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It has separate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE, ” and “OUR YOUNG FOLBU "‘ ” Its‘ ‘ HOME AND SOCIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news,editorialr and discussions ale comprehensive. brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRI- TU RAL”clepa1tme11t has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET RE- I’ORTS’ are recognized authority 1n all' 1 'alts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and the V1 EEKLY GAZETTE 101' one 3 car For oniy $100., dash in Advance “N1 " .VVE EKLY TRIBUNE,’ regular price per year. $51.00 THE WEED LY G AZETTE “ “ " “ ' 1.00 Total, - - i - - - $2.00 WE FURNISH BGTH PAPERS 0N E YEAR FOR $1.00 - sunsonlrrrons MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. THE GAZETTE, Norwalk, Conn. Address ail orders to Fares FiSiii FRESH FISH r evsar 111111. Our ‘ztccl: of Meals, fruits, vegetables, etc, is as usual complete and first quali ty throughout. Conn. River Shad. Fresh Mackerel. FREEE DELEVERY. " xrvww7a‘ E. J, WADHAMS, Proprietorae as 26*7r'X-X'559Gfi-Yr . . eraser felgpliondvuill . People 3 market! iTelephone 1,Call Norwalk and So. Norwalk. [jg-J -:t**it******** Come and see us, *%¥r/.a.’.7.%7:7r'7:% ' last night, ahd caused the alarm to “.~.\‘\:. w. u x ' " ' iix\\~\ \\\‘\\\\‘\§\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\N\\\\x\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ / ' "D’ A]: L Y??- NioRWA LK GAZETTE Absolutely Independent. i TUESDAY. JUNE 13, 1893. ()1 ram :1) AT THE POST OFFICE, IN NORWALK AS A NEWSPAPER. SOUTH NOR‘ f’ALK Mr. John Young of this cit", re- turned home last evening from a four weeks’ visit with friends 1n Boston. The flower mound near the Con- ' gregationa‘l church, on North Main street has been put in order, and flowers have been placed therein. The Danbury tribe of Red Men will work the fourth degree for Uncas Tribe of this city, Thursday evenino. The Tribe will be called to order at '7: 30 o’clock sharp. 001. Russell Frost has purchased the lot on West avenue, on which the little old Sammis house, next the brook, has stood for over one hundred years The lot 1s seventy feet front. The fire alarm Wires became crossed sound at 12 o ’.clock The firemen r-e sponded promptly but their services were not needed. The Platon Brounoff concert com- pany, which was to have given a con- cert at Music Hall, last evening, missed their train, and could not arriveahere in time to give the concert. ——Boys wanted to sell the GAZETTE in South Norwalk. tf Senator Leland Stanford, of Califor- nia, accompanied by a party of friends passed thro 1gb this city in a private car of the Illinois Central railroad on the Shore Line express going cast Mon day afternoon On June 26 a train will be put on the Consolidated road, making the run from N cw York to Boston in t'five hours, and from New York to New Haven 1n an hour and a half. It will not stop at this city. The company have six mon- ster engines, which will be put on the fast trains. Miss Kittie Flynn, of this city, left yesterday for a ten day’s Vlsit with friends in Torrington, Windsor Locks and intermediate points. Miss Flynn, whose ability as a vocalist is well known throughout the state, will participate in a grand concert, at Hartford, this evening. The members of the Volk hat fac- tories’ curling department, sailed to Nauvoo Island yesterday in Captain Bert Woodwai d’ s sharpie, the‘ ‘Sword- fish ” and held their annual clambake. There was a lar gc party, and all had a royal good time. The bake “as in . charge of Albert Smith. About fifty friends of Miss Lulu Bon- nell, daughter of Superintendent Bon- nell, assembled at her home on Spring street last evening. It was the seven- teenth anniversary of Miss Bonnell’ s _ birth. Music, games, and a supper were indulged in, greatly to the enjoy- ment of those present, who departed shortly after midnight, Wishing Miss Look for this Trade Mark. It is a Guarantee of ECONOMY, PURITY, SUPERIORITY. Kn ‘ P P“ S ”83%?" Fifty years ago established its superiority as a heme drink and from that time it has led all others. It possesses an eX- quisitely delicate flavor, a thirst-satisfying strength, and absolute purity, and costs so little. One bottle of Knapn’ s 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. _ , All Grocers and Druggists, 25c. bottle. , None So Good. None Goes So Far. Bonnell many happy returns of the 'oc- casion. A gentleman from this city while off Boton Point, Sunday evening, met with an accident. His canoe capsized, ' ’ and he was having a hard time of it, , » FOR when Joseph Guyer, also of this city, andkAndrexfi Buckiinghem Otf East Igor; ' - we. saw 1m an pu ou in 9. ca to his assistance. The unfortunate ca- GAR” AND WEDDING INVITATIONS noist was taken into the row boat, after ’ _ which his canoe was righted. The man was not much the worse for his d h experience, but was so excited that he Leave your or ers att e forgot to thank the young men who as- sisted him. GAZETTE OFFICE. \\\‘ i'\‘~\ \\ i\\'\ \\\\\\\\\\\ iL\‘\\‘\\\. '\\\\\‘ si\\\\\\\\\\ NWsXNWN \\\\\\\\\\‘”\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ w”. TIN- 'I'Y'P,ES TAKEN THIS MONTH AT Lewis” Gallery, I l MAIN STREET, NORWALK. \\‘\\\ \\ '\\\\ WW; \§\\\. \\\\. iL\‘\\\"' \\\ h \N\ \\\\\-i\ \\c\\ \\\ \Y \\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\ \\\\ .\\\\\~\.‘.l\\ \ x i. . i. . , _ _ ' NYSE \ conunucrneuounfl, JuNE 12. in” “III-Ian ‘1 nu. ”an Inn. 1,??5—«5; « ..: . _ _ STEIA MEI-'3. “CITY OF ALBANY” DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN South Norwalk and New York. I FARE-«Single 40 Cents; Excursion, 70 Cents. Leave South Norwalk 1' :30 a. 111.; Leave New York: 'Beekman Street 2 m. east slat street, 2 .20 p. m. connecting with Danbury train. Leave New York. first trip, Shturday. J 11119 10th. . THE PROPELLER, “CITY OF NORWALK,”leaves New .York Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at5 : leave Norwalk Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,“ 5 30 117m F REIGH 1' RE05E1 7E1) BAIL , 19c 19 19 19 19 19 1,9 19 19 19 19 '19 19 19c SALE I sameness MFR 19 CENT SALE This 18 our First Great Special Sale this season, and dur- 19 ing' the next Four Days your opportunities for economical buying will be almost unlimited. We have employed ex- tra help to wait upon the crowd of customers We shall have, hence your wants will be supplien quickley. Keep COOL—Trade at the Big Store—Pay Gash—Get the Best— and SAVE MONEY. THE BOSTON. SrORE 0011111111 MAIN AND WALL smears; TelephoneCall,57-4. “ NORWALK.GONN.
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