1 “er-r1! or- AnnANY” "'South'Notwalk and New York. F A R E. ---Single 40 Cents, ' Excursmn, 70 Cents. LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK DAILY AT” 1 '30 A. M. Leave Beekman street. 2. 35 p. 111.; Saturdays, 2 p. m. Leave East 31st street. 3 p m.; Satur- days, 2. 20 p. m. Connecting with trains for Danbury on Saturdays only. . :TIIE PBOPELLER, "CITY OF NORWALK,” leaves New. York Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida s, at5 ..m. ' leave Norwalk Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at " as p. in FREIG 1' REC ‘IYED DAILY. lOO TONS VERY— CHOICE Tlmothy Hay, Clover 'l‘lmothy and Red Top Seed. ALL KINDS 3.2.3.3.: snaps HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. . WHOLESALE GBOCEBS, ~ . 9 and 11 Wall Street. BRIDGPORT 0 ~14. SEAS owA'ELE OFFER/W05, WI‘DSUWWER PROD UC TIONS. We will sell all our Hot-Weather Goods at prices that will be orginterest and slit to the purchaser. ETON DUCK SUITS, Eng SERGE SUITS, 'CHILDREN’S LA ‘WN SUITS, LADIES’ l ITE IVRAPPERS, PARASOLS AND SUNU UMBR LLAS ARE BEING CLOSED OUT AT OUT. PRICES. Luq‘DIES SHIR 7 WAIS TS. ”711le UABIBRIC' AND LAWN, FIGURED PERCALE AND SAT- ENSILK WALSH, FANOYAND BLACK, ALL STY YLES AND DPRICES, FROM .9506 T0 86. 00. Largest assortment in the city of Wash DressZGoods, Gambrics, Bedford Cords. Tontine Crepes, Ch allies, Outin Flamiels. Princess Cloths. Zenlhyr Ginghams. Dotted Swiss Mulls, Lawns. ’1' ssues, India Twills,P onzees,C ev- iots. French Madras, Lace'Jaeonets. Sateens, Crepons. French Ginghams, etc- Take advantage of our reduction in prices and make your purchases at once. FREE EDELlVERY DAILY. All goods purchased by customers resid- ing in Norwalk and South Norwalk, delivered at their door free of expense. STEAMER SYLVAN SHORE LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK—IO: 00 and 11:30 a. m; 2: 00, 3: 30 and 5:40 p. n1. ROTON POINT—10:45 a: m; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m. EXCURSION ‘FARE, . 25 CENTS @Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. 9,. .fl ;. ~ ,,_,. The wNOEWADK WEEKLY _ GAZETTE and the EW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE sent to any address tbr $1 per yearl DOWN GO lTHE PRICES! . Yes, business is dull, an'd‘to enliven it we offer the . . following priCe in meats ' & 'glgoulger Steak, - . ' .. , " - . 7 ' i2: . un - , . 1‘ .- - Q . ' ‘ Sirloin : .I.. - , . . .75": _ , 166 , .215VNVzilwifieet. _ Porterhuse“ ' .. '- If": G‘ " 4 ‘y ' ' 180 Telephone "Call . Bib Boat, , - ,_ -- ~ - -. 123° 57.5 ' Plate Piece. .‘ - ' - - ' ‘ 5° » ' ‘ Hind Quarter Lamb, - ' - - '. "18° _- Fore Quarter,- . . . .. 12c. 18 N.Ma1nStreet, _ Full lures .EreslnFish Fruttg, Vegetables, ..., ' l’ a “MMWWWM”. A A. W. .Austlris NonwmfliGAznrrE f}”" ’146 A... Orrnasn 111' ram Posr OFFICE. IN Noawanx as A NEWSPAPER. -‘ SOUTH NORWALK. The corset factory will begin work next week on half time. Mrs. O. E. Raymond, of Bridgeport. is visiting friends in this city. Mr. Fred Fitch of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt of East Norwslk. . Mr. and Mrs. HenryFrench are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman on South Main street. ' -. ——Wa11ted boys to sell GAZETTE in South Norwalk. Apply at H. Theile’s tobacco store. The BridgepOrt Scheutzen verein will assist in the dedication of the Arion gocigléy s new hall in this city Septemo 61' . Quackenbush will be attended from Trinity church, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o ’.clock A. N. Paddock has received orders to prepare plans for' a two story cottage for John McClear of Springfield, at Grove Beach. Mr. Charles Bixby and Charles Hold- rich who have been the guests of Geo. Whelpy for the last week l.'ea\ e this morning for their home in 11:38:10,031. The Norwalk Lock Company have posted notices in their factory to the effect that next week will be vacation week for their employees. This is the first time the factory has shut down in twenty years. The Steamer Sylvan Shore left an angry crowd on the Batch Point