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WE E KL Y. N O R w A I. K '- G AZ E TTE O” I
iNu ”league h uh
W. H. KNAPP, Manager.
- Saturday Eve’g. April 8th
The Great Laughing Festival, '
- WE mull”
Introducing a melange of melody and mirth.
With new songs and dances.
The Most Catchy of Farce Comedies.
YOU LAUGH!
YOU SCREAM”
YOU YELL!!! '
. L Presented here with exact copies of all the
7'10 T038 F01: 1893
- , .. Q ~ THE CA SINO noon GAB-DEN SCENE.
3 1 ' , PRICES, 75, 50, 35.
Weights,29 .and 89 Pounds. ,
Our Guarantee : '
I Our machinesdncluding tires, are guaranteed to be free from imperfection. and we will re-
place: ithout char 6. any parts returned within a. year from purchase. In speaking of tires, -
the pu he has now earned that the best pneumatic tire has a removable inner tube. We have
advocated this from the first; you know Victor Bicycles have inner tubes._ The saving of time
18 very important; we must therefore have a tire which Is eaSlly repaired in case of puncture.
To accomplish this we need a tire from which the inner tube can be readily and whollyremoved Will be held at
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' ' ' THE ARMOHY, NBRWALK,
GREGORY - BROTHERS C‘grgmgfgg'g} Monday, April 10
A' G E N T S. Under the Auspices of
HEADQUARTERS, 38 WALL STREET, : ~ : : NOR wALK, CT 0 0 m p a n y D
4th Regt. C. N. G.
'°° ' TONS ' VERY ' CHOICE Lincoln Council.
, Timothy Hay, Clover I Pilgrini Council,
TlmOthy and Red TOp Seed. Mere-M.-
d '. 'o . with con ons. 50 cents. For fur
BEST QUALITY' 4 a mltglibrnsarticulars gee. Fair Journal.
ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS Phila May
HOLMES,KEELER&.SELLECK COMPANY. . @(QEOOEE ©©s
WHOLESALE GROCERS, OF BOSTON
Will give 2.
THE D M READ COMPANY Grand Concert
. ' ' ' The center school,
Annual " Tuesday Evening, April lllh.
F 3.11’ Opera- Hollis: - Norwalk;
WGBGk Single admission. 35cents. Reserved seats, 15
cents extra. Chart open at PinneO's, ThurS°
_ day morning at 8 O’clock.
9 and 11 Wall Street.
Our
Commences THURSDAL APRIL. 20.
Monday, April 3rd, ' ' _ FREBEYE EXAM.
) ‘
And continues INATION.
'All the Week. , mit‘étid'féfisiss
You are cordially Invited ’ '
To Inspect ,
New Spring Goods in E. HOUSEWORTH,
EYE SPECIALIST.
Every ‘ Department , Will visit Norwalk on above date and willlmake V
no charge to_examine eyes. _ All gasses.
guaranteed With prices to suit the. times.
His way of fitting the eyes is as dlfierent
THE D. M. READ COMPANY. from others as dayandnight.
A. W. Austin’s Jewelry
w , . . , Store. .
There is one butcher in town
Who dares to send his prices round.
He has advertised to sell cheap,
H 3 And the best of meats to .keep,
an m Bras. And he backs it up with prices
' Which are better than devices,
And there the peopleget their meat,
srfiiyaGLASS AND CROGKERY. It is at Keeler’flLflreh Water street -
Porterhouse steak, - 16c pound
Sirloin, “ - - 14c “
Round “ - - — 12c “
H l Shoulder “ - 8 and 10c "
an on Bras. Fine Rib Roast, 12c
Pork and Sausage, - 14c “
SellBAKINGiPOWDERAt their - - -
oflice, 8 and 9 Wall street. A Spring Opening
AT OUR NEW
selection of PRESENTS from MILLINERY PARLORS,
49 WALL STREET,
illm he a fine dis lay of Trimmed Mill-
3‘ $ 6. 00 O StOCk v ' may both imported an home manufactured,
- from French patterns, on Saturday, April 8,
' . WCourteous attention to viSItors.
_ - . Misses St. John.
, 49 WALL STREET, - — NORWAJQK.
Tea 2513. Per Pound- ......
Your Photograph Free ! !
Cutfphotouraph coupon from
+ reusuurs NEW-YORK menu
and resent it to HR. F. E. hygienic
Wallgtreet, Norwalk, Conn.. who Will give ymi
' Whence .11 this hubbub, this great cOmmotionr, . A Fine PhotograPh!
