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Child's Wool Suits, $1.75—early iii the season, $3 50.
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LARGE LINE OF WINTER GLOVES, HATS AND CAPS.
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DAILYQ No
Absolutely Independent.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1894.
ENTERED AT THE POST Ornamrx NORWALK
as A NEWSPAPER.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Company D will hold their sociable
at the Armory next Monday evening.
No arrest by the police last night,
and no robberies reported.
W. A. Benedict has an interesting
advertisement in another column.
night. Grand Deputy William Keith,
will perform the installation ceremony.
The Red ‘Men held their regular
will go to Bridgeport to witness. the
raising of the Chiefs.
The Norwalk Tramway company has
declared a semi-annual dividend of two
per cent. payable on and after the 15th
of January. ,
The County commissioners are in
this city to-day, to hear, the remon-
strants in the matter of granting.' a
license to H. Sather & Co. for the sale
of intoxicants on Washington street.
The County commissioners on Tues-
day. turned over to President R. H.
Rowan, of the City National bank of
South Norwalk, the entire $45,000 of
Washington bridge 10 year 4 per cent.
bonds, for which that bank subscribed
at par. As the bonds-date from July 1,
1803, the Commissioners Saved the first
six months’ interest,amounting to $900.
Says the Bridgeport Post: “Deputy
Collector Buckingham, of the Custom
house, was agreeably surprised by the
receipt on Saturday of a New Year’s
present, in the shape of a barrel of oys-
ters. They came from the firm of Reed
& Housman, planters and shippers of
oysters, of South N orwalk. Mr. Buck.
ingham has treated a number of his
friends and they agree with him in say-
ing that the oysters were excellent.
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.2! Fa 001'ch Remedy for Lu. (hippo.
“During the epidemic . of 1a grippe
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than other cough medicine.” '11. M.
Bangs, druggist, Chatsworth, Ill. The
grip is much the same as a very severe
cold and requires precisely the same
treatment. This remedy is prompt and
effectual and Will prevent any tendency
of the disease toward pneumonia. For
sale by Gregory (b 00., druggists. .
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WHAT THEY GOT.
Principally Left as Far as the Money Wan
Concerned.
When Artemus \Vard died the press
of England and America was filled
with tributes to his memory. In New
York a. meeting of newspaper people
was held, at which it was resolved that
his memory .SllOllld be perpetuated.
The manner in which this was done
was amusingly illustrated by a. story
told in Harper’s Magazine some years
ago. Whether or not the anecdote
would be true to—day, we do not know,
says the Youth’s Companion.
A few summers agoI passed a week’s
vacation at Waterford, Me, and during
my visit went to the village graveyard
to view the final resting-place of Ar
temus Ward. -
With some trouble I found the grave,
there being nothing about the plain
white slab to distinguish it from many
similar ones around. While thinking
and wondering that no monument had
ever been erected to the humorist. a
countryman approached, to whom I
said:
“My friend, can you tell me why it is
that Artemus never has had a monu«
ment erected to his memory?”
“Well, stranger, I guess I kin,” was
the reply. " “You see, arter Antemus'
died three or four hundred printer fel-
lcrs down in New York' city got to-
gether and passed some beautiful reso—
lutions, saying that Artcmus should
have a monument, and they would pay
for it then and there; and then they
took up a collection, which amounted
to twenty dollars and sixty cents, so
I‘m told; and since then this town
liain‘t seen either the monument or the
money; but, stranger, we did get I
copy of the resolutions!”
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and believing is buvi' g.if,you lo’k. at our
stock of furniture. Ypu canthelp se in the
super-1, irity of our display; its as v sub 6 as
snow in w1nter.,31nd the eight 13 even more
welcome to in mono buyers. All; whether
buyers or not. are welcomw to ook at every.
thin We have to ShOW‘lD the way of parlor
and _edroom suits. dining room and k tchen
furnit ITO a d miscellaneous pieces. Qur fur.
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and strikes the eye and the pocketbook wit
equal agreeabieness.
m YEAR’S TURKEYS.
N 0 stale stock left over from Christmas. =
larleys,tliickens,Ducks,Etc.
Come and see them. The finest poultry ever shown in Town.
mwfivery lady purchaser of a New Year's Turkey will be presented with
half a dozen Indian hiver Oranges.
QUALITY THE BEST. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. FREE
DELIVERY. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. '
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor People’s Markets.
1:5 N. w, 554 'e,.saa f’w‘ '11:, ' ELW , to sign will.
salesmaéqttu 55%. a infidel -, all} 5%. -
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Norwalk Furniture Store,
, 17 Main Street.
QIS’I‘RIGT of Norwalk. ss.,1’robate Court
J anuaryfind, A. D. 1894.
heroes, written an ligation has been made
to this court for the at misalou to probate of a
certain wr.tten instrument as and for th - last
will of J eremiah S. O’Brien, late of oorwalk,
in said district deceased. _ _
ORDERED. That said application be. heard
and determined at the Pro ate Oflice in Nor-
walk. on the 8th day of January, 1894. at 2
o’clock afternpon ; and that public notice
therepf be men to all persons interested
therein by pu lishmg .tlns_ order-an a newspa-
‘cr havmg a circulation in said District, at
east five days before said day of hearing.
ASA B. WOODWARD. Judge.
norms.
mom, of City Taxes has been com: lcted.
and that the Tax Books maybe seen at my
office in the GAZETTE building. for twenty
(hiya. .
ofw‘alk‘Ja’ran‘i‘sfilrd 189-1. . _
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1‘ Gitylbiezk of Normal
Butler”Lodge will install oflicers to-~
meeting last night. To-night the braves
niture is as stylish and handsome as it ischc-afi~
NOTICE is hereby given that the assess-
MUSic‘HALL
Saturday Jan. 6.»
