D A I L Y N O R WALK : G A;-1Z~E<T TE
Mrs James Mead, .
DRESSMAKER
Is SCHOOL STREET
5773111
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Clarrvoyant
ADAME ROSS. the well-known clairr
A vo ant throughout the states can be
uconsulteg at any time on business matters or
on desire to
South N orwalk 14 2w
anythin
Well Hote,
0W. Room 2. 01d
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ABOUT THIS I Absolutely Indepenéefege‘t.
Every Ody gets theii money’s I
worth. If 3oua1e not satisfied
with the goods b1.ng them i ack
and get yr ur money.
Everything 'in the crockery
' and house furnishing line.
Free ‘ elivery. ‘
H. H. WILLIAMS,
15 WALL S TREET,
‘ NORWALK
MON DAY. MAY 22,. 1393;
As A NEWSPAPER.
SOUTH NORWALK.
_Don’t forget the Germania ball,
Tuesday evening. May 30.611-1W.
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ter J W. Dake, remains unchanged
tO-day. '
costs for drunkness by Justice Barrett
this morning.
‘ gThe Norwalk Wheel Club held a very
successful club run to New Canaan yes-
terday afternoon.
Mr. W. J. Shefiier, formerly of Nor-
walk, now of New Haven, spent Sun-
day with friends 1n town.
The ladies of the Arion Singing soci-
ety will hold a necktie and apron soci-
able at their hall to- night.
S. O. Seymour and Charles Olmstead
were before Justice Barrett this morn-
Ioo-TONS- VERY- CHOICE
Timothy Hay, Clover
Timothy and Red FOp Seed.
_ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS
BEST QUALITY.
HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
9 and. 11 Wall Street.
ing on a charge of drunkenness. They
were found guilty and fined $1 and
costs each, which they paid.
George and William Lauder returned
- home Saturday night from a trip with
and are playing this afternoon with the
Nnrwalks against the Yale Consolidat-
editeam
One of Jacob Schaub’s teams wan-
dered away from the market last Sat-
urday afternoon and started up North
Main street. He was stepped in front
of Theile’ s cigar store and held until
the owner appeared.
A horse belonging to Jennings and
Waterbury, broke from the Wagon Sat-
urday afternoon on Washington street
crossing and started to run. The
THE D. M. READ COMPANY
BRIDGEPORT.
Save money and receive
“Courteous
Treatment_
Acknowledged
Headquarters for »
CABPETS,
CURTAINS,
auoss
NAIIINGS.
fine china,
Fine '
Glassware,
Silverware,
_ lie and
Woodenware.
"E ARE SHOWIVG THE LARGEST
and CHOICEST ASSORTEIEL T 0141
{SPRING AND. S UllfllIER
oasss'
Gooosr
To be found in the country.
House Furnishing Dept.
In the basement.
R121 RIGERATORS AND 01L
A specialty.
S T0 "V ES
If! TCHEN, UTEN SI LS 0F A1 L .7le DS.
frightened animal was soon stopped by
Elbert Clark. Beyond the wrecking
of the harness no damage resulted.
—-Don’t forget the Germanic. ball,
Tuesday evening ,May 30. 611- lw
While acting as umpire in .. base ball
game at Darien, last Saturday, Charles
Pennington of this city was quite badly
injured. He was umpiring without a
mask, when a foul tip struck him on
the nose, badly mashing it, and render-
ing Mr. Pennington _unfit for further
duty _as umpire. It is feared thas his
nose is broken.
John B. Betts, employed at William
A. Brown’s hat factory,and Mr. BroWn
became involved in a difficulty, Satur-
day morning, which arose over a dis-
pute between the two men regarding
the amount of money Mr. Betts should
receive for his services last week. A
war of words followed and as a result,
the matter is now in the hands of a
lawyer.
Free Delivery
Daily. .
All goods pur-
chased by cus-
tomers residing
'in Norwalk or
South Norwalk.
