~IIOTOJV’ POIfliT' A Excunsxon‘ FARE, 25 (BEEN-1's. CITY DRESSED BEEF! LAMBS AND W E E K L Y N Q R W A L K G A z E 1: '1: E ) lOO TONS- VERY CHOICE Timothy Hay, Clover Timothy and Red Top Seed BEST QUALITY. ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCEBS, 9 and. 11 Wall Street. STEAMER SYLVANSHORE LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK—10:00 and 11:30 a. m.; 2:00, 3:30 and 5: 40 p. m. ROTON- POINT—10.45 a. m.; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m. @Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. THE D. M. READ COMPANY BRIDGEPORT. CARPETS, CURTAINS. RUGSi . MATTINGS. WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST and CHOICEST ASSORTMENT 0F SPRING AND SUMER DRESS ‘ Save money and receive Courteous Treatment. Acknowledged Headquarters for Fine china, Free Delivery Fme . Dally. Glassware, ' S" ' Girlie??? £1112- .II..verwa;e’ To be found in the country. Eggmiféfiéifidil‘éfi Ill an ' . ' ' D‘isuLI VEOEEL ’t “We 5121:2131 Dept - , or xrn sn. woodenwaml REFRIGERATORS AND 01L STOVES A specialty. KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. Idea of Patents. List of Patents issued from the D. 8. Patent Ofiice, June 13th.1893. for the State of Connecti ut,furnished us from the office of Esau a aprons. Solicitors of Patents.868 011ml street. New Haven. 001111. R.- T. Bartouassignor to B. T. Barton Com- pany; new Haven. lamp burner. W. Crossley, New Haven. machine for mak- i bea t' J.n'last 1111112” Hartford, feed for machine 19%; Herrick. assignor to North& &Judd 1125.0 00. New Britain. horse blanket buckle. Iv ves, assignor to Ives. Blakeslee d7 Williams 00., Bridgeport, toy detachable ani- mal and vehic e. -..Judd,Anson1a,01l1ng box for rollinIgemills. unasou. assignor to Winchester peat- ing Arms 00. ,New Haven, means for separa- bly attaching gun barrels t0 stocks. . A. Pa e. assignor to Sargent «2 Co. ., New Haven. i10c and. latch combine. Heriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Con. dP1111dgeport, bicycle lantern. iWeickel Darren. assignor to Yale dz Towne 00.", Stamford,g1rder for traveling cranes. 1 F. T. Williams. assi 0r pto Edvvard Miller A: 00.. Meriden. Argon lam S.Williamson, Bridgeport. apparatus for shaping dress shields. Same, apparatus for manufacturing dress shields. SOUTH NORWALNTY : —Hindl lamb 150 fore 10c, People’ th Mr. aner aH’enryCanfl anfleld of New Brunswick, N. J. spent last night with friends' in this city. Rufus J. Smithy attended the meet- an) of the grand Lodge, of the Knights. ythias at Danbury yesterday. The formal opening of any,z Govern’ s new cigar store in Hoyts Opera House, will take place to-mor- row night. The Water Commissioners who drove to the three reservoirs yesterday and made an examination of the water, will soon recommend some measures for the purpose of improving its qualit. The flan e on the screw whee of the steamer Sv van Shore broke yesterday afternoon, and made it impossible for the boat to make her regular trips. Passengers were carried to and. from the point 1n carryalls. The steamer is now undergoing repairs. The working team of Paugussett Tube, of Danbury Bed Men, came to this city and worked the Adoption and pnsmxs. Hunters degree for Uncas Tribe of: this . H.‘ Berry. assignor to Derby Silver Co. ,Shel- city. The Work was excellent. At the 101165168?!) Oigfi l d d B conclusion 0f the werk, a fine su‘ er. ,tanfiia go ‘fienfen, EST-1151111 or to Nari en ri. WES partaken of at F. A. -’Lane 8 res 11- O. McCarthy, ass1gnor to Mer‘den. Br1tann1a rant. It was a great night for the Red 1,00". Mei-idem coffin handle. 7. C. EiPretat..Waterbnr5 , spoon The balloting for the. handsome 1 , ' ' lamp, to be given to the fire company . -' . .-'-- receiving the largest number of votes, A HHOY T ' & SON at Trowbridge and Co’s. cigar store,- .. 1‘; V. ‘ " ,_ ‘ ' ' closed last night. Putnam Hose com- 2‘»! "-_5"“-' , » . ~ " pany, No.1, won the prize. Following ._ ‘ 1 , is the score: Putnam Hose 1463; Old WellH. &Co.1300;.May Flower’n;& , 11.000. 