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lOO- TONS- VERY— CHOICE
Timothy ii ay, Clover
Timothy and Red Top Seed.
jsEST QUALITY. ‘
ALEX KIND” GARDEN
HOLMES, KEELER 84 SELLEC bOlleAh ‘1'".
WHOLESALE GROCEBST
9 and 13. W4 all Entrees. .
THEE. M. READ @0.
E3 .h‘hIDGEPORT-i
aer'TIWTse
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Axminsters,
‘ » FOr Parlor and Recap ion Looms.
Brussels,
For Dining
Tapestries,
I For Sleeping Booms, etc
Ingrains,
For any Room 1n the Hou- c.
Mattings, Rugs,
Largest Variety 1n Town.
Oil Cloths,
For Fitchen' and .Bath Room.
Visit sear Carpet Room.
F R EE DELIVE RY DAILY. EAll goods purchased bv customeis 1 esidinpg 1n Norw alk 01'
South Norw alk, delivered at their door free, of expense. TH E D. M. REA D 00
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GOLD-LINED TEA-POTS
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WE GIVE ONE WITH EVERY LB. or
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Room and Libraries.
These goods arefisold by the trade for 90c each.
flannou ”mourning.
8 do 9 warns. STREET-
Fresh Fish.
Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish
21TH“ E RECEI‘UE to day North River
.3. W35 in shad, 106; Long Island blue
*** * * fish ,822; porgzes, 102; fresh (nae/e-
end, 152 eels, 1212,1021 steak, 122e,- halt-
hut steak, 202.
:4022rst06kofMF/4TS, FRUITS VEG-
ET/t BLES, E TC ., 2's, as 22.,sual complete,
' on South Main street.
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Absolutely "Independent.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1833.
(‘42: 1415112111 AT Tan 2351' OFFICE. 11¢ Konwana
AS A NEWSPAPER.
SOUTH NORWALK.
H. Werner 1s moving to Valley Place
to day.
——Boys wanted to sell the GAZETTE
in South Norwalk.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. O. O. F.,
rehearsed the second degree last night.
The members of the Norwalk Wheel
night.
M1 James Sengalein has accepted a
position in the Mahackemo Billiard
parlor.
Mr. and Mrs Norton of this city,
are spending a week with friends in
Brooklyn.
Department Commander Rogers, of
New Haven, will attend the Douglass
Fowler camp fire Thursday evening.
The closing arguments in the case of
made 'iuesd- 11y afternoon before Jus-
lice .',Bar1ett who reserve 4d decision
until Thursday Eftc1 noon 3
Two Italians attempted to sins-14.3 a bi-
cycle belonging to :4. clerk 11.1 one of the
“stores in thc lllahackcmo Block, yes-
terday, but were caught in the not,
and forced l()’glV6 up the whee.
that is the matter with our city
water? It is so muddy at time-rs that
it is unfit for use. The fire hydrants
should be opened and the water per-
mitted to run until the pipes broome
filled with clear water.
A welll known business 111a11.not fzu
from our office, yesterday received the
latest sample ofy the Summer hat,f1'o1n
some of his friends, who are never sat-
isfied with. the style of hat he, wears.
The hat came by expless. and the
style Of the hat is known as, ‘Yes.
Dot’s Him.”
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Ziruus
was largely attended from her home‘
on \Veet street yesterday afternoon.
Rev. A. Apitz officiated and the mem-
bers of the Germania Seengerlmnd ren—
dered two sclect10ns.l‘he floral il‘lll—
utes were very beautiful. The. poll
bearers Wore Messrs. Carl Fielcr, A}
Schmitt, William Weisheil. John Ries-
tercr, John Hinkclmeycr and Charles
Sassong. The interment was in Union
cemetery.
The Young Men’s Debating club
met last night at 1.10 Temperance H.111
The subject for
debate was, “Resolved, that the peace—
ful annexation of Hawaii and Canada
would be for the interest of the United
States.” Charles Benedict affirmative
Cortlandt Hiladon, negative. Mr. Ben-
edict was aWardcd the debate, which
was very interesting. It was voted to
hold an informal debate in June, to
which, the public will be invited. The
subject will be given out on that night
and all will participate.
lllUSlC Haiti.
SO UT]! NOR "'ALK.
Friday Evening, May 1.9.
Special Engagement, Americas Represent).-
tive Romantic Actor .
