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Lehigh Men Get Concessions.‘
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.——The result or
the conference between IYice Pride?

- ’ . ' another Voorhees or the Reading, t e supe 11 en -
collieiglll Dr. Shepard s adv 1n ~ cuts of the Lehigh Valley and thegrievance
' . .1 committee of the latter road is made

Mrs. R. M. Wilcox was removed to known. The men get a number of conces-
, her home last night. sions. . -. , ,

‘ Mrs. William Johnson is reported as Van“; Wants to Come Back. ,
' , b81113 very low to-day. , ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.—§1eggp. Va;
. ' " ‘ Heine’s band will give a conce rt at atta‘. the real estate. dealerw 0 We“
“ G I T]! P O I“ AI. 3 A NY ” 1...... o... ..........o....... Lsssszalsassamba”:
* - I . ' . Compan D Will leave this 'city for Ni‘ said to be negOtiatingtor compromise with
antic on onday,August 21,at 7:20 am. his creditors on a be“! of 25 percent.
The Iron .Works band gave a concert Two Crooksﬁentenoed. ,

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DAILY,‘§ERvICE BETWEEN
South Nor-Walk and New York.
‘ afternoon.

F A R E.--.-Single 40 Cents ;’ Excu rsnon, 70 Cents. . _Wanted boys to gen comm; in m Mum w...
-LE.17ES SOUTH NORWALK DAILY .‘LT 7:30 A. M . ‘ South Norwalkt ”Apply at H. Thelle’s LONDON."Aug.‘ 12,—The-race-for the com-.
Leave Beekman street._2:35 9"!!1'; ‘gaturdays. 2 p. m. LeaveiEasggllst street. 8 p. m . batur. tobacco store. . modore’s cup, under the auspices of the
days. 2:20 p. m. Connecting With trams for Danbury on Satur 838 on Miss Nellie White and Michael Con- Royal Victoria Yac‘h t club, was won by the

"leaves New: York Mondays, Wednesdays ners were married .by Justice Barrett Britannia. The Navahoe did not race.

days and Saturdays. at 5 39 It in this morning. Killed by a Tram

Mr. E. J. Slater leaves this afternoon PERTH Annoy, N ,‘ J .,‘Aug. 12.——Micliael
for Chicago. .He expects to be absent Bulanersky, employed by the Staten Island

‘00 ., T 0 NS - V E RY - C H O I C E ‘ about two weeks.
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‘ I imothy H ay’ Clover crossingaofsthie Cogsolitiitgdgrghldsw‘gfe
o ‘ , . . , ’ , . ' The GAZETTE will print, a dvertise- ‘Tnotms D. hiEssLEn, third vice president
rFlmOthy ,and Red . FOP Seed. ments of all seeking situations free of giggemlﬁgggngﬂifgggiﬁn‘frfgﬁ‘gé

out of. order yesterday. P
. charge until further notice." ,
' lTY. - ,. . . lines west of Pittsbur-r, at Cresson Springs.
BEST QUAL The Messenger ‘says that Louis Wag- BERNARD DU“; mod 34 years. one of

2 ' ner and wife of this city‘are stoppingat . . z. b ,N. J;
ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS ~ ..... ,.

. . . Mrs. O. E. Raymond, who for the Getting Even.
HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY.

,WHOLESALE GROCERS, _ .
9 land. 11 Wall Street..

Our store and you won’t-say so !_ I,

- We’d like .to have a few of the 1‘“ dull
times” croakers in. ’ the store Saturg
: day or have them in to-mOrroWl ' _

They’d soon ceaSe creakinggand if
they had a dollar in theirpockets they 4 .
would soon be buying. forgjthere’s- a V t
magnetism in the very air, created by f ‘5

" the ,loadstone of desirablaplovariCed . 2 §
goods that "seems irresistible. . j g
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188‘? night. . Wogan and Henry Carey, thetwo New
The-Norwalka and Putnam How are York crooks who robbed the Pawhng
playing ball on the Baxter grounds this bank of this county, were sentenced to

 

state prison for the term of one year each.

