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Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Saturday, June 29, 1895 · page 3

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“FAVORITE”

' scientifically corrected with proper htting
'glnsses .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Kidneys

 

1h.Is 15_ a common trouble
I IIin the disease called
Incontinence or: Urine. Bed wet—
ting occu is more Often in chil~ »
dren than adults, and IS an 1nd1- ._
cation of Kidney" dezangement.
Prompt action will remedy the
annoying; weakness.

Baxter’s Kidney Pills

arie‘ .1 posrtive cure for this
tioubie. ‘ they are a safe and
'certain specific and we know of
i isiances whom one or tWo pills ~
have righted the trouble.

Send for our book on Weak
Kidneys, Beekache and Kidney
tioubles—zt 5 f1 cc Pills cost 50
cents at the" d; nggists. '

314E” P111 Co., Batman- Ma.
Popular villternoon Sail.

STEAMER

To nontrmcrorm 1., .

SUNDAY, JUNE

Leaves South Normtlk :2 p. 111.; leave Hunt-
ington .5 11. m.

EXC’u=rsloIn-_Ti'CKets,.....2'5c‘

Excursiliy to 1.3.111... 4lll
EXGURSION so
EA- BEACH,

CONEY ISLAND
NEW YORK CITY,

 

Steamer“FflY01’ll6-”

lilo—ENTIRE ROUND TRIP—450

Leave South Norwalk 9 21.111. Returning by I
moonlightJ cave Sea. Beach, Coney Island. 5. k0

..;m East Thirty-first. street. N. 111.45 1). n1.

DF or Ball Games land at East Thirty -first
street. New York.

Over five hours' in New 101 11 city.

N. B. —Suh;i_ect to change without notice.

N ow 3 PEN.
{GREGORY’S'PUINT HOTEL:

 

Clams; Oysters, etc.
Shore Sinners a,Specia1ty.

Trolley curs run dirct to the Point.

 

JOHN E G’SULLIVAN,

nil-l MANAGER.

 

111512150) 1'1L J U] I 10th.

Eyes Examined Free!

DB. C F. HUGHES

.REFRAC'IION SPECIALIST,
Now at Nor-walk, opposite Post Office.

 

Consult. st Once" and have your eyesight

If you have glasses and they are not per foot-
ly cosy and conifer table. they are not right.
and are an injury to youi eyes.

If you need glasses 110w. you necd them, and
the sooner you get. them the better for your
eyes Every days delay ma be invaluable
an may e one day nearer total blindness
Then how foolish to pestpone netting glasses.

dIeéII Lenses. are the be; t. No ped lers em-
1118on

 

. ~————~———~~-——-—-—.___._/
)1" Your Order

 

NEW R
-' spurne-
”5111's.

'1 he Latest Styles at

E. Gusowski’ s,

. ICOII'. Wall and Water so.

; pieces about the

struck squarely upon her

‘Icmedy; I can recommend it to all.

' the best results. ”

 

 

Abner m. cl 3; 1 noi-épenaleiis

SATURDAY JUNE 29,1895

 

 

En'rnari' .11 my. Boer Omen 1s Noswun
IH‘EWSI‘AFEG

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Water at the Knob 70" ~

James Knapp has returned home
from Yale college.

A child’ a hat was left in the lobby of
the post office yesterday

Miss Alice Smith, of Osborn avenue,
is visiting Miss Mabel Profit, of Bridge-
port.

The Lockwood Mahoiuctming eum~
pany shut down yesterday to: two
weeks. ‘

 

The ease of Henry ii}. Wilson, for
non-support, has been adjourned until
Monday.

Trovibridi're 3: CJ.’.-1.lu«_li.1u euinn back
this morning with a new liuutsng suit
I'of paint

George Lander, of the Portland base
bill club, is spending a few do: :1 with
his moth 11'.

Mr. anl illrs. J-eSSe i‘olles, of Fair
field avenue, spent. yesterday with
friends in Brooklyn.

lllzss Susan Jarvis, of West street.
left. this morning to 11.391111811111113- with
friends in Bridgeport.- '

Victor W. Ferris of the'News, at:

tended the Yale-Harvard boat l'ucfi at.

New London yesterday.
“Eddie” Daniels .01 the John Han-I

cock Life Insurance company’s OIfiile,

in this city, tukesa week’s vacation

-M_ondai.

