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S‘GOFIELD ll H0'YT’S!
w are selling $35 Dollar Bedroom Sets at $31; 3525
Dollar Sets at $18; Parlor Sets worth $35 for $25.
These are dull-time prices.
We shall offer $1.50 Wrappers at $1.25, and $2.00
Wrappers at $1.59.
Our CARPET STOCK
some big drives at 50 cents.
New lot of RUGS to-day, cheap.
Wehave taken $2500 worth of BUTTRICK’S PAT-
TERNS, and can supply all sizes.
his now complete. We have
SCOFIELD & H'OYT,
NORWALK AND SO, NORWLLZ.
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12-Room House, Maple Street. — - $6000
11 "‘ “ Elm Street, - - 6000
19 " “ Leonard Street, - - 3500
ll “ “ West Main Street, - - 3500
16 “ " Leonard Street, - - 3000
10 “ “ Chestnut Street, - - 2600
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
1.1:: mam/“wen.
Best Companies! Lowest Rates 11
one. LOGK'W'QOD,‘ .
No.2 $0.'Main Street, . -§o. Norwalk,
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or INK. DON’T: FAIL TO .TRY: IT!
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A I We sell only to the €3.56.
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Friday Evening, Sept. 30.
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The whole portraying to nature life in
the great city.
Reserved Seat Tickets on Sale at Mrrcnnmfis.
N01101:.
ANNUAL mwn MEETING.
HE inhabitants, legal voters, of the Town
of Norwalk. are hereb notified and
warned. that the Annual Town eeting of said
town W111. be held on Monday, thethird day of
October, A.D.. 1892, for the .election of town
officers; also, upon the petition of twenty-five
legal voters of said town. a ballot Will be taken
to determine whether any person shall .be
licensed to sell spirituous and intoxicating
liquors in said town. .Those persons iniavor
of thegranting of said licenseavill give in a bal-
lot with the word "License" written or print-
ed thereon, and. those persons against the
granting of said license Will. give in a ballot
with the words “No License" written _or print-
ed thereon. All of the officers of said Town
of Norwalk Will be elected by ballot, except
those prov1ded by law robe appomted by the
Selectmen. The polls W111 be open for the
aforesaid piu'poses from 6 o’clock a. m. until 5
o’clock 1)). 111., at the Town House for the First
Voting istrict; at the Putnam Hose House.
on Franklin Sti'eet._ South ‘Norwalk, for the
Second Voting District; and at the New Volun-
teer Hose House _ on East avenue. East
Norwalk, for the Third Voting District.
Dated at Norwalk. Se. teinber 23d. A.D., 1892.
OSCAR W. RAYMOlV . } Selectmen ot
TALLMADGE BAKER.
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SAMUEL DASKAM. Town of Norwalk.
ST- TE OF CONg‘IECTICUTJ ss
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COURT OF PROBATE.
September 20, A.D.,1892.
ESTATE-0F SAMUEL H. BARNES, late of Wilton,
in said District, deceased.
W HEREAS, LIZZIE T. BARNES, widow of said
deceased, has moved an appeal to the Superior
Court, to be holden Within and for the County
of Fairtield, 011 the firstTuesdav of October,
1892, from an order of this Cour: nude August
11th,1892,n1aking a certain allv 1.111100 for her
support during the settlement of said estate,
which appeal has been allowed ; therefore, pur-
suant to the statute in such case provided,
ORDERED. that said appellant cause notice of
said appeal to be given to all persons interest-
ed tliercin, by somchpropehr officer or indiffer-
ent person, by leavmg with or at the usual
place of abode of each of the executors of the
Will of said deceasednto Wit, William H. Starr
of Danbury, Connecticut, and Nelson B. Gor-
ham 01 said Wilton. a true and attested copy
of the motion of said appeal and order allow-
ing the same, and of t is order, at least ten
days before the sessmn of the Court to which
said appeal is taken. and by publishing this
order tw1ce in a newspaper liavmg a circula-
tion in said Districtbefore said session of said
Court, the first publication to be not later than
September 24th, 1892.
sop. 23—30. ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge.
IFOR PLEASURE, FISHING, SAILING
The Safe and Rapid Sailing Beat,
“THREE BROTHERS ”
Is now in thorough trim for hiring to Sailing
or fishing Parties and under the manage
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wont to Bethlehem, , today, to attend
acompliinentary dinner to John Fritz,
Es.., the venerable general manager of
the Bethlehem Iron Company. ,
Captain Z. L. Tanner has arrived in
W’ashington from San Francisco for the
purpose of arranging for repairs to the
Fish Commission steamer Albatross.
Lieutenant J.C. Burnett has been ordered
to duty in charge of the branch hydro
graphic Office at San'Francisco. ‘
Assistant.- Engineer A. M. .lluntbas
been ordered to examination for promo-
tion. Ensign James H. Reid (lessened
iromi-zcliiu Francisco and ordered to
the Y3:ktui'.’l: as watch and livision
Limiter.
