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ll
LE. - GAZET
TE.
. To keep articles of food from Spoil-
u. H. WILLIAMS
. yUBSUANT to- an order of the Court of
,, i 0 .
in (finantity one acre. more or less. with a
dWe
”so called.
. . owned and occupled by WILLIAM Nonrrmor,
7 , ‘grs Inquire of
Highest of all in IIeavening Pewer.—-U. S. Gov’t Repart, Aug. :7, 1889.
is)
WESTON.
Charles Jennings, a highly respected
resident died on Monday of consump-
tion aged 66 years. His funeral was
held from his late residence on Wednes-
day afternoon and his remains were
buried in Lyons Plain cemetery.
Mrs. ' Harriet Godfrey has .VlSlted
relatives in Easton.
William E. Squires spent a few days
of the week in Trumbull.
Joseph Sturges is very ill with pneu-
monia.
Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported on Lyons Plain.
J- H '
wsx‘r moan no i FEEL BRIGHT AM)
I
t ' . O
viiw AND MY COM PLEXION IS BETTER.
‘T v doctor says it acts gently on the stomach
:. . rand kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. i M'-
' '.'<' is made from fierbz. and is prepared for a...
rally as ten. It is called __
w r
. .J- 1%; ' ,4
healthy. ~ sen it at c. and SLOOpEr a._:_kagu‘
Lane’s Familv 1‘. admin.
each day. In order to no
. WEEKLY -NORW
.I Half—mile ordinary, open—First, ea§y
chair; second, silver tea set ; third, ail-
er flask. . _ . .
v Half-mile safety handicap—First,
.‘ .1 ‘ Warwick pneumatic bicycle ;_ second,
. diamond sleeve buttons; third, solid
‘ gold watch chain; fourth, Silver headeil f
cane. ... l ‘ .,
I ‘ Circus Struck by a Cyclone- I ma, you, 0mm Mum“.
troubled for over nine years with a dreadful skin
’ ‘he intelligence reached this my
late last night, that a cyclone had strucll
the Barnum & Bailey circus at Whee
ing, West Va.. andthat the tents ha
been torn and almost ruined. Wor
reached the local agentsto at once for-
ward the extra canvass, ,in stock at the
winter quarters. After conciderable
hustling,the attaches managed to reachl
the 12.35 train this morning, and placed\
the canvass aboard, No one was killed,
as far as could be learned.—Bridgeport I,
News.
Bicycle Prizes.
The prizes for the races to be held at
the Elm City Driving park. New Ha-
ven. on Monday,June 6, under the aus-
pices of the New Haven Bicycle club,
are as follows:
One-mile safety, 3 minute class—First.
alligator traveling bag; second. pearl
opera glasses; third, pearl handled re-
volver.
One-mile safety. 2:40 class—First,
Liberty pneumatic bicycle; second,
breach loading shotgun; third, mack-
intosh.
One-mile safety. open—First, dinner
set, 130 pieces;' second, French clock;
third, fishing rod.
Half-mile safety, state, L. A. W.
championship—~First, gold medal; sec-
ond, silver medal.
One-mile ordinary, open—First, gold
watch: second, oaklibrary table; third,
field glasses.
One-mile safety. handicap—First, up-
right piano; second, diamond stud;
third, banquet lamp; fourth, etching.
One-mile tandem, open—First, two
banjos; second, two traveling bags.
One-mile safety handicap, city riders
—First, Victor pneumatic bicycle; sec-
ond, dress suit; third, etching; fourth.
solid silver match box.
EBngoino in HOOSOS..E-.—-
2 Houses, Cedar St., each $1000.
1. ' ", Prospect St., 7 rooms, .2300.
1 W. Main St., Norwalk, 3500.-
———Ooo
Stones on the Track.
anbury an
. t P ne of the
mtenden ay shown the des-
Norwalk divisionwhen _
patch about the stones being pla
the track near the Electric Light sta-
tion Tuesday night, said that it was
news to him, as
any such attempt. Mr: Payne may not
have heard of it, but .10 was neverthe-
less true and the engineer reported it
here and the police made an investiga-
tion without finding the guilty party.
[MOP—p—
nEv. PLINK PLUNK 0N LYING.
Lyin’ gits to be sich a. confirmed
habit wid some men, deah breddern,
dat wen day accidentally tell de truth
dey feel as mean as an honest man
; does wen he tells a lie.
Bob Peastraw—You seem to be feelin’
tough to-day.
