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“GIT'Y- 0F ALBANY”
South Norwalk and New York.
A F A R E.---Single 40 Cents ; Excursion, 70 Cents.
LEAJ’ES SOUTIE; .NORJVALK DAILY AT 7:30 A. M.
- Leave Beekman street._2:35 p. m.; Saturdays, 2 p. in. Leave East alst street. 3 p. m.; Satur-
days, 2:20 p. in. Connecting With trains for Danbury on Saturdays 0 y.
313E PBOPELLER, “CITY OF 'NORWALK.” leaves New; York Mondays, Wednesdays
and Frida s, at 5 .m.: leave Norwalk Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at 5 .. p. m
FREIGHyT REC IVED DAILYa
Floo - TONS}?- VERY - CHOICE,
Timothy Hay, Clover _
TimOthy and Red T Op Seed.
ALL 131an GARDEN snaps
HOLMES. KEEELER & SELLEC‘K‘. COMPANY. -
WHOLESALE GBOCEBS,
9 and 11 Wall Street.
'BiiIDGPORT.
SEJSOWA‘BLéi-ioFFER/WGS, ,
WI‘D§UWWI:R PRODUCTIONS.
We will sell all our Hot-Weather Goods at prices that will be of interest and
benefit to the purchaser. '
ETON DUCK SUITS, E ‘ N SERGE SUITS, CHILDREN’S LAWN"
SUITS, LADIES’ I, ITE W'RAPPERS, PARASOLS AND
SUN UMBRELLAS ARE BEING CLOSED
OUT AT CUT PRICES.
Luq‘DleES" SHIR 7 WAIS TS.
WHITE UADIBRIC’ AND LAWN, FIGURED PERCALE AND SAT-
EEN SILK IVAISTS .FANOYAND BLACK,‘ALL STYLES
AND 1’1: CES, FROM .3500 To $6.00.
Largest: assortment in the‘ city of Wash-Dress Goods. Cambrics, Bedford
Cords, Tontine Crepes. Challies. Outin _ B lannels._ Princess Cloths. Ze hyr,
Cinghams. Dotted Swiss Mulls, Lawns, ’lissues, India TWills, Pongees. C ev-
iots. French Madras, Lace J aconets, Sateens, Grepons. French Ginghams, etc. -~
Take advantage of our reduction in prices and make your purchases at once.
, R E DELIVERY DAILY. Allgoods purchased by customers read-
ing in Norwalk and South Norwalk, delivered at their door free of expense.
THE D. M. REA‘D COMPAWY.
First Aniline] Regatta
OF THE r
llllTllNPlllNl IMPROVEMENT no.
'ggro HELD AT
Rllllln Point, Bonn, Wed. lugusjl 9, ’93.
. Nearly all of .the smart yachts in Loni? Island Sound have" promised to be present andltake
part in the Regatta. Something never seen off Norwalk. ’
Handsome Clips and Prizes in Gold.
Class A. CabinSloo s. 40 fed: and under, S’lver Cup to first. 85 to second.
Class B, Cutters and awls. 30 3:,— “ ” z: :: 3
6| It
Class C, Jib and 0 on or 30 f:
8%388‘131. Mainsail abin. 2340 .1“ :5 H u u u
“a ’ Cat Bis Open or it" .: ‘ I: :1 . I:
8}:§: F: Boats, Cabin 23 »— h :t u u “
Class 11.} Oyster Open or 40 ’2'“ n u u u ..
Class '1. Boats Uabm " .. u u ..
Class J Jib and Mainsail. 16 feet and under.
- 01553 K Cat-Blsged Boats. “ - “ -
No second lprize will be given in anyclass starting less than three boats, and no classwill be
:tarted with ess than 2 boats. Sailin' measurement will be the load water line and 1-3 the
werhsn add d. Time allowance Wil be that ado ted bythe Herveshofl Schedule. No shift-
ing of ba ast Will be allowed in Classes A and B. . o restriction as to ballast in other classes.
_ restriction as to sails in Classes A and B. Only Jib and Mainsail in Classes 9 and . D, Main-
In. "only in Classes E F and G Classes'H and I, Oyster Boats may carry Jib, Main sail and TOP!
sial only. No boat shall carry more than one man for every three feet of sailing length or
fraction thereof. not including sailinge master. ' ~
Course, five'lliles lo Windward or Leeward, and return. Enlrante Fee, SI
Entry and Entrance Fee must be in the hands of the committee by 9 o’clock a. m., Saturday
ust 5th., 1893. Entry blanks Will be 1' urnished upon application. Race called at 10:00 a. in.
