E. s.—_II—E. S.——Ii—-E. s.;II;E..s._Iz—E. S.-—ll—E. s.-—'II—E. S.—n—E. s
Edward Street
Is showing a Choice Line of
Bass Bonds III
I AT 50 CENTS PER YARD.
The French Serges, Storm Serges and
Whip Cords at 750 per yard are
Splendid Value.
Complete line. of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
WOOLEN -:- UNDERWEAR.
Blanket and Comfortable Stock; never had so
*many Good Bargains. '
JEdward Street.
' . 5 Gazette Building.
N- IIWIILK 'HIIUS SCH AP!
lZ-Room House, Maple Street, - - $6000
11 " “ Elm Street, - - ' 6000
19 " ' “ Leonard Street, - e 3500
ll " “ W est Main Street, — 3500
16 .. Leonard Street. - . , '- 3000
'10 “ . “ Chestnut Street, '- ‘ - 2600
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
IJVS URw’TJVCE.
Best Companies! Lowest Ratesll
GEO. LOGK‘WOOD,
No. 2 50. Main Street, ‘80. Norwalk,
STANTON’S N APTHA SOAP I
Saves labor, and will do better Work than any other soap in the market. N0 BOILING RE
QUII’ED. Works better 1n warm water than bot; will remove all GREASE, PAINTS
or INK. DON’T FAIL TO TRY‘IT!
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
THE HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY.
1.000 MEN’S PANTS
81. 00 To $6. 50.
300 Business Suits.
$41. so To $8.00.
300 FINE sun’s, $8100 "no $20.00
TAFT 13305.,- 23 Wall St ism-want.
Fatal Accident
To hi gh prices for meats 1n Norwalk. The People’s Market will celebrate its
first- anniversary on Saturday, Sept.17th,1,892 with the following prices:
Porterhouse Steak, 18 cents Bumps, whole, 8 cents
Sirloin, 14 “Bumps, half, 8 to 12
Round, " 1 1 “ Sperry & Ba1nes Hams 14 “
Shoulder, " 8 “ “ Shoul lets, 10 “
Bib Roast, 8 to 12 “ - Corned Beef, . ’1 to 14 “
Bread and Butter, 11, “ Spare Rib, 12 ‘:
011D, i 3' “ Hind Quarters Lamb, 15 ‘
Plate Beef, Fore 10 “
4 u .1
Did somebody tell you we were played out? Just come and :ee the liveliest
‘ corpse within 20 miles. Yours Respectfully
E. .L \VADHA MS, .
i Telephone Call 57-3.’ Propr-ieter People’s Market. 21 Wall Street,
BWIII BI;
Java and Mocha — justly called “ The Aristocratic Coffee of America.”
'l'hia' is the Colic? served in the Japanese Garden at the Pure Food Extibition. .
Alwa s acked whole roasted (unground) in 2 lb. air-'tig t cans.
. Youiiaupget free 24 beautiful photographs of Eastern Life. Address,
CHASE & SANBORN. Boston. Mass.
We sell only to. the trio.
FINE
Hh‘ATIN G 7
srovss
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RANGES he
;_ ' p .‘ WEEKLY - NORWALK GAZETTE
Opera House, Nerwaik.
' ONLY ONE NIGHT,
Monday, October mm,
The great laugh provoke: and
. sure cure for the blues!
THE MERRY'COMEDY,
From the Garden Theatre, New York.
Dr. Bill,
Is. II: as Acts.
- Presented by
A11 Excellent Company.
Under the INmamP
ofmento Geo. W Sa ammis.
witEh ORI
SCEGIN
POPERTIES, APPROglg-
8 N Ad “Id HANDS 0” s
. o .0
Mitchell’ 3. vs c° in ”we“ cats at
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS
ALSO
House Furnishing Goods
of all Kinds.
AT
F.J.CURTIS&CO’S
DRESSMAKINGT
MISS S. CHINEBY, ..
11 NORTH AVENUE, : NOR'ALK.
41 IV
BANJO INSTRUCTION.
MB. E. K. DERRICK, of Danbury, Teacher
of the Banjo, will be' 111 Norwalk every Thurs.
clay. For terms and particulars inquire at
Hendee 3 Music Store.
0113 l RUSEAIE VIEW.