FOSTER
BURLESQUE
C0.
TRUE “BLUE!
Or a day at the Monmouth Race Track.
_Pretty jockeys. shapely bookmakers, lovely
RII‘IS: Special Scenery. elegant costumes and
the liveliest lot of_ comedians you have ever
seen. ' Look at this 0110' 5 Rosaries, Europe’s
greatest acrobats; the Brothers Elliot. clown
boxers item-European; .I, .11 enton, wonderful.
boy baritone; a pleasmg diversmn isth» march
of the, lad grenadiers: Leonr'zl'. Everett. com-
edians: “ ‘larissa." the celebrated-‘dancerr the
grea est of burles ues. “ Deal" '- Mmmcfi a
travesty on the no u ar Opera; of “Er-mime.”
introducing the pretty school gm 5, the female
soldiers, and manv new ieatures.‘.‘ .
Seats on Sale at I’laisted's and Riggs.’
HEBEAS the Norwalk 2H0rse
, Bailaoad Company has present-
ed toithe Mayor and Council of the
City of Norwalk its petition for the ap-
proval of its plans therewith lsubmitted.
for rebuilding and improving its tracks
on Wall street from Knight street to
Belden avenue ; rebuilding and double
tracking West avenue from Belden ave-
nue to the city limits; regauging to
standard gauge and bonding the Win-
nipauk branch; and with all necessary
curves, crossovers. switches and frogs,
and showing the center line of double
tracks, and the center line of single
track; the distance apart of double
tracks; the grade of the tracks; the
kind of rail to be used; the weight of
such rails; the pavement inside and out.
Side of rails; the method of application
of electricity as a motive power; the
distance of trolley wires above the
street and how protected; the kind 'of
wire construction'to be used; the kind
of poles to be used and where to be lo-
cated, and the quality of all line ma-
terials, therefore
NOTICE
is hereby given that a hearing upon
said petition and plans will be had at
the Council Boom in the City of Nor.
walk, January 5th, 1894. at 8 o’clock p.
m., at which time and place all persons
interested are hereby notified to ap-
pear and be heard. ,
Dated at the City of Norwalk, Jan.
2nd, 1894. ' ~
EDWIN ‘O. KEELER, Mayor.
EDWARD M. Locxwoov- Clerk.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern: That the Norwalk Horsv
Brailroad company has made its appli-
cation of this date to the subscribers,
the selectmen of the town of Norwalk,
representing that said company pro-
poses to relay, extend and improve the
Winnipauk branch of its railroad in and
through Main street or Pudding Lane
so called, and the Wilton road, in said
town, from the northern boundary of
the City of Norwalk to a point at or
near the schoolhouse at Winnipauk ;
and to use electricity as the motive
power thereon, and to place, erect and
maintain all fixtures, structures, sup-
ports, wires and conductors, necessary
or suitable thereto; and asking the ap-
proval of its proposed action by the
subscribers; all of which more fully ap-
pears in said application and in the
plans suLinltted therewith and now on
file in the office of the subscribers, show-
ing in detail said proposed changes, im-
provements, extensions and new con-
struction: '
And that the subscribers, as such so-
lectmen have appointed their ofiice on
Wall' street, in said city and town, as
the place, and Friday, Jan. 5th, 1894,at
2:30 p. m., as the time, where and when
they will hear all parties interesned who
may care to appear and be heard with
reference to said application, and the
proposed action of said company. .
All pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided. '
N orwalk, Connecticut, Jan. lst, 1894.
OSCAR W. RAYMOND,
TALLMADGE BAKER,
SAMUEL .UASKAM,
Selectmen of said town.
NQTIGE. ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore conducted under the
York City and at Bridgeport, Connecticut and
Hutchiiison._Colc dL Co.,at \orwalk. Connecti-
out. b ' Gardinerrl. Hutchinson (since deceas-
ed.) enry B. Pierce. ira Cole and Thomas
S. Morison has been dissolved by the. death
of Gardiner S. Hutchinson and has expired by
limitation. . .
Notice is also given that the undersigned
have this dayiormed a tic-partnership and Wlll
continue the said busmess under the firm
name or Hutchinson. Pierce &' Co. at New
York city. and atmridgeport,Connccticut. and
Hutchinson,Coled_> 1.0.. at Nurwalk. Conn.
Signed. A. M. Huronmson;
Hasnr‘B. Pianos.
. IRA Cow. _
.. _ Tsoms S..Mor.1'son.
Norwalk, C can. Januaryist. 1894. '
ENGBMHNG!
FOB
tARnAunwEnumE INVITATIONS
Leave vour orders at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY
TRIBUNE AND THE
WEEKLY GAZETTE,
$1.00 PER YEAR."
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firm name of Hutchinson. Puree dc . 0.. New -
GLOAKS OF. ALL KINDS!
When you consider how low our prices have necessar-
ily been kept in order to maintain and increase ourlarg‘e
cloak busniess in the face of the keenest opposition We
have evcr'met, you will readily understand how cheap
this cut of Oh E-THlRD from the former price will make
them. There will be no reserve on account of the desira-
bility of style or on any pretense whatever. Every cloak,
jacket or mantle in stock will be comprehended in this
General Reduction. All must go, and all alike will be
subjected to the same discount. .»
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$83 PER @EJN‘E.
But the fact that there is a decided difl‘crence in the
styleswthat some are more distinctly fashionable and.
otherwise more desirable than others-«is a strong reason:
why you should come early and have first choice.
THEBOSTON STORE,
Cor: Main and Wall Streets,
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