800; South Nerwalk Fire Police . 25 . Mr. Clark, who drives for box man- ufacturer Trowbridge, had a very nar- row escape at the Washington street crossing yesterday afternoon. The ~ Epics were not in Working order and- r Clark’s horse stood on the East bound track, while the train was wait- ing for the switch engine to pass, not noticing the “Ghost” train, which. was almost on top of him. 'The engineer blew his whistle just as the wagon left the track the train passing within a foot of the end of the vehicle. WESTON- The selectmen and board of educa- tion will meet at the residence of Eben- ezer Fitch next Tuesday at 2 p. m. to make appropriations for the public schools for the coming year. At the special town meeting on Tues- day afternoon it was voted to build an iron bridge over the Saugatuck river, in the place of the one which fell into the river last Week. Mr. Benedict and family of Brooklyn will accupy the Bennett cot‘age this summer. Miss Annie Fitch is visitirvr relatives in South N orwalk Mrs. William G. Fitch is visiting in‘ Redding. Alva gK Beers, of "Wanderlaud”1 '8 again in town. The following jurors have been chosen from this town: Arthur C. Bradley, David L. Rowland, Ebenezer Fitch, Martin V. B. Rowland, Henry B. Wheeler, W1lllam Cegswell, Iverson C. Fanton, David S, Parsons, Oliver. Perry, Platt Keeler, Gregory '1'. Os-2 borne, James M. Beers. OXFORD TIES We can show you the best $1.25 Tie. ln Russet and Kid. Common-sense and Opera Tips. 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Its “MARKET RE- PORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and the WEEKLY GAZETTE for one year For only $1. 00-, Gash' 1n Advance “N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ” regular price per year. _. . . $1. 00 THE WEEKLY GAZETTE “ “ . . ' ' 1.00 Total, - - ' - » - . $2.00 WE runnrsn BOTH PAPERS ions YEAR 1011 $1.00 - SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. Address all orders to . m GAZETTE, Nor-walk, 6038. FRESH FISH! FRESH FISH. EVERY DAY. 0111' Stock of Meats, fruits, vegetables, etc, is as usual complete and first quality throughout. Come and see us. ' ‘ - MUTTONI The only market in town where yOu can buy it every day. PRICES N0 HIGHER! TRY IT! a . *mal-mx-sm-x- ******-lt**** 13 Sandi”. Street.-l*l- E J WADHéMs’ Pr-o'prietor rt- 21 Walxleti-eet. Teleplll‘gng 01.11.11~ 'PeOple 8 Markets . *Telephono 01111.2 ‘- Norwalkt and So- Norwalk. .1 Laureates-Hum , - ************ l Special Borough M EETI NG. URSUANT to a vote of the Court of Bur. . gesses of the Borou h of Norwalk notice is hereby given the i a bitants and legal voters of said BOrough, that a_ special Borough - meetinglwillh be held in the town house in said . . .. p: . At 11111111011111 Prlces Borou onth 0 16th day of June.A. D... 1893. at eight o clock p. m.. to authorize the Court of From $5 to $25. 00. 5 different styles of running gears and all warrante. Hardware on fine Burgesses. if deemed expedient, to construct a sewer or sewers in any or all of the following highways of the Borough: 1. To construct a sewer in Elmorest Boule- carriages, nickel plated. Our assortment of 3, To construct a, sewer in Stuart avenue upholstered bodies1s extensive. All I] holster- And also to make the necessary appropria. er n constant attendance. who W11 trim to tions of money to pay for the construction of 01'0” in short notice Repairnig and re-up- LOAN, Warden Tricycles. Express Wagons, etc- JAMES T. HUBBELL. Borough Clerk 3 1‘. BO YLSTON. Rowayton, Conn. ABDorclipggah of Norwalk, this 8th day of June, 628 gm ‘ Factory by B. R. Station vard. 2. To construct a sewer in Butler street. any sewer or sewers which said meetin ma bolstering done at short notice. Velocipedes, authorize and deem gpfidfiento t. congtrfict. y five SIZES from $2 to $3 50 Propellers, Girls A S .- 2.. U ,\“I\\\\\\\\‘. NN‘N \‘\\\\\,\ \“ \\\\\\N\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\\*®“\\\ iwsmosmss «N M m\\\\\\\\\“\\\\\ \\§\\\\\\\\\ \‘~‘~\\\ KN“? .TIN - TYIPES TAKEN THIS MONTH AT as; , \\ he .