Extommitttehda—I 01111101 01
the Party’s Prospect-.5
\VASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-“'l‘.1e more cares-
fully the situation is studied, the'morci
evident it appears that the Republicans
are going to win a sweeping victory this ‘
fall. ” I‘hat_is the candid and deliberatr
judgment of Clarkson .1 of Iowa',"who' ia'f'
\here on national committee business;
Mr. Clarkson added that in1588 the
Democrats acknowledged that Cleveland
was defeated by the soldier vote, and
h t h i illbe as aolidwa nina ?
t I t 1: year t w 3 ‘ according to their best judgment and know]-
' edges and add
him as it then was. Everything is in
shape for a Republican victory .Iin tho
North and West, and the Democrats are
havingahurd fight to keep the South
solid, with achnnce that they may fail
in tliar. Gen. Clarkson added that. in
order to be successful in this catnpaizn ,
the Democrats would hays to keep the .
Southern siates solid, and in addition.
have 5' my e1ecmrul votes in the North.
This could not be done, for the reason
h tN York was certain to ive its .-
t ‘ aw g :54 WILLIAMB
electoral vote to Harrison and Reid. The
Republicans, too, bad a fighting chance
to win in New Jersey, and the prospects
were excellent. to secure
c ectornl vote.
As to the situat' on in the West and
Northwest G: n. Gannon said: “Th he
sentiment in W sconsin has been rapidly
Chang ng in favor of the Republicans
during the last month. The aggressive
canvasa that. x-Senntor Spooner is wag-
ing .s :ure to result in victory, both for -
the national, state and legislative tickets.
l'hore never has been any doubt about
Minneso: 11. Iowa is sure to give Harri-
son and Reid iis electoral vote. and Idou br-
not that North and South Dakct’ir, as well
as Nebraska, will be found in the Repub-
lican column. ”
Gen. Clarkson did not seem to fear any
ill effects from the report that Judge
Gresham had decided to vote? for. Cleve-
land. He said that if it was found to be
true that. Gresham did bolt, it would be
because he had some personal feeling
against candidates on the Republican
ticket. He was positive that he had ex-
perienced no change in principles. In
1888 he was willing to recap: the presi-
dential nomination on a high
platform, and would have been satisfied
to have done the same thing in this cam-
paign.
ing in Indiana and other states would
not go with him.
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
Governor Carroll 8. Page Deliver-a ma Yol-
odlctory Melange.
Mox'rpumnn, Vt., Oct. 7.—Gov. Cari-oil
B. Page, the retiring executive of the
state, delivered his valedictory message
this morning to the legislature in joint'_
assembly. The message of Governor Page
was a strong, clear and comprehensive
state paper and was closely listened to
and warmly applauded by the members
of the legislature and visitor's present at
Its conclusion.
Governor Page says that an examina-
tion oi the various official reports will
show that, with badly an exception the
different institutions of the ante ave
been conduc todUpon u basis of reduced
expenditure, and that. too, without in
the di hteet rec impairing the cflicié
ency o the new The school law of
1890 was such a piece of pathhwork that
the legislature will find amendment of it,
tobeneccoo
try
The general trend 0! thought in all ad- .
vanood educational work seems to favm
the town system of schools, and he be-
lieves the e is not for distant when- it
will beado d in Vermont. Although
involvinga greater outlay, it certainly
means better teachers and better schools.
Although $11, 000 was appro riatcd for
the care of the deaf and dnm and the
feebleminded, 06100 was found to be am-
pie. The pass age of a law compelling
corporations on individuals employing
help in large numbers to pay their om-
ployes weekly in again urged.
The governor recommends that a stat- 7
ate be enacted requiring the insurance
commissioners, acting with acomrnittee
of the legislature, to prepare a uniform_
or standard form of policy to be us’ed by '
on companies writing stock insurance in
Vermont. He declares that, as the teen. t
of a special investigation, the prohib. --'
tory law is more faithfully enforced than
ever before, and thus public sent--
mcnt fully sustains it. The Austra' an
ballot' law is cordially indorsed, thou ‘g .1
some amendments may bemecesaan, .11111 ‘
is -
. recommended to the special attenx on of
the legislature, wn. ch is also advise -. 101:.
the subject of improved hignwhy
guard against haste 1n legislaton- .~
3111 11111111111 11111111 1111,
VPorterhouse Steak. 16c.
447' 9W' x
fSparerib, 120.
‘No 6_ \\ ATEB Srnnsr. :
;November, 1892, a written or printed
:dated.‘ signed and sworn to of all the property
owned bf them,on_ the first day of October,
9
Connecticut’s .
wood, 41 High ttreet.
protection .
If Gresham did bolt, his fo‘- low- -
for Foster 5 kid gloves.
