There is a place on Water strb‘ét ;
It will pay you well to go and see it ;
Where goods are sold so velv low
That all who know are bound to go
And purchase where good things are
- cheap ~ ,
Frompork and beans tolamb and sheep,
Ham and eggs with first~rate lard,
At prices to suit when times are hard ;
Cod fish and potatoes, Coffee and tea,
With good “A”.sugar sweet as can be,
' Beef—steak and onions—those cooked to-
gether '
Make mighty good diet in winter weath-
e. _
Cranberiies’ and cabbage too we Can
supply. . _
With bread and butter and pumpkin pie.
Now give us a call and fear no tricks,
At Water street market, No. 6.
Friday-Doc. .1
PURE Mimi-K:
Families and Milk Dealers supplied
with Pure Milk at popular prices. Or-
ders left at John W. Bogardus’, No. 6
Water street, Sheehan Brothers’, Main
street and E. J. Finnegan’s, West Main
street, will receive prompt attention.
1w ' . A. E.’ BREWER.
Norwalk Hand. Laundry !
COR. WALL J: KNIGHT STREETS.
All Work—{nil By Hand. '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
8 3m MKS J W ‘VAJJBJL.
vein EM
E. HUUSEWORTH
EYE SPECIALIST.
Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make.
no charge to examine eyes. . Al glasses
uai'anteed with prices to spit the times.
"is way of fitting the eyes is as different
from others as day and night.
f
A. W. Austin’s Jewelry
. Store. ‘
25 to 40 Per. Cent. Saved
0!: Groceries, Wines. Liquors. Canned
Goods. Butter, Teas, Coffees, Fruits,
Provisions, Produce, Poultry,'Etc.
Sold at wholesale in reasonable guantitics.
All goods delivered_out_ of the city free 0
charge. Send for price list. We quote a few
1‘1665: Best teas 2) to 30 cents ger pound.
est Coffee. 20 to 32 cents per poun . This sea-
sons packing Calif rnia iruits.?0 contentin;
vegetables, 10 to 12 cents,tin; chOicest Califor-
nia Wines ciuart bottles, 25 cents. A ELL
&. 01)., Who esale Grocers. 314, 316 Greenwmh
St., N. Y. City. Established 1858. 46 3m
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CLOAKS.
CARPETS,
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New Orleans Molasses.
The Holmes, Kaela: ,8: Selleck Go., 9 and 11 Wall Street.
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The People’s Martel is at it Again.
Porter House Steak.....
Sirloin ‘ ........ .. ...... 13 and 14 “
Round ” ........ 12 “
Shoulder ‘ " .09 “
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Fresh Pork CnOps 2t “
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“ Hams ..................................................................... 12in “
51'“ Shoulder .......... ....... ......... 10 “
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Salt Pork ............12:} “
Sugar Cured Hams, best in the city.............f......... ..... ,.'. ..... 125 “‘
Quality the best! Satisfaction guaianteed! Free Delivery! Telephone con-
nection.
. E. J. W ADH AMls.
IIDIIOIICII'OOIQI
150 per lb.
PROP... PECP E‘SXMABKET.
Absolutely Independent .
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1393.
ENTERED AT THE Pos'r OFFICE. m NOBWALK
As A NEwsrArEn. ,
SOUTH‘NORWALK.
The condition of Henry Buckley re-
mains about the same.
After the meeting of the O. U. A. M.
next Friday night a chowder Will be
served.
Contractor Finch has completed his
contract on the Osborne avvnue ex-
tension.
The stockholders and directors of
the Riverside Cemetery assocmtion Will
meet next Monday night.
George S. Trow'bridge do 00., will
display a bulletin of the Yale-Harvard
foot ball game at Springfield this after-
noon.
Henry Gillam, ahatt-cr well known in
this city, died at his home in East Nor—
walk, this morning. He leaves a Wife
and five children.
Miss Hettie Mallard of this city, who
has been spending a few weekswith
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stagg of Bridge-
pzrt, returned home last night.
