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, Mrs.- James Mead I NO LOTTERY ’9-.. Opera- House, - Norwalk. . 3w , I
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' 18 301-1001; STREET 5773111 ? ,;. . 5 E‘sh’kB.U S Absolutely Indygzeauéaagf-a ..s; _. THURSDAY . y
Clam/.6 al‘lfl e Everyiody gets their money’s TUESDAY. MAY 23. 1893. , '1X]_r.i725:§E I
sl y , ' Worth. If \011 are not satisfied . t
ADAME ROSS the well-known clairr -With the goods bung them back 011111511111) Ar r1111 Il’qos'r Omen, IN INonWALx DENMAN THOMPSONI s "I
A 1Iglogaitit thfioughouf) the stateztgeanlns 132.8116 get 3" 111‘ money . As A EWSPAPFB _ ' H L f Q
' 001181] 116 a any 11116 on 118111858 111 , .
. anythi gyou destre ‘0 kDOW- Room? i0” Everything in the crockely , , CELEBRATED PLAY Ome 1. e -
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e o e on -» and housefurnishing’ lino. ' SOUTH NORWALK' ' : .
VBead the GAZEEE; ’ Free Felivery . _ —Don’t forget the Germania 'ball, THE OLD II ' i _ ' l“
Advertise in the GAZETTE..- H. H. WILLIAM S , Ttaelsday egegmg. May 31.11 611-1117. I ;. I Afiected by - a 1?;
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Subscribe for the GAZETTE. 15 WALL ,s TREET, NORWALK “I? Sega-1'66 sgge “132a, the depot b? HOMESTEAD , . . 'h" d 7
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The Junior rohibition club will take , ' we ave secure .a‘ 3.
XA‘V“ \\\\A\\\\A\\‘A\\‘\A\\A\\\\\\\\\‘A\\‘AW<A\\\WN “GAB‘AA AQ\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\:/4 a sail on Thu’i'sday evening in Ralph Under the Management of E. A McFAR- P111 1 ..
/ S?‘ e Bradley a yacht. Beatrix reinstate.sustains 1131131111 . stock of the HEW
Z T I N. T P E 8 Z A. B. Qoley and son William returned the large cities. r1ces.$1. 00115211111112? cents. 2"
a _- Z; ‘ izst evelililig fIOItIi a veiyt pleasant, trip Seats on sale at; Mitchell an 11d
,‘ Z, roug t e sou ern s a es. - - - x,
Z TAKEN THIS MONTH AT Z Awagontbellongiing to CItOhdt’ theftex- P URITfl M P M
'r.’ 3%: ressman 10 e own yes or aya er-
Z Z. ' goon, badly wrecking the turnout. O p e r a H O U 39 Q
:7 'W' Z William Oldfield of this city, left 11011qu
Z L e i S? G— a 1 18 r ; 9 a Z toWn yesterday for Gloversville, N. Y. . I . . * II
Z Z where he is to learn the machinist’s 0n ay Ye I’g ay It 1743 a Point that 100% t curl up. I fill. . I
f . - Z ”$1,; Sons of T_em emce will hold a ’ It wont bend under any Ordinary treatment. " 7 f
Z l I MAIN STREET-z NORWALK 7: strawberry and ice imam festival and RAND It can he used in starehed linen and- not bend .3
3A AAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAi fififf’fgfifi?“ in the U G T' R' A' It’ s a little thing in the Home Life, but its . I
. , J. o. Wliison & Go. lthelhttt nianlt‘llfIRC- , Point is Perfect. , {11 .
,. ~. - turers w1 next wee p ace 1n e1r . _
'00- T O N S' V E R Y' C H O I C E manufactory one of the Turner Hat 0 ‘
Pressing machines ~ The Price of the Puritan Pin the 1
1 I I IOth H a lover A horse, hitched to M. Robert’ s milk - 41%
l wagon, run awa this morning, but -
was stopped on orth Main street. be- To BE GIVEN BY WOrIld Over, is 100 Ia: paper-i
I‘Imothy and Red ‘ 1 ‘Op Seed. A... A... damage a P d, 5'1- MARY’S E ..
“Wurra! Wurra '” groane a y . veryone
UALlTY. 0’ Earn. “Bad luck to the day I was . .....
-——- {BEST Q bor-r- n! Herte’ s 1I5IhimI btanks all bustin’ air an [-6 ’ Is buy|ng I
up an, me no go 8. 0111 In anny W811 av’ PROF. J. H. HEINEN, Conductor. ' " _
ALL KINDS GARDEN ' SEEDS em' Admis ion 25 cents.Beserved Seats. 50 cents PP “tan Here, 3 where the magic work 2‘61“;
1IhTheIIhorriIIEIJIe color, tatstci) and smell of Chrilglowtnd ag Lgtchelil.livggggésamljcfigazl: PINS. O f making pin money come 3 in . . :
ec1 wa er ma no e injurious, an 8.18 e ’s o orwa 1 , ’
HOLMES, KEELEB & SELLECK COMPANY yet tlf1gre are sonicypioiii: who dgl not Everyone
ALE GROCERS, care or castor 01 or 1m eerger c eese . I
9 angflglimwall Street. as a steady diet. I long have said and say so still ls MOWEY , M U47) E 0 UT OF P 1W5 I