Y. M. B. A. ENTERTAINMENT!
COURSE.
OF BOSTON.
. The members of the club are
Mr; Sol Marcoseon, Violin Virtuoso and Con-
cert Master. Mr. Willie Diestel, Violinist.
Mr. Thomas Ryan. Solo Clarinet and Viola,
Mr. Henry Herbort,Solo Flute and Viola,
ermann Diestel, Solo "Cello, Miss Lila
Juel, Prima Donna
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday Evening, 0et.12.‘
Course ticket, $1. 50: Single Admission. 35c;
served Seat, .00 0.
Chart opens at Pinneo’ s and finished 5 at 9
o clock Saturday morning, Oct.8
GOOD NEWS
To All Cash Buyers of Meat.
' Sinoin Steak, 14c.
' Round Steak. 12c.
Shoulder Steak. 80.
Prime Rib Boast. 120.
Best Corned Beef, 12
Veal Cutlet, 200.
' Stew Beef, Sc.
Soup Bone, 30.
Sperry & Barnes’ Hams, 14c.
Sperry & Barnes’ Shoulders, 10c
Sausage, 12c.
2:. 3.2331133,
N ORWALK.
Assessor s Notice.
WE. the undersigned, hereby give notice
to all persons and corporations liable to
pay taxes in the town of Norwalk, that they
are required by law. to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them, on 01 before the first daysott
IS
1892, liab to taxation. otherwise it will be the
uty of the Assessors to make out such list
mg 10. or cent. thereto. which
they are compelled y lawt to do, and from
which lists so made there is no appeal.
' .B. -—L'ists may be returned to the Assess-
or's: at the Selectman s Office, Bank Building.
Norvimlk, and at the 001111011 Boom, Haviland
stree‘t. South Norwalk, from and including
October 12th. 1892. to and including November"
hit. 1892, said offices to be Open from 10 to 12
o’clock a. m.. and from 2 to 5 p. m., and on
Saturdays from 7 to 9 0 Clock in the evening
Dated fit ENOIIVI'I‘E’I October 4th, 1892.
H IL
HENDRICK ,}Assessors.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
Olhe Commisswners of Fairfleld County
The undersigned hereby applies for a li.
cense to sell Spirituous and Intoxicaliug ll_q-
1101's, pursuant to the laws of this State now in
force relating to the sale of intoxicating liq-
ms, at the building. Norwalk Hotel. 54 Wall
Street.‘ in the town of Norwalk. 111 saidL County.
Signed, J. W. SPIL LANE.
Dated at Norwalk the 5th day of October.1892.
Endorsed by the following five electors and
taxpay ers ofsaid town, none of whom are Ii-
censed dealers 111 intoxicating liquors, and
are not endorsers on any other application:
1’. H. Dwy er. 36 Cha e1 street. Geo. C. Lock-
.E. Woodhull. 11 Union
Park. A. Avison. 158 Main street, H, E. Dann.
17 River street. '
County of Fairfield. q'l'own or Norwalk,1his
5th day of October. 18 02.
Town Clerk of said Town, here-
by certify, pursuant to the statute in such
case previded. that this application endorsed
as aforesaid. has been so! mitted to me, and I
further certify that each of said endorsers is
an elector and taxpayer in said town.and that
a copy of the foregoing .1, plication, including
thegbove written endorsement has been filed
in me
Attest.
. HERBERT B. SMITH.
Clerk of said Town.
Mosquetaire Kid Glove Cleaner. For
as only at the Boston Store. borwalk: the
leading house for dressed and undressed kid
gloves' in all lengths and shades. Sole agents
-' $47 1 yr
-LADIES. —.Cleao your own gloves with
Imme-
ANTED.—Plain Sewing at reasonable
rates. Inquire of Mus. F. S. Human.
Academy Street.
" 419 if
No.1
LOST.
LOST, STRAYED 0R STOLEN.—A fox
terrier dog; was marked with a black
spot, on both ears and one eye: had the hair
worn off a little on one side of his head: no.
swer's to the name of Prince. A reward will
bepaid forhis. return to A. G. Bn'r'r’s news
store-.- Norwal k. 131:
shop, Tuesday morning.
pocketbook containing about $10. The finder
will be rewarded y returning the same to
Josvrn Lounxn, Silver Mine, or at GAZETTE.
office. 454 st
LOSER .—Between Silver Mine and Taylor’s
black smith
FOR. SALE.
01: SALE CHEAP. —The large stove for-
merly used in heating the opera house,
in good order. Apply to S. L. WEED. 413t
FOR SALE.—Grocery stock and fixtures' 1n
:1 cod location. Good reasons for selling.
