\. ' ' . _' ' . . ,. , .
' ‘ ' ' " """""‘ " " -"'._-'\"" 2 .__.,.‘:. ...V..'_-\.
V25 A" I ‘ " I V ‘* V D A I L Y '- N o R W AL K G A z E T T E.
A.”
'AYER’S " _ N0 G t... 11...... 9...... So... l v v . ll :. SEVERAL MEN
' 1' ‘ - RW. AZETTE V, DENVERH July 2. -—'I‘11e Eyening Times i F .
. ‘ 5‘ : V' . ’ha's been sold by H W. Hawley tea syu- or the relief 0f pain , ‘ Are now dyeing for tho ladies
' Hair Vi is” ' " dlcate of Republicans headedby Earl B l . - at Tocqtie’s,Broad RiVer. .
I. ‘ , " gummy Independent. - Coo, the present owner of The Evening ‘
. 'Sun, who will discontinue that paper i
, Prevents. ,‘y c -
SS _ BOSTON, July 2.-—Governor Grcenhalge 'can ”compare With . . V and cleanihg in the highest style ' 4
REMOVES D ANDRUFF has signed the restricted Bell telephone -- i of the art. OF THE
ENTEnED AT THE POST OFFICE. IN NORWALK bill, which enables the corporation to in- . . . . ' _ . ».
The price paid_ was ‘t’oo, 000
AND 1 ' as A NEVW'srAPIlB. crease its capital: stock to $30, 000, 000. The i , .
Resto es (Zolor V . . - new stock is to be s'Vol :l at auction. _ . a va—cea LADIES \ _ . V , , -.
r Brulr indians 1’1 ougut -ack. (TRADE MARK.) 4 . . - . V . i ‘V 9
' SOUTH - NORWALK ‘ CHA‘IBEI‘LAD" . S' D" '.I"1~V 3- — The ' . . ' I ' and Gentleman’s Clothing done i r
v R ' \ —— band of lower Lrulc ludians who left 0 the newly dISCOVCI‘ed Cur, l equal to new without ripping. 1V .
H l I : 1f":
and the. cure of diSease
there is no remedy which for " DYEING
I ' MONDAY JULY 2: 1894- . The Bell Telephone Bill. lq qgiCk and effective notion ll
1
Faded and em NOTICE. ' " their reservation near here for the Bose- . . . 4
o HAIR Vy _ bud agency a few days :1 r0 has been i ative Lubricant. It IS WCll— VV _ . Q
The South Norwalk Office ofthe 0.2211}: brought beak—to the EYEEHOD' nigh universal 11in its u S e, V . \ . r: .
has been moved to the office of 0. . - - V A" . - . -
THVE / ' , KER, on South Main Street: ' BOSTON J:Y;y2e:ljliif 3:23:50 to 'm or- ( working wonders in erYSip- ’ ‘ warranted clean andd‘ast I I I A \
. ' . d der from Washington all the brokers who 0 clas, eczema, bruises, burns, . Give 1138. call by sending 'postal . ' '
Water at The KDOb to-day, 71 egress. have for years had desks in the rotunda ‘ stings, rheumatism, catarrh, addressed to us at Broad River, _
Adam Steinwald has left, the employ of the custom house have vacated. . ulcers earache~- ever ai y Norwalk. Orders promptly at- , - V V
of butcher Wadams. WV th t ’ t 1’ y P n tendetho. and estimates cheer- V ‘
' “Cy” Gray has severed his connec- DENVER, July 2,—The Columbia group a an ex erna remedy can l fun” 31‘7“" - ' -.
~’ ' tiou with the Tramway company. oflgotld mine; in thefwlgrd district is to be V reach. _ i . ' .
' u n 60 0 a Vsyn icate o ew York capital— 0 . , 9 V
.t 9 .- Sammy Magulis has left the em- 1 f . . . . ,
Shakespeare . ......... °'—————- l.mrzrgbaessrwrl 0- macaw S
. 2 emo. Secretary Smith's Vacation. " " w or ' l , .
When he wrote “Taming . Charles M. Lawrence and Mrs. Law— WA smNGTON, J uly ... —Secretary Hoke i A: v : A Brow Bryan. Nonwux.
f 'th Sh .. . . - ‘5 . rence are visiting their son in Clair- Smith left last night for Strassburg, Va. ., ' . ' ,
VVV 3 t1 e 'erdV, 1:5 cvt- V mont, N. H. to join his family. _ i I Abundant]. .