The McIntyre-Johnson athletic en-
tertainment comes 011' at Music Hall
next Monday night, at which time Tom-
my Ryan, the champion welter-wceght
of the world, will spar fou_r rounds
with Jack McGirr, the champion welter-
weight of New England.
Some days ago LeRoy Wheeler lost
his Victor bicycle while in East Nor-
walk. Yesterday while poling his boat
through the mud near Oyster Shell
Point, Ira Youngs found the bicycle
half buried in the mud, where the thief
had evidently thrown it.
Early this morning a brakeman on a
freight train notified Oflicer Mauey that
there were two young men lurking in
the rear of the Boston store. Captain
Colegrove and officer Pennington Were
called and a search made, but the men
had decamped. It is supposed that
they saw the brakeman when he noti-
fied the officer and made their escape
before the place could be surrounded.
To-morrow will be observed as
Thanksgiving Sunday at the South
Norwalk Congregational church. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. Gerald
H. Beard, will preach on “The Bless-
edness of the Losses of Life,” and in
the evening a newly prepared “SerVice
of Thanksgivmg” Will be used, includ-
ing responsive readings, chants and
songs of praise, printed Copies of which
will be distributed among the congre-
gation.
.0.
ROGERS sum) "His NAME.
Interesting Facts About Certain Cheap
Grade Silverware.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 25.——1n the suit
'0! \Villiam Rogers, Of this city, against
the Simpson, Hall «Sc Miller 00., ot ,Wal—
lingford, before Judge Goerge \V. Wheeler,
in the superior court yesterday, the follow-
ing facts were brought out on an applica-
tion by defendants’ counsel for a correction
in the pleadings.
In 18 78, William Rogers made a con-
tract with the Simpson, Hall & Miller Co. .
to enter their employ and give the use of.
his name on their goods for fifteen years
at $10,000 per year. The contract expired
in May, 1893, but his name, it is claimed,
is still used on the goods.
Mr Rogers alleges that the company im-
parts cheap electroplated goods from Eng-
land and stamps his name thereon and
it is sold to the damage of his reputable n.
anarchists l'iaoards Seize:
PARIS, Nov. 25. -~The police in Orleans
have seized many placards which bear the
signature of foreign anarchists now in
London. The placards eulogize the Barce-
lona anarchists, and exhort anarchists to
continue using dynamite.
The Jury Disagreod.
BOSTON, Nov. 25.-—-—The jury disagreed
in the case of M. M. Fay vs. Old Colony
railroad, an action to recover $15,000 for
personal injuries.
Christened the America.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-—-Thc Brazilian flag
was unfurled on board the steamship,
formerly known as the Britta-in, and the
vessel was christened the America by Miss
Mendonca, daughter of the Brazilian min-
ister, late yesterday afternoon. Two dy-
namite guns are to be put aboard today,
when the vessel will sail for Brazil.
She Had It All Flanned.
Whoever has seen a Cornisn funeral
knows how “ilkzi lassie has her laddie"
in the melancholy procession, and not
only are there lads and lasscs, but
more mature: couples. It is a. matter
not only of ceremony, but choice. A
clerg:.'man was ministering the other
day to a. parishioner whose end was
approaching. when the voice of the
sick man‘s wife, who was something of
a Virago, made itself heard through
the open window: “I don’t care what
comes or goes. but I will not follow
the corp-~19. with a little man.”
All Hot
Drinks all
Ready, all
’5 cents. "
All come
and try
them. That
is. all.jif'i”
luwni-‘u‘. «hints-UL 1-1.5»;‘3
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[No‘rwalk and one. No‘rwiilk. y
. LEW.
DOGKSTADER’S
MINSTRELS.
HENRY J. CHAPHAM, Manager.
NEARLY
W1 ' 1
WNHUNDREDEN
'STRON G.
Msnvpld favorites and many new ones, all
united in an entirely new pro ram. 11 great
comedians: Lew Dockstader. rank Dumont.
George Powers. Blocksom J; Burns, Jo C.