\\ \x\\\ \\>\1 \\ .\\ I Lewis Gallery, I l MAIN STREET. NORWALK. \v“ «\\\\‘\ r\\\\‘§\ \\\\\\\\\§‘4\\\\ NV» ‘Z\\\\\\\" we \\ \‘tx\\\ \\ \\ \\ a‘\ \\ \\.\\\\\ \\\\l\\\\..\\\ as \\.\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\.\\\\\*M \\\\. s s. COMMENCING MONDAY.JUNE 12. l I, ‘ v . ‘ ." . “1 "‘ l-"-'——-—1unnn l” “M .TEAMER “er-rY or- ALBANY” DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN South Norwalkxand'lgNeW York.t FARE---S_inzle:40 Cents; Excursion, 70 Cents. 2Leave South Norwalk7 zaoa. m.; Lea w ork: ekman Street. 2 m., east 31st street, :2) l)- m- -. connecting with Dan'bury trXienYesze No.3e York. first trip. Saturday. June 10th. THEE“ gnfafgLER, "1.131“ NF NOBWALK.” leaves New Yeah 81.101113”. Ugednesdays 1'“an ’Rnc 17in GITIEILOIH'R Tuesdays. Thursdays an tur ays.a 5 30 p.111 lower rate-to “c.,..- :- fleNASTERv CLOSED ”if“ Au Inh‘nootod for Dobbin. CIuCI . , at “for...“ to lose".- oscow, Juno ld—Tho recent robbery of his. church man 11! vessels, tom the famous Tell on menus- tery on the anniversary of the can": cor- onation, when the articles were usedat the anniversary ceremonial, has led to the dis- covery of a disgraceful state of aflain at the monastery. The police, suspecting that the monks; were implicated in the robbery, searched the monastery; and found nearly all the stolen property hidden in the monks’ cells. The chief articles were gorgeous vest- “lent! only won on rare occasions, which - . 1 - . ti ~ were richly lucrusted with diamonds and , pearls, but when the vestmeuts were re- co've all the jewels had been torn out. Afac still more deplorable was the dis-_ - "I: covery that a number of women were liv- ing secretly with the monks. The police arrested all the monks and closed up the monastery, and the culprits are expected to be condemned to the Siber- * inn mines. National Republican League. CHICAGO; June 16. —The executive com- mittee of the National League of Repub- lican clubs, comprising one member from each state, is in session here to elect a sec- ry and fix. upon the place for the ates for the secretaryship, to succeed Hr.Hu1nphrey,_of New York, who re- signs to~look after. his business enterprises: James Gr Burke, of Pennsylvania; ex-Con- greasman Allen, of -. Michigan; W. R. Riley, of Kentucky and Henry Teipke, of Rhode Island. The western men favor the selec-’ tion of Chicago as the headquarters of the .aioual headquarters. There are four can- -. league, and. they. are confident of ama- jority as against the supporters of Wash- ingtOn. ' Domestic Trouble and Suicide. MASON, Mich., June l6.—This city is gstly excited over the suicide of Mrs. Curry and the subsequent attempt of her husband to follow suit. Mrs. Curry, who has been taking morphine for the past two or threé Weeks to quiet her nerves, took a dese with suicidal intent and died soon afterwards. Shortly after- ward Ed 011- y, the woman’s husband, was found in an unconscious condition from the same cause, but ,may recover. Mrs. Curry’s suicide is attributed to do- mestic troubles, and it is supposed re- morse led to Curry’s attempt on his own life. Court Not to be Used to Extort Honey. NEW YORK, June 16. ~Th0mas C. Gross, treasurer of the Long Island Land com pany, who some time ago was arrested on a charge that he had embezzled 06,000 of the company’s money, was discharged by Justice Ingraham of tho supreme court. It was asserted that the arrest was for the purpose of'making Gross pay 8800011 prom- issory _.notes Justice Ingraham in em- phatic language said he could not coun- tenance an order of arrest issued for the purpose of extorting money. To Wind Up Endowment Orders. Bos'l'on, June 15. —Insurance Commis- sioner Merrill has notified the six endow- ment companies now doing business that it is necessary that they make a return to him within thirty days of their financial condition. This is the initial step taken to compel these orders to cease doing busi- ness. These companies include the Order of Franklin, with 1,400 members, and-the Order of Equity, with 1,600 members. , New Postal Changes. WASHINGTON, June l6.