Two news stands have been erected ‘
in the new depots of the Consolidated

road, and will be in charge of the Ad-I
ams Express comp my

The Glass of ’95 of the Staples High
school Westport Doithy Adams, Currie
Kem‘per, Ellie Albin, Alfred Wnrnoek,
Frederick Wood, Hurry Waterbury and
Walter Peek J 1'., gave a delightful re-
ceptiOn in National hall last night.

Among those present from this city

were the Misses’s Edna Sher-Wood, Flora
Sherwood, Eleanor G. Smith, Alice
Sherwood, Susan Smith and Miinmitu

The 'Messrs. Spencer, Charles Baker,

Clifford Hayes, Charles Graves 11nd

Frank Sherman.

JULY 41:21:;

Miss May Finnegan. ol‘ Huvilund
street, gave 11 reception in honor of her

friend, Miss Helen Casey, last night.

Galvin l’urdy furnished music for dune-

inc. Those piesent. were the Misses

Oarew, Gussie Melliie,1Msy D. Smith,
I'Charlotte Bosch, Maud Hoyt
I-Scudder, Nellie Murphy, Ida Thornton,

Daisy

Bessie Lyons, Jennie Ferris, Belle
Bosch, Lizzie Murphy and Helen
Casey; the Messrs. William Louder,
Patrick Masterson, George Fitch, San:—
uel Hoyt, Frank Lauder. W. A. W heel-

' er, Stephen Jervis, Frederick Gotham,

Charles Fillow, and
John Wehle.

Last night at about 8:13 o’clock us 'K.
W. Mansfield of the Tramway company
was using the telephone in the compa—

James Trainer

1 ny ’13 office in Music Hall b;::.ek on S: 11th
' Main street, he heard a peculiai crack-
. ling sound behind him

i: .l e turned to

discover the cause when about three

' Squarel'eetol ceiling.r i‘cilstriising him
: square upon the llC’l’lLI 11nd throwing the

roam and several 0!
them out 1):" the windows upon the side-
walk. .Mr. Mansfield was not injured
It. was l’ottunale that

-have slice-is: him ”111511: 111 the face It;

wusulso: fortunatethutit occurred in

the evening,r and during the absence of
the sten'ogi'apher Miss Edna Aineworth,
asthe major portion ul‘ the ceiling
desk and
chair. The ceiling; had been wet by
the bursting of a wut'ci' pipe in one 111'
the rooms overhead some time use, but
it was not. thought dangerous.

Carlton C‘Cilllwell, toreman o.‘ 111:: Garth.

Middletown, N. .l., helie' JCS til: it 4. luunher-
lain s Cough Remedy should be in every
home. He used it for it cold and 1t eflected
a. speedy cure He sa3s:"1t is indeed a grand
I have
also seen it used for whOOping cough, with
25 and 50 cent. bottles for
sale Iby Gregory & Co.

WWIOl-f ~‘—» ——-~- “—-
1;nptaln”Cox’s Troubles Ended.

00]. ORADO SPRINGS, J 11110 29. —'.l.‘he ti on
bles of Captain Blanche Cox, the Salva-
tion Army captain, have been compro-
misad. Ber people will be allowed. to con—
duct their services at gcertain designated
places, and all charges against Captain
Co; will be dropped.- 7 .

-New York Pharmaceutical Association.

SARATOGA, June 29. -—The New York
State Pharmaceutical association has com-
pleted its seventeenth annual meeting.
The executive Committee will decide be—
tween -Bufla.lo, Elmira and Richfleld
Springs for the 1896 meeting.

 

 

__ Il’rohibltlonlsts’ Convention.
SARA'roeA, June 29 ~T'he prohibition-
ists have appointed committees to complete
arrangements for the state prohibition

here on Sept.‘ :3- and 4.

Paris Students Arrested. .
PARIS, June 29 — There was a. conflict
between the students of the Latin quarter
and the police, during which two of the
students Were injured and five others were
arrested.
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A. R. Tyler, of the. post olfiee, re- .I
turned from 11- three days’ vaeotion this
. morning.

{1.11.111 Fill Burials.

'the banking hours of the Savings Banks of the

beyond a smell lump raised upon the I
' top of his head.
. he (1 :1 tot. lo yk up as the plaster no: lid

1 811—738 (’.1‘7.Wal-erst.2‘l; rites 11:}: one Work "
convention, which liasI‘been called to meet - __

on 1 1. Y:

NUBWALK GAZETTE

 

Receiver For R. Pnc cklng Company.

