"1 -. .‘-:. . C WEEKLY NORWALK GAZETTE IOO- TONS- VERY- CHOICE Timothy Hay, Clover Timothy and Red Top Seed. BEST QUALITY. ALL KINDS GARDEN SEEDS HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS, 9 and. 11 Wall Street. ROTOJV’ ..P01.N°T ,! 52/7/ STEAM ER SYLVAN SHORE LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK—10z00 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. EXCURSION FARE, 25 CENTS. @Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. THE D. M. READ COMPANY BRIDGEPORT. CABPETS. CURTAIN S. BUGSi MATTINGS. WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST and CHOICEST ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AJVD SUMMER Save money and receive Courteous Treatment. Acknowledged - Headquarters for Fine Bhina, .FrseBelively Fine DRESS IIBIIY. Glassware, ' S" . I 1AM (KI—0g“ pur- ’ C 8188 y cus- 'T.'°"’a;°" e. e. 1...... e... . ‘ Eugenie III an ' ' DELIVERED t House fhghishlhg Dept. theigi-dooannai‘. n e asemen . OF XPENSE. wondenwa'e" REFRIGERATORS AND 01L STOVES A specialty. 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A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid Journal and the WEEKLY GAZETTE for one year 6 For only $1.00, Cash in Advance N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ” regular price per year. . . . $1.00 THE WEEKLY GAZETTE “ “ “ . . ' ' 1.00 Total, - - - ~ - $2.00 WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS 0NE YEAR FOR $1.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. Address all orders to THE GAZETTE, Norwalk, Conn. DOWN G0 THE PRICES Yes, business 1s dull, and to enliven it we (fer the followirg . 1 1 meats. Shoulder Steak, - 4 - — - 10c Round ., - - . - - 14c Sirloin . -’ - - - _ , 16c Porterhouse-‘ - . - , - 13c _ Bib Boast, - - - .- . - . 12%0 Plate Piece. - _ _‘ _ , - 5e Hind Quarter Lamb, - - - - 18c Fore Quart-er, ‘ -- - -. 12c ’Fnll line of Fresh Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. . , ' , :********** * 21 Wall rWStreet. *Telephone Call, ””******** E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor 18 NJ ain Stll'eet,* , 1.131111%: tInn * , PeOPIe S _Mal'KOI. * Norwalk and So. Norwalk. *- . Mascara-1111*» . - ************ John 11. Bngarius, THURSDAY. JULY 13. FBEBE EXAM- 6 Water Street. ATION MEAT MARKET Genuine SPRING LAMB! [Not year‘old mutton.) Beef and Veal 0f best qualities. F rom‘ 5c to 20¢ Per Lb. Groceries, etc. All Goods as Represented; HOUSEWOBTH’S PERFECTION GLASSES. 11E. HOUSEWORTH EYE SPECIALIST. Will visit Norwalk on above da .e and will make I no charge to examine eyes. Al glu a guaranteed with prices to suit the times. His way of fitting the eyes is as diflerent ' from others as day and night. A. W. Austin's Jewelry Store. DIVIDEND. Fairiield Bounty National Bank. Norwalk, Conn., June 26th,1893- THEI Board of Directorls aliavg this day]] de- c are a sem1-annua v1 en 0 rec HE Board Of Directors 0f 151115 bank have (3) per cent. from the earnings of the past six ft f 111115433337 deglizreg “gffé'anngflggwéfifid months, payable on and after Jul 1.1893. 0501]}! percnpwya nan aer y AOURrIscashier 63“ L'C GREE 0851“" Central National Bank. Norwalk, Conn, J une 281b, 1893- \\\“‘ \\N\\“\\\\\\\\\\\\ N“: N“N.\“N\\““s\\\ \ \\\\\N\\\\\ V1\\\\\\“: \“11 \\\\“‘1.‘\“\\ .\\\\\“\1\\\ “ \\\\\\\\\“ \\\N“: \‘\““ \‘\\~“ \N“ /, GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. By Presenting This Coupon and $2.at LEWIS’ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 11 Main sireet, edberonfime 19, 2 3, 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, you can secure ONE ‘DOZEW C abz'net Photographs, the regalarprz’ee of which 25 THREE DOLL/1135.. . ““11N“.\\N“\\\.N\N \\“.\N.\\\N“\\\\\ N \“."\“\\N“‘\\‘“ \\ \\ N? .~ .~\ Ne\\‘\:/-l: N N“ \ a. \\ .\\ .. \ \‘\s\ \‘,._ ‘-‘:\ - \ \v \\\\~‘ N..\‘ 1:. \' . x: «- “N“:N M INN“ sN“ INN“. .\\\\“‘. N\ “INT NN“\ COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 12. STEAMJER .“cI-rv or ALBANY” DAILY SERVICE: BETWEEN South Norwalk and New York. F=A.R E.