'1‘!!!) PROPELLER "CITYQOF NORWALK, .
and Fridays, at 5 p‘.m’.: leave‘iNorwalk Tuesdays. 'lhnre
FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY. .

Terra Cotta. Lumber company, was killed
by a Pennsylvania train.

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past wqek has been ViSiting in this City, Artist—Miss Brownie-Brown-Brown, '

Eﬁfdtgmor?qmmg for her home m who is to marry a prince, won’tlet us .
g p . . . have her photograph for publication. -

It was 8:15 this morning before the Editor—She won’t, eh? Tell the fore-

Tramway cars P commenced running. man to use one of those cuts labeled i '

THE BOSTON STORE, - = 7%

coo. Main new... Streets, ' . ‘ '_ % _.

The delay was caused by a temporary ,, - n__ k kl _
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Two New York reporters accompanied
perscontain What purports to be an in-
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The Old Well Cigar Co. has not shut '

down for an length of time as reported , g . ’ .

yesterday, he makers. quit work yes-

terday to let the strippers get ahead a . '

‘a day 'or two. They will work the same

by the N orwalk fakir occupied the de-

pot in this city last night from 9 p. m.

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SEcﬂSOWA‘BLE OFFER/W05; e 8 eamer 1 y 0 any m For the. special treatment of
M‘DSUWWER PRODUCTIONS.

make another excursion to Coney Is-
land to-morrow, leaving South Nor-

‘walkaw a- m-- Returning the Pteamer Rheumatism' ' I smasmmmmmsmmemmm

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‘ - . _‘ - t 111) f' t mud and East '31st. at 6:20, reaching this '_AND P , 5'“
we “1.1 sell an 0m HOt Wtagggdtﬁgot‘fear‘iuggﬁissei?a m e o m ems clty at about 8:30. ’ - K' d d I). ‘ V
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ETON DUCK sun's, ETON SERGE sun's, CHILDREN’S LAWN ,. _ citizen who has complained to the g - - . . . .
SUITS, LADIES’ WHITE WRAPPERS, PARABOLS AND Board of. Health and Police asks how . .
.st UMRIEILE%%%¥1§’£%%G CLOSED much longer that dead cat is oing 8' and 33 Belumbla "Olghls, - . .
‘ o . . i2 remain in? thvcacatch basin Oil): touth BROOKLYN N Y P . ,. ,. ' . ,. . ,, , _, P p _ , _
2 . aln .8 reg e gIVO 1 up u Sup' , o I b - . . ‘, _. .. . . .. . .. . ,... ., . . . . . .. . _._. . .--_. ......._n...., _.... -. ‘
LUq‘DlES’ SHIRT WAIS T5- 7 111082313 w‘ull remairli ugtil the police . f . ‘ . . 9
ea quar era are p ace in, a sanitary . . ’ ‘
, . ROALE AND sAT- - - - .
PmTsEasssTmaaPsaussaeaas...M... °°nd‘”‘.°DP- - GRAND .
AND PRICES, FROM 350:; To $6.00. ‘ . _ g = 'g , . ‘

' - - d .0 b ' ..'B df rd CHURCH SERVICES. Q P ' . ' " . - -- ' P ~ - " " .
chﬁigedtﬁiﬁi’étﬁfé‘ﬁo?£513.13,”833$“?tﬁﬁﬁi‘iﬁiﬂiﬁoestmcﬁfﬁs. fool?!” —— . . - _ _ .
Ginghams. Dotted Swiss Mulls. Lawns. ssues, India TWIlls. Pongees. C ev- GRACE Cannon—Rev. S. H. Watklns ' . .