An:rlhat stirfi aligminds from lake to ocean, , ' 7- OF YOURSELF _
. gave r. issell the dreadful notion F l f I- Ghar e
Thatwewrecrim'. l a] . -' " r8810 8
From Maine :0 Texasmybisi gwillrlfoar' it, No paper in the world ever made such
for“ ; - ““°§%t‘i§i§°§l§§eu‘l§§3”h°‘
“Th 6 way 1? :17]:th t9 Wm It . 3 in advance from. our new , or. For.
e papers e you oer and oer. further-partied! ' Sée 195‘ Y MER-
u.
cuss each dd‘y. 3 576 st
E I. WADHAMS,
1.0. N . . ‘ ‘ 3- Proprietor People’s Market. B ARN ES & 00.,
, gtthlfitreet ‘ 21 3:911 fireet, 3 Of Newburg, are enlarging .
. ‘ ' 01"“ - -IN- =.N-AND
‘, Telephone Call. 52-3 , Telephone Cal! 5" 2 PORTRAWTTER ' Cfiéfig .
F f- f‘the best, familie' ' '_s,in,this
W , loiiii'lfiyrim your Pictures done now,
Musnc‘ HALL,
. Norwalk ~i~ Gazette
‘ Wedding Cards. Posters.
- attachment. 3 3
‘ the overfeed of rolling mills.
' table Plants Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
When we lower the price of our goods
we do not by any means lower the qual-
ity. By Best, we mean B’est! Not old
stock, but nice fresh goodsof the very
best grade. - _ .
*' Try that grape wine‘ of .ours if you
want to taste something mce; 59c per
bottle. Also Port and Sherry Wine ‘at
the same price. ' 0
2 Cans Best Tomatoes, 25c
2 “ Best Corn, . 25c
.g‘ , ‘f Best LimaBeans, 25c
2 f,‘ Best String Beans, 250
3 “ Nice Sardines, 253
If you have not tried our 50cLTea . or
30c Coffee, try them, you will .‘not re-
gret it. _ .
. Fresh Country Eggs, 20¢ per dozen.
‘ Lots more of those nice Prunes, 2 lbs
for 25c; alsothe best raisins you ever
had, 3 lbs for 25c. .
Currants, 3 lbs for 25c.
Blackberries, - 10c per pound.
We are selling an extra fine Butter
for 25c per pound. 3 3
Bells tTNringlnn,
_ cor. Wall aniWaler Streets, .,
NORWALK. .. - ‘- - - CONN
Illeuun co.- sumes BANK.
BE Board of Directorsof this Bank have
this day declared a d1V1del'1d at the rate
of four (4) per cent per annum iron the earn-
ings of the current Six months, to be credited
to depositors April 1st. 1898. and payable on
and after April 10th. 1893.
: . _ ,- .J. H. BAILEY. Treasurer.
Norwalk._Conn., March 16th, 1793 571 2w
Farm For Sale.
A farm of 134 acres situated about one mile
from the New Canaan de t. Two small cot-
tages, twolarge barns an cow houses. A fine
building Site with shade trees, two orchards.
a large number of_ fruit trees and plenty Of
water on the premises. A 1y to E. T. BENE-
DICT. Administrator. West orwalk.
BTILIZ HS!
Super-phosphate.
Potatoe Manure,
, -Grouil’d'-3Bone.
Barnyard Manure.
Air‘Slack'ed Lime
Land Plaster.
andeLand Salt.
RAYMOND BROS.
@‘Manuiacturers yrices to the con-
sumer.
J ell Pulling Establishment.
_..,__..._. ..._.__ .
Visiting Cards. Handbills.
Business Cards. Procrammes.
Fancy Show Cards. .T'vmizers.
Ball Cards. Billheads.
Statements. Circulars .
Tag Cards. Receipt 5
Hotel Registers. Letterhead
Books and Pamphlets. Noteheads.
Town and Probate Records. Milk Tickets
t"'Ii’rinrml in the Newest. Styles and mum
Lowest Prices.
GBAllllLllTEll 1|
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AND SULPHUR.
Th. HM comm: Fertiliser Km for
Lawn, Garden, Plants, Shrubs, Vines. etc.
An odorless and clean droning without Ionian seed:
can be applied any time in the season.
tood orthorootl ognemniagmworm‘amdli‘vfle
wherethdauliberaliy afiliod. no nee-sol“
.‘fi'mmwm .- ' no“ in am will
mammoth ‘
-: flimmp. “
Lil-SilllllEVAllT, “gags-r
For sale by Geo.’ Ferris, South Nor.
walk. , -
List of Patents.
List of Patents issued from the U. 8. Patent
' h 1893. for the State of
Connecticut.furnished us from the oiiice of
Emma & SEYMOUR. Solicitors of Patents. 868
Cha 1 street. New Haven. Conn. .
J 3876. Beaumont, Waterbury, sun} for eyelet
t 'n . ‘ -
86H} Lg. Bradley. NewHaven. brace. .