Inquire at the GAZETTE office. 1'.
on SALE. —"Chickens dressed to order.3 at
the People 8 Market.
on SALE. —A neat li .rle cm tags of seven
rooms on Union PPlace, ant. three min-
utes walk to Boroinil Post-ofiite and Depot.
Price $2 .500, $1. 000 of which can remain ermi-
nenrly and only S 00required to be pai dowz.
Apply to CnAn'L-rs 0111er .11). Act. 161:
, ‘ 1’0 REA”?!
0 BFNTx—Furnished rooms. No. 3 Mott
avenue. - 2tf
To Blunt—Booms over Delllvns Bakery .~
439 9tf
to rent. Inquire at the store.
To BENIN—5v pleasant rooms, $8.50per
month: ossession immediaf fely. Ap-
ply to S. 13.3 1113011. Bu11der. 92 Wall streett
‘l 0' “EN '1‘ .-—'Ihe store No. 10 water stree.
lately- occupied by Anton Stommei. Paar?
PuICE.Norwal l1. . . . 22tf
For; urchin—The large Hall in Canvas ‘
iormenv‘ occupied by Our
111-mun Lod 6e 1. ). O.F..a_nd_nowfittedmv '
am. used as 11 'oiimer'cial 'Collé'g'e. ‘
'UIIDING;
Apply to (111.111.1311 OLusrulh Agt
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
Convention to Nominate Congressmen nnd’
Elector-a.
PROVIDENCE, R. 1., Oct. 7. —
Republican convention was called to
order at 11 o’clock this morning by Hun-
ter C. White, chairmanof the state cen-
tral committee. .Gsorgc A. Littleiield of
Providence was chosen temporary chair-
man and Eugene F. Warner of Coventry,
secretary, and later the temporary organ.
izatlon was made permanent. There was
a contest over the dele much from' East
Greenwich which was settled by
section of that headed by Representative
8. W. X. Al leu.
A latforin was presented, approving
the eclarationa of the national conven.
tion, the present tariff laws, “ch2 com.
ago policy, efforts for a fun ba1l01, and
position regarding restricted imm gra-
tion and evil aervtoe reform or the
national " epubl udminiatratiop.
The public can on Gov; Brown, did
especially his action concerning 111”.
Newport election trouble, was com-
mended. Also the administration of
President Harrison, with aretennca to
his domestic trouble, and a pledge to
mpg“ him in the pending campaign.
oplatform was adopted, a resolution
endorsing the public school 3mm not
being incorporated on the ground that
the position of the party is too well-
known to rocks is necessary. ,i‘ha- fol.
lowing presidential electors were nomi-
nated: Newport, Louis L. Lorillard;
Warwick. Wm. G. Boelker; Bristol,
Joshua Wilbour; Pawtuckct, Wm. H:
Haskell.
A resolution was adopted favoring
good roads, and the convention ad-
journcd.
In the .F.rat~ district Frederick E.
Reuckert of Providence was
math). '1‘. Perry of Newportl secretary.
Lieutenant- Governor Melville Bull cf
Middletown was unanimously nominated
as congressman for the district and the
convention adjourned.
Mother and 1 him l‘ncnlly Burned. '
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—-bfra. Josephine
Groll, with her three yeara' old child
Elizabeth, were fatally burned in her
apartments on the third floor of the ten-
ement house No. 1.1 Koasuth place,
Brooklyn, last. evening. Another child,
Emma, two years old, was also badly
burned. The fire was cauud through
the ex :iloaion of a kerosene oil lamp in
Mrs. Groll’s apartments.
[The Poe-p c’-'. Par-trio Florida.
Jacxsonvmur, Fla, Oct. 7.—'rhe latest
returns up to midnight 'ehow that
Mitchell (Democrat) baa carried the
state by fully 26,00) majority, and that
Baakln go cople’a party) carried on.
county ( kor) by a majority of 15.
u.‘
sssFALLff=
H A COME and you will have to
take in the plants ; of course
you will need some brackets for bold-
ing the flower pots, and the place to
find them is right here.
good variety and the prices are low.
H. H. WILLIAMS,
15 WALL STREET, ‘
NORWALK, : ' : : CONN,
‘ Sores All Over Her‘ Body.
The state .
the
-R the
camera... is"
. his then «I.
"But after
that p
oaks In about your remedies, I will
' aoalp arid blood
chairman -
’BI'BY'
We have a.’