': own It wart," \l'tpui tint.
DE: lioness, Iowa, Sept. Iii—The town
of Euuiie‘ils on the Wabash Railroad was
almost wiped out by fire last. nigh t. The
loss is about $45,000; insurance, $15,000.
I’eck’s Case Deferred. 9 .
ALBANY, N. _Y., Sept. 31—111 the police
court this morning; the examination into
the matter of the alleged burning of
public records by "Labor Commissioner
Peck and his stenographer was to have
proceeded. At 10 o’clock, the lour set
for the case to go on, the court was in-
formed that Mr. Maegan, counsel for
defendants, was out of town, and the
case was adjourned till Oct. 7. ,
To RENT—A furnished room for one or
IalIIJ ening!
Friday : and : Saturday,"
Sept. 30th and Octht,
A Fine Assortment of
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All are cordially invited to attend.
MISSES ST. 1mm.
33 MAIN SIRE-ET.
ADIES.—Cleau
Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner.
sale pnl at the Beston Store,Norwalk- the
leading ouse for dressed and undressed kid
.loves in all lengths and shades. Sole agents
or Foster 5 kid gloves. 347 1 yr
your own gloves with
For
WAN TED.
ANTED.—7Energetic Book Canvassers.
male or female. 111 every town in the
State of Connecticut, for ten of the. best sell-
ing books on the market. For particulars and
excluswe territory, iaddress General Agent.
Box 48.Wilton, Conn. This advertisement will
not appear again.
ANTED—A respectable woman wants
. work at waslnnguromng or houseclean-
ing by the day. Address "Washing” GAZETTE
Office. 40 1W
ANTEID.—.A cook, willing to assist with
the family ironing. MRS. F. .BETTS,
8‘3 East Avenue. 44 '
WANTED—Plain Sewing at reasonable
rates. Inquire of Mrs. E. S. HINMAN,
1N0. 1 Academy Street. tf
419
FOR SALE.
OR SALE—Chickens dressed to order, at
the, People’s Market. 424 3m
on SALE curiae-New milch cow. 4
years old. EDWARD CAHILL. 2 Stuart
avenue, Norwalk. 449 at
0R SALE—A solid mahogony bar and
back-bar. Also one pool table in good
order. Apply at City Hotel, South l.\‘orwal;k.ti
4 :2 '
0R SALE—The O’Brien place for sale or.
to. rent. Inquire up stairs. 0. O’BRIEN,
the Tailor, 31 Belden avenue, Norwalk, (33%;?
0R SALE—A neat little cor to 'e of seven
rooms on Union Place, one t rec min-
ut-es'walk to Borougl Post-office and Depot.
Price $2.500, $1.000 of which can remain perm a-
nently and only $500 requrred to be paid dew: .
Apply to CHARLES Oursrnap. Agt. 2761’
To 31:72:]!
two gentlemen. Inquire ’2'}; Union Park.
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0}U~;NT.—The list of five rooms. over
trlflvel‘i‘b Olsen’s store on Wall street.
111151 iioor newly fitted 1111.111 first-class con~
(111101). Inquire of \\'II.L::.11E.DA_\1\'. 4471“-
rpm 3-17:I‘ll—Furnished I'OOIDS,XO. :3 Hort
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”‘10 I-iENT.—1€omiss oz'cr llehlyn s Behalf-c
)1. to rent. Inquire at the store. ti
Frat) BESSIE—3 pleasant .roonis, £3.50 per
3. month: 1:4 ~cssion llllnlei’llfltely. Ap-
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111.»:ti’it'l’atoiits issue-cl from the U . :77. I’alcna
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(Iiiiiiieixici‘vt.furnished us i'ri'ini tho office 01'
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Brass and Clock (50., ‘.'\ .011 1211. or.
J. ‘\V. (,‘udwell, llcridcn, clothes line. _ .
A. 1). Field. assignor to Metal Goods .111."
Co... Bridgeport. “hoe fastening.
EA. Judd. iirir-igiior to Corbin Cabinet I 0c];
Cm. New Britain. padlock. ,
J.S. Palmer. Stoningtcn 6‘; C. Ii.
Ledyaril, lobster iriip. ' .
1’. 111111111. arisiunor one half to Edward Mil-
lcr &- 00.. Meriden. :II'Q'ELDII lamp. _
F. (l. Rockwell, Hartford. pedal for veloci-
D‘.‘( (3.“. '
A. C. Vaterliousc, Hartford, Electric meter.
.1. C. Wells, East Hampton, boll.
1). C. Wheeler Sc W. W. Sperry said Sperry
assignor to D.- Wheeler, BI‘IL geport, nut
cracker.
E. 1). White, Hartford. spoke shave.
(i. B. Woodrafi', Winsted. pinion chuck.
DESIGNS.
Gr. W. Tucker, Waterbury, picture hook.
.1“. Yokel, assignor to Meriden Bronze 00..