Adflofnraéltfilldiddletown, non conducting
or a e ware.
m6: F?Doebl_er do C. K. Bryant. Hartford. knob
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W. C. Homan. assignor to Edward Miller dc
CO., Meriden, central draft lamp. -
Same. draft tube for central draft lamps.
W. 7. Neiilm and l). J. Deagan,Brldgepor
' t rs a ey.
prll‘fifhin B Egg-Men}, assign? to. Bridgeport,
.. ri epor . va 0 urnm am .
brfifll’ign‘ielee. N ew Havgnf and F. 5.11 P’atten
shoe lace fastener. _. _ .
Wm. Wallace.Ansonla. tool for manipulating
! ETER I). GUIGUB. Florist and Nursery
man, UuionlkAxganue, 33321. of anion
te orw . onn. , 1n roan
$1339 {Iii Otfllouse and Bedding and Vege-
Shrubbery, ‘Vines, Cut Flowers, always on
. killed in. Sweetheart. . . - ,
Bio Ruins, Mich, April 7.-‘-Georg f
Jagger was 1‘iiut riding with his amauced, ——————- '
MissAnna ero. yesterday and quarrelled Sores All-OVer Her Bod . Suntan;
because she refused to set the date for the , Endless Doctor Useleyall m
. ' \ . D 0
wedding. Jagger became enraged and in 4 W b Cutie
shot at her five times. Three shots took “I“. y '
effect, and it is thought she cannot re- ' ’ —— V
cover. Jagger then went to a hotel and “33";mfiitlg‘gfibfi mfififififm
attempted to commit suicide by shooting saying {or the benefit of those who are troubled
himself. He will probably die. with akin diseases. She 17;: rtnrfilibled with itchingl.
______ u g sores. ,
Marie Decca Sues Her Husband. "’ "'3 ‘ m§$a£,g°mt
HARRISBURG, Aprilt—Mai-ie Decca, the . \ the Italian item-ml said
sonastress, Whose reputation is as wide as 3 Judi”... :, :J- ‘ agflfldfignhg? g:
the country, has filed a. bill in equity in 1 . weeks'were up.hecalled
the Dauphin county court .to recover from i‘: eczlfm.’ and in ‘thhu
her husband, Francis Leon Chrisman, and . “1° ‘ ° "“ W’” ‘1'
his sister, Bertha Chrisman, the home in lgfmfigflfifi'fifl 2;:
this city which the primal. donna says was _ was so bad that we did
5 purchased with her money and‘placed in , ' 1111M d1‘13"? faith: 3:.
her husband’s name without 'her knowl- ~.4 ‘83:”. 122w the We;
edge or consent. ' ' '3 ' ‘ tlaement- of Concmu
._ . .__.___ 3nnnnsinthepaper,andIaaidtomywife,“Iam
The Treaty May Not be Batlfled. $21k: ‘tuo iii” them.’ Hind .whatI u . she moo
WASHINGTON April 7.—It is said at the '°'°' “1“ '0 ““1 ”0 m 91' °1° “1‘
’ Ink the . .
senate that there seems to be considerable m°u .1? 027:, Jefihgogg‘f’fia‘z: agengflf‘m 8%
misapprehenswn about the Russ1an treaty €103}?! fingers. Shagd not have it on he; beg}.
of extradition, and there is no reasonta “ ”‘m’w 7°" 1cm mums °’ °
expect it will not be ratified and promul- 32:333.? 5&0 35:3: :21} 'tlfi'ihl"i‘$ :35:
gated. thin pleased with our CuricvnA Rails-pins, as
A rl E unit 1' d 33 hfliflbfi. r1? $911811?“de in???”
me can x on 81' y. 1' me 18!, W up em
- CHICAGO, April 7.—The carelessness ol w?°'°'°’.lg°' CHARLES 1"" GRONEL’
American exhibitors at the World’s fair is . 3‘ ‘ con'hOhOCken’ Honmomery County. P"
likely to cause a serious trouble in an .
ranging the exhibits, and may delay the Why 3050' One Moment
installation of some displays until June 1. Flam! ‘03:!ng 81;"! {dillfigfuggg 0:11:11 133%]?
——————-———-— W en E g e a p 03 ion 0 C -
limes will in e rest ma am of cases afford
An “‘3‘“ Beheaded. . instant relief in 1h: moat jllgonylzing of itching,
BUSH CITY, Minn, April 7.—John Blg- burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, and blotchy akin
10013, a Chippewa Indian, well known in scalp and blood diseases, with loss of hair, and
this vicinity, was beheaded by Mark An point to a speedy, permanent, and economical cure.
dreWS: and a man named Copos. They ' _——‘_
. . Sold eve here. Price CuricunA 50c.; SOAP
011099“ 1115 head 05 With an ax- 25c.; Beaming $1. Prbpared by 'lhe POTTEI;
Dims Aim Cannon. ConromnomBoston.