DELIVERED at
their door FREE
OF EXPENSE.
see .DOZEN’
com—LINED TEA-POTS
“PROM
JOHNSONBROS ., ENGLAND.
WE GIVE ONE WITH EVERY Laos
90000 0000
BAKING
Fresh Fish .
, . . FreshFish
f1 Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish
. :Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish
These goods, are sold by the trade for 900 each.
EANLON Blane-main.-
‘1 , . _ 8 c2: 9 WALL STREET.
i
W grime shad, roe ;
bunt-steak, 206.
cud f rst quulzty throughout.
yew-I. E RECEIUE today North RAW
Long Island blue
****** fist, 81c; routes, 106; fresh mack-
eral, 15c; eels, 1215,1011 steak. 123.6 Mali-
-- 'Oursrock of MEATS, FRUITS l/EG
ETABLES, ETC ., 13 as usual, complete,
SATISFACTION
G UARANTEED
V c” 1,: ‘_ _. FREE DELIVERY.
‘, .; assuage: **-).+.é
: . ““lajNflain’Stree‘tA
walk.
Telephone Call. *
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E J WABHAMS Proprietor
Peoplé 3 Market. .
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
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fijaasfieenaaa
5* 21 Wall Street. ,, -
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Fine shoes are the only tolerable footwea1.
Appearance and comfort being everything In
them. only those up to the standard in these
two particulars can be called “ fine. ” Mark
well that 1n Norwalk the place for fine shoes
suited to wearers of any age or sex is
HOYT’S, of No. 37 Wall Street.
Everything desirable' 1n footwear. Shoes may
be down In the world but low as their position
is they are too conspicuous to be allowed to
get unsightly.
We have the fineSt $3 kid shoe.
The best $2. 50 kid shoe.
The prettiest $1. 50 kid shoe
The best t$1 25 ladies oxfords.
Russet shoes to suit everybody. r
. Youth’s shoes, 80c; boys’, 900; men‘ 5, $1.
,Enormm
37 WALL STREET.
Ora‘EnaD AT THE POST OFFICE, IN Non-WALK
THEOLD _ ~
, HOMESTEAD"
William Wakely was fined $1 and-
the Yale Law School base ball club, .
f“?,_-Opera- House. Norwalk. .
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ONENIeHT ONLY.
0 l! LEBRA TED PLAY
L'Undei the Management of E. A. McFAR-
LAN.D Scenery new! , Company same that
has so successfull produced the (play in a
the large cities rIces. $1. 00, 50 an 35 cents.
Seats on sale at Mitchell and Judd‘ s
GRAND
TO BE GIVEN BY ’
ST. MARY’S
1’16011‘. J. H. II L IN EN, Conductor
Admis ion 25- cents, Reserved seats. 50 cents
Chm t opens at Mitchell & Judd’ s, Norwalk.
and Pla1sted’s ,So Nerwalk, Wednesday,May 25.
ALDERMAN’S
OPINION.
TfiISEE 15 to certDify that I have used SAW
R’S DAND ELIONC OMPOUNDs
blood purifier and arilpetizing tonic with ilthe
very best results.1‘ _ are never before given
my testimonial fer any patent medicine from
the fact that I had little faith In them. For a
long time I have been troubled wilh chronic
constipation. re‘s'tilting' 1n loss or appetite and
sick headache, and most of the tune felt mis-
erable. After trying sarsaparilla. pills. and
many other rem dies with no ood results.
was Induced by a friend to ta 6 SAWYEB’ S
DANDE LION COIMPUUND. Before the first
bottle was takenI felt like a new man, a
trouble from constipation vanished, headache
disappeared and instead of having an appetite
like an invalid I ate like a longshoreman. I
take great pride In recommending this remedy
Sfileudid familymedic1ne.1 keep it on hand
he time, give it to m children with good
results and find it 3. won erf-ul topic. In times
of peace prepare for war and the st amm mu-
nition you can have with which to battle
against disease _and keen the origans in nor
mal condition is SAWYERS ANDELION
COMPOUND.