Bill Haystack—Yes, tough as leather.
I was down to New York the other day
and got skinned, and when I got home
father tanned me.
UNITED STATES nun-E-
{EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN
' Pulfuu,WalcraulPoaTl on.,u.r.
GEO. P. HEIPLING, Prop.
Refurnished, new elevator and all modern
improvements.
American plan $2 per day and upwards, ac~
cording to location of rooms.
European plan. single rooms. 75c and $1.50.
Double rooms $1.50 to $3.00 '
S ecial terms by the weekf3r do.) '
ew York elevated railroad3 depot in hotel.
_ av , E
«if. Bridgeport, Clyde 6.: Mallorgn Steihighrig
1!
Five minutes walk to New
lines. 21
~11 “ Bayview Ave, 7 rooms, 3000.
1 i". and Barn, Taylor Ave, $400.
' ‘ k“it-h Main St., lot 90
1 99“ Two. 4000.
.50 HOUSES! 100 BUlLDING LOTS!
' Fire Insurance, Lowcsl Halos.
Just fleceiired. --
,2'SO. MAIN ST., - SO. NORWALK.
BOYS’ KNEE PANTS.
'25 cents.
BOYS’ SUITS,
Sizes 4 to 14.
' $1l50 - 1:75 - 1:90!
. Worth Double the Money I
TA FT B ROS,
CLOTHIERS,
‘28 WALLET
WSOle Agents here for the Pull Hard Pants-
joon Company. '
G. J. Ferries,
macs]. Aim BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
Slate at Benedict’s. Norwalk. and Ho ’ D
Store. South Norwalk Whirligig
Frank H. Baxter,
PHARMACIST.
Il’ , HMnln Street. South Norwalk
MRS. F. A. BATES,
, DRESSMAKER,
38 WALL STREET, NORWALK 0T
MISS BURNS of NEW YORK,
FASHIONAB‘LE DRESS MAKING,
Byithe day or week.
No.10 HOYT STREEI 31%
A coon WAY
ing is to eat them up.
The next best thing is to get a
good no
llofrigcralor l
We‘have them, both in hard and
soft woods, and at prices to suit all.
15 ‘WALL STREET.-
Real Estate For Sale. .
Probate. for the District of Norwalk,
subscriber offers for sale a tract of land.
line house and other buildin sthereon
standing. situated in Norwalk at 8' var Mine.
being the homestead formerly
to O! Norwalk. now. deceased. For particu-.
JOHN w. BUTTEEY, ,
Admmistrator ae Dams non.
Dated at New, Cans
Geo. Lockwood’s
Real Estate and Insurance Office,
lrcumc nno scALr
$111 Disease 9 Years. Doctors and
Medicines Useless. Cured by
Cuticura for $4.75.
I feel itvis my duty to tell you my lexperience
ave been
disease. When I first felt
it, there appeared a few
small red spots on my
breast, and it kept on
spreading slowly. It start.
ed the same on my back,
between my shoulders. A
few days after the spots
turned gray, and began
itching. Small scales would
fall off, so it continued
spreading all over my
body. I tried all the pat-
ent medicines I could think
of, or get hold of. I also
consulted doctors. Yes,
they would cure me in a
hort time, but they always failed. Then I gave it
ll up, thinking there was no cure for me. Some
the ago, I noticed your advertisement in
- ew men
The Danbury News says that Sliper e Tacoma Morning Globe,“ thought I would try
he CUTICURA REMEDIES, not thinking it would do
e much good, but to my surprise, three boxes of
ced on urrcunA, one cake of Concern SOAP, and three
ottles of Concern Rnsonvnn'r cured me entirely.
y skin is now as white and gum as that of a child .
send in photograph. I ave many friends in
d of him 0 11. and St. Paul Minn.
he had not hear 8 . .JOHN E. PEkRSON,
P. O. Box 1062, Whatcom, \Vashingion.
Cuticura Resolvent
e new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally. and
menus, the great Skin Cure, and UUTICUllA
AP, the exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in-
ntly relieve and speedily cure every disease and
mor Of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of
ir, from infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50m; Soar,
:; RnsonvnNT, $1. Prepared bytne POTTER
we AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
3?“ How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages,
illustrations, 100 testimonials, mailed free.
PLES, blackheads, red, rough, chopped, and
oily skin cured by CuricunA SOAP.
WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS,
' With their weary, dull, aching, lifeless,
all-gone sensation, relieved in one
minute by the Ontlcura Anti-Pain
Plaster. The first and only instanta-
us pain-killing strengthening plaster. 25 cents.