DENY ER; June 29 -—'On pc’tit-ion or st ock-
holders in the B and M. Packing com-
pany J 11ng Butler has appointed George
W. Ballantyne recelv:;r of the company.
The assets are valued at $08, 000; liabili-
ties, $98,000. It is alleged that. Andrew
IJ. Campion, Henry H. Mills and Barnabas
Huber gene their notes to the Company

' only $26, 000 of the amount.

Municipal Reform 111 Kansas City.

KANSAS Crri', J une 29.411... Civic fed-
eration of Kansas City has been formally
organized by the election of a strong list
of ofl'iecrs. An endeavor will be made to
separate municipal and. state aflatrs and
place competent and trustworthy men in
ofllce without respect to party lines.

 

 

- for 8137, 000 “'01 th of stock and have paid 1 ‘

 
 

 
 

3Million, 134 Thousand, 9 Hone
. dried and Thirty-four Packages:
' sold in 1894;_ which made 15 f.
Million, 674 Thousand. 7 Hun-

dred and Thirty-five Gallons of

H IRES’
ROOtbeer

or 313 Million, 494 Thousand,
7 Hundred glasses, suflicient to
give every man, woman and
child in the United States, live
glasses cach——-Did you get yours?
Be sure and get some this year ?
The whole family will enjoy it.
. A 25 cent package makes 5 gal-
Ions. Sold ev e13 where. Made
only by
The Chas. E. Hires Co., Phllada.

 
 

 

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Salva-cea

(rm: MARK),

the modern curative,

Hits The Mark

EVERY TIME.

 
 

Major and Inspectoulen.
eral E. A. GARLINGTON
writes:

“WASHINGTON, D. C.,
' Aprpnr, 1895. I

“I have used SALVA-CEA-for
soreness or rheumatic pains
in the muscles "of my arm,
which, is disabledirom a gun
shot wound involving the cl:
bow joint; relief was quick

and complete.’
Van/k rfig’gfiwmwfl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Two sizes, zs'and 50 cents.
At druggists, or by mail.
T112 Bwnns'm Co., 274 CANAL Six, N. Y.

 
 
 

 

Allcock’s Col-ii" Shields, '
.Allcock’s Bunion Shields,

Have no equal as a relief and cure
for cores and bunlons.

 

 

 

 

Raymond 6t Son...
Successors to George 31, Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
. D11 ectoi s.

46 and 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ct.

Berkeley Place. '

 

. Residence,
l‘eIlenhonIetl all ’7“

NOTICE

Agrccable to the provisions of the new law,

town of Norwalk, on and after June lst, 1895
on SA'i'UniniYs, willbe from 9 to 1:! o’clock 11. m-.
and instead of being open on Suturdsy even-
lngs as heretofore, Will be open 011 MONDAY
evenings of each week from 7‘ to 8 o'clock.
1111_\onwu.11 SAVINes Socisiv,
By (ice. 1‘. Hillerfllreus.

'1 ill' 5? 1111111111) COUNTY Sivrxus 132.511,

_ Bl. James ll.B;11ley’l‘r.cas
’l‘un tier-111 Roswnm SAvrxus Benn, ' I
11115 if ' Bv John H. lint—.1111) Tress

BOXING
LESSONS

GIVEN BY

P101. Georg: Yoegrgu

PIlVHIblLbnOUQ at home. if desiied.
Full eouiie, 12. lee sons, $10.
A set tI') guaranteed every
ADDItES$ .
l’rol". George Yoerger.
Norwulk Conn.
01' apply at riouis Potter’ 5.

Sprint 1... 11......
SUl'l‘lIiiGS.

Having p10: ’lN—ll 11 large stack 01‘ Swing
and Summer Suitings, 1 11111 prep .ired to make
them up in the lat-est sly: es.

pupil.

F. KOCGUR
17 Hull: Mali: 81.3011“: Hawaii:

DAJ LY GAZE LTTE
classifier Business Director.

Cards under Ihzshflail st! to #8? number yam

‘ 'r'Ns (13.411711;

NORW'ALK FIRE INS. (‘0.- .. N. In successlu

business since 186021.10 outstanding claims.

WIL ON, 0. E.. Gazette hidiz N. Invest-
ments and money toloan. Also lusi'rsnce
writ-tonic h 93.5.2} cornymwr' lowestrstes .

