‘ F A R E. ---Single 40 Cents ,
and Fridays, at 5 p. 111.:
STEAMER
“CITY OF ALBANY”
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
South Norwalk and New York
Excursion, 70 Cents.
LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK DAILY AT 7:30 A. M.
1' HEIGHT RE 0L1 VED DAI
Leave Beekman street,_ 2. 35 p. 111.; Saturdays, 2 p. in. Leave East and street, 3 p.- m.: Satur-
days, 2 .20 p, m. ConneCting with trains for Danbury on Saturday s only.
THE PROPELLER, “CITY OF NORWALK.” leaves New: York Mondays, Wednesdays
leave fl§¥walk Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 as p. m
We have now in stock and to arrive CHOICE WHEAT
MIDDLIN GS.
DRIED BREWER’S GRAINS.
. CALL AND GET ParoEsz- ‘
THE HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK CO. 3
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GbeEw UN WEE Glamorous,
BRIDGEPO RT, CONN.
On and after August 12th, THE D. M. ‘READ .
C 0 null receroe orders on any of the following '
I‘BRIDGEPORT Scfl VIWGS ‘BANKS:
BRIDGEPORT,
CITY ‘ '.
PEOPLE’ S,
FARMERS’ & MECHANICS’ .
At par (same as cash) in payment for Goods or
Accounts.
Customers must in all cases bring their ‘Bank ‘Books
which wzll be promptly returned to them less the
amount of the order.
We are closing out 25/ e halance of our stock of .'I
If you want any- } -
thing in our line, it call pay you to TAKE .A TRIP j:
Summer Good s at reduced przces.
70 BRI‘DGEPO‘RT.
"The D. M. Read. Company
ROTON POINT-+10: 45 a. m;
STEAMEE SYLVANSHORE LEAVES
SOUTH NORWALK—10.00 and 11: 30 a. m., 2.00, 3:39 and 5. 40 p. m.
12:15, 2:,45 5:00 and6:.30p m.
EXCURSION . FARE, 25 CENTS
@Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. ‘
§
The NORWALK WEEKLY GAZETTE
and the NEW YORK WEEKLY
TRIBUNE sent to .. any address
for $1 per year!
Ponder wellidear friends and neighbors, .
. As you read the wondrous story,
'How for gold and not for glbry
Sherifis', Bailofs, Lawyer’ s hoary
Labored with their might and main,
Lestt heir spell on us be broken,
Md we leave them with no token, -
That we 6 ’er sold beef or mutton— 1
This, the tale they told Judge Kane '
Quickly then their prayers he granted,
And the Bailtfls, nothing daunted,
Took the job they long had w,anted
Watched our. stores both Day and Nightt .- ':
. WhO’d have thought Our Beef so Tender, ' ‘ '
That thus they must their service render,
Lest theweereak 1n and we Igo under, .,
For menuir'id angels-41mm Lemar. ~~ ‘31
Respectfully E. J. WADHAJllS,
Proprietor People 13 Market.
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21 Wall Street.
Norwalk,
Telephone Call,
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, '1893.
Orranan AT r1111: POST OFFICE, 12: NOEWALK
As A ansrArnn.- c
" SOUTH NORWALK. -‘
Johnnie comes marching home to-
, day.
Don’t forget that Uncle Hiram will
be at Music Hall to-night.
Tuxedo will be the attraction at Music _
Hall, Thursday evening, August 31.
The regular monthly meeting of the
..U A. M. was held last evening.
A handsome carpet has been laid in
the new quarters of Butler Lodge.
The boat races at the Knob this after-
noon has attracted a large number to
that popular resort.
The case of Berner vs. Flynn, will be
heard before Justice Barrett next
Tuesday afternoon.
The last excursion of the search by
the City of Albany to Sea Beach, Coney
Island, takes place to morrow.
Mr. OlinS. Youngs, of Quintard ave-
nue, is entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Lounsbury, of Bridgeport.
George Koch, leaves the employ of
Mr. Tomlinson to-day and expects to
open a drug store on Washington street.
about September 1.
-—Smoke Drum Major tobacco and
get a gold watch at G. S. Trowbridge 8:
Co. ’6. 678-213.
. Among those registered from this
city at the Connecticut building,
World’s Fair, since last report are:
E. Slater, H. E. Dotyand James Casey.
—-—Wanted boys to sell GAZETTE in
South Norwalk. Apply at H. Theile’I s
tobacco store.
It wasn’t so very hot yesterday, but
it is safe to say that every man employ-
ed 1n the hat shops in this city swore
that it was the hottest day of the season.
