Mrs. James Mead, DRESSMAK ER ' 18 SCHOOLSTREET.:“5773m —-—.—- Clalrvoyant worth. If you, are ADAME ROSS. the well-known clairr vogant throughout the states can be , consults at any time on business matters or anythin pg you desire to know. Room 2. Old Well Hotel, South Norwalk. 14 2w Read the GAZETTE. ' - Advertise in the GAZETTE Free Delivery. Subscribe forMETTE. Ix ' NO LOTTERY ABOUT THIS Everybody gets their money’s " not satisfied with the goods bring them tack and get y1 ur money. ' Everything in the crockery and house-furnishing line. H. H. .WILLIAMS, 15 WALL S TBEE'I‘, NORWALK \ “New .s‘ By Presenting This Coupon and $2. at wish \ e.\ \\\\\\\‘ \\ regularprz'ce of wbz'clz z's THREE DOLL/IRS. \NV /\\ LEWIS’ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 11 W711; street, eztber on may 19, 20, 21, 22, 1893, you can secure ONE ‘DOZEJY C abmet P/zotograpbs, tbe As“ M‘s \\\ hi.\\ \\\\§\\\\\ \\\\\‘\\\\§\\\\\\\\\\\\ s\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\ \ s\\\\\ :\\\\\\\\ s\\\\\\\\\\\\\\l\\\\ s\\\“\§\‘ I\\\ \\\\\\V\ \\\\\.\\\\\\“ \\\\\\‘T \\\\\\\\\\\I\\\\‘\\\\ \x\\\\\\\\ \‘§\\\\\\\‘. \\\\\\\\\\ \\'\\\\ QRMN \\\\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\s\\\\ \\\\\\‘.‘(\\\X\\\\\\\ \\\\“; /, GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. \\\\‘L\\\\\\~\‘l\/' \\\\\\‘I\ \\ \\ \ sass '/.\®\\\\\\ as; \\ \ \‘ YR“ \\ ‘ \\\\\ it mO-LTONS- VERY-CH OICIL Timothy l—lay, ClOVeI‘ Timothy and Red Top Seed. BEST QUALITY. 111.12. amps GARDEN snaps HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS, 9 and,11_Wa11 Street. THE D. M. READ CO. BHIDG—EPORTJ JOTEBBETL Tit- :4- mzé 9;: ‘1‘:3/“ ER? rue/EEEFE" TE Axminsters; - i i For Parlor and Reception Booms._ ' Brussels, For Dining Room and Lit-Ionics . Tapestries, For Sleeping Rooms, etc. Ingrains, ' For any Room in the House. Mattiugs, Rugs, , Largest Variety in Town, Oil Cloths, For Kitchen and_Bath Room. Visit our Carpet Room. FREE DELIVERY DAILY. EAll goods purchased by customers residing in Norwalk or E D. READ CO. South Norwalk. deliv ered at their door free, of expense. T H M. . see peeps _. GOLD-LINED TEA-POTS FROM .1 OHNSON Bees, ENGLAND. WE GIVE ONE WITH EVERY BAKING OOOOOOOOOO an? LB. OF OOOOOOOOOOO POWDER These goods are sold by the trade for 90c each. HANLON BLOTLLLS. - 8 c2? 9 WALL STREET. 3i” ”**-*‘: E RECEI‘UE to-day :roe sbad, 10c, Long Fresh Fish; Fresh Fish: Fresh Fish Fresh Fish Fresh Fish. Fresh Fish >** but steak, 20c. and first qualzytbrougbout. *** r *1 fisb, 8gc ,porgz'es, 10c; eral, 15c; eels, 12$c ; cod steak, 12},c;halz'— Nortb Rz'ver Island blue fresb mack- Our stock of ME/l TS, FRUITS, VEG- E TABLES, E TC ., is, as usual, complete, SATISFACTION G UARANTEED FREE DELIVER»??- ' it t"*** E. J. WADHAMs, Proprle for 13N- MainStreet, * -. 9 _ i reigsggtgt‘l‘nt People’s Marketi " ~Nurwalk and So. Norwalk. L'o *2: aaaaaaeaaraea M Itetxie-l’ca-r-a-ur $210 Wall wStreet. *Telephone kCall, * 57- * **.********** .10. solute‘lz/ Independent TUESDAY. MAY-16,1893. Orrnnsn AT THE POST Omen, 1N Nonwm as 11 NEWSPAPER. 300.111 NORW-ALK. —Boys wanted to sell the GAZETTE in South Norwalk. Box 9, at Cross street, will be tested at 12. 05 to-morrow. The Norwalk Wheel club will have a run to Compo Beach Wednesday night. Lieutenant‘Parsons of Company Q, of Winsted, has been appomted cap- t 1in of that company. The base ball game between the Nor- walk and Yale teams will be play ed next Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs George D. Keeler, of Elizabeth street, have returned home from a pleasant visit with friends in New Haven. Ex-councilman A. B. Coley and son W. A. Coley, of the post-office, started this morning for an extended trip through Maryland and V11 gima. ' Messrs. Thomas Reynolds and B. Kindelein have accept-ed pOsitions with a Boston pottery house, and are now canvassing this section of Con necticuf. Mr. Frank Mayo, the celebrated ro- mantic actor, supported by a powerful company of first class artists, will ap- pear_ at Music Hall next Friday even- ing in his famous play,‘ ‘Davy Crock- ett.’ The funeral of Mrs. Henry Zargus, was held this afternoon. The members of the Ger mania Sseugerbund rendered selections. Many beautiful floral tIi- butes rom friends of the deceased Were received. The batallion drill of the three Bridgeport companies was held at their armory last night under command of Colonel Frost. The movement in riot drill, street column and square, in par- ticular, used in resisting a riot, were executed promptly by both officers and men. The sociable given at Quittner’ s hall last night by the Owl club was one of the most successful of the season. A large party was present and all present enjoyed themselves until long past midnight. Music was furnished by Sheppard and Buckley. The aflair was a decided success, socially and finan- cially. .9. The Horse Know “1131. “'as Needed. A remai kablc exhibi tion of instinct was exhibited by a horse at Oil City one day last week. Sunday night the horse was brought into the stable lame, and the stablemcn thought it was from a sprain. They were rubbing the leg with liniment Monday morning, when the horse broke away from them and ran in- to a blacksmith’s shop in the neighbor- hood. Here he wheeled up to the horse- shoer and lifted up his lame leg. The man examined 'the leg and foot and found that an improperly driven nail had penetrated into the quick of the foot. The shoe was reset, and the horse returned to the barn. l—Chicago Herald. New York Women Who Love Jewels. Mrs. Grosvenor Lowery has a passion for the Spanish topaz, while Mrs. George Kidd is equally fond of yellow ame- thysts. Mme. Roda, formerly the well known Mme. Barrios, has a collar of pearls and diamonds which is unique in its way. She has also a stomacher of Opals and diamonds—New York Re- ARE YOU Losing Your Appetite? SOMETHING Better Than Medicine! IF YOU want something nice for supper, stop in on your way home and tr that delicious smoked beef of ours. We ta e the cake on smoked beef and cheese. at least so our customers say. ALL KINDS OF FANCY CHEESE. Domestic cheese either sharp 01 mild, and lots of other little relishes, with which we can tempt that appetite back again. Best Tea, ..... . ..... . ........... 7 ....... 500 per lb Best Coffee” 3% per 1b Port, Sherry, Grape and Blackberry .............................. 500 bottle Choice 1Table Claret Wine" . - .593 Maryland Club Whiskey' is the wheels and best- for medicinal l.use All kinds Table Lagers. and ales also Impou- ed Stout, by the bottle or dozen. We have put our prices down to the bottom notch. We have found that it pays to do this, and shall continue in the future to give our patrons the very best goods at the very lowest gures. BETTS & FARRINGTON 4 LEADING GROCERS, COR. WALL AND WATER STS. THURSDAY MAY. 18. F REE} EH‘IEATHEYM- HOUSEWORTH’S PERFECTION GLASSES. E. HOUSEWORTH EYE SPECIALIST. Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make no 0 arged to examine eyes. All g asses fiuaranteed with prices to suit the times. is way of fitting the eyes is as different frOm others as day and night. A. W. Austin’s Jewelry Store. . 4‘ NOTICE HBY has remoyed his WagOn Works to his new sho in the rear of his house.- 14 Cross. street. 199111.11 its tape ”on line. T epu é‘ar fair treatment, Cgood .wwor rices. New an seicond~h and sets r01: SALE. worth the money. 