Harrington, Daye Foy, Symonds, Hug es d7
Rastus. Memphis Kennedy. 8voca1 soloists.
Frank Dumont’s latest skit “Chicago World‘s
Fair Comforts.” Seats now on sale at Pleis-
teu’s and Hale‘s drug stores. Prices 75. 53. 35. '
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Wednesday, Nov. 29
* IMHO!
The Double. Hindoo Boy.
. TWO BODIES!
Only one Head!
One Boy, One, Girl!
AND A
Refined Vaudeville ailtnnnlyte.
Prices, 25, 35 and 500;
Norwalk Opera House.
Tuesday and Wednesday, November
28-29.
ANNUAL SALE
BY THE
Ladies of Grace Church .
Tuesday Evening,8upper after 6 am.
llednesday Evening, at 8 p. m.
THE GYYSEY’S FESTIVAL.
FOLLOWED BY THE
yen unua menen Bays.
WAdmission, Tucsdav,10 cents. Admission
Wednesday evening, 25 cents. Doors open
both days at 3 p-111.
Frederick St. John Lockwood,
lrustee of Norwalk,
_ .st. ._ ORDER
Ida V. H. Whitlock. GeneVIeve,
H. Whitlock. and Clifford E. or
Whitlock. and the Repr- senta-
tives and Creditors of Luther G. NOTICE.
L.“ ,-—_._J
Whitlock, late of Norwalk, de-
ceased.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.} Bridgeport. Nov-
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, ' ember. 22 A.D..’93.
PON THE COMPLAINT of the said Fred-
erick St, John Lockwood claiming for
reasons there in set forth the foreclo~ure of
two certain mortgages returnable to the Court
of (‘ommon Pleas. and to behelo at Danbury
in and for the County of Fairfield. on the lat
'luesday of December. 1898. It appearing to
and bring found by tie subscribing authority
that the said . utlier G Whitlock. the mort-
ga eor,is deceasv d,and there is no Arministra-
tor.or duly qualified e19 utor who can be made
a defendant in his action.
THEREFORE aninnn. .That notice of the
.eudency of 8 id comp aint be given by pub-
1811" g this order in_theNonwALK GAZET a.
a newspaper printed in. Norwalk, five times
successwely, commencm on or before the
22nd day of November A. ., 1893.
By order of the Court.
Wn. T. HAviLANn.
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas forfiFair-
field County.: .
Tim HOLMES KEELER dc SELLiicx Con} 0rdfer
rs, . o
SAMUEL J OSELOFF. , Notice
STATE or ( ONNECTICUT} Bridgeport. Nev-
FAIRFIEID (OUNTY. ’ ° ember 24th. 1893.
l IPON the a lication of the said The
. _ Holmes. eeler &. Sellrck Company.
c aiming for ieasens therein set forth, for the
Sale oi a stock of groceries, and merchandise
..ttncheoby saidCompanyl n the above on-
titled action as the property of the defendant:
said action bei 'returnable to the Court of
(tommon Pleas or Fairfield County, in the
l‘l st Tuesday of December. 1593.;11’. appe ring
to and 1)”ng Iouurl by the subscribing author-
ity thatthe defendant, Samuel Joselofi' has
gone to parts unknown, and whose present
nddleSB cannot be ascertained by plaintiff,
herefore . ' _
O DERED, that a hearing on said application
be had before Hon. Howard J. Curtis. Judge
of 88.1d_COllr1 of ommon Bless, at the court
room in Bridgeport in 5 id county, on the
28th day of November, 1893, at 10.o'clock in the
ioreuoon and that n 'tice of said hearing be
civen sai defendant, by publishing this or-
der in THE NUBWALK GAZETTE. a newspaper
published in Norwalk, in said county. Novem~
25th and November 27th, 1893. '
HOWARD J. CURTIS,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
Fairnele County.
THE'SUN
7176 first of American (News- ;
papers, C Hefl S . .fl. DAEMfl,
Editor.
The American Constitution,
“like American Idea, the Ameri-
can Spirit. 777656. first, last
and all the lime, forever !