"' Col. Frost and staff went1 to 1Stam- $113!: you mag Igok “lithe, e: you will, Saving - .
f d 1 st evening. The co one we ou cannot n in a Is own, , . , I ,
. , , sghtedabadges to“ the members of the Nor 1n the country ’round, Puritan You bull ”16 P $5th61” Pm at our store dfid we a)!” 616'
P A N sergeants: qualified 3‘ ttL21°.:1t232.12.t:21.21 212.... p... ~ cart as Three Cents cash on any future muse the
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- - I" . . . ' 21.33.} flick 01211.1 geese attracted As at the Market 1n Water street, Co . words, Puritan Pin, with pin running throng said words,
BRIDGEPORT. attefition “Monday afterncign Bwhtile .Wherethey 56“ the best of meats upons. which are found on each paper of these pins.
A wen 11w on way over e ax er h 11 I ,
rounds. Perhaps this was what caus- My prices are below t em a _.
Ed Slhf N orwalks to lose the ball game @313 11: g’gm; ggligzetlhev fligvevgragdtcall I A”. I W . H ER E, S P [N W 0 N EY FOR “:EVER YB OD Y. .
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save money and receive CARPETS The calico ball given by the Scandi- Bhgliggtgdlidfgg:datllilrgcihd get it Printed wool challies, 15c. yd. 10 yds for $1. 35 and five pin coupons. "‘
. . ‘ ’ navian society at Germania 118-11 18815 Beca‘s se we will please you With the ’ Four-inch Henrietta, 39c yard, 8 yards for $2. 88, and eight pin coupons. _,
i ' N S fifnifig Was a {1013’ Stuéceizfm 8511:1111 rice £agies’ seanilesstfast bltolé 11033, twg pailé fgr 19c, and two pin chupofist
" e ungarian 9' a ‘11 nor 8 9' a les’ com 1119. 10nsu1 s or can san ve pin coupons. ‘
I Courteous TFGfltlTlGl’lt-I c U R T A I ’ alas also among the pleasant events of ‘vfiflgtglituiijiii :vhhdg 11:11:; and more Foster kid gloves for G5c pair, and five pin cguponz. t
’ ~ ‘ - . A IiIvaening t , f th Why you did not come before. The pin coupons are g od from now on, any mm a our 8 ore.
Acknowledged RUGSIN e commencemen exermses o e
.. . , D class of ’93 of the South N orwalk high - L D K E E L E R
V ' . school, will be held at Music Hall to- ' ' - ’
, ' ll morrow evemng, commencing at eight 6 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
Headquarters for ' .‘ o c’lock sharp. A chorus of fifty pupils
, ' I 83h the gathool Wilcl' iiitnder tseéecétiomz. » E
‘ epu 101s cor 1ay1nvie o a- _
end GRAND SUCC SS COR. Mod/W AN‘D WealLL 57715575
. The necktie and apron sociable given ffl h 1 d f TELEPHONE CALL, 574
'__——_‘fi_____ ‘ ufiligfmzlcrggigsoggfifjgg(311511 by the ladies of the Arion singing 80- FE? 113:3, GGiiBsTul—vtitpi’z? gifii‘irfisfif «(it
.. SPRING AND ‘FUJIIJIIER ciety at Arion Hall 1““ evening was Cityowgieltos'fillbfiiduiig'crgldgs3503;911:1313;
Fllle ch. a , . one of the most enjoyable affairs of the fiftfiout asking any questions is simply won. «I
"l ’ Flee Dellvew season. A large paIrty gt youélgI1 people fderfui.h '{hrgug _hh thge Effirraiaglignefigggggg '1
- . were presen ancing orme eprin- r0111 11 as oms m s1 . 11
fine DRESS nan, cipal amusemeny 111...... 152»; females; assessments? straighter: , . . _ . . 3 . _. . - .
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~ ' , All goods pub The fake correspondent has celebrat- - .
Silva "(fife I chased by cus- ed Chief Vollmer throughout the state ~ . ,
’ To be found in the country. fgnfieg: rgisliiding by sending him into druggist Baxter’s -. _. , _ I I . .I J,
Till and _, . .' ‘ Bouth- §orwall€ cellmilarfmed lath, 8' rapeating 1336 i1: Death of Chauncey 11. Snow. . '. . I~ , '
HOUSE FurnIShlng Dept. DELIVERED at searc 0 a m 09"“ course 6 ca WASHINGTON May 23.—Chauncey H. ' -‘
Woodenware' ’ Inseam tress?“ stateduszuhf..thtirstratus 5.....W . . .- ‘ . - , .
' 11’L1 RIGEI'RATORS AND 01L S1 OVES » escapedfivith his life by ’crawling into i here at the age of 60 years. He was one of ,
u A specialty. soda fountain. the corps of engmeers that constructed the
l ' 111 1.,HEN UTENSILS 014‘ AL L KINDS. . Hoosac tunnel, and rendered valuable ser-
Alexander MOGMVGya Jr., 0f thls vice to the government during the late