'et with’ any. in in d ,gbeing situated 0 AGONS AND 607 1w avinguncreased facilities an? ‘« - sand reasonab ble‘i Fnday hang, May 19 Special Engagement, Americas Representa- ‘ tive Romantic Actor. . FRANK MAYO, In his original creation and masterpiece, the woo and romance, DAVY CROOKETT’ Which has been called by the critics. “4n [dyll of the Backwood s. ‘ A Symphony in Leaves and Mosses.” ‘A New Biith to our New Soul." “An American Poem. ” “The First America," Stronger and bettei than ever! A Powerful Com andyl! Speical Scenery and Effects!!! A Finis 1e Representation. l!!! ' A perfect play. perfectly presented by a er- fect cast. P1"“ices .5, 50 and 350. Charts at P ais- ted’s and Hale s. Real Estate For’Salc. PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Pro hate for the district of Norwalk. the sub- scriber will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Thursday. May [25th. 1893.3 at 0 o’clock afternoon, (unless previous- ly disposed of at private sale) all such right, title and intere'su as J 0H NH. RD * MSEN. late of death In or to those several tracts of landnvilh the buildings thereon. all situated' 1n said N01- walk , viz: The homestead lately occupied by said deceased on Cliff street, so- -called, in quan- tity three acres of land, more or less. one tract of and on France street. so-cal ed, with; a dwelling house and out- buildings thereon, in quantity one acre, more or less. and about twelve acres of land on the West Rocks road, so-called. Sale to commence at said home- stead. Terms and conditions made known at time of sale. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber, who is specrally authorized to make said sale. BCOOLIDGE. Dated at Norwalk, Mayor 31d,1893 6069 9t TOTh the CommissiOners of Fairfield County. he undersigned hereby applies for a license to sell sprituous and intoxicating liquors. pursuant to the laws of the State new in force relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors at the building known as Gregorys Point Hotel' In the' Town of Nonvalk, in said Count t.y 11c.el JOHN E. O SULLIVAN. [Dated at NmS walk the 8th day of May, 1893: EndorSed by the follow mg five electors and taxpayers of said town, none of whom are licensed dealers in intoxicating liquors, and are not endorsers on any other application. Hezekiah M. Fillow,S . W. G1 egory. Stiles W2; Curtis, G. J. Bloom, Charles McGrath, N01- WCounty of Fairfield, Town of Norwalk. this 8th day of May. 1893. I. TownC Clerk of said Town. hereby certify pursuant to the statute In such case provided. that this application endorsed as aforsaid, has been submitted to me, and If further certify that each _of said endorsers is an elector and taxpayer in said town, and that a copy of the foregoing application, including the abov 9 written indorsement has been filed with Iine. Att test, HEB ERT R. SM Clerk of saidI Tonn. ,‘L' ’ It“ is guaranteed to hold on all hills when tires are blown hard as they shOuld be, and when wanted to prevent accident. it is in the place to hold and will not tear the hub from the spokes when so applied. Take the railroad train, the carriage Or any other conveyance, you will find the brake on the tire where it Is sure to the VICTOR. GREGORY BROTHERS, AGENTS FOR TOWN OF NOBWALK. HEADQUARTERS: 38 WALL ST. DIED. BROTHER’I‘ON. —- David Brotherton died this m01 ning in Weston. aged" 15 years. He leaves a wife- and one daughter, Mrs. Thos, Bradley, of Norwal k. Funeti’gl from his late residence, Wednesday, a p. m. TO RENT. a .Halr much or less. 25 063 a duo. or $1.00 per week. 0 RENT .—Four large rooms with pantry and clesets on first floor; at No.7 Chest- nut street. Possession immediately. In uire f.E H. FILLow, No.5 Chestnut street, or- ough. 5 tf 0 RENT. ——From May 1st. the house. 14 Camp street. Gas, water, furnace good well of water and barn; fine garden and fruit. Inquire of C, ’1‘. CORNWALL, 40 France street Norwalk, f 0 RENT. -——Store No.10 Water street.5 In- quire of PLATT PRICE. 