---Single 40 Cents :“TVE‘Xcursion, 70 Cents. Leave South Norwalk” 1 :30 a. m. ., Leave New York. Beekman Street." - p. m.; east alst stree :20 p. m., connecting with Danbury train. Leave New York. first trip. Saturday, June 10th. THE PROPELLER, “CITY OF NORWALK,” leaves New York Mondays, Wednesdays .1 d Frida s, at5 5.p 111.: leave NorWalk Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5.30 p. m II'BREIG T RECEIVED DAI Now:— Is the Golden Opportunity! Buy While the [Price is Low. THE IRON MOUNTAIN MINING AND MILLING OO Of Cripple Creek, Colorado. CAPITAL STOCK 700,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE 81. FULL PAID. NON-ASSESSABLE. NO INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY. TREASURY STOCK ONLY BEING SOLD. We Offer a Portion of this at 150 Per Share. COME IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR WHEN YOU CAN. This Company owns Six Full Claims and a Water Right 1n this GREAT GOLD CAMP. We are working some of the claims, and all money derived item the sale of stock is used on the property. The officers receive no salaries. REFERENCES. —Daily State Mining Journal, Mercantile Bank or any6 of the Banks Of Denver. Slim. In Yours ‘ VOEEEESI . For further particulars and prospectus address . Bement :1: Parsons, INVESTMENT 8308333, 624 AND 625 MINING EXCHANGE BUILING, COLOEADO. DENVER, - e; TO STOP PRODUCTION. Colorado Silver Miners Decide to Suspend Operations. TWENTY-FIVE TEC'JSL’TID la'ZII IDLE DENVER. June 2-1" - Silver mining and smelting in Colors-v n will cease. -,Thisde- cision was reached as a ins-eiin 1: of all the leading mine owners and mumagrrs of the state held at the Brown l'a‘ln ce hotel yes- terday afternoOn. The mines cannot be operated at the present price, and to stop further loss all operations will come to a standstill and 25,000 or 30,000 men be thrown out of employment. There ' was a large attendance at the meeting. Eli-Governor J. B. Grant, of -the Omaha and Grant smelter, and the largest concern of its kind in the world, was made chairman. On motion of David H. Mofiat, the chair appointed a committee of five on resolu- tions as follows: J. J. Hagerman, chair- man; D. ~ll. Mofiat, R. C. Brown, W. Thatcher and D. M. Hyman. 'The resolu- tion committee then retired. and after a short absence returned with a set of reSo- lutions setting forth the futility of work: ing the mines at the present price, and “that we put a stop to our further losses by an immediate and complete cessation of all our silver mining, milling and smelting operations in the state of Colo- rado in the full bellef that the mono-metal- lis: element will finally appreciate three vital points; “That the world cannot transact its business without the use Of silver as money, that the actual cost and value of the metal far exceeds the incorrect views which they have, termed, that the inevit- able course of events will quickly demon- strate that the enormous sums of money invested in railroads, loans and other property will so depreciate in value that the mono-metalists will also be convinced that some action must be taken with sil- ver to resto“ it to its legitimate use, which it has held from time immemoria. ” The great drop in the price of silver has resulted in a depreciation in the price of mining stock such as never before wit- nessed. Mollie Gibson stock, which a couple of months ago was selling at $7.75 per share, and which closed on Wednesday at $3, slumped yesterday to $1. 55, with a prospect of sinking to $1 or less. There is absolutely no market for silver stocks at any price, nor will there be until there is a change in the aspect of the silver market. Senator Henry M. Teller said in an in- terview: “The action of the government of India ought not to have depressed silver to the extent that it seems to have done, and. I think that the fall in silver has resulted largely from a misapprehension on the part of the peOple of the east as to what action the Indian government will take. I notice in the papers that Mr. Leech and Mr. Cannon are reported as saying that In- dia will cease to take silver. “The fact is, if the mints are closed to to private coinage, it is the intention of the Indian government to purchase silver and