Annual Meeting.
NORWALE, Conn.. May 19th. 189-2.
HE Annual Meeting of the Stozkholders
of the Norwalk Pottery Company will be
at the office of said company on Monday
e 6th, 1802, at 3 p. m.
J. T. PROWITT, President.
.5.—
...———-&A
”S 'nlill THE BEE—I.
all pnorocaApug.
.5; 31 Reasonable prices:
" TGSNORTTL
51334»? 76W shinptonfit? .
” Sigurd NonnlrffilrnE
‘ ]DIES.—Cleannyour own gloves with
Mosquetaire hid Glove Cleaner. For
s: nlv at the Boston Store. Norwalk; the
le gliouse for dressed and undressed kid
g in all lengths and shades. Sole agents
1 ster’s kid gloves.
If
I BOARDERS.
' .DERS.-7Two pleasant rooms to let
ith board in most pleasant location in
th y. Apply to Mns. GAYLORD, 3 Crescent
Teg‘e. 351 1w
‘ l TO RETVT.
G
T hilt—Furnished rooms at No. 3 Mott
no. 357‘ 4
m0 T.—Store and rooms, corner Main
. chonl streets, Will rent separate
01‘ we r. Inquire J. KJENA, 17 Leonard
street. 355 1w
' THE on, Turn on.
Bridgeport...
; CARPETS l CARPETS l CARPETS I
We are the largest dealers in Carpets in Fairfi 1 ~ ' ‘
mont is on the ground floor, directly connected witlei (Org-DIS? GOES: a]???
Egret, making it easy of access, with a splendid light. Our facilities were 11% r i
, e er, and our customers appreciate the favorable change. We are sol veil
- for READ S JACQUARD AXMINSTERS and BEAD’S' EXTRA SUPESSTNB
GRAINS, and we can supply them at bottom prices. We are jobber-s of -
Body Brussels. Tapestries, Half Wool l ' ‘
,Mattings and 0“ Cloths_ ngrarns,
And buying them in the large quantit-es we d I . . _
85$;va gaze gprbcgstomerstho benefit. We inviteoyo‘iie tietlrfclillg 21111533: £1.33;
rp s e ore acino- - ' c. ‘ . . g
your advantage. P a YOU! ”(161.0 feelin. assured that it Will be to
OIL-OAK DEPARTMENT.
} Jackets and Wraps.
, See our Blazer Suits. just the thing for a summ ' ' '
' of 1a Skirt and Blazer, ‘innavy blue and tan colors, ancilaggtilhlgxiiglriswgt goniists
pn y from 88.00 to 12.00 a suit. Theyare very pretty and very popular mini:
0 aisle them. Shirt waists are worn With the above suits, and we have the l 81-,
322131.353? Eggrltilgrint tBIPe fgund anylwlhere. They are made ofy'Cambric 6:53:
. , 8, am my an arcale all wash 'oods t k , J
shnjred and milled from 750. to $2.00- 1 ’ . ' g. L " uc ed, pleated,
Stripes, changeable. and solid colors fro’rnasggg EJSIOTOOUI line ‘Ot Sllk \Vfllfltfi in
DRESS GOODS! ‘ '
SPECIAL B2§2§Ig2.ODS I
. One case Vigogne J acquards at 12%. worth 25c - M' -
inches Wide, 50c, former price 750. 5 One lot Wool Siiitinhiecififiiifgggvgilrda, 940
ormer price $1.00 ; Chevron Outings in suit patterns, all? $5.29; All WOOti’TEVicli
Suitings, 30 inches wide at 38c.
SILKS 3 BIL-KS!
A full line of figured India Silks, from 500 a yard upwards.
THE D. M. READ GOMPAE‘S'E’
Casengga nborns
I 7R0 leeme @
Best grown in China. Finest drank in America.
The Packed only in half-pound. and pound tea-lead packages.
We :22; is served in the Japanese'Garden at the Pure Food Exhibition.
1} ‘00 rec, on receipt of a 2c. stamp,“sample~ of either Formosa
long or English Breakfast Tea. ’ 'tate your choice. '
. i an post ofii »
ffiilver Mine) Ma, 2d. 1m. (. ee mega
OE“? flCkflg 918(15- .3
g,
T0 T.—Four sets of rooms in Had-
‘3 Block, corner oLWall and River
streets. quire on the premises. 20 tf
0 ,1 T.——First floor of house. No. 1!