FRANK MATT},
In his original creation and masterpiece, the
woodland romance,
DAVY OROOKE’FT
Which has been called by the critics: “An
[dyll of the Backwoods,’ ‘A Symphony in
Leaves and Mosses,” A New Birth to our
New Soul. ” “An American Poem ” “The First
America,"
Stronger and better than ever. l A Powerful
Companyl! Speical Scenery and Effects!!! A
Finished ltepr esentation. l I l l
A perfect play. perfectly presented bya )cr-
fectcast.P1'iccs 1’5, 50 and 350. Charts at P ais-
teds and Hale’s.
THURSDAY, MAY. 18.
F REE} Erhhlittl‘l
EOUSE‘W’C) ClRTi: ’81
PER4 FFC T IGE‘T G .L-AQSLU
E. HO U SE W ORTH
EYE SPECIALIST.
Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make
no charge to examine eyes. All glasses
fiuaranteed with prices to suit the times.
13 way of fitting the eyes is as diff'e1ent
from others as day and night.
A. W. Austin’s Jewelry
Store.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
OTICE is hereby given that the under"
N signed, Collector of Taxes, under and
by virtue of a certain tax warrant, duly exe-
cuted and signed by proper authority and di-
rected to the undersigned, commandmg him
to levy and collect of
PHILIP F. LENHART.
and other per sons named 111 the rate book, on
the list to said warrant annexed their several
pro ortions of the sum total as therein stated,
sai sum being a tax or assessmn nt laid upon
the assessment list made 1n 1891 by the inhabi-
tants of the town of N orwalk, regularl and
legally assembled, to wit, on the 26th ay of
December, A.D.,18_91 met for the purpose of
roviding for the in ebtedness of said town,
evies upon the following described real estate
of said PHILIP F. LENHART, situated in t- e
Town of Norwalk, at Prospect Hill, so called,
and bounded as follows. to wit
Northerly by land of Thomas Brush, and
land of Darius N. Couch, 342 9-10 feet, eastc1ly
by highway knoWn as Prospect avenue, 105
feet. southerly by land of Edwin Gr. .uoyt
205 5- 10 feet 1n part, and 1n part by land now
or late of the Nor walk Savings Society 183 3- 10
feet, and westerly by land. now 014 late of said
lSavmgs scalety 50 feet 1n par t, and 1n pa1t by
land of the heirs of Lawrence M. Stevens, cle-
ceased 142 5-10 to e.t
And l: shall sell at Public Auction on the
gremises herinbe‘fore described, on the 226.
893, at 110 clock forenoon.
so much thci'eo . as will raise the sum of
Thirty-Five Dollars, ($35. 00) that being the
proportion of said PHILIP 1". LENHABT, of; the
sum total' 111 said list ,together with the charges
of levy, sale, c to. ,
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FIGSh F153] aiul f rst quality throughout damaging;
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4..X.....S.....l E4 4’ WADHAMS Proprietor ”‘* ** *“**
: ' mNorwalk, ’i- , . i 21 \NVan Stieel.
Telgph?n§ Call * Perle 8 market ‘ - . *Tclephon‘e Call,
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NorWalk and So. Noeralk.
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xCo’lle‘oto‘rA, List 18431. ,
ated at Norwalk. May 17th,A..D,1893.
club will hold a club run to Compo to- .
lohn Fl.‘ Hardy, vs. Prof. Wilson, W'ele _
Know: P3
Fifty years ago established its superiority as a home drink
and from that time it has led all others.
quisitely delicate flavor, a thirst-satisfying
absolute purity, and costs so little.
Rootbeer Extract will make from six to ten gallons of a nec-
., tar fit for a king, especially an American king, and that.
means everybody.
0TBEER.
EXTRACT?”
Look for? this
Trade Mark.
It isa ~
Guarantee of
ECONOMY,
PURlTY. '
SUPERIORITY.
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It- possesses an on
strength, and
One bottle of Knapp’ s
All Grocers and Drugg'ists, 25c. bottle.
None So Good.
None Goes so Far.
Real Estate For Sale.
UBSUANT to an order of the Court of Pro-
bate for the district of N01 walk the sub-
scriber will offer for sale at public auction, to
ehighest bidder, on Thu1sday, May 25th,
1893, at 20 ’clock afternoon, (unless previous-
ly disposed of at p1ivate salHe) all such right,
title and intl'er set as J OHV .REMSEN. late of
said Npr walk deceased, had at the time of his
death 111 or to those several tracts of land, with
the buildinrlgs the1eon, all situated 1n said Nor-
walk, v1z: lhe homestead lately occupied by
' said deceased on Clifi street, so called, in quan-
tity three acres of land, more or less, one tr act
of land on France street, so- called, with a
dwelling house and out- buildings ther eon, in
quantity one acre, more 01 less: and about
twelve acres of land 011 the West Rocks road,
so- called. tale to commence at said homo-
stead. Terms and conditions made known at
time of sale. For lu1thcr particulars inquire
of the subsc1ibc1', “1101s spoolally authorized
to make said sale.