coin it on account of the government, in the same manner, practically, as we coined under the Bland act, and this is no reason to suppose thatIndia will not take as much silver in the next year as it took in the last. Many friends of silver believe that that will enable the India council to sell its council bills at a stipulated and fixed price, and thus prevent the fluctua- tion of silver. “There is no possibility of th Indian government giving a gold stand ,with gold as the circulating medium. It’ 1s im- possible for them to do that. The British government twice tried that, and it has failed. The statement made' in the public - press that they propose to give a gold standard without a gold currency means that they propose to take the rupees on a gold basis as to its value considered as builion. In other words, they would take , the rupee, instead of at 47 cents. its mint vhlue, at 32 cents. which would be about its gold value. I don’t consider the action of the Indian government as alarming as the alarmist people seem to think it' is, nor do I believe that it will aid' in the repeal of the Shgrman bill. ” SOUTH NORWALK. —Boys wanted to sell the GAZETTE. 1n South Norwalk tf The steamers City of Albany and Sylvan Shore will run to and from Ro- ton Point Tuesday, July 4th. Chief Vollmer accompanied Mrs. Bates and her son William to the asylum for insane at Middletown, to- day. Homer Buckman returned home last evening, from an extended fishing trip through Sullivan County, New York. A special meeting of the Common Council will be held at the Council chamber on Haviland street this even- mg. The public schools of this city closed this afternoon for the long summer vacation. Joy for scholars, sorrow for the mothers. The engine on the 5:20 New York train lost a bolt near Five Mile River, this morning and delayed the West bound trainsa a half an hour.’ The case of Oscar Wolcott,who'was1 arrested a few days since, for selling brass boxes belonging to the Consoli- dated Road, came up before Justice Barrett this morning. guilty and paid a fine of $12, 26. Heine’s orchestra was entertained at the residence of Dr. Charles Bohannon on South Main street last evening. The orchestra was at its best and dis- corsed sweet music during the evening, to the delight of those who were for- tunate enough to hear them. During the evening refreshments were served. Ernest Dickens was in court this morning, charged with using a boat be- longing to John Schuki, a hungarian, without permission from the owner. As both youn men told a different story, and neit or had their witnesses present, Justice Barrett continued the case until seven o, clock this evening cThe base ball club of Putnam HOse No.1 1,met last evening and elect- 03A. S. Merritt manager and treasurer; George W. Bogardus, captain, 1 ‘E. W. Clark, secretary. The club willp ”games during the season, the first pbeq mg with the club from the Old Well H. and L. 00., July 15th. SDIIAIIBE III lIAKE IDIEY, alary and Expenses paid, or Commission referred. esmen wanted every- wherie. o e rience need ded. A drea, stating past 1!. W. as STE! 1 00. Nursery-cu. Gdggé llomlli Savings Society, Norwalk, June 15th. 1898. INTEREST at the rate of Four (4) per cent. for the current six months will be credi- ted to depositors July ist, 1898. and paid to them on and after J my h. GEO. -.E MILLER. Tress. Woolcott plead ‘ on. Hamlin sum» m1. Oahu-go “or . nan. Baby. Seven Doctors and, Two Hospitals Fan. Coral by Cutlcura. boy.5:outha old.brokooutwith Indbumlucwuliuteuoe; Ihezcxemaoproadflli': hialimbs,brout,taos,aud bead -unnlhowuuoarlyoovorod;-hiatorturlng Igouioowonpltoblotobohold' hohaduo butlhtlo root night or Rnoonvum and followed the directions to the letter. Relief was immediate his entering: were eased. and rest and sleep per- mitted. Be steadily improved and in nine weeks was entirelgocured, and has now as clear a skin and is as fair I y as any mother could wish to see. I recommend every mother to use it for every Baby Humor. HRS. 1!. FERGUSON, 86 W. Brookline st., Bosnia. Outlcura Remedies The greatest skin cures blood purifiers, and humor remedies of modern times, instantly relieve the most agonizing forum of eczema and psoriasis, and speedily, permanently. economically,an and in- fallibly cure every apleciel of torturing, died itching, burning, leading, scaly, crusts, and plmply diseases and humor. of the skin, scalp, and load with loss of hair. from infancy to '3 whether slm m‘ple scrofulous, or heredita all other me od- and best physicians Sold eve here. Price Ctr-rim»: Soar 25c.; 11:33:31... 