Marguerite, daughter of Hugh Camp-
bell, of South Norwalk, died yester-
day, aged 2years and '7 mo.nths The
funeral will be held to- -morrow after-
noon.
For fishing in the South Norwalk
reservoir at Wilton, Gilbert Thorns, of
Danbury, last evening paid over $25. 41.
Fish comes high, but Danburians have
to have them.
A remonstance against granting
Thomas Village a license, si ned by
seventy-two residents of oodward
avenue, has been sent to the County
Commissioners.
Services will be conducted at the-
Frank D. .f
' Luddmgton to- morrow afternoon at3
Keeley institute by Rev.
o’clock. Addresses will also be made
“ by graduates.
Mayor Theile, of East Norwalk, vis-
ited Bridgeport last night. The may-
or enjoys a visit to that wicked city,
but says he always keeps his hand on
lfiis watch until he boards the train for
ome.
The oystermen will be examining
, their oyster beds for the next few days .
to ascertain if they were damaged by .
the storm. It is feared that the beds in .I
shallow water Were damaged, but the ~
deep water farms it 151 believed, escaped
injury.
A large crowd of the “ Sons of Rest ”
were busily engaged yesterd aly after-
noon watching the irrepressib eW
by Grifiin, back into its place in the
People’s Market, where meats are sold
cheaper than at any other market in
this city.
In the account of the sailor who had
his head out while disputing over the
‘ payment of a bottle of liquor, published
in this column yesterday, it was stated
that the afi'ra It; took place 1n Campbell' s
saloon. ave since been informed
‘ that we did eM.r Campbell an injustice,
as the police state that the row occurre
next door in Linxweilers’ .
Shortly after 9 o ’clook last night the
fire bell struck a series of numbers,
which called out the fire department.
After goinng over the hill towafds Tay-
lor avenue Chief Wehle learned that
the house gongs had struck box 23.
then started towards Whistleville and
learned that box 23 near J. S. O’ Brien’ s
had been “pulled” for a small fire in
the barn of W. H. Hull, Which was ex-
tinguished before the hose cart arrived.
‘ 'It is thought that a spark from a pass-_
ing locomotive set fire to the building.
Early this morning Chief Engineer
Wehle and “Speel er” Smith started
out in the yacht Bologna on a fishing
excursion after gay and festive “snap-
pers.’ eboat‘ was heavily loaded
quarter of a pound of cheese, six bot-
tles of iced bait, three “mummies, ” two
landing nets, one life presérver for the '-
Chief, one bailing scoop, one pair blue
goggles for‘ 'Speeler,” two fishing rods,
three fish hooks, one canvas fishing
coat, rubber boots, sails, gafi's, bOOms
and more bait. Prior to departing
“Speeler” entertained Amos Gates wit
an account of the winter that he and
Jake Brown drank seventeen barrels of
hard- cider. ‘
11.00%
At some of the many
BARGAINS
offered by the
THE NORWALK
Eurnltnrtdlo
1 Set Parlor Furniture $25; one new
Ghamber Suit, Antique Oak Fin-
1.1., $20,Spr1ng Bed Lounges, s8 .1
and $10;- Extension Tables, $5:
Elegant CherryMusw Backs, $5;
‘ Gotten-top Ma‘ ‘
Cane Seated Chairs, 65c.
17 MAIN STREET. NORWALK..
' The wonderful railroad e E.ect
$2.50; Igoo'd ’
WALK
Saturday Eunmg, Aug. .254.-
THE COMEDIAN
Aaron u Woodhull
ported by
MISS THUJA EHISWULD,
In his great New York success, the sensational
coined y drma
“UNCLE HIRE-M
Entirely revised re-written and made a su-
perb scenic production. Thte hnllinz saw
mill scene, consisting pfa com late saw mill
outfit sawmg lumber in view 0 the audience.
An express
train consistingon of engine bagII age car, coach,
sleeper-200 feet .crossinazt 9 etc o in 10
seconds. The Bruno lyn bri fiaNéw ork har-
bor and Bartholdi Status- 9 our all our
own scenery, and will positively pro 1100 it as
advertised. New musicmew songsmow dances,
humor and pathos, laughter an tears
Riggs’ drug stores. Prices, 75, 50.35.
MUSIC HALL
Thurtday, August 3M.
Everything, New!
. And Hughey Daugherty’s . I'.
World’s Far :Mlnstuels.
New son s, new. dances. new specialties new
faces. old avorites: ‘The pictureadue Colum-
bian Exposition first part, every nation repre-
sented. Better. brighter, funnier than ever.
The Grenadier Band will give an open air eon-
cert at noon in front of the Mahackemo Hotel .