dock yesterday. as the boat. left at 1:55 in- stead of 2 o’clock, the captain’s explana- tion being he had all on board the law wOuld allow the boat to carry. ' The New Haven Palladium says that too much cannot be said of Boton Point, the Improvement company having add-9 ed to nature’s already beautiful handi- work, and there are few, if any, resorts alon the shore of Connecticut its equa, but adds that the excursionists from New Haven yesterday, found fault with the exorbitant prices. The residents of Bell Island were greatly shocked Tuesday on looking to- wards Roton Point tosee the handsome new fla of William E. Dann hoisted to the pea of the staff Union down. In- quiry developed the fact that nothing was wrong at the cottage,but a mistake had been made 1n raising the flag. It was soon currected and Bell Islanders were again happy. About forty plumbers joined the ex- cursion from Bridgeport yesterday at Roton Point, and after taking in all the attractions, started for South N or- Walk where they met Mr. Brown the plumber in East Norwalk. He showed them the town to the best of his ability, filling them with South Norwalk good cheer and started the happy party Off for their home on the 8. '41 train. Mrs. W. H. Swords. and Mrs. W. H. Stevenson chaperoned .a number of Bridgeport society people at the Knob yesterday. They were the guests of Miss Pauline Swords. An informal re- ception was held' 1n the evening. Among Miss Swords’ guests were Miss Rosalie Waldo, Miss Mary Bell Stevenson, Miss Josephine Lockwood, Shelton Steven- son, Ernest Lyon, Fred. Tolley and. Harry Stevenson. Oscar Oleson, who was arrested by Oflicer Gladstone. on complaint of Henry Goodwin, Tuesday night, start- ed for the latter’ 3 place of business last night to square himself He threat- ened Mr. Goodwin 1n various ways and made himself offensive in the neigh- borhood, but finally started off with the remark that he would get square if it cost him a hundred pair of pants. He was slightly under the influence. .w".-L LooucLAs $3 SHOE no ‘QI'MRII'Pa ' BeotCeli Shoe in the world tor the price. .W. I.. Douglas shoeaereeold everywhere. Everybody should weer them. it is a duty gaggey’onnazg _to et 1‘30 nominee tor . lion 0 your weer mm 21-8111: W. l.. Douglas Shoesp represent the value etth "Mood above. on thousands can testify:d *5 n- Take No Substitute. .u ”Regain-3:331:11. N911; ggaumo withoutw. l. WIPEl when with 1111?. ca. 9 on bottom. Wk W. L. Douglas. Brookton. Mass. Sold by a. 3. new a son. THURSDAY AUG. 10. F REE} EFNEATHHVM- HOUSEWORTH’ S PERFECTION GLASSES. E. HOUSEWORTH EYE SPECIALIST. ' Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make no charge to examine eyes. Al glasses S332“? d‘dngpt‘t“. ‘3’. “3".Jhade‘?°‘£ 119mg 11er as day; Ln1and ’ ghtZ, _ °n . ' first. The funeral of Miss Nellie May ‘ ' ' ammonium Bank Closes. - annironxs. Aug; 10£1 -T_he Commer- -.~ l'lrankhas c19 191.... ‘ i" is a smnll'docal in “We? t‘i'ou. doing%sinfis ; 7011' the: eastslde. “ Its eitpital 3mm ‘5 deposits_ $400,000 and its time deposit" depositors will be paillan fullqj -, Accepted the Cut. LANSING, Mich, Aug. 10. -—E. Bement 8r. Sons, manufacturers or implements and stoves, have made a 10 per cent cut in the wages of their 600 employees. The men so cepted the cut. - " , Swift 33 Co. Lay OE Hand’s. CHICAGO, Aug. 10. —Swift &. Co. ., packers at the stock yards, have laid 0!! 500 em- ployees. They also rétrenched by reducing the wages of the. remaining employees 10 per cent. Colfax (Wash. ) Bank Closes. ' COLFAX, Aug. 10. —-The Bank of Colfax, an old and reliable private institution, with securities more than ample to bal- ance all liabilities, temporarily closed its doors. Louisville Banks to Resume. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10. —0ne oi the four suspended national banks will resume Monday, and the others will not be far he- hind. The Fourth National will be opened Slashed a. Woman's Throat. Asnunx PARK, N. J ., Aug. 10.