—'l.‘he total num- ber of fourth’class postmaster-s appointed yesterday was 426, of whom 52 Were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and death. Among” the appointments were the allowing: Connecticut—D. Smith Sholes, ldgcfield. N ow York—Boswell K. Pal~ max-ton, Cannonsville; William C. School- craft,Meadowvalc; John R. Sullivan, Osp wcgo Falls. female Traveler's Robbed in the Alps. GENEVA, June 16.—A considerable sensa- tion has" been caused in the Chamounix district by the robbery of four English ladies, who were accompanied by guides. While crossing Mount- Bonhommc the party were stopped by two masked men and compelled to handover their money and valuables. The police are searching for the culprits. ' Left 111- 8011 Only Fifty Dollars. NEW HAVEN, June 16. -A curious state of affairs was brought to light by ‘a will contest in the probate court. J. E. Mc- Donald, of Miller’s Falls, Masa. seeks to break his father’s will, which disposes of 010,000 worth of property, but which cut him off with 850. The father took this step because “John wrote me insoleut letters.” Burned to Death in a Tenement. _ N EW YORK, June lt—A fire occurred on the t0p floor of the five story tenement, 241 East Fifty-ninth street, in the apartments of Peter Henry. While trying to extin- guish the flames Mrs. Lizzie Henry,“ years old, was burned to death by her clothing catching fire from- a kerosene oil . lamp,which she accidentally knocked over. Strange Disease Among Hams. __ BRIDGETON, N. J ., Juno 16.‘—'I'herc is some kind of disease among the horses in this section, which in most cases proves fatal. Stacy Lewis lost a valuable animal, and many other horses in this vicinity are afiectcd. The animals are taken with a cough and swelling of the glands, rcfulcto cot, and die. Lower Baton to tho lair. Ramona, Juno lt-a‘l‘herc will be totbc World’s fair before August. On Tuesday next a committee of the Trunk Line association will most to 3&1. the matter,- and by July 1 the tickets boonsale. The committ'cc will .fix an rate and the time limit on such tickets. . BASEBALL YESTERDAY. Notional Tongue. , AtNowYork: , Ll. Chicago ........ .3100110'12—0311 NewYork ...... '0 2‘3 0' 0‘0 0 o 1-7'011 AtBrooklyn: , 3... him. ...... 0 a 0’0 1 4 3_x-'-ltlt Cleveland..... 0 C 0.0 0 0 0 0 _010 m‘Imm soo‘oo'o'oo YRS ado-nan ‘- I‘Xmfi»...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01—1 0 AtBaltlmorc: . . I... Bdtlm......0 0,0 8 0 d 1 0 1—0' 7 ammonium: 0 0.0 0 o o 0 0-1 0 'At Philadelphia (10 innings); - I... Phil’d‘phlao 0 0 0 0 0' 0 00 8—8 0 Pittman—.0 0'0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 0 ’AtWashlngton: ' ' . _ _ ml. “Won-000 o o o 3 o o 0".I8 ‘~ wwm1oooooooo—1: pawn—1. Ct‘ato begun. At Scmufin—Allonfiwu. 1; Scranton, a At Alfiono—Alfiona.” Harrisburg. 10. At Johnfin40hsfim 0; York. 0. At Eaton—Eaton. ”190311110. 1. ' Seaway-gr. ' At Troy—Troy, .10; Albany. At Buffalo—Wilhelm 8: 8P8111010, 1.. At Eric-Binghamton, At Springfiol “as! no." use“ Etna, ..:-an’ -Spflngfl010. ugh-”111mm DBEIDFIIL PSOBIASIS Covering. Entire Body with White ‘ ” scan. 8min; Fearful... Cured by Cuticura. . )1 disease (poor-lull)“ broke out on my left cinch, spreadlngacrou mynose, and 9. out, cav. crlng myrface. It ran into my eyec, and pby was afraldl =w loss my‘..y'eycsight al r. tspnul all'o hjqdfiandamy , all fell out. musty} was , entirely bald-held ed; it'tken . H ,1 broke out on my arms and shoulders, until my arms were Just one seroult covered entire body, my'face and nldcrs beingtheworst. The white scabs fell constantly from 11': head, sh0ulders, and .skin would thicken and wheres! and vs , and would crack an ‘ if scra ra.tehed After spendin many hundreds of dollars, A 4 was renounced incurable. I heard of the Cartoon mamas, and after using two bottles