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When she asked them what they would
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ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS THURSDAY~ JUNE 23,1893- mm... W W... ~ . . - , , AN D '
K ‘ ' . “Now, Mary,” said the teacher to the ' - , ' - . , . . . .
little girl in the end seat, “suppose that
H 0 LM ES, KE E LER &. s E '— LECK COM PAN Yv you were standing right close up in front
WHOLESALE» GROCERS, OFFERED AT THE Ppsr OFFICE. IN NOBWALK of a great big fire, just flaming and flar- T
‘ ‘5 A NEWSPAPEB' ' in g and burning and blazing away—What
K . 9 and. 11 Wall Street. , . . . , . , ‘ . , ‘ ’ .
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. \ “I’d rret right away frOm there,” re-4 T t < ' _ :
~ . 5" g g ' . , - plied tile child in a matter of fact tone r O 8 r“ m y a l l 8-, 7 - ‘ ”
R a 0 W P 01W 5 I . SOUTH NORWALK. that upset the instructor for the after- ,-. . , _ ‘ p
55- ,._ . ' . . noon—Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. i — _ ' > * ‘ I
. . ,; , ‘ ‘” ——Boys wanted to sell the GAZETTE in A silken“, That Failed. _ ,: . -
, , ‘ South Norw‘alk. ~. _ _ tf A certain young man invented anovel 2 GAZETTE BUILDING ‘ ‘ _ , _ , NORWALK
' ’ Mr. George Bunnell, the veteran plan for causing his landlady to linger _ 9 ' ,
showman, was in town this morning. in regard to asking him for her much . '_ . ‘ . . ‘
overdue .board bill. He was several . -. :2. , __ -
The case of Mrs Collins vs. Mrs. - .
. . . ' . . _ weeks behind, and his landlady was ser—
Sllk Of Spring Hill, in which Mrs. 001 1011le contemplating ejectment. He
iiiieciiiégii33368333553533.3325: ........W..,........ In order to make room f0r0ther goods. we have decided ,
Last Wednesday he addressed a postal
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. d 6.30 0,331,335,aegggggggegonfiecg Eggs?stinging;$1.11.:th to close out our entire stock of Outs1de Garments, Includ- -
ROTON POINT—10‘4” m“ ”’15’ “5’ 5‘00““ ' P‘ m‘ b... ......... .1... 1...... a... {21.3. .3. s....;:. at; ing‘ Ladies’, Misses, and Children’s Garments of all kinds.
0f the Sons Of the American Revolu- discovered that the missivc was written
EXCURSION FARE, '25 ,_CENTS- ngldggriwziilewing the wonders of the in thesamehandwritingas thatof herde- Ladies, JaCketS in BlaCk, Navy, Tans and Mixed GOOdS, .
. - @Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. The strawberry festival at the Con- iz‘llgfiggoggegagstgzsgggtifiggggfii , . p _ 7 ,
. assassrre tenancies this?“ .. ......_c......... With Cloth and Velvet Capes, Full Back and Large Sleeves.
THE D.M. BEA D COMPAN Y fggjggggsgg,ggsgggg28,25,523 ABM.........,..,... Misses’ Garments, from 12 to 18 years, in Plain Jackets
' y ' ' 13.2.33:.zr‘ih‘iiaiifin‘3°‘:§2:.r33. and with Capes. Children’s Garments, from 4 to 12 years,
BRIDGEPOR'I'. Mr. “new the 01., pi. man, met
. #4 with an accident this morning. His squeezed flat the result would be 105 . . .
Save mone and receive CABPETS 11:13.1“??de masher W a” 1n “31113 and dark 910th . Every garment must be 801d:
" y. , . -’ dissentersWreatszisar _ and In order to do It we w111 sell them at less than the
Courteous Treatment. C U R T A I N S ,' t Ofie 0f” at:étgdiltie‘s’grlfifiiiragii? " Toilisggho m3 nlflaaCturerS’ pI'lCG. .
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Acknowledged RUGSi mm. , ' -‘
The men in charge of these cars should » "SM ,xll ‘_Kw F J ' R‘ ‘ Fl 9
Headquarters for M A TTINGS te.tl‘%3:s%’:.°::$§¥t§than?“ Corrected .-Immcd1ately! HALF —I@E .
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l . V A _ ...sm.... NOTICE. All of our New and .Fashlonahle. Capes W111 be included
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ErRHEDHEEB. §———-—- inseam.lhsssargra in this sale at Just one half our former pl‘lCC. All goods .
r n J 1 the crossing. The company has been JAMES E. SMITH, marked in plain figures . _
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notified to raise the wire, or the rail-
Fine China , -
’ D BESS Flue Dellve” road company will do it for them, and 3 Spring Slleel, SO: "alwalk,
Flne Dallyl thus prevent any serious accident. My Sole Agent for Fairfjel d County,
_ The law licensing the oyster boats to .and he has the 8019 right of using
Glassware ODDS ' m GHT TE T NG i g 1' 1'
I work on the natural beds has not yet - - ' .
. ‘ iv All d p, ._ . . my patents in connection 1th .