 

 

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city, died at his home on the Connecti-
cut turnpike, this, morning of quick
consumption. He had been sick about
a year. Mr. McGar vey was in the 29th
year of his age, an iron moulder by
trade and respected by everyone who
knew him. The arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been completed.

A small audience attended the base
ball game between a picked nine from

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war. He was a. government director of
the Union Pacific railroad, and his report
led to the Credit-Mobilier investigation. 1

Mrs. Quinby Gets a Year.
. NEWARK, N. J ., May 23,—Mrs. Melville
R. Quinby, who pleaded non vult to a
charge of manslaughter for killing Lizzie
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Yale and Norwalk Consolidated at the yesterday sentenced to one year’s impris- ' ‘ "‘3'." I'

-——-— N 2 GAZETTE 1 BUILDING - ,
Owing to the wildness of pitcher Lau- — o. ‘ _ . I _
der and the miserable support given , - _ .. .
him by the Norwalk team, Yale succeed-
ed 1n scoring 10 runs off of four hits
while the Norwalks’ could gather but 2
runs off of 6 hits. The fielding of Yale

was unusually fine.

—Don’t forget the Germania ball.
Tuesday evening ,May 30. 611 1w_

ROTONI:
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SEASON OF 1893,

COMMENCES

SATURDAY, MAY 27th.

 

GOLD-LINED TEA-POTS

FROM

JOHNSON BROS.,‘ENGLAND.
WE GIVE ONE WlTH EVERY LB. or

BAKING

Ella White Again in Prison

SUSQUEHANNA, Pa. ,May 231—1611». W hitc,
formerly of Susquehanna, 11 no swindled
Elmiia’s prominent citizens out of $30, 000
and aftervvard _mysteriously escaped from
the Chemung county jail, is said to be in
prison at Spokane, VVasln, charged with
various offenses.

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00” E WILL OPEN 0N SATURDAY,MAY 13th,50 Idoz-

. GORSETS, which we Will sell at. leSs...-gthan ; one

. half the regular price. These goods are made by
THE BRIDGEPORT CORSET COMPANY and are regular ' -~
$100,125 and 150 qualities. We shall give our one "
tomers their choice of the lot at 500 per pain The goods . .
are sold at that very low price subject to manufacturers
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MEMORIAL DAY Jackets and Capes

TUESDAY MAY 3&me New styles 1n Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets 3 . ..
2 and outside Garments received during the past week ‘
TWO BANDS OF MUSIC, DAY AND

EVENING“ TRISlRAM & HYATT _

******* E RECEIZJE to-day North River
' WW 1 roe shad, toe; Long Island hlue
****** fish, 8ge; porgies, [06, fresh mach-
eral, 15o, eels, 1220, cod steak, 1226,1261”-
hut steak, 205.. '

Our stock of MEATS, FRUITS, VEG-
E TABLES, E TC ., is, as usual, complete,

and first quality throughout. %€fi%¥%

Fresh Fish:
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2,1. FREE DELIVERE , Steamer will make hourly trips from . ' '
$311333. E; , WADHIIQMS meg... 33:33:11 ,3 u, Norm“, , meme par Goons sronn *-
[ "redefined? '3? Peep! 3 Market... .. s' a... $133,ng 6,1,, . "2.1:. if?“ .. ..