seven
rooms 011 Union- Place, ant. t ree min-
utes’ walk to Borougl Post-office and Dcht
Price $2, 500, $1,000 which camemain erms-
nently and only $500 required to be psi Idowx
Apply to Cannes OLMSTEAD. Act. 2711“
STORES AIVD APAR TZlIENTrS
RENT
0 RENT. —-The stO‘re,No. 2- James block.
, The lower apartments 111 new house on
Cross street. Possession at once ADIDIYS t0
1 '0 BEN}. .
Hair each or less. 25 cts a. day. Or $1.00 per week.
T0 BENT—House containin 8 rooms .
water on both floors in goo order; pos
session given immed Mately GOULD HOYT,
0 RENT —From May lst, the house. 14
Camp street. Gas, water, furnace , goo
OI'WG. ,
To RENT. —Store 'No. 10' Water street.51n-
. quire of Fun P111011. -_
0 RENT. ~No. 129 Harbor avenue three
rooms; Borough water: No. 131 Harbor
avenue, six rooms. Borough. water. Algply
to RALPH Moons, 100 East avenue, Norwa
T 0 R. E N '1‘.— Dwellings. No. 73 Harbor
avenue. Possession immediately Apply at
he Norwalk Gas 00‘ s office;Water street. 570tf
T0 RENT. —-St. George s Half]. 13 Main St. .,
for lodge, and a small hallf or trade union
Apply to ARTHUR WILLIAMSON 20
Chestnut street, Norwalk. 555 am
, WANTED. ' .
Half inch or less, 25 era a day. or. $1. 00 per week
‘NIANTED .a-Table boarders at 47 Belden
avenue Terms reasonable S.D.- Elon-
3; AN TED-£319 address of a_ mag-1111111119121“
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111.11 '9 Manner. NordgllglddsSouth Norwalk
all the
ln 9
_ OLOAKS
We take pllieagure in informing you that our I
Wis new full and
Grape rediessed by .
the Schriver patent -
.S'r. JOHN Locxwoon. Trustee . ' »' 76tf ’
51-0;ng . I ,. ; 1991317. ‘2
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,_ . styles
[; advertised
. tell] the
,// 4., 7-‘papers
”W out},.’.,‘,1,1.,,,,.1_-g '[f‘ -' and elect .
"*E-$I"j“'flffilh..1 '1 I‘ I. .3, big. vamety
" , of the .1.
. . _. ..-prettlest
X and 'bJle,§§E-i
yen would
, _ have ejust
«such a
If you
were to
take '
fashions.
given ‘
inthe
fashion
sheets, .
all the
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Telephone 911,! 57 4
. Telephone tall 57- 4
for that 8 just
whatwe have '
done. Same
with Dress
Goods.
. We
could
iill a
news pa.
per with
,colors and
phi-gm
tions but 115$
goods are here and
' do their own talking. I -_ . v ’
THE BOSTON STORE Cor Main and wan Streets
. «mm o. e t E
SPRING GA :13
MHOQQ-O 5-404»..—
including -~
In all the latest shapes and styles. our line th1s season
is far superior to any thing we have ever shown before 111
this line of goods, and contains all the latest novelties
K I D— G L )0 V» E ,.
All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter “Full
inc-w
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line of Foster Kid GlOves 1n Black and all the latest shades
sin 5 and 7 hock-s Ladies’ Walking. Gloves 111 Modes Tans,
. Slates and Browns. Biarritz GloVes in English Bedsand
Fox Browns. Self and black stiched Luc1lle 4 button Glace -; "
Rer Tan, Grays, Yellow and Pink. B13 011 Stitching, large; I
8 butt0n Mesquetaire in black and all the new 7
buttons.
shades. A guarantee with every pair of Gloveswe sell
TRIS 13AM & HY
THE E _ f_'s-DING' III? GQOES
EZETTE 3013111116
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WE are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments _
JACKETS CAPES AND WRAPS'
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