SIIVCI‘WaIB, I Chasegogys cu];- Rid]; gimgabefzgeatllib Ellglgsdssgg‘dnsg SI S I ! T R l S R .1 gm 8. H I “/1
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T." and . T" ”952““ m the country' égmlféifixrrglii 135- on the natural beds, whicp beggnglJully ~
. | - - 0“ 01"” ‘5 10th next, that there wil pro 9. y e N A A US
HOUSE Furnlshmg D ept- gfifilfii‘tfifi.‘ little done about licensing before then. r L Z R 9 . '
woodenwam ' In the basement. orEerNSE. . After that there Will be about two OGULIST OPTIGI AN.
- -. .. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
A specialty. out for the fall work. ' x I
KITCHEN UTENSILS on ALL KINDS. . J". D, {rennin S, ' ‘ . . ' .
- undermier- 2 GAZETTE BUILDING, I NORWALK. CONN "
UPHCLSTEBING AND REPAIRING. 4KN1GHT STREET.
NEATLY AND CHEAPLY DONE' (opposite Horse Railroad Depot):
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We take pleasure in informing you that our . I .
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The Leading Republican Family Pain of 1113 United States (stray é” essrslrreem ‘
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ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00 and am HOW MANY PEOPLE . Es:
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Dread the hot weather, because"
of the annoyance of flies and an
mosquitoes? They get into
your house before you know it,
make themselves at home in
Milliner § “3%.... AT AUCTION!
“mp" redress“ by E GRASS AND PASTURE belongin 'to
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77 Noveltles Ethgcseggr 3265138.?ng ' 1T1 tlfie esltate of Starah gdabmskoln the ~ e'sll
‘ ~ ‘ ' . 0c (8 0a . consrs mg 0 a on "acres. W1
,( illinery Parlors, be sold at Public Auction, on .Satrirday, June
49 WALL STREET, - — N01: IVAL K. 24. at gt o’clock. Also a small piece on t re cor-
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Contains the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news ' “ every room: take ' a bath "1
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Your home wguld. ebepigzbgpfetglséithout it “sassswsssssssssssss\\sss\s\svsss\s\ss\s\x\\\ my. your mllk: help themselves 1:0 a
. ' 5, your sugar, commit SlllCldG 1n , ,
' your tea, spoil your picture
frames and ceilings, and when
at last you retire worried with
, their annoying, they follow you
up stairs and try to amuse you with their singing while
they give you a friendly bite or sting to keep you awake. '
You can throw a shoe at a cat, or muzzle a dog, but the
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WEEKLY GAZETTE for one year a, ‘
' = ' . . venge on you, and the a ers are not usually ver ornamen-
For only $1100; 03.811 In Advance COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 1 2 ' f tal, but if you sit on tIlieIIh, they are more frienlrlly than a _ _ ,
- . . , brother. N ow take our advice; keep them out at the »
start, by supplying yourself with patent screen Windows- . _ ' '
and doors while we are selling them so low. . When the
demand increases, the prices usually go up. 7 _
As long as this ad runs, you can get, in our basement,
Screen Doors, any size, at 95c, and adjustable Window
Screens at 320. -
“N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE,” regular price per year._ . . . $1.00
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE .“ .. .. . . - - 1.00
Total, - . - ~ . - $2.00
WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR FOR $1.00
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Address all orders to I THE GAZETTE, Norwalk, Conn. .__..=—_ T“ a u I I ”Ir: I ”3?“. I » .. . ;._ ‘ To-morrow prices may be higher The more wind OWE
.. g _ w M l _. i r h ‘ i and doors we sell, the more flies and mosquitoes there I
"’- - ”r =W‘v ' “ . will be for somebody else. But that’s your fault, notours.
DOWN G0 THE PRICES' ’ ' ~ - I... ' -
_! _ 6 had our way we would sell to every home in N or:
1 Yes business is dull and to enliven it we offer the following prices f; s T E A M E R ' ‘ ” , - K Walk, and send all'the’ flies With the tramps t0 the County
_ _ - , _ “CITY or ALBANY . _ Ti w- . _ -. a
Round “ l - - . - '- — . id: , DAILY sEEVICE BETWEEN ' -- ‘ 1‘ THE BOSTON STORE, ' "j
Sirloin - “ - - -
Porterhouse“ - - - - - - 180 ~ - . -.
Rib Boast, _ - .. - - - - 12 .c . _ I I . . '-
P1... Piece. ‘ - - - - . - ,. - 3. South Norwal k and New Y ork. . . 0'01" Mam and W. fall Streets.
Hind Quarter Lamb, - - - - - 15c ‘ , Telephone Call, 57-4. - ‘ NORWALK, GT.
‘ Fore Quarter, - - - - ' - -_ 100' 7 ~ , " , . _ .. -. , ‘
Full line of Fresh Fish, Fru'ts Ve etables etc. - - . . , . ' ‘ ‘
‘ -’ g ’ FAR E.---S|ngle 40 Cents ; Excursron, 70 Cents. .-
13 N.Main Street; E.‘ J' WADHAM 5’ Pr0pr|etor 3: 2, Wall Street Iiieave South Norwalklijzm a. m.; Leave New York: {Beekman Street. 2 p. m.' east slat stree A - ‘ - ' ' , _ l l . _
1‘ {lo'llsorwsékll 3c ' People’s Market *T l firwalké 1’] :20 p.m.,connect1ng wrth‘Danbury tram. Leave New York. first trip, Saturday, June 10th., 7 ~ g - . . , . 1 «L
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5,9 , ' - - THE! PROPELLER, “CITY OF NORWALK,”1 N ' d y. W (1 d ’ ‘ i
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