An
Ad ,
... n. A. woonwaan or FRANCIS Bunnrrr, South Norwalk, Conu.‘
DOWN com PRICES!
. . Yes business is dull, and to enliven it we offer the
fOHOWiiig price in meats ' a .-
.. .. SEA 31mm: [mm ISLAND
Aid and Auxiliary societies for the 4 . '5 "
benefit of the- worthy poor of New Ha-
. Yen. ( ' . I § '
> 0f Washington and South Main streets and signed by proger authofatiy 3,1111? din-aimed
900mm5n n‘.\ m 9 QVY »
MON DAY AUGUST 7, 1893.
as a NEWSPAPER.
' SOUTH NORWALK; STEAMER
Colfax Encampment, I. Q. 0. _F., CIWY 0F ALBANY
hold their regular meeting this evening. ‘ .
A beautiful rainbow was present in ' " ‘ " _ ,
the eastern sky Saturday evening. Sunda ' Au '3 93
A large number of yachts are out to- ’ g g' y . I
day watching the New York Yacht club
races. 750-"EXGUHSION TIGKETS"'75B.
Attorney Light was in Stamford to-
day in attendance at a hearing on the - . , .
Weed estaie- Leave South Norwalk, 9a. m., re
‘ The steamer Continental will bring turning. leave Sea Beach Coney Is
another excursion from New Haven to land,4:20 p.m.; leave East 31st street,
Roton Pomt. to-morrow. New York, 5:20p. m_
Isaac Bowe, arrayed'in a handsome ‘ ‘ .
yachting suit, was busil engagedrthis
morning in painting Po motels‘store.
b 4 4 d 1. THURSDAY. AUG. 17
The steam oat“ was crowde on t e‘ '
up trip Saturday, among the numbers EYE EXAM-
being a large party of fresh air chil- FREE} INATII )N.
dren. _. ,
S. W. Byington, who has been in
charge of the branch office of the'G-A-
alarm in this city, left for Washington
last night. ,
Miss Maggie Weed, who is enjoying
the New York Press trip to the World’s
Fair, will leave Chicago for home at
9.30 tonight. ‘
A complaint has been made to Grand ~ ’ ‘ ,
J urorbItaymond, Nit thfi brutalhbealting EYE SPECIALIST.
ofa oybya rs. ines,woives ... “it :b' d! 6.“
near Bull Rum erild vdfigrgérgfilffiglmningvegy:s;?:Atll::lglil;na§;
The R. &G. ball team hadconsider- gamma" m- ptr‘ces ° 5-1 ‘ - lmes‘
able difficulty in defeating the Putnam u my 0f fittmg ' he eyes 15 a" different
H l b S t (1 th from others as day and night- , .
ose com any’s'c u a or ay on e . . .
Baxter grgunds, by a score of 13 to 10. A. W. AUSIIH’S Jewelry
Store.
. A large yellow dog laid himself down
R EM 0 V A L !
HOUSEWORTH’S
r-Eitrr‘m‘ioy GLASSES.
E. HOUSEWORTH
'on the tramway track on South Main
street yesterday, and refused to get up
until the car was brought to a stop
nearly on top of him.
Wednesday next occurs‘ the great
charity excursion to Boton Point under
the auspices of the St. Patrick’s Ladies’
Roton Point was fairly overrun with
visitors yesterday. The City of Albany
brought a large excursion from New
Haven, and the'Sylvan Shore had all "as moved er Stock of
she could do to‘accommodate the home > g » ‘
pe.°ple. _ ’ ,_ . _. : y _
Um“ Tribe, NO- 26, Improved Order ‘ -
of Red Men, will kindle their council
fire, this setting of the sun. at ‘the ‘T0 the 3mm lolllltlly occupied -
* .. sacral
eighth run, in Pythian hall on Wash-
ington street. The adoption degree
W1 1 be worked on two pale faces. ~ , J
The regular Saturday night dance at S A I I ., I“ T .V J I i . '
the Knob was heartily enjoyed by a 3 ate? Street,
large number of the members and their ' ‘ . :1» ‘ ‘ . - .~
guests.. Prior to the dance a canoe NORWALK.
race was sailed, Dr, Allen winning and
Mr. George Jennings coming in second. Leghorn Hats‘fi'om 50c up. "
Geor e 'E. Schrick, a collector em- One 10“ 0f. Haw and Bonnets at
ployed y Raymond Bros., was driving 200 each. 4 .. .
up North Mam. street. Saturday after- Hat Frames 15c‘,‘20c. 25c 03011,,
noon, in a two wheeled cart, when his . " ‘ .
horse stumbledand threw 'him out.