“TENS“ ”Emit?éttiiatd‘i‘gisigti‘iﬁé‘:sﬁﬁeﬁtiso ﬂtfﬁtrgﬁé‘fo’ét‘isoﬁg‘é' fector- T1310 11th Sunday.af(tler Trilrlnity. , , , g
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_ h d t d. ugust13t 1893. 9.15 Sun ay so 001. _ - 1 . .
Day... seasas.seaaPaaPasasa 10.30 .. m. 1...... 3...... .n. s... _ , ,
. .- ~ ’ niacin. 7.30P 1p m. Even‘Illllg ﬂlgraﬂer aAnﬁ _ : To 4 P . . , ‘ . - . ; .. \ , , _ ,-
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THE [Tr-PM. ‘RE/I‘D COMP/IWY. o. welcome. "3°. °”" ° “a e . . g. _ ~P -
’ ' FmsT CONGREGATTONAL.—Bev. T. K. SEA BEACH ”GUNEY ISLAND ‘ ’ .. ‘ ' - l
Noble, pastor. Services at 10.30 a. m. , ' .5... ‘ g , . , . ] _0,F _ . .. , . _ . , ‘
and 7.30 _p. m. The pastor will occupy 1 . ‘ ._ ' ' ' “ . - ' ' , ".
thtpuipllmhmm “a tsntgi STEAM“ - SEASONABLE GOODS ' ~
. u Joe or e evemng: as u _ . ' '
o N P O I N II! Thoughts for Unrestful Times.” "Y. CITY OF ALBANY - , . .
P. S. C. E.. at 6:30 p. 'm. Thursday - . _ . . _ W‘Kﬁ‘ - . P P V '
3, evening subject: “Religion and Recre- . 2 ‘ . - ‘ _ , ' ' . - _' . - ‘ P P"
e” . atlon.” Everybody welcomed to all ————— ' , 2 - .. . - .
_ . servmes. Sunda All I 3 - ’93 . , . '
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.r ". In Illinois there is an old law on the PI . ' ' t . ‘ , ' . . . .- ' ,
_ statute books to the eifeCtthat incrimi- Thu-EXCURSION "MEET-’5‘ . . » ' ". _-
_‘ 2 4 3 ﬁg. nal cases the jury is “judge of the law - .. - x P . - 2 Gazette Building,.Noa-walk. - - .
. .- f ‘5 g .3. .k 3?; . as well as the facts.” Though not often Leave South Norwalk, 9 a. m., re- _ . P . _ V. , ”g. . .. _
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STEAM ER ‘SYLVAN SHO E LEAVES ‘ ssht:°:.a:;ss.:area‘s: mine 1.... Se“ Béa°i3i°f°d 1?: ‘ - P '3‘“ ' - ' ._ m . .
" , . P . t . 1and,4:20 p.m.; leave as. s 8. es WE HAVE COMMEN bD ' R . » _ - ‘
SOUTH NORWALKLIO:00 and 11.30,... m.; 2.00, 3:30 and 5:40 p. m. ffsgggetgugggggléggfg ggewg‘ﬁrgétfgg New York, 5.20.1»... . . . ~ . _V . 0E 0?. :j 1 - ._ . . _ . .3 - y . »
ROTON POINT—10:45 3- 111-; 12:15, 2345, 5300 and 6‘30 P- m. . . facts, but added that it was not to judge "‘ i ‘ I - ~- ‘ j , 1'
' P . -—--— ' 'of the law unless it was fully satisﬁed ' . , .. - ' ‘ 7 -, .. . P ' 1 '
, MM-.- M... .. .E-.. REMOVAL' ANNUAL MIU‘SUMM HA {1 -'
f" ' ‘ , . _———.-—-—~ - . An outrageous verdict was brought in . , . I V . i " . . ' _, " " ‘ ' P'“
- ~ WSteamer to 0h???” for Moonlight Excursmns. - ' contrary to all instructions of the court: , . . - ' . _ ' , - , - , P~ I . ﬁ ..
o~ ‘ , - f who felt called upon to rebuke the jury. , . ' ’ - v ’ - -- P' ' ' . ‘ ' v ‘ ' ' '
' ' a P ' At last one old farmer arose. M ~ ' '- or SEASONABLE GOODS. EVERY DEPARTMENT, REPRESENTED. P
, o “J edge,” said he, “weren’t we to 59638 [S ' awce ' - . ' ' ~.
Th NORWALK WEEKLY GAZETTE - — I I ..M. , P .
e (1;; , . “Certainly,” was the response, “but 1 I I ' _ ‘ I ' ‘ ' . ' . ’ ' ‘
. 1" , '5 told you not to judge the law ,unless you _ , . , " - _ Lad-#93, 5m Wants. ' _. .
were clearly satisﬁed that you knew the » P “as moved her Ska M . ' ShirtWaists made in silk,_law.n,.sateenf, percales and cambrics at“ prices never ». . ,, _ ' __ ' ’
= . - ~ before known. Note the prices :' A good plated waist for 19 etc ; a regular 500 . . g , '_- _ ‘ 3