IIBIIINB Alli BIIIINIIIII
suffering
Endless. Doctor Useless. Cured
in 4 Weeks by Critical-a.
I
goin- most valuable Cur-icon; Remnants have
11 little girl so much good that I feel like
saying inf or the bench t of those who are troubled
with akin discuss. She wan troubled with itching.
burning sores. an I .
took her to. the doctor -
' abstrac- time,“ called it
the Italian i.tch and said
he would cure liar-in two
"VII ao badahat we did
not know. what to do.
»Ho' did not do her any
- . I saw the adver-
uo'cincnt of Cur-icon
.audlaaidto mywifc.“la-
Ilhd whdi'l a'a .ab‘e waarac
lbiekwiihaoraa-tbatwchadtomuk clothe-to
Itch! «than was coded to it. She
hadltall-ovarharbody. back.i‘oga.ahm owl be-
tween her. She did not have it on bar-bead.
your Cur-icon Ito-Imus for two
woekatbo itch stopped. and in four week-she acres
were. all gone. Ioneloae her portrait. I am .Iuoro
lea-d with our Cur-icon bitumen.
they speedily cured my daughter. and if anybody
“1310“ hold abs-1
wherever! go. CHARLES L.
. Conahohocken, Iontgomery County.“
wny' suffer One Moment
From torturing and disfiguring akin diseases,
' . when a single mutation of the Cmcun RBI-
nmua will, in great majority ofeuau
instant relief. in-- the moat agonizing)” of Witching.
,acaly; crusted, pimply,and loteh
diseases," with loan 01.1,.-
point to a speedy, permanent, and economical cure.
Bold everywhere. Price. Concon,50e Boar.
RIIOLVII‘I’,‘ d1.-'-red‘by the Poe-m
Dunn on Clinton. Contour-ion, Boston.
fl-“Howton-e Skin Diseases, "M pages.”
Illuahutlona. and testimonials, mailed free
Skin and Seal pu urlflcd and bandied
by CU'flWlM . Absolutely pure.
0f females luaiuiitly: relieved 13M
new,o ,and infilllblo Anti ote to
Pain. In ammation, and W can,
Cu 4"- Plum.
List efficients.
List of Patents issued from the U. S. Patent
Ofiice. October 4th. 1892. for the State :of
Connecticutefurnished us from the office of
EARL! a Samoan. Solicitors of Patents, 808
Chapel Street. New Haven. Conn.
A. R. Aborn. Norwich, rack for holding and
drainingloi uid measure 8.
ins, Bethe], guard for banjos.
T. Corscaden, assiguor to Stanley Works,
New Britain, shelf bracket.
J. Godfrey, assignor one half to W. E. Bail-
lie, Bridgeport. box machine.
Same, machine for making paper boxes.
Same. making boxes from paste or straw
- board.
W. H. Hart, assignor to Stanley Works. New
Britain, drive chain.
. . Jackson. assignor to Patent Button
Co.. \Vnwterbury button.
Johnson assiguor to Edward Miller «In
Co, Meriden. suspendinu device.
CMiller. assicnor to Matthew 5 & Willard
Mf g ('30., Waterbury, wick carrier.
8.13. Moore, Putnam. pen and letter rack
A. J. Sandgren, Hartford, signal apparatus
for bici class.
..B Sheldon. New Haven, blmk for print-
er’ 5 use.
I. T. Smith. Mount
swagmg needles.
J. Steiner. Norwich. car coupling.
EStreet, Bockville, nail 1 uller.
prawns.
G. V. Helmschmeid, assmnor to .C. F. Mon-
roe th 00.. Meriden. table vessel.
D. V. H. Warner. Br1dgep01t. cors 21’. two
patents.
Carmel, irachine for
IN BLANKETS I
A Combination of
UTILITY AND ECONOMY IN
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Great; Display
in our
Basement.
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To have good warm
Blankets and Bed-
ding is one come
fort.
To buy them at rea- ”7
sonable prices slike
ours is another.
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”-4 While Blankets, extra f m and 06101170] borders,
[(-4 W011?) California Wool Blankets .
”-4 W006 W001 ‘Blankets, fallfive pounds, ,
”-4 White W001 ‘Blcmkets for this $010,}. ' ,
”-4 White W001 Blankets, our leaders, _ , ‘
”-4 Extra Hoe Grey W001 ztnapproacbable,
A HUMMER! cfl Good ’Blanketfor ordinary use, 1 , .
$6.50.
$5.00.
184-00-
$3.50.
. $3.00
$3. 50.
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