Beyond a few slight scratches Mr.
Schrick was uninjured. , ' . 01.11013 diachfirelgyfinge-n 2h“: t3“ “3%,.- :
a u a . V- n n
Two blc’ychsm collided “tithe corner virtuesc I3.60ertgii'ia(tiicxrigiirrfi‘it?d-uly'egxaeeutelfi
TaxColleetor's Sale.
Saturday afternoon. Both were thrown toéhe 1tindtei-sisne
' ' . an co sc 0 - j ._
from their machines, and, but. for the CAROLINE LPnnr AND 01731238. :
promriiltness Ofnthe motormanof “.1 “p' and other persons namedzin the'rate book, on
proac mg tro ey car, 0116 Of the riders the list to said warrant anhexed their-several
would have been run over. pro ortiOns_ of the sum total as therein stated,
ants of the town of Norwalk. regularly and
ms, was thrown from hm bic 016 near legally assembled. to-wit, on the 26th day of ’
Pine street this morning an severely December A. D.._1.891, met for the pur ose ,of.
cut_ and bruised about the hips. In ‘ roviding'for the indebtedness of ‘sai "town.
falling his head struck the curb render- gvi°l3du 2“3€°,.£,°}1,°‘§;“8, dfgorlgeg £321 09:3“
. .. . , -osai RI .a»n'r .sia-
mg hlm insensible, but he 30.611 1900,“ ted in the town of Norwalk. At East Norwalk,
ered and went home. The scoldent bounded and described as follows to wit:—Be~
was caused by one of his bicycle wheels 8111:3111? 0n the twin“ sidfegffhishgafi 1511011“
catching m the track and the other azrtl‘isofa’i‘legyfiatifgr guiltore algaathenclenguiis.
slipping. ; , . ningwelterly parallel with the north line of
. . sai
James A. Clark, an employee of Muin’s ly arallel with said East avenue 68 eet and s
°i‘°“sf, 1°“ hi: P°°kehb°fifi cbntain'ng tita‘iii$33335}???dfigélluflfihgtl’gdifi'
1’ 3m“ sum 0 money, W i e the circus erl alon the west line of said store at and
Emsl heé-e 1?le welek. H3 notifiegpflicer pglé’llletltvgith all: East avenue. 40 “ft Ito {and
re an o 13 033 an ' 0 a eers, ence runmn W08 er ya on -
address in case it should biafgundé'fiilg “ndho’l "id‘ lifelis §€h‘°°-‘a 6““ Inning
officer has ascertained that the pocket- fig? oerr tyhgndgpgi viii h m '
_ . 2 way .thence runnin
book was picked up by a, lady, but who easterly along said~depot » highway to said
she was he has been unable to learn. East avenue, and thence southerly along, said
. east avenue 49 feet moreor less to the pomt of
If the lady who. found the book Wlll begin ' - ‘
ning. _ .. .
return the money to oflicer Ireland, he And I shall sell .at PublicAuction, on the
. . rem,
3:111] 6:66 that It Is forwarded to the ayolOctober A.D.,1§93,at_~10,o’clock forenoon
' . - I? llIuChtltihgrlgo'f as film raise'the suifn tlif Fire
Saturday night about 1,0 o'clock, An- 021.35?“ igiiéfii‘ as; Sé’é’fifil‘gi‘de suinsit‘i
dreiw thliqurfif Whistlfeilnllementhome ital in mild list, together with the charges of
un er 6 in uence 9 iquor, and not "3"“ ‘3‘" °' - .
finding Mrs. Taylor in the house com- GEO’i‘aEE gg‘llgtggfiiist 1891.
menced to throw the crockery and fur- l Dated at Norwalk August is. A.D..1893.
)
niture out through the door and win. . . . ,
dows. Before he had demolished the
run
entire house, oflicer Ireland appeared
filllllllllllllNElllllllll INVITATIONS
and placed him under arrest and locked
him_up. This morning he made the ac- _-
quaintauce of Justice Barrett to the
tune of 82 and costs, which he paid and
was released.
isrmcr of Norwalk. .. .