62tf T 0 R E N T. -— Dwellings, No. 73 Harbor avenue. Possession Immediately Apply at he Norwalk Gas 00’ s ofiice,Water street. 570tf mo RENT .——St. George’ s hHall, 13 Main St. ., .1, for lodge, and a- small 111111 for trade union meetings. pply to ARTHUR WILLIAMSON. 20 Chestnut street. Norwalk 555 am FOR SALE Halt inch or less, 25 653 a day, or $1.00per week 01c SALE—The house No. 39 'Biverside avenue, South Norwalk. 7 rooms and 1Irilpdern improvements. Apply toF. H.301:- FOB SALE—At a. bar sin, a second hand Bigelow tubular b0 at. suitable for heat- ing a house, store or shop. Apply to Norwalk Pattern Works, Cans. Ars'ruonrn. IProprfifiori t 03 SALE .—A neat little out ta (-1 of seven rooms on Union Place. ant. t ree min utes walk to Borougl Post-office and Depot Price $2.500. $1.000 of which can'remain ermi- nently and only $500 required to be pai dowx Apply to CHARLES OLMSTEAD. Agt. ' 2'76” STORES AT‘VD APAR 1 ’M EN T18 ' ’ 1'0 RENT. 0 RENT. —The store. No 2 James block. The lower apartments in new house on Cross street. PosseSsion at once. Apply to F. ST. JOHN Locnwoon.’1‘r’ustee. . 576tf WANTED. Half inch or less. 25 013 a day. or 31.001201 week _ANTED .—-A floorman in horse-shoeing 8.11019 JOHN LYGETT, 14 Cross Stdohezi‘t Norwalk. Conn. ANEED. *Rooms and board in private . family forlady and gent enianJ nurse Baby dares. s.w ANTED‘u- The address ofm' armada that can compare in pricesm Pao- te PLE’ s MARKET. Norwalk and South Norwalk said Norwalk. deceased, had at the time of his . hold. That 1s the way you will find fig; 6% l ' Heme Life , . . Afiered by a, . 'i _ i: . . V,::.‘ll.;:-::t We haveSeoured a , ,. stock of the new P URITJJV“ PIJV’ 7 It bas a Point tbat won’t curl up. It wort ’.lbeud under auy ordinary treatment. It can be used in starcbed linen and act bead. lt’ s a little tbmg in tbe Home Life, but its ' Point is Perfect. ' i The Price Of the Puritan Pin the WOIld over is 19.0 a paper Pin 1.11 1M»; Everyone ‘ . ls buying ' . " . ~ Suntan Here’s where the magic Work ‘ ‘ ms. of making pin money comes in, Everyone . _* .. . .V - . - H, . Issaving . MOWEY Mifl‘DE'OUT 0F PISNS. ' _ Puritan You buy the Puritan Plu at our store and we will ac-i Pin cept as Three Cents casb 011 am) future purchase the r, " words, Puritan Pia, wttb pin 'ruumug tbrougb saza’ words, Joupons. whz’cb are found on eacb paper of tbese pzflus ' HERE’S PIN MONEY FOR EVERYBODY. Printed wool challies, 150. yd. 10 yds for 81. 35 and five pin coupons. . Four- inch Henrietta, 39c yard, 8. yards for $2. 88, and eight pin coupbns. .Ladies’ seamless fast black hose, two pair for 19c, and two pin coupons. Ladies’ combination suits for 80 cents and five pin irouxJions Foster kid gloves for 85c pair, and five pin coupons. The pin cdupons are g :od from now on, any time at our store. THE BOSTON STORE, COR. Mu‘llc‘N AN‘D chlLL STREETS. 1' ELE PHONE CALL, 57-4. W SPECIAL. ALEOF CORSETS RISTRA HYATTS, No.2 GAZETTE BUILDING. fifiiE WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY. MAY 13th 50 doz OORSETS which we will sell at leSs than one half the regular price. These goods are made by THE BRIDGEPORT CORSET COMPANY, and are regular $1. 00, 125 and 150 qualities We Shall give our cus- ( L are sold at that very lOW price Subject to manufacturer s imperfections. , g _' -, A Jackets and Capes .' and outside Garments received durlng the past, week ‘RISL A THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE e GAZETTE BUILDING NORWALK CONN tomers their choice Of the lot at‘5OO per pair. The goods- New styles in Ladies’, Misses’liand'childreu’s Jackets, ,7, (”i
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