0.13 .COOLIDGE.
Dated at Norwalk, May 3rd,1893 606 9t
LOLS'I'.
051‘. —-1.cmon white Pointer; answers to
name of ‘Joker.” The find er will be
suitablyrewardcd by returning same to6 No.
44 Main street. 608 St
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Half won or less. 25 ate a (tall or $1.00 per week.
f O RENT —Fiv 6 very nice rooms on Wall
street over Glover Jr, Ulseu’ 5 store. Ap.
ply at Won
0 RENT .——Four laige rooms with pantry
and clesetson first floor at No. 7 Chest-
nut street. Possession immediately. Inquire
no the premises or of E. H 14',1LLow No.5
Chestnut street. Borough. 5tf
0 RENT .—F1'om May let, the house, 14
Camp str.eet Gas, water, furnace, good
well of water and barn; 'fine garden and fruit.
Inquile of C,’l (.0114: WALL, 40 France street,
Norwalk, 17
0 RENT —Store No.10 Water street.561n-
quirc of PL ATT PRICE. 9”
.DANN’ s Harness Store. 608 tf
T 0 RENT.— Dwellings, No. ’13 Harbm
av cnua. Possession immediately Apply at
he Norw alk Gas ()0 s officc,W.1te14 street. 570tf
m0 RENT T.——St. GeorchHall, 13 Main _St. .,
for lodge, and a small hall for trade union
meetings. Apply to Aurnuu WILLIAMSON 20
Chestnut street. Norw alk. - . 555 3m
FOR SALE .
JJuU inch or less, 25 ate a do: , 0241001322 week
01:. SALE .—'I‘hc house NO-
avenue, South Norwalk. 7 rooms and
modern improvements. Apply to F- H- tBOE-I
.19 .
RUM.
on: SALE. —At a. bargain, at second hand
Bigelow tubular boiler, suitable for heat-
ing a house, store or s11 )p. Applv t0 Norwalk
Pattern Works. Cnuss Ars'rsonPE, Pr opriegori
t
, 01: SALE .—"1 neat little comagc of seven
rooms on Union Bloc-3, 14,111 fi‘hlee min-
utes walk to Boron gl Post-office and Depot
Price 4 2.500, $1,00001 which c1-11rem4t1.11‘01‘mr-
nently and only $.001cq aired to be paid dcm
Apply 1.. 1 {Sultans 1)111$1E.-.)..~1:zt. - 27M
S'l ORES AND AP 1].? III/4). v'TAS
1 1'0 RL’. VT.
0 RENT. ——-The store No.2 James block.
The lowe1 apartments in new house .011
Cross street. Possession at once‘. Apply to
F. ST. JOHN Locxw 00D, ’Irustee 576 tt’
l’l’ AN ZED}.
Hall’mch or less, 25 063 (1. author $1.00 per week .
ANTED .~—A fioOrman- 4n horse-shoeing
shop. JOHN LicETT, 1.1 Gross street.
Norwalk, Conn.
ANTED .—Roon1s and board in private
family. for lady and gentleman, nurse,
and baby. Address 4's: W,” care GAZETTE.
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4AN’1‘ED'— The address of a market that
30 Riverside
can compare in prices with th e PEO-.
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Here’s Where the magic work
of making pin money comes in,
Mower/14.242313 OUT OF PIJYS.
You buy the Puritan Pin at our store and we will ae-
eepz' as Three Cents cash on any future purchase the:
words, Puritan Pin, with p222 running through saza’ war ads
which are found on each paper of these pins.
We have secured a
stock of the new
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It won’t bend under any ordznary treatment
It can he used 2'22 starehed linen and not bend
It s a lu‘tle thing 2n the Home Ly‘e, hut its
HERE 5 PIN (MONEY FOR EVER Y‘BODY.
Printed wool challies, 150. yd. 10 yds for _°$1.u5 and five pin coupons
Fou’r— inch Henrietta, 39c yard, 8 yards for $2. 88, and eight pin coupons _ _
Ladies’ seamless fast black hose, two pair for 19c, and two pin coupons. . '
. Ladies’ combination suits for 80 cents and five pin coupons. ,
Foster kid gloves for 85c pair, and five pin coupons. 4 - .
The pin coupons are 3' 2011 from now on, any time at our store.
THE BOSTON STORE
COR. Mal/W AND anL STREETS
IELEPHOVE CALL, 57'- 4.
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