ALDERMAN JOHN KEARNS,
Modern Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting.
”Middle Street,’
B1 idgepo‘rt, Feb. 25, ’93
Remember this and bear 1‘11 mind
That to be a poet we are not in
clined;
But with our? neighbor butchers we
are not behind.
THE CHEAPEST MARKET IN
' TOWN. '
THE SOLD‘VAIIKVMARFET
_ THOMAS E. SHEEHAN.
30 Water Street, ‘ Prop.
GRAND succsss‘"
F y on are afflicted with a chronic disease of
anv kind, co‘nsult R-S TE WART, at
City Hotel, South. Norwalk. His psychomet-
ric INewer to Tell and Mamba the disease
wit out asking any questi‘ons' Is simplg won-
derful. Through the. information erived
from that astonish' gift. and the efficacy of
his superior vegeta 1e eom mm s, e cures
cases where other methods 'ail; certificates
prove it Office hours 9 to 12 a. 111.1 to 8 pm
Consultation and Examination Free until
J mac 3. * - , 609 1w
ROTONI'E—w
POINTI
SEASON OF 1893,-
COMMENCES
SATURDAY,
MI 27111.
TUESDAY,
Grand Opening!
MEMORIAL DAY
MAY 39mm
TWO BANDS OF MUSIC DAY AND
EVENINLI.
Steamer will make
South Norwalk
hourly trips from
'THDRSDAY,I 25
DENMAN 111011130113 ‘
Opera HOuse.
Monday Ere’ g, May 29th I
CONCERT J
our arid flrcheslra, ,
to my friends and the public in general as a ‘
_ Home Life ‘
Affected by a. . , _ V
Pin ! ' We have ” Secured a
stock of the new
, 10111“va PIJV'
_ It has a Point that won’t am up.
i It won’t bend under any Ordinary treatment. . j _ j;
. It can be used in starebed lz'ueu cud not bend. ‘- ' '
ilt’ s u lrttle thing in the Horne sze, but its "i:r_;i
Point is Perfect. -'
A. ' The Price of the Puritan PlIl the _
World over is we a paper._' ’
Everyone '
Is buying WWWWWWWW
:51?“ erre’ sk where the magic work
Everyone 4 ma ing pin money'comes in fl
'Ssaving MONEY M.A‘DE OUT OF PIWS ‘ . i
Puritan You buy the Puritan Fire at our store and we will ae-
Pi n eept as Three Cents cash on our future urehuse the '
r. " ‘ words, Puritan Pz'u, with ptu ruum’ug throug said words,‘ .'
Joupons. which are found on each paper of these pz'us.
who _ HERE’S PIN .MONEY FOR EVER Y‘B 0D Y.
' Printed wool challies, 150. yd. 10 yds fer $1 35 and five pin coupons. .
Four- inch Henrietta, 390 yard, 8 yards for $2. 88,- and eight pin coupons. 6, .
Ladies’ seamless fast black hoSe, two pair for 9c, and two pin coupons.‘
Ladies’ combination suits for 80 cents and five pin mupons.
Foster kid gloves for 85c pair. and five pin coupons.
The pin coupons are gaod from now on, any time at our store.
’ COR. Momv AN‘D 144/111 STREETS
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
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No. '2 GAZETTE surname. .
M” E WILL: OPEN ON SATURDAY, MAY 1311150? doz,
half the regular price. These goods are made by
THE BRIDGEPORT CORSET COMPANY, and are regular
$1. 00, 125 and 150 qualities
are sold at that very 10w price SlleOOt to manufacturers
imperfections. "
Jackets and Capes
New styles' In Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets
and outside Garments received during the past Week
TRIS IRAM a "TI
--» was LEADING Dar Goons sTonE
A GAZETTE BUILDING
CORSETS which We Will sell at less than One.
We shall give our cus- ]
tomers their Choice of the lot at 50c per pair. The goods
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