D ('me d,A 1893 as lrobate Court.
2211 . . -
. Estate of JOHN E. KEEi'ER late 0 ' -
in'l‘sfididcdistiéictf dlecegsed. ’ f Wilton.
0- our o_- .ro ate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months ' '
from the date. hereof _for the creditors of said ' 1‘ '
estate to exhibit-their claims for settlement. Leave V0“? orders at th"
l‘hose who neglect to_ present their accounts. ‘ J
groperly attested. wrt in said time will be ‘ "
charred a recovery. -'All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
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payment to '
CHAS. OLMSTEAD, GAZETTE OFFl C E.
1w 3w Administrator. ‘
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distort-VON"-:155o"':tl'J.\T-:l:n -'
Shoulder Steak, -' - ' . - _ 10c 4
§£?:ig' " ., , - - a - - ' is: 21 Wall Street. 1
Porterhuse“ - I - :4» _ J - 18c Telenfirmlké n ‘ 1ft ,
Rib Boat, — a -- , - mic . ”5‘1“; “’ ; '-\ “Rf-H; 1
Plate Piece. ' — ‘ - .5? -- - - 5c P .- ‘ 4.; @375. f; - '
Hind Quarter Lamb, - ' ,1? ‘- , - —’ 18c , ~NM inSt t . "' ’Q." " ‘ - "" " . . .
Fm Quarter, ' ' ' ' 12° -” ' “ m‘ ST’EAMER SYLVAN SHORELEAVES.
Full line of Fresh Fish, Fried, vegetables. etc. 3“ Ni‘w‘m'
. » . . . - . Telephone Gail.
E. J.WADHAM,S, Proprietor , . /. , ,ae-s
Peoplefifg Market. '——'—
{Norwalkiagd -$o.‘_Norwalk-
S0 UTE NORWALK—10;00 and 1l:30 a.im.; 2:00,-3:30 and 5:40 p. m.
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m.; 12:15. 2;45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
EXCURSION - FARE, '25- gunner-s
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TRISTRle HYA
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GREATCLElthCE SALE ;
SEASONABLE Goons. ' '
~ 2 Gazette Building, -.Noz-waik.
WE HAVE conunuonn oua
ANN UAL M nsu M MENU! 1
or SEASONABLE GOODS. EVERY DE Pamunsagunrnnsnurnn.
,Laa‘iesr Shirt wetness.
Shirt Waists made in silk, lawn, sateen, percales and cambrics at prices never
before known. Note the prices : A good plated, waist for 19 cts ; a regular 50¢ '
waist for 37k; a fine percale waist; never sold less than 75 cents for 50 cents;
All of our fine lawn and sateen waists reduced in the same proportion. -
8111: Shirt Waists.
Silk waists. in China. India and Sarah. in black and colors, all reduced in pride :
$5 silk waist for $3 : $6 silk waist for $4.50 ; $7.50 and $8 silk waists for $5.50.
Gentie‘men’s Outing Shirts.
We have decided to close out our entire line of gentlmen'a outing and no lige
shirts, and in order to do it we have made just two prices on them and wil sell
all of our obeyiot, percale and madras shirts. regular 75c and 8100. goods”, at 500;
all of our finer goods. in Oxfords, zephyr and French fiannels, regular price
_ from $1 to $1.75——we will close out at 75c. .
WW,
The Leading Dry GoodsStore,
TRI'STBAM t HY A'TT ‘
' 2 Gazette Building.
1')- _.
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. sai sum beingja tax or assessment laid u on ,
Arthur Ferris, son of George H. Fer. the assessment listmade in 1891 by the inha it- ;
store lot 138 feet‘ thencerunnin souther- .
t
East-v avenue to '
ses hereinbefore described, on the 19th .
@Steamer to Charter as: Moonlight Excursions. l"
HlAlF-Plllllll _ SALE
AT,
«r
. raway.~ -
8a: u'rday- IS 3: filmy ,
The sale Will: be postponedniitil Moll-
day, or the lir‘stelear day.
marines-roar STORE?
.,~r
cor. Main and wall streets,
in gpwalk, - . '
. gnanrrromr 041.12.57-4. ’ . ._
ht @051: ii‘[ gm“ ,.
. Saturday,lug.5th,‘189
PH NUM NL
. For everybOdy.‘ ’ some and take' team
in ms.
Connecticut. -
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