”- “ How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50
sawerls Superior illustrations. and testimonials, mailed free.
' Skin and Seal urified and beautifi‘ed
to. any B‘BY s by CUTICUEA E33... Absolutely pure.
' Sarsaparilla.
DaIIIIBIIllII PAlll8 inn mussels:
o .- 0* ‘°'i“°'.‘”"t“i‘l¥hifll°'ld.l’ that
' . : new ee an 8 n 0
Uflmlmmld ' on “In. -. 15:31:, mgr-gadon, and Weakness, the
a no .. cut. I III! I 188308.
FOR ran . Chemicals. The Outlook for the Oyster era...
Blflflfl BRIDGETON, N. J., April 7,—Oysterm' on
1 Has no report the bay «plants in better condition
S d' t thistsprlng than they have been for years
‘ L' e imen . pas .
AND ._.____ _
Ivar . . Short in His Accounts.
. Stflmach ' Satisfies ' S t2? 1101:3156 fl(i)olo., April 7. — United
Everybody ' es an ce Receiver Johnson is
' ' short in his accounts $2,203.69.
Reliable Evidence from is Well Known The Budget Voted. !
C(fiuncilman. M h 2 '93 PARIS, April 7.—In the chamber of depu-
mnoaroar, are 1.’ . ties t
Sawyer Medicine 09 _, . . b 33531132“ the whole budget was voted
GENTLMEN: Havmg little confidence in the y '
extravagant claims made for most of the pro-
prietary medicines of the present day. I sel- The Weather.
dom give them a trial. but the pleasant gel? Light rains; easterly to southerly winds;
sonal acquaintance with your senior, . decidedly warmer
Andrew Sawyer. extending over twenty years. . ' .
ave me assugance that may staltement made Dr. lien in a Critical Condition.
ou regar in your me man prepare ions - __ -
min (1 be implicigly accepted as_facts. I have LONDON’ April 7' Dr. Cornelius Herz,
recentlybeenusin your DandelionCompound W_h° was arrested .recently on account 0f
gigindigetitiop an in egg-earls}? bllltifius. 00g!- his connection With the Panama canal
iono es omac an n eres ans 1- - - - ~ - -
iy all ggu ctllaim fol-111111,],1 nan; tnty °wn gxperéence scandal, ls lying in a very critical condition.
con en reco on i o my men s as —‘—""‘"‘—
an alteraflivig and toniclailld ({he assugalnce of; German Waiters Detained.
many we .nOWn D801) 9 ea 3111.8. 0 9 ‘8"! NEW YORK, April 7. — Two German
meagre“ and SW“ mam“ °f dec" waiters who landed at Ellis Island yester-
Very respectfully yours. day from the steamship Havel have been
G. 1'- CHAPMAN detained as contract laborers.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRYGOODS!
CORMAIN AND CANNON srs.
BRIDGEPORT. - - -. CONN.
OUR CLO/1K PA‘RLORS buvc recently bccufittcd up, and
our superb stock of C looks, Capos~ oudszp‘s is ready for z'u-
spcctz'ou. Our buyers in {New York were among the first to
make selections from lbc season’s imported novelties, and as the
orders weploced were large, we am able to make the prices reason-
able. - .
THE ‘B/IRGAIWS OFFERED at intervals in ‘Dress
Goods, Holscry, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Gloves
and cvemlhz'ugpcfiomlug to o well stocked Dry Goods Store, are
wortb the consideration of tbc careful sboppcr. .
WE .flRE SELL/ENG from time to time m'ccly Bound ‘Books
by popular .flmcrz‘cou and English autbors, suitable for Summer
reading at prices tbc lowest in tbe city.
OU‘R W0 TION COUNTER is o perfect gem of artistic scl-
iz‘ug, the result of two years tbougbt and labor, and we cbollcugc
its comparison in any other store in tbc stole. '
WE continue tbe inducement of return fares (or 30 cents) to
every Norwolk purchaser of $ 5.00 wortb of goods, and the round-
tn‘p fare of 60 cents to purchasers of $10.00 and over; we ex-
cept, however, cotton thread and cotton domestics from being in-
cluded in lbc amount making up the $ 5 or $10 purchases.
SPEC/flL DEPARTMENTS.
Agents for ‘Bultrz'ckis Patterns, and tbc celebrated French.
P. D. Corset. '
.flwulugs, Tents and Soils. Only skilled workman employed.
WE GUARANTEE that the material used is of the best,
and estimates furnished the lowest of any in tbc'cz‘ty.
,.
w- B. FIAT-T. & 00,,
hand. and all sorts of designs in flowers ar.
ran ed orde '
Grading ldud refilling cemetery plotal
attended to. , ‘ .
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