9,, plain: iglre:ight“ :Vhenp 1-111: " ' The dance at] the1 Knob dSVtiturday y _
-- . . . evening was not arge yatten e owmv
,. made one of his charac- ‘ 3’ to the warm weather. 1894 JULY. 1894 1
“313 deflate “My cake 15 gag John L. Richards, Jr., has accepted _ ' ' - o I . ' /
dough,” Those who have , ~ 11 position as parlor car conductor on Su Mo Tu we "I F" 8a! supplled
. been credulous enough to A“ the CODSOlVidated road. '. ' ' ' . ' - V.
Motorman Betts who was suspended - v
after the collision dn the Tramway Sun- 2 3 4 5 6 7
_ . “$1.3 “ZZJZfSE'J’iZZ’iiT‘ZSZZ .. 8 9 1011 12 13 14‘ > J , I With?
" EHCiOl‘SCd ”woii’idadifiliflfhiig 15 16 17 13 19 20 21 4 th Of u I v . \
- <..- 'hortenin have ex ri-
\ g, Pe tables.
‘ :5:2'2:':::;§‘::2°3:‘:; '3‘ wheelies;inserts;me- 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 , ' ' ' ‘ Material
-' been “dough ” Those who - will be removed to the Sgldiers’ HconYd V . Two B A N D S 0 F M U SICI I
take imitations for COTTO- V —
‘ LENE, the new universally
’7“:
H
1
II
I\
:\‘ \ 4
1
/\7 " AV'; \
YALE/(AL ‘5”
1
. '-
. ~14
:5
s‘r— ‘0
\—
N.’
‘ have used VCo’rTVoLENE V '_ - at Noroton to- «lay. ‘ . 29 30 31 V . '
meth is its uanorm relia- VV VV giggfifii[I11.pgylelfudfgghtiilion-tllil‘eOfSetE: V [“00st pHASEs V . ’ In the Gr0V0,-HEINE9S MILITARY BAND. ,
Vbility. Bc wise and refuse ., . §?le£;11’fi%notfi1%§agiga;gainst the South @119;ng , 3a 0 .49 ’ ©1929; ' 17p 5. .0 I In the Pavilion, FULL ‘ORCHESTR A FOR D ANCING; ‘ For the
Walter Adams was taken tothc Coun- )Qfi‘gxfigr 152i}: Qfiggr'25 4.5.1 I I ' "
ity HOE; by Chief vou'tmteld this mVoVnn- In the evening at80’clock.
ug. BIDS VVVRS 001111111 e some 1me ‘ ' '
21202.2:2.222223322222222" " THE KIND , GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE~W0 HHS Artlstlc _ .
THA1' cu REs -'
Car No. 3 of the Tramway company
had the foot board on one side broken
off at Roton Point yesterday. In at-
tempting to pass a “trailer” on the .
Ewithh the cars struck, causing the acci-
en
Harry Morehouse of East Norwalk,
agent for the Derby Lumber Co. ,
Bridgeport, had the misfortune this
morning, to lose his pocketbook con-
taining $20 in bills and a check for 3100.
Payment on the check has been stopped.
‘ Steamer City of Albany will leave South ,Norwalk at ,
. _ ~ V . J l
=
E
a
g
E
I
g
Commencing Monday, June 4th. . . .. . . ' , 0f the
Mrs. Leslie Smith attended service at
Tr1n_1ty church last evening and be-
commg faint started for her home on
Elmwood avenue. When on High street
she fainted and fell to the sidewalk.
- V .. - . ‘ _ Acarriage was procured and she was ..
SP c I A _ ' '1: 11mm home and Dr. Bohannan called.
The beauty of the apple blossom has
' been sung by the yard and fer ages, but
11mins our friends in mind. we have prc- the quince blossom has in some way
Vided a. . failed to ln--.pirc the poets, though it is
. . a. lovely flower, at first a cone of five.
close wrapped pink pet-.115 that gradual-
ly unclose till there is a. globe slightly
' opened at the top, showing the yellow
' - antlers within. \ The petals keep one
deep pink edge, the rest getting paler
IllllIlllllVVIlllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllIlfillIVlllllllllllIll
11109111111 0 Blossom. l I l I I Ell l I [It of' r-_—____.