—At Ocean Grove Edward Grain, coiOred, slashed Sarah Morgan, also colored, across the throat with-.11. knife, inflicting wounds which it is feared will prove fatal. Three Bodies In the River. New Yonx, Aug-'10 -Three bodies or. men were found floating aroundthe‘Bat- tery. One was the body of John McKee, a homeless man.‘ The other bodies were those of unknown men. Dig Harness Factory Burned. - PmL'AnELPHia; Aug: '10.—The extensive harness factory of 'E. A.'Ringross:& Co. at Fuller’s'lane and Trenton avenue was de- stroyed by fire. L%5,-375.000- Von Merkl Sun eeeds Von Bauer. VIENNA, Aug. 10. —Field Marshal Baron you Mcrkl has been; appointed imperial minister of _war in place of Baron von Bauer, who died recently. . . ' 'TI'IE DEATH RECORD. WILLIAM Boivsiis, 'u'ge'd 53, one of the best known newspaper men in Boston, at that place. T. F FRANK, a well ”known'physlcian. at Pittsburg. EMMA Counrama, 1111 old time actress. It New York._ 9 A Despoudent Woman’s Shieldo. NEWnnKbAug.101-'—.-In a fit oi despoti- *1 of 348 Sussex avenue, committed suicide by taking corrosive sublimate. She leaves a. husband and 90" children. ' M Trial of ti 1e Campania’s Double. ~ ' A Gnnasocx, Aug. ‘10. —The steamer Lu- cania, sister ship of the Campania. has left this port on her tritii cruise. She will sail from Liv erpool for New York on Sept. 2. .r'. Idontlflcatlon In China... . In China a‘ traveler wishing 101' am port' is compelled t9 have the palm of his hand brushed over with fine oil paint; he then pres 'es his hand on thin damp paper, whi retains an impresé sion of the lines. This is used to pre- vent transference cf the _passport, as the lines of. no two hands are allke.—'- ' Exchange. ‘9 7 33113 EXCURSION V STEAMER Sunday,Aug I3, ’93. Mon-ExclfllSlllN TltKElS-«lto Leave South Norwalk, 9 a. m., re turning, leave Sea Beach Coney- Is land, 4. 201). m.; leave East 31st street, New York, 5. 20.115111. 9 REMOVAL' Mrs. W FaWoet Has moved her stock of MILLINERY To the store formerly oooupiod I by her at 3 Water Street, NORWALK. Leghorn Hats from 50c up. _ One lot of- Hats and Bonnets at 20¢: each. Hat Frames 15c, 20c, 25¢ each, ' r. 'roasahn. also entainsfiar comm: 11020 $222,000 52.19 15 starts by" tiié careers 9111.9 , . deucy Mrs. James E. \iayo, 45 years old, , Sill BEACH UWNEYISLWND ‘ 0111 0111131111 HOUSE AND 1.011; Norwalk, '~' '_ : mm. Bah. We’d like to have a few of the “ dull times” creakers in the store Satur- day or have them 1n to- morrow' They’d soon cease oroak1ng,,and if. they had a dollar 1n their pockets they would soon be buying. for there’ 3 a magnetism in the Very air, created by — the loadstone of ~ deSirable, law-priced goods that seems lrresnstlble ”f. $35K- THE BOSTON £1.01“: Goa-t Marin and ‘I Wall. Streets, Connecticut. TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4 Spend an hour, any day, In Our store and you won’t say so! m%%%mfmm%%mm%mm§ Morglfi W1???“ “j" TR STEAM ANNUAL MIDSUMM 13111 GREAT CLEARANCE SALE SEASONABLE eoons 'HY‘T’” 2 Gamette Building “Nor-walk. WE HAVE COMMENCED OUlt OF SEASON ABLE GOODS. EVERY DEPARTMENT REPRESENTED --.5.‘ Laurie’s, 31111-1: Wane-ta. Shirt Waists made 1n silk, lawn, sateen, percales and cambrics at prices hogs: before known. Note the prices. A good plated waist for 19 etc, a r waist for 37lc , 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. _ 31111:. shirt waists. . ' - ., 'Silk waists, in China, India and Sarah in black and colors, all reduced in ._ 5i" $5 silk waist for $3: $0 sill: waist for 84. 50; 97. 50 and as silk waists for 50 Grain-element’s Outing shirts. . . We have decided to close out our entire line of gentlmen" I outingan shirts, and -1n order to do it we have made just two prices on them and J25 all of our 'cheviot, peroale‘ and madras shirts, re all of our' finer goods. in Oxfords, zephyr and from $1 to $1. 75—we will close out at 75c.. . . 75o and 8100;311:168,“ 50o? . tench flannels, regular price eazxé The Leadlng Dry Goods ’."”“ '2- ‘“V l "TRISTBAM 12 HYATT 2 Gazette Bufldmg' 'o l ! 9.. . 4" (‘R ’1. 1', 1 .
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