1‘41 reet. Six rooms, her. and cold
water. ubs, etc. In mm at No.20 Elm
street. 0 Mac. 11. L. mm. 33 France St.
2) 1w
' 1“" —5 unfurnished rooms on second
15100 Inqun‘e 22 Beldeu avenue. 350 tf
Hill. to PLATT
avenue. “ID y '
. ‘ r - .
0 Rbe new cottage on West Main
1 RICE, 4'." ,West
331 t
331 t f stree only to GEORGE b“. Gnnoonr.
I 0 3133‘s Pleasant rooms. on second
. “001‘. ssession immediately, 20 Chest-
nut street. 330 tf
B. “1* “EL—The large Hall _in GAZETTE
. UILDI formerly occupied by Our
BUN" 01'“ ALlfe. I. O. Q. F.,‘andnow fitted up
and useful; oiumermal College.
Apply to (. LESOLMST):.«\1=. .igt.
~.-.,._....__.._._
’03 SALE.
OR SAL CHEAP,——A fine coach, two
_ tOD Dhabns, two light wagons. two sets
of double an me set of Single harness, and a
fat cow. F. LDEx, On the Green, Norwalk.
21 3i;
01? SA} —Victor‘, Model “0” cushion
tire bicle. first-class order. Inquire at
branch officeAILir GAZETTE, South Norwalk.
1w
01: chili—A boys' Safety Bicycle wil
- be 801 cheai. Addr “B. 1 ..B
A‘l‘or‘ifllk tOI’fice. 683 mm esiioti
0R Slag—Two very desirable Building
hots. Orchard street. Part of the
urchase ey can remain on mortgage.
unn‘f of ‘ AULENBEEK, % Orchard street.
3283In
0R SAfiL‘w—The residence No. 3 Cam!)
s set. House contains 15 rooms, with
all molorn mprovements throughout. Lot
60x140., 1th urge barn. Everything in perfect
condit n. Iquirc on the premises, or 18 Wall
street. 1 G. WARD SELLECK. 324 t1
1
0R AL B.—A neat little cox tinge of seven
‘ ,r0 3 CE Union Place, and three min-
u.es was to . oroug}. Post-office and Depot.
Price $290, , .000 of which can remain (perm t-
nently ad y $500 required to be pa‘. dew: .
Apply tails sans OinerAp. Act. mutt
:Ti‘iE STAMEO RD
D — WORKS!
Are 2361-2831912}, ggAmrotBIh CONN” l
‘ ,are , in a ition o e'r s .'
of BASTrlLACK to do all kinds1 01f DpYeEIN
IN THE lEsT STYLE or T HE ART. and in
accordaiie With special formulas which guar-
antee th est results. Orders can be left t
SCOFIEI .8 HOYT’S, Norwulk and Song:
Nor-walk 21 1y
3471M .
" I‘Efiarpenter tho , foOt of Mill
27th ’
LOOK! LOOK
Look of Sculcll o Eons
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
'RUGS
PARASOLS,
SPRING JACKETS,
DRESS GOODS and
HOISEEY.
Look at our Bed-room Suits, from
$16.97 to 75.00.
Look at our Dining Tables, from $4.50
to 19.75.
Look at our Lounges and Divans, from
$5.47 to 37.98.
Look at our Parlor Suits, from $39.00
to $125.00
Look at our Ball Hat Backs, from
$6.49 to 17.50.
Look at our Fancy Chairs, from $4. 50
to 17.48. ‘
Look at our Cballies, at 5 cents per
yard. '
Look at our all wool Henriettas,from
490. to 980.
Look at our Toile Du Nord Gingham,
at 110. per yard.
Look at our Ladies’ Lawn Waists, from
490. to $4.98.
Look at our Ladies’ Spring Jackets,
black and colors, from $1.98 to
19.50.
Look at our line of Ladies’ Underwear,
including SKIRTS, D RA WE R S,
CORSET COVERS, CHEMISES,
NIGHT DRESSES, ETC., at less
than HALF PRICE !
Look at our Carpets, of which we
have a new line to show” you every day.
t’ Look at our Dress Ginghams, good
quality, 6% cents per yard.
Look at our Dress Calicos. in dark and
light, 4c per yard.
Look at our Apron Ginghams, nice
quality, 5 cents per yard.
Look at our Ladies’ Vests, white and
- colors, from 90. to 49c.