Prices? . 50, 35. Charts at Plaisted’ s and Riggs’
drug stores. '
Opera HOuSe‘, Norwalk.
Thursday, August 3m.
The pohuIar favorite '
CHAS. T. ELLIS,
In his picturesque comedy, ~
Count Casper
Bewritten, revised and undoubtedly the
comedic a.n
ELLIS’ NEW SONGS, by request:
“A Button-hole BoEquet,” with Boutonieres
for the Ladies
“Santa Claus,” with toys for the children.
Tickets on sale at Gregory’ 8 drug store Nor:
Walk.
on. THE SEASON.
STEAMER
CITYOF ALBANY
Sundau,A-ug.27',’93.
2750-«EXUUBSIDN TIGKETS---75c
Leave South Norwalk, 9 a. m., re-
land, 4: 20 p. m.; leave East 31St street,
New York, 5: 20 p. m. ~’ .
Friday, Sept. 8th.
EYE SPECIALIST.
Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make
. no charge to examine eyes. . Al glasses
uaranteed fiwith prices to suit the times.
is wayof fitting the eyes is as different
from others as day and nisht. . .
A. W. Austin's. Jewelry.
Store. '
Iroken Lots
BOYS’ SUITS!
SIZES 4 to 14.
Reduced to almost Half Price. , .
75c to $ I .95.
Boys Pants 25c.
ed WALL srannr
.NORWALK -. . .
Reserved seats now on sale at Plaietcd’s a ‘
prettiest comedy ever presented by a singing j
walk, and TomlinsonIli drug store. South Nor-
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getaway, - ' '
SEASON ABLE GOODS
uulsuuuu u H11
2 anefle Building, Norwalk-l
II WE HAVE COMMENCED OUR
ANNUAL MIUSUMM U
OF SEASONABLE GOODS. EVERY DEPARTMENT REPRESENTED.
$333“-
Shirt
Ladiea’
v '5.
Waists.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Shirt Waists made in silk, lawn, sateen, percales and cambrics at prices never
before known. Note the prices:
waist for 3750; 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.
Elk! {3.2
8111:. 8111131: Weds its. “~
Silk waists in China, India" and Sarah. in black and calor' all red ed' ,2
35 Silk mm f" ’83 ’i" 3“" “i“ ‘0’ 34 5.0 $7 50 and tss’silk will. tointpsnscd
Gentleman’s Outing Shirts.
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i“!
We have decided to close out our entire line of gentlmen’ a Outing and negligo
' shirts, and 1a order to do it we have made just two prices on them and will sell
all of our cheviot, percale andunadras shirts, regular 750 and 8100. goods, at 5Qc;
all of our finer goods.’ 1n Oxfords, zephyr and French fiannels, regular price
from 81 to 81. 75—we will close out at 750.
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The Leading Dry Goods Store,
2 Gazette Budding
A good plated waist for 19. etc; a regular 50c j
EXCURSION.
Wade .
hams put the safe, which Was attached j"
suu Buuuufifiuuu 1111111 ‘
turning, leave Sea Beach Coney Is-_
FHEBEIYNEAT 01s.;
with three8 pounds of crackers, one . ’
E. HOUSEWOETH? .‘ :
Norwalk, . - -—
N ow in prices.
111111 uuw .111
The quality of the
goods offered has not changed a. bit---
only the prices have Stifl‘ered. one
dollar Spent with us now will be worth
five dollars later on
These are times when the buyers
are bleSsed.
' .0 .33.“; qui'ifi
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The House~keepers Opportunity
For three days only we ofi‘er the entire stock in Our
basement (except fruit jars) at l-4th oil“. The stock. cen-
sists of crockery, china, glass, cutlery, tinware, granite-
irOn ware, brushes, baskets, wooden ware, oil stoves, etc.
Monday aud Tuesday. 4.
. s
i.
:‘s;
. Handkerchiefs. ..
Ladie's’ hematitched handkerchiefs,
with colored borders, worth 10c, this
week, 5c each ' '
Ladies' white hematitched hand-
kerchiefs, silk embroidery, reduced
to 10c each.
One lot lawn handkerchi‘efEéII extra A
value, at 12p. each.
Small Wares.
’0 N. T. crochet cotton,._ 3c a ball.
Best’ 111er shields at 90 a pair.
p...
Choice of our bells at lac.
I1 9C6
12-}c a yard.
9.3.. -~ .~.~
Gonnee'flcut.
ranIrIrrIoarn aALL,sr-¢ . 3 ..
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. Remember this reduction is for three days only, Saturday,“
Puritan Pins, half price, 5c a pa-
- Three (alien buttermilk soap-for _
A large department of 1113 fringe, '
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Norwalk Chronicler