MISS GERTIE S. COWLES,
Mont gomay, Mass.
TWO YEARS OF AGONY.
FIVE Remedies and 2: '-
“ DANA’S CURED ME.”
1 1 t h t=D1aNA SABSArABIII. .LA got, i ll 11
S; ENTLEMEN — wisr o 0 cu of t ewon-
till the opposite 1 e is :1 mos w 1 e. _dmulcm DANAs SWAP W has donea
I .
Entertaln I I I 6111; Finally the flower opens into a flat, =ioi‘met. I 3 ed i
_ delicately tinted cup, with the pistils Emails? .%:$y&%;;9,2¥.:’.2 3.91.9399“: . .. \'
holding up thf group ofIVVyelllow antlers _,oo,: “$115,? fotléeégfiggfifimféfifiiffi= DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN“ ' .
FOR on mauve pin r stems. 1e g ossy green .93 Hum 30 an 81 e—wu uce m es
, =to 97 lbs. 1! y friends despalred of my recovegé: _ O u t o rwa AND . ,
quince leaf, with its white satin under- —333 99993999999999999995139 1
finish, fits well with the flowers, and so !1 DAN
STEAMER
CITY OF ALBANY
llllllllllIlllllIlllllIlllllIlllllIlllllIlllllllllllilllllllllll
A’S. From the rat I began to 1111me .
does this cup that the glass blower in iiiitvsvéfiiifi $3.31" titesnifdfiiii fig'x’niiiiiie "I: . ' .
Murano made by rolling a white hot _ “Wmfi‘tiiie 3Lo". 0—1133}; perfectly ‘Veu'_ N ew YO rk. .
bulb of greenish glass over a sheet of DANA S ’
in
gold leaf and blew and tossed and flat- E —— V . , I.
__.__._______ toned on one end and cracked evenly 01f % SARSAPARILLA: I FARE—Smgle,,40,Cents; Excurswn, 70 Cents.
at the Other till it 900.19.93er .a‘nd gold g3531?.‘11'3‘19hay13cfit‘1'353.333311322? t "mm"! ’ L EA VEs SOUTH NOR WA LK DAILY A T .. -30 A. M.
. flecked, ready for these faraway. New — Yours respectful”. , 3 Leave Beekman street, 2.15 p In; Saturdays2 p. in Leave East alst street 2.40 p. m.; Satur- ‘ ' '
England quince blossoms—Newport _ ,mmgomemmggsscfimmo COWLES- E (1&st 9: 20 p. m. ' ’ ' ’
_ News. The Btu-33111 (:1 gm aboVVvVVVEVVis cfimiaeg 191.13; E w._—=-' -
' '——‘—‘——_— =IETT'I y 00 0mm1 EWI ILYN,=
' . - :To 01 ka dTrensu ;'.L 0M 00 2.01 - 1'111.’ PROPE DLERS “CITY OF NOR WALIL”A.ND “E 161216” leave Pier 23 E. B.
‘ no" budget Prepar‘fd cnm' igfié géwtlxilen and!“ Assessors. and ODYBB- ling; Beekman street. New York, at o p.111. Leave N orwalk 5 p. 111.: South Norwalk 6.30 p.m m.‘ V
. Bridget, her Harlem mistress always E 5 Freight received from 7 a. m 1.05 .m. Upon application to agents the City or Norwelk' and
said, was “willing, )1 but she (lid not I Dana Sanaparllia 00.. Ballast. Hallie. , Esgle will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere‘ 1n New York or its vicinity. ’
0 1 Irewor s underStaud American cookery. , .
Her mistress sent home a half dozen
' live hard shell crabs one day and had left ' D 633111 B _
9 .
8'00 1). ln' . Word that they Were to be prepared for . ' ' '1' ‘ J 8' ’ Ifyoull’l’agt lnget the (1112“. V ’
dinner. When the lady entered the ' U n d. e rt 81. 1;. o r . Buy t e AzerEV, an 1 en peruse . V .