Mei-idem. laiiip.
Wat-r0113.
initial: term: Savings Bank.
Norwalir creel-«.1. 15, 18911.
INTEREST at the rate of' four (4) per cent
per annum, from the earnings of the current
Six months, will be credited to depos1ters
October 1st. and paid to them on and after I
October 10th;1892., .» .
. J. H. BAILEY. Treasurer.
. rHi‘cX 'AND rasr.
AWreck and Two Men Killed on the Erie
Railroad, .
Hoammsvmui, N. Y., Sept. 30. 4A
bad wreck occurred on the Eric at‘Adri-‘n
last night. resulting in the death of two
men and the destruction of about twenty
care. ‘ An extra freight took the switch
“Adrian to lot regular .12 page. When
train 12 was by and ‘a "portion of the extra_
won out on the main track, train 48 fol-
lo'wiuz motruck the extra in the aide,
making a bad amubup. Fireman New-
man of train 84, who. "you here, was
buried under the wreck and killed.
The wreck occurred in front. of the sta-
tion,and the building was badly damaged
by flying wreckage. A stranger, name
unknown, who was standing on the plat.
form of the depot, was instantly killed by
a flying timbe . 5
THE LATE GEN. HUSTED.
A Lam Numbn- 0! People: Buy Thole
Respect-to file Memory.
PEEKSKILL, N. Y., Sept. 33.—-Gen.
Husted’s remains lay in state bore trom‘
9 o’clock untilyll this morning. The
grounds around the residence were‘
guarded by a detail at police. The body
lay in a handsome rosewood casket
which was placed in the ball. Thou
who wished to view the remains passed
in at the river side of the house and out
the rear. ' ,
JamesK. A gar who was clerk of the
House under r. Busted when the latter
held the office of speaker, assisted by a
number otiiotnern, bad charge of the ar-
rangements. Quite a large number of
citizens viewed the remains up to 11
o’clock. There were no mourning em-
blems about the house, crepe being en-
tirely absent from the door.
A STRANGE RE-UNITIN G.
A New Yorker Flnda His Long-Loot Son
Married and Happy. I
Fnaxxnonr, Ind., Sept. 30.—Dr. W. B.
Randall, formerly of New York City, has
just found his son, from whom he was
separated thirty years ago. The doctor’s
wife dled‘early in the war, and he en-
tered the army, leaving his son, three
years old, with a neighbor. A report of
Dr. Randall’s death in battle was soon
received.
After the war the doctor returned to
New York, but all trace of his son had
been lost. He moved to Clinton, county,
Ind., and has lived there ever since, hav-
ing married again. Recently. while in
Dayton, 0., he heard 0! a man named
Randall, and, looking him up, found his
long-lost son. The latter a big and
hearty man and married. ,
was HE KILLED on WASN’T HE:
George ' C. Soden'a Extended Ablenco
Puzzloa nu Friends. ,
CANANDAIGUA. N. Y.. Sept. sow-George
C. Soden’s protracted absence he! set
people wondering whether he has eloped
or been killed.
He was unraveling salesman tor a Roch-
ester firm, and when be last home here
a month ago he told his wife that he was
going to spend his two weeks’ vacation
among the Adirondacks. '
Nothing has been heard from him since
then. The firm wrote a letter of inquiry
last week to his wife, who was as anxious
to hear from him as his employers were.
Soden took but little of his money
with him, and his wife says there was no
domestic unpleasantness.
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Notice of 11111113111111.1111 Meeting.
The legal voters of the Borou h of Norwalk
are hereby notified and warne that the an-
nual meeting of said Borough for the current
year. will be held in a temporary building
which will be located on the south Side of
Wall street, at or near the top of Mill Hill._ so
called. in said Borough, on Monday, the third
day of October. 1892. for the election of a
Warden. Six Burgesses. a Treasurer, a Collec-
tor, a Bailiif, two members of a Board oi Reg-
istration. two Inspectors of Elections. :1. Treas-
urer of the Water Fund,and a member of the
Board of Water Commissmners. each 01 said
officers so elected to hold office for one year.
beginning With January lst, 1893, and until his.
successor shall be elected and qualified—ex-
cepting the member of the Board oi_ Water
Commissionersuwhuse term 01 ofiice is three
years, commencmg on said lst day 01 January
1893.
The polls will remain open~ on said day from
six o’clock ii. In. until five o clock 11. in. And
said voters are hereby notified that at the
hour of live o’clock p. n15 of said day, said
meeting will hear and consider the annual re-
port of the Water Commissmners of said Bor-
ough, then to be made by them as required by
law, and also the aunual report of the Trans
urer of the Water Fund of said Borough.
Dated at the Borough of INorwalk, Septem-
ber 17th. 1892 .
By order of the Court 0t, Burgesses.
. J N D. IiIMMEY, Warden.
.T. BE LDENBURLBUTT, Clerk.
441-444-40 3 times.
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