81. Pr'epared by the Porrni _ Duos AND Guinean 0031103.“:an 8- Send for “ How to Cure 8th Blooms," M pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 W P'MPLES, blackheads, red, rcu chapped, and oily skin cured by Cancun oar. 0L0 FOLKS PIIIIIS. 111111 of comfort for allPaino, Inflam- mation, and Weakness of the Aged is 31:00:“ d nl‘ilihtklllingr it“ :1: rs an o a ten 1) r. New. wand-1m swim-Tibia T0 BEN T. Halt tuch or zess. 25 one a day. or $1.00 per week. 0 RENT .—The desirable suite of rooms in James’ Block Apply to . ST. JOHN Looxwoon. Trust tee 688 0 RENT .—Second floor; five rooms with water at No.11 High street. Rent$8 $8..00 Inquire of TAFT Buns, Clothiers, Wall sté-3ezettf 0 RENT.—-First floor of No. 4 Elm street. also barn. Apply to O. E. WILSON. 634 if 0 RENE—Booms at No. 14 Water street. Inqu1re of J . KENNA, Leonard streegs 1 w 0 RENT—The House. corner of Center avenue and Ward street. Eight rooms, well and Borough water. good garden and fruit thees.t Inquire of JOSEPH MA'lnms,38 Wart? 8 rec 0 RENT .—The sail boat, “Three Broth- ers,” for parties; also row boats. No charge for fishing lines and bait. CAPT. 02>.0 St, CLARK. 27 Merwin street. 0 BENT— Dwellings, No. 77 Harbor avenue. Possession immediately Apply. at he Norwalk Gas Co’s office,Water street. 570tf FOR SALE. Halt inch or less, 25 cts a day. or $1.00per week on SALE. -—A Jersey Cow, thorough-bred and registered; 4years Old; gentle and. a famous butter-maker Anyone wantin familyo cow, cannot do better. Will be sol at piriceof fordinar cow. MB8.PE1ER MEAD, ead’ s Corners, ew Canaan 636 at 0R SALE .-—A Horse, baly color, good size, nine years old; gentle and kind not afraid of anything; good traveler; been iven a lady; will be sold for 8140. Great tbargain. b.11s Pn’ran MEAD, Mead’s Corners,New Ca- naan. 636 at on OSAm—A neat little cotta e of seven mson Union Place, and 1; rec min- utes’ walk to Borough Post-office and Depot Price $2.500, $1.000 0 which can remain erms- nently and only $500 required to be par dowr Applv to Cusnnzs Outs'rnao. Ant. 276tf WANTED. Half men or less. 25 (:53 a day.or‘$1.00 per week: WYANTEDu-The address of a market that can compare in prices with the PEO- LE '11 MARKET. Norwalk and South Norwalk. On an Pnin IULYIth H93 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. \ C THE STEAMERS City of 1111111 11181111181013 . Will run between South Norwalk and the Point at frequent intervals. . Heine’s full band and orchestra will furnish music during the day and even- inIn the evening there will be an elab- Orate display of fire-works. k List of Patents. ' List of Patents issued from the U. 8. Patent Ofiice, June 27th. 1893. for the State of Connecticut. furnished us from the office of Esau: at Santana. Solicitors of Patents, 868 Chapel street. New Haven. Conn. 8- A.Burns Bri e ort, brake handle. A.W-C Case,'nig ariii Park, paper polishing mac 1.8.Cole,Br1dge ort, corset or dress sta . Haydeufissihnor toA. M. Wnsht,Es— sex ex ansive CWJI pP Pafiems or to W. II. Page Boiler Eggnfi, orwic .sectional boiler. 1chards,asa1gnor to Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,Brldhfieport, machine for trim- mE%icthgem3& e ford. assignor to W. Wood, Philadeelphia.m etal drill. same e'valvldls‘eatinv;stool] S " e.machino’ for seating. valves. am'e turretc pmgmec echam E.8.Sm1th. Waterburydasteninmg fer gar- ”BETTIE; an a... C. A. aplin.Now ritain,drive chain link. DIBIONB. 1‘11”?" ””21 $133313“ m" “ e :‘lgrg. 1332.332130]. tg 0. Rogers Jr. Bros... on on, spoon. b,. assignm- toBrainard a .11..th OOGONBew London. textile fabric. ( Arm-g 4. 12.1
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