Cancun RnsonvnnrJ could see a change; and after I had taken four bottles, I was almost cured; and when I had used six bottles of Concern Rnsonvnn'r, one box of CUTICUBA, and . one coke of Cu‘rxc'mu SOAP I was cured of the dreadful disease from which I, had suffered for five years. I cannot express with a pen what I suffered eforc using the Bananas. They saved my life, and I feel it edmy duty to recommend them. My hair' 1s , restored asever and so is m e engin- MINES? KELLY, Rockwell ty): Iowa. Guticura Resolver": The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities and subsonous elements), and 01:11am, the great Skin are, and Curicum Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautlfier, externall- (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), ave cured thousandb of cases where the shedding o1 scales mcaiured a quart daily,t_he skin cracked bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond endurance, hair lifeless or all gone, entering terri- ble. What other remedies have made such cures? Sold everywhere. Price, Canopus, 50c.; Soar, 25c. , ItnsoLvanr, $1. Prepared Dace AND CunnrcAL Communion, Boston." wsend for “ How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. PIMPLE'S, black heads, red, rough, chopped, and oily skin cured by Cancun Soar. IT STOPS THE PAIN. Back ache, kidney pains, weakness, rheumatism, and muscular pains re- lieved in one minute by the Cutlo euro Anti-Pain Plaster 25c. , . ‘ YOU WILL FIND Sawyer’s ' Dandelion Compound INVALUABLE AS A Tonic ' AND Appetizer . DURING THIS Hot Weather. . You cannot take one bottle and not feel stronger and better. 75cts. six bottles $4.00. TO BEN T. Hall 111071 or less. 25 as a duo. or $1.00 per week. 0 RENT .--4 nice rooms 38, or 3 rooms for 86 per month. second floor. Good well and BorongE water. No.2 2Prospect avenue. Inquire oi‘ pwaan Goamr. 627 1w 0i RENT .—A nine room house at Wilton, ' 0d order. with furnace; convenient school depot and post office. Ap- store, Wilton, .uintard Plafpt. o to churc BL ply at S. CW Olmstead’ s Nd!) ocer or to SARAH 8. 01011111, Norwal k. 0 BENT .—-The sail boat, “Three Broth- ers,” for parties . also row boats. No charge for fishing lines and bait. Carr. 0. 8. Oman. 2? Merwin street. 62) tf 0 RENT —StorePn No. 10 Water street. In- quire of PLATTPB res. 562tf 0 R E 8PT. .— Dwellings, dict T7 AHafbmé avenue. ossession mme a e y pp ya he Norwalk Gas Co’s 0 ce.Water street. 57otf To RENT. -—St. George’ s Hall, 13 Main St. ., for lodge, and a small hall for trade union eetin s. A l to Anrnun WerAxs 11.20 Chestn1g1t strgelt orwalk. 5‘55 3m FOR SALE. ' ' Half inch or less. '25 etc a. all. or 81.00 per week FOB SA'LELA good piano for sale cheap. Inquire at Cousins Shoe Store. , 627 1w 0300 SALE. —A neat little com oof seven s on Union Human eemin- ntes’ wa to Borough Post-office andee Depot Price $2.500. $1.000 which canremain cperms- nently an nly 8500 required to bepai Applv to Orgasms OLIBTIAD. Art. LOST. 081‘. —A pair of Ice Scales. Suitable re- ward w111 be paid if left at this office. 627 at STORES All/D APARTMENTS T0 BEN ' 2M“ 0 Blast—The store. No.2 James block. The lower apartmentsin ‘ross street. Possession at once. Apply to F. 8r. Joan LOCKWOOD. Trustee. . 6571:! . WANTED Balflnch or less. 25 cts a. «tumor 01m per toeeb . ANTED—A Swedish orGermaInw who is thoroughly capable ofw doing Ganeral Housework. in a very willbefu'm” w ere a 0 van- her. Apgly to box" A. “Remake post-o me: 1 w mm. -—l‘mmediately, a 20011 White- ertodo wor on brick and stone .- vault walls. Apply at mam Omce- 21:2 mun-001100110 riding ' town,t01t report on magentmevery openingor, roll ttins saloons. by the salooum niaiiufo ers in th 0 world 739 mmdw‘ay. N. Y. - WANTED—The address of Who- that. flaw-IN" "alkm and; South '* F > r“ 1.2. ...-:__ I .I,1':V’ u .1 7' ' ‘ . . . "-1; .. ..- .33 on“ , ml. by the Penna . dowx < new house on ' "$03005 ' CHILD! Sons 00.1. owns.
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