Come in and LOOK Scofield & Hoyt's
stock over, and you will say that we
have the largest stock and the BEST
.GOODS‘for the LEAST MONEY of
any concern in Fairfield County.
SOOFIELD & H0TT,
NORWALK alllSullOllWALK.
Agents for Buttrick’s Patterns.
LooTrLooT! Lourruuur!
Goo. E. Dormer,
PHOTOGRAPHER, .
Will Open a First-Class. Galley
Monday. May” l6, l892.
The Best French Enamaled, the
Finest Satin Finished .
PHOTOGRAPHS
At the Most Reasonable Prices!
BABIES’ PICTURES
My Specialty.
Geo. E. Darmer,
(ovna POST OFFICE.)
42 Washington St., , So. Norwalk, Ct.
a Norwalk Park at
TO BE LET
FOR PICNICS,
BASE BALL GAMES, .
ETC.
FOR TERMS APPLY TO
, O. E. WILSON.
j Ilo. 3 O zelfc Building. a
l .
E
Julep «- of 5 £3. .1
:1 ci-mss a'sANBORN, so“, ,Maes. ,-
...,,.
.
5;. ‘.
r ', "93911.0”! tenths tango, .. g j
r, . .
S A Y!
If you: want Live Lobsters to-morrOW, you can getthem at our market,
r r , _ . ' . . ' . .
r anythng else in the line of sea food; fine bluefish, S cts. per lb. Do
on want, ‘ 6 best ribrOast of beef in town—then come andsee us,.wehave
of; it, and ereafter we deliver, when so desired on Saturday, free of Charge.
E. J. WADHAMS,
Proprietor People’s Market
Wedding Cards.
ELovE EITTruc coETETT
Are Plain, Exceedingly Good Value
and Thoroughly Reliable.
. HAVE rou wonu THEM?
iGlove Fitting Corsets are pOpular‘ with
ladies who prize a Reliable Corset.
TR Y TH,EM 2
AND BE CONVINCED.
FOR SALE BY
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building.
RT
Bicycle riders, if you want to ride a
wheel that is the some of ease, strength '
and speed, call and see the Holbein
pneumatic, made by the Coventry Ma-
chinists’ Company, and named after
Mr. M._A. Holbein, the great English
champion racer. on which he made the
unparalleled record Of 361 miles, 1446
yards, in 24 hours.
For these who are looking for alight
but very strong road wheel, we .es-
pecially recommend the model E, which
is a beauty and cannot fail to give com-
plete satisfaction; and for those who-
pin their faith to the cushion tire, come
around and try our Ilia-cushion, model
A, and you will be surprised to find
how much like a pneumatic it rides
Come in and see us, we will be pleased
to show you the wheels whether you
Wish to purchase or not.
lllTItney &~ Williams,
No.6 MainSI., - - llorwalk.
No. 32 N. MAIN STREET. So. NOBWA‘LK.
ELEURT
F on want to be sure of tt' -
£1 iglplsr FLOUR IdE‘THE wiienfilil” igght:
- rocer s
CB SBY ‘0.’S en ing you WASHBUR
SUPERLATIVE !
Made in the largest milling establishment in
the world. -
. We will guarantee every barrel to give sat-
lsi'icnini) ' 1 d b h h '
on’ a mm o y ig -soundin cl im
made by other dealers. but test it forgyougselfs‘
and be convinced. ’
Kencyfiobcrtslrto. ~
MILL AGENTS,
700 Main Street, - Hartford, Conn.
FAMILY 2-,: WAS NOS.
Plain thnojlo. PETDozcu.
Woollnu andlroninollc Per Dozen.
THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Napkins,
Table Cloths, Baby Clothes, Chemo -
ises, Night Dresses, Drawers, .
Aprons, Corset Covers, etc.
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA!
fir
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Collections and Deliveries
E‘REE!
Domestic Laundry Go.
31 Cannon St. Norwalk.
G‘Contractstaken fOr Hotels and
Schools.
Harwell: ~:~. Gazette ,
Jul Printing Ellalllllllllll. ,
Posters. _ '
Visiting Cards. . Handbills.
Business Cards. Programmes.
Fancy Show Cards. Dodgers.
Ball Cards. Billhesds.
Statements. Circulars.
Tax Cards, Receipts .
. Hotel Registers. Letterhead
Booksandl’amphlets. Natalie-dc, . r ,_
Townjaud Probate-Moria. . ' Milkil‘icketr
militiame- he
Norwalk Chronicler