B AXTER, GROUNDS, kitchen on her return home, she found 4 KNIGHT STREET. EVVery column unt1l you find . , ,
. Bridget in tears and with her hands and topmsite HorseRailroad Donut V This advertisement, then be kind . V
. arms tied up. Two empty green crab m‘h.‘ 3"“ “t om“, ~ Enou h to read it, for we want your aid .
. 1 1R ' ‘f g - ‘11-; ,
Gr 3.1“ b all“ 9891 "ed 01' shells were on the table, three of the - - To help dispose of our stock 1n trade. . I, . _
‘ crabs were mutilated and dead, and the WEDDING You buy the goods and, we’ll deliver V - . ~
Ladies. ‘ last one Bridget was preparing to attack. , . . . ‘ . V
“I’ve downed them all, ” exclaimed INVITATIO NS' 333.11.:21131.33:Ligrailifiitffefgvgv ' ._... I111 Black Cl' Colored 1m
. Brid et “but that last de il in the cor- » - ' ‘ "
s 5 $3133 ttfivfitli°1t$tgrgevfi§iewlfig gniiYkriztt. Der, iné he 3 q, fighten” V THE 0"“ P537367 YYSSibinYOY ingfirsldoiio £11333 sooViVi. t You Both salt and fresh, for roast and stew. :l’rices that are Moderate
‘ w n n a 1 ncem n s—or -
3131101111 er Yétsiiliiloi’é cai'ldsYatand $13150th the store ‘ ‘What w you (10ng t70 them?” 8351* SUbStitUte for Mother 8 Milk bdthYaAt thivslpoint in life it‘ s natural to have Then do you know (but we don’t W511 to
c p ed the mis ess Brooknne 9.1,,” a.“best.is-none-_too-good” feeling. We have brag)
“ G 9 en . We think a great de'al of the several new designs in type especially for tbi ’
Cleaning them! 11181,.11111 There S tWO Meleliln’ngoo; Wm never be without it Work We can satlflfy Vour feelings. We haVé fiue table salt, 4 cents a bag- mm
of them cleaned,” pointing to the empty 331301115: 53:23“: 'lVVtVV: 1111;}? 1:15;? 3333:: {3: D If you want pepper, ginger, soap or tea, / .
sixth ear. Still takes it With his meals. ' V V _ .. -. VVVVV . Just come around drop “1 and See
three 1. mes a day
Please send CalendarM to
Mrs. J. W. Kmx,
What we are doing; all are welcome,
either sex, ' . .
At Water street Market, No. 6. / H U V’
THIS MAY] INTEREST
112%.“... ‘ SooIETl/‘aml
w ' l' S ' shells. —New York Herald.
IV A. Bengals] . 0' The Statue \Vept.
' ' - Last winter at‘ one of the little hill-
side shrines near San Remo the Madon-
. 9 . 9 '
310115 and Boys 113. was observed to be weeping. This
.' was not seen by one, but by many, as
[llfllllllll- all] 111111111111 5122;222:2222? _'.'.:‘.‘;::;‘;:'1.2;:
9 Winter st, Everett. Mass.
Slum—M mother has taken several bot.-
tles of Mel lin’s Food, and it has done her
nerves and itindiges on a great deal of seed.
Mrs. J. H. HAMMOND.
Ballard Vale, Mass.
Gentlemen. —We have raised a good
healthy girl 8 months old, with Mellln’s
ood.after [fay in; 101s:e3 three bottle bahges
puzzled, bew11dered, frlghtened. And so 1111 tit pectmlly
, _ _ . they called together the wisest men to " °“ ' Mrs. A.T.'me.
selltlnel Blllldlllg, find out the cause. After several days —-v" xConn " we are Romy]! to The and. Let llizfo!
of deliberation 'and examination. they Gentlemen:—I consider that this use 'or :meyfiggfilgr 82:22:" V'" "’ . .75
Moulnvs Food has saved my baby's life He 4 Tire. set, 1 inch and under (par set)..1.50 ' . . . . V fi
' . . , announced the cause of the Madonna's
wasmngton St" 80' "urwalk' tears. There was a hole in the top of
her head. The rain had entered‘nnd fill-
can take it when nothing else is retained. It dRim 1% and under (each)... . .75
is invaluable. —E.W . Warnoan. V . «:13; [V L S (0 ' §g§030m1§fin§pokes 5;“ ”EV . ‘d' 'h ..... 4. 33 V. ‘ ‘ , V .