BUBBELL. ”11111383“. . Water street- N
BURL L"BUTI‘. J. BELDHN.
Attorney 9.11:1 Counselor at Law 1'0111114.-;up :
stairs) Gazette l'iuild: IzIIie. \01- we lit

ROGER
SELLLCE. Niall Ft. ..

EGEOBGE WARD. it?

Best goods, Pessand Cofieesi Specialises.
II'E‘V RY S'PAP
DAI'NN H II}. {ml-liver st... illumyrtablc‘
DEHTAH .
RAYMOND. (1,. 11.. 46-4? M1111 ‘~'.3~..; ‘.rilenl 10m)

WAKE biz. HA I!!!

Monrxnmnlsl and film’s

Francis E. Andersen,
TEACHER OF MUSIC and LANGUAGES
21 srnr noon 110.112. NOBWALK. '

 

Vocal and Church Organ Lessons 11. specialty. ,
11011.1

 

1 Terms moderate.

 

 

or no will sendi
uddicss tor lull examination.

l":-
A

Dunn Aigo b y l" lectionecr , he 1 '15. Service 2235;

Wilkes l 1' ((001 "e Wilkes, No. .519.

SOMETHING
NEW.

P. 1. 01111111110111.
Frank ’1‘. Hyatt, 13.1). S.

lllichanltaln-I-Denllslry;

11:11: cents 101311 DAY

WILL. EU 5:

Johnson’s

111811 _
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XXIXIXXEHXXXXXX'XXXXX‘XXKIXXXIIXXX.

 

 

 

 

The only Cyclopedia in Amerlce. that has been

'1 Thoroughly revised within-the past Twenty Years.

 

Every. article enlir-el3 re \ll‘lliell by the Ablosl and 1'.-lost

Distinguished Scholars 01 America and Pumps.

 

New and Enlarged Edition, New lliil ler. New and 'll'oie

Mutter, Neiv-uin'l Larger '.l‘3pe, how8 and Latest
Maps, New illustrations.

 

AUTHOR’S HAME

 

T111 W111]: will. is ' lust, 1:11.111; 1111111111111

It” IS equally Adopted to the Needs 01 the Student and

the Home.

 

HOW TO SEE THE WORK.

'Vc have opened 1111 ol‘licc'in .fl'. A.:Plnneo‘.s Book Store,

Neural-l1. and Emile all in call and examine the volumes, or

null 11 postal ('.'-.1. 1' mid 0111 leprescnlsiive will call upon 3011
.1l.y_onr llFSldt'Ellt: e oi cities with s nnples ()l specimen volumes,
the six velmnof; dll‘L {idy- published to 3 0111

EFPMFTON & 30,

i’Ul’l ISHERQVN - EW YORK.
If\.[N]C ”IND, l‘IIIllil gel

SEASON HF 1895 .

Cm [‘13, No.1 4,0712.
RE(-'ORD.L‘ .135“ :
Silo licnzncky Wilkes No 185;.Rei-ordfl £114"

113'
Elsa;

11.9111) 1: 11's
Frugal Coal Bonipamu

Souths: 11 meloIi uncut. Agency.

. .351 Meiuifil. .
‘ . ‘ 11811

Jo'slnh W.'Brittoi
CARPENTER AHDBUILDEH

Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly At-

Bay Baron, No 8,2.1'7
RECORD, 2,191,, ,

8' Rare “1111 es No.'.'.58.'D1un cal-.13”
we '3’ \ ‘ sc1v1ce$20

W. B E. LOCKWOOD.J1'...
Norwslk. Conn.

 

 

I HAVE tended to.
Shop Mechanic Street.
11 5 Residence '72 Haror A1 9.

g 'Webster’s
International
Diétionary
I'v'wr'ngcssz's: 213.1%

. Stu-resem- of‘hc
. “Unabridged. "

; Standardof the
'3 U. S. Govt Print-
ingOlfieeJheU. S.
SupremeCourtand
: of nearly all the
' Schoolbooks.

. ‘_ . \Vnrmlv com-

' i mended by State
' Supeiintendents
of Schools, and
other Educator 5 al-
niost without num.
bet.

The One Great Standard Authority,
_ so writes Hon. 1'.) J. Brewer.
JusticeU. 8. Supreme Court.

A Colle 9 President writ-es: “For
“ease 1.17151 which the eye finds the
“ \1 0111' sought. for accuracy at defini-
"tlon, for efl’ective methods. in indi-
"catlng pronunciation. for terse yet
“comprehensive statements 01' facts,
“and for practical use; as a. working;
“dictionary, '“febster’s International
“ excels any other single volume."