The Sunday Sun
[3 the greatest Sunday News-
' ' paper in the World.
Price 50- a copy. 337 mail, $2 a year
Daily, loymail. .. -_ -; $6 ayear
Daily and Sunday, by;iiiail,1$8 a year
The Weekly, -. ' '- - - $1 -.
address, This sun, Néw Yo'rk}
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' . o... I I. Y. N ORWAL KGAZETT E]. ‘ _. .
MUSloHn LL ‘
'--> -_ - Nov. 28th, 1893.-
Wlll .add 130 the enjoyment of yearThankSgiving Dinner.
It Willshow Off to better advantage your silver and. cut
glass. We’ve antimpated your wants in thisiline and we
needhardly say that ours is the greatest Linen Stock'in
the twin cities. Be thankful today. for the following
SPECIAL __ THANKSGIVING PRICES!
Lot fine 8-4 table cloths, with borders-goodvalue at $1.75 ; Specialisale price, $ 1 29 ,
....................................................... anus-u...-u...u.onus-nu...”uno--"noun”...“u"..."..."J' ' . ’
Lot 8 12 table cloths, with borders, usual price, $2.50; special sale price, $1 89
. . ....... ... g .
Lot -12 Cardinal and Turkey red cloths with fringe, worth $2.25; to.day,$l 59
- 0 . O
" """""""""' so... cocoon-unscoc-soss ounce.
Hemstitched Linen Sets. .
A. Special Discount of 20 Per Ct, Kilnbfdliiliii iiéi‘h‘vifi 22:23.23.” $333231“;
' match in each set.
ll 2'; world your while to see too dainty Mnged Table Cloths we are Offering 5;! 755 may;
Here are prices on table linens that are as marvelously little as the gathering is grandly great
0110 lot unbleached table linen (the price ought not to Our
worry your purse) 25c 21 yard.
Our 39c table linen re: need for this sale to 330 a yard
Our 49c table linen reduced for this sale to 38c a yard
Our 60c table linen reduced for this Sale to 49c a yard Our $1.50 table‘lin'en reduced for this sale to $1.25 avard
Our 67c table linen reduced for this sale to 570 a yard. . .
$1.29 $ 3-4 napkins new patterns- usual ' ‘
, , price, $2.25 $
1.10 - .198
for, per dozen.
. 1 75 3 4 napkins, new pattern; usual price, $3.25 2 l7 9
.. . ~v .v I? -. . 1- , \ rend . .-
NOE W ALE = OSTON STORE,
NAPKINSZ --NAIPKINS!!
’for, per doZen,-v _
. . .2 .23
1 5 9 34 napkins, new patterns ; usual price,
for, per doZen,
. Corner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
78c table linen reduced for this sale to 650 a (1
Our 87c table linen reduced for this sale to 75c a ggid.
4 !or $1. table linen reduced for this sale to 880 a yard
5 8 napkins, new patterns; usual price,
for, per dozen,
5—8 napkins,new patterns; usual
for, per dozen.
5 8 napkins, new patterns, usual price, $1.75
for, per dozen,
5 8 napkins, new patterns; usual price, $1 98
for, per dozen,
Gréat in QuLaIity arid Worthy in Price.
price, $1.45 ] . Z 5 3-4 napkins. new patterns ; usual price, $2.50
‘for, per dozen, $235 2 . 5 5
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4:-
THE LEADINC DRY'GOODS STORE.~
getaways , _ 1 v
NO. 2 Gazette Building.
£111" GEMS. 7 a“ : er s
We have received our new line 01
Furs. and invite you to inspect
the finest line of Fur Capes and
Trimmings, that we have ever
shown. .' .'
25
Are entirely new, and the‘prices ,
we guarantee to be as low or law'- 1'
er than ‘the same goods are sold -
by any one. ' .' .'
g ;
Eye filn
«f
Tristram & H yatt,
V Gazette Building.
. ’ur $1 19 tablelinen reduced for this sale to 95c a yard.
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Norwalk Chronicler