waist for 3790; a ﬁne percale waist. never sold less than.75 cents for. 50 cents;

as be shifted his quid, “we considered All of our ﬁne lawn and sateen waists reduced in the same prophrtidn;

and the NEW YORK WEEKLY Tamas} _ . . .-
+ - ~ MILLINERY

that 'p’int.”—San Francisco Argonaut.

 

following price in meats

TRIBN E sent 1’0 any address A story) :1: 31:28:11: 23:11.13: of a little ‘ Tame Tannin-"nail! occupitd —' I . Silk, waists, in China. India and Sarah. in blackand colorsfall reduced in’ncoi ‘ ' . j .
. . _ WomalnEPho “£38 seated behind 3. gm... , by h” a! g _ E 853111: must for $8; $6 silk must for $4.50; $7.50 and 88 all: waste for 5.50. P . . -
geousy res b- t t th t -' th »‘ . ' ‘ ' _ .- . ‘ '.
metropolis si<osec%1;1y;na81:;:; 1gem? .Gentlemen’s outing small ‘

f for $41?" per year! I

DOWNGO THEPRIGES !

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pletely hid the; stage from the victim in
the roar. She sat on ﬁrst one foot, then
the other, but in vain; no glimpse of the
play could she get: After a whispered
conversation with her husband came the
tragedy. -Without a word of Warning.
that wee woman quietly rose, gently but
ﬁrmly laid her hands upon the winng
shoulders of her obtrusiva neighbor and

--3 Water Street,
' ' ‘ NORWALK. ‘

Leghorn Hats from 50c up. 2

' One lot of-Hats and Bonnets at
200 each. ‘ ‘

_ Hat Frames 15c, 20c, 25c each.

 

We have decided to close out our 'entire line P of .gentlmen” ’1 dating andnefliat
shirts, and in order to do it we have made just two pricesI‘on them and Jul sell
all of our chevrot, percale and madras shirtsgrregular 75c and 8100. goods, at 4500; -
all of our ﬁner goods. in Oxfords, no hyr and French ﬂannels. regular price
from 81 to $1.75—we will close out at. 50. P . . - .‘ '

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‘ ' . . . - ' pressed her green and red ruﬂies as far ' . ' p ‘ . . . a ’4 ,
£13321?” Steak: . _, - - . 1'2: ’21 W 11 St 1; downhas iheytwould go. People who . F o R s A :[E t . ‘ ‘ .; , ; - " . ' .- _
- _ . . 5:» ' . . g a no . saw‘ e opera ion“ gasped at'the trans- """"- . _ . . . ‘ i . ,. . . _:- ‘ I.” . . ‘ .1 x
$1.110:th ._.' - ' , ' , ‘ , <- ; i3: . , Norwalk. formation... The victimﬁiselyaccepted HOUSE AND LOTl , . g , . __. ‘ g . g
R91: 1:28:86 ‘ ' ‘ ' 12% c ’ Telephone, Call. 319. Sltflﬁlirlll‘a-mi) rﬁlnalizeiglmsubauga- No.8 12120er” AVENUE. , . ._ _ . g .. . . ’ - _— ‘ '
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, .. Plate Piece. PP", g9.” , ’, .- ' ' ‘ '1 go ‘ noIiTmlmoiusiy returned to the fatted calf. $.35? iiﬁniiﬁgi‘ftoiliigggﬁgi'élii'nﬁiﬁiﬁﬁi 351? . v. 2 Gazet _ Buﬂd' g . . _ _ - - _
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