Pietute to yourself the
change in this adv. to
Imorrow.

 

'43 Chapel Street.

A9 3m

MM

 

Dental Rooms,
No8 West Avenue.

4 Specialty.

The vei y best materials and the most skillful Springfield: MES-8.. U-SIA .

111'- th ubllshers for Mites nmphlet.
W Orkma'nship only employed AH Worllis rm - g Flight? gnenp; reprints of ailment editions.
r'un'ted 3 . . . .

 

‘ the best boot the nutriine nt of the who: c- l.

' Nlckerson E:

l inn {jutting t 1111.011.
Norwalk.

 

'G. .t c. MERRIA-M 00., Publishers, '

 

"Passenger .4 11:11.1: i'FllVllllll'E.”

D \ILY SERVICE BETWEEN

SOUTH NORWALK

and NEW YORK.
FARE, Single, 40 Cents; Excursion, 70 Cents.

Leaves South Norwulk Daily at ”1:15:11. M.“

Leave Beekmun streets:

1 ‘ m‘; HI]
2 40. D- 111' , Stztllrtlia.Iy15,2"J p Sé rduys,2

p 211. Leave Esst‘dlststrect,
:20 p'. 111 ~ .

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NORWALK FREIGHT BOATS

Lcuv 9 New York. Monday, Wednesday and I'ri in at - -
Leave Nor walk, flTuesday, Thursday and bntnrduy}: as. 311)), 11:11. I

BE
What is. Best

T
hot :1 Patent llcdicinc or .111 Alcoholic Mixture.
541513;." . - 1....
. JO remedy has ever done so much good among use. hence 1.111.1'
(1031711 men andIIwomen as}; BEEF ll 11 LT No leniedy has or erm'et the speedy "
an permoncn approve ol so cull '1 utensil ll. 10111011 fthefi’ 1 w'.
What then 13 Beef Malt. ’ 1 O ommun g
It is the most porlcct food eve: 111:1 in. it

 

 
 

(11-1. .- {257‘ ill) "it: 13: '.i."[l.I' OI
1.1-1 . 1'. .=. the .o: is: paneling
of celery It' IS a wholesome, natniul stimulant, safe 31.: lsimlile: 18' ii 080 .
bottles sold the first year it w.:' s (511de to 1'1 e pub? 1c«~e. retold 1. t signs:
ed 111 the sum time by 111-3 et'hci preparation Her 1;- 112' 113,19}: Ith-Ir; . inukt
Beef Malt means to aIlI'l fii'ler 11: .Lsth greater 8': :cnrrth

 

 
 
 

 

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«43-145 thmfi,

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EVERY ARTBEIE AUTHEHIIHATEH BY APPEHDlHG TO IT IHEI- “I”. ' " -- 1

WE ARE
NOT 0111110 “
COLLECTORS. H _- - 1 W --

The. old sluil' belongs to deal: 1_ ~ i.i.1111.iiui:-"r?-'
”0111' SlOllC i: 13:11.13, cit-2111 herb, 33.413 '-l1'11"1i
to keep ll so and come out with 1: newslo
1" lCll season we ii iii llllilllj. \I‘Lmni. S links of
luckeu lei? ”ll—Ills} \tcl. we l1 lave Gone siiuu'ni
our Child: o'sn ilulli 11:; md lll'll’nt' 1. in": l 1.3....
lols'uifill‘i‘ii. .1 i lllIiIJL. '
i-lenicn'ihcr on: lull Price I.;ale l‘irIzil
and (lot. l miss this mic.

 

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Sentinel Bld’g.
ISOIJ'I‘H \ORWALIX

SPRING-
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ls when 3011 went Tennis, Ru asset and bit
Shoes,- and we have the largest 'and finest steel.
of these ever shown in Norwalk. ..

We have also an eleoant assoi tmenl o Niches
and C hildren’ s Fine eShoes.

OLSEN 13301111138.

Shoe Dealers, _ - 9"...

 

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When presented with $2. 00 MI _
'E. LEW-IS" STUDIO, 11 .- 111.131.: Street, ' '
h ' IIBetween the hours of 10 and 12 9.111., will entitle the holder to- .

1 Dozen Cabinet Photogrs-

PIRIICE WITHOUT COUPON $3. 00

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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