' 00 8111‘ a. 8 irone in 800 8 ape. 1) . \ V
.. 2 ., MLRCflJV‘TILE
4—-
/ _ ed the cavity, and in time Worked its
. 1 111: th in babe. 11 fl u(lit 'A dall Jobbin at lowest living’ prices.
,1 V way through the eyes, the puplls of ngggyam my KunEYilasn'imoo‘izry :5 A R ATV. 0 G A . ,. n WYOl‘k guaranteed. . , ,
S P o T I N E. I-. , whiclli presentVed the thinnest portion of - 's1 1 £9 Jeflesrggn gt? anemia 3:11? mV3119“ ‘ ' Yours respecfl V V VV_ V :
. ' ..._... - VB I] . - . I ' .
. marb e to worn through. Rome Letter. mygfw “:66 she $113111: (a) mu. 0111’ S AR ATOG- A . WIN-lam P En 11$h _ V . V __ V .
DO YOU EVER SPILL INK, GET sheisnow nearlysmonths old. She wel he . V 0 I _ c , - - _
01d “mum" mbggfggefifgfi“ -3§'”::'.2:P 5°31; .92; Genuine Saratoga water i blockdin. M ”CHAN 10 STREETnN 01‘? WALK ‘ _ . V . , .
' lined barrels direct from the cerebrap . .'
‘ f I
- ; .3rarrrsss°.::.mit*s SOUTH "WALK SAVINGS BANK-
‘- i’ ‘ : Wall and River streets. ‘ Intel‘VBVst Notice.
much pleased with th e 0011.
- Mrs. DUDLEY B. Samoan.
. Glee nelfl el,d Mass.
Gent] men --I use “Meliln’s Food" both
for myself and children and think it .su-
1 IT ON YVOUVB. FINGERS OR CLOTHES V? The thrift 31d economy of French
., methods have round a use for old leath-
SPOTINE INSTANTLY REMVVOYEVS- er. This heretofore almost useless .rti-
cle is put into 1- its; boiled, and being
Tl . .. ‘. , 2 . . - - . .’ . . ~ . V
I .VV .V ., . g“? :. -31..» V .VVV . subjected to 113111.191," w. “fiturc yields 9 51:13:31) gage; ergo oodsfor'p'romotlng 5TF[E V‘VIV’V A TER Sour}: NoBWALK, (loam. June 26th, 1894.
" \ "”‘ . v: ' " . greasy liquid £11211, vita-:1V1t oelm 1at with ~ Mm WWW-Um . ., At ameeting of the managers of this ‘0th . .
. held this date. a dividend to depositors of in W m V
‘ 9 [5 brought direct from Saratoza ”1d terest at the rate of four per cent. per” annum
' is dispensed in precisely the same was declared for the six f1110311hs endiiig MJlery
Swarm: fasten“ ”mm 51"“ “1" “m” °‘ sulphuric coil, is run o.’ .l 1:. 1' _x barrels to
. -' . bl ndafte!uly10.1’ . ,I "l', . A " , . '
:...oond.‘1on in '1’ Ch ‘t flows from tn ' “94 pays. Bonsaillbe credited to accounts " . -' ""' Estimates Cheerfully GIVGn. -
l ‘ ‘ 2
kinds M ’lthout any to the finest fabrics. Makes a
7 . r r
310 orshluyoou, t,look like new. Has no had 0001 Aft I'lleiLL till‘flll'.‘ 1 various
rinzon cloth afterusin Useful mayo one
9(10)‘ net'er eaVés'Ynlm hwusehoid 1151013. For , V-purffying PFOCCS' 03 it is V. 1“,. .,. the W63 . .mhe
V “W 01. 10W 9......- U, 0,, M Du, _. llolllllr-lio‘olla'lo 6098151111, Mm.
l NewYorlrLedger. ' _ . _ . l,
E
our book “
FBE' FeedlngoflTl'f'lsng? 31113115
terest not drawn
spring at Saratoga' and' is sold at 5 ots mag dr’ W intsre'tnfmm1Ju 394
per glass. . r : - ., 8892 w a JOE VKNyAYP. Treasurer
,. , >. , ; .
é'Y‘im'f" 2“:
Norwalk Chronicler