b ~ ' ."\ Makers and, Retailers of Fine Ready-made CLOTHING, . 8th. Avenue, Cor- 4:26. Street. Child’s Ulster. Child’stnouble Breast- ed laok Suit. Prloea,-$.7.00.to $12.00 Prices, $5.00 to $10.00 7, . , ' .gl Boys’ Cutaway Sack u . Prices, $7.00 to $14.00 WE; KEEP everything. MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN in; for Child’s Double Bree-ted ' Reefer. Prices, $5.00 to $9.00 (ESTABLISHED 1857.) NEW YORK CITY. Junior- Suit. Prices, $§.00 to $9.00 CLOTHINd FURNISHING GOODS, IIATSand SHOES. ' If youiare unable toilc‘all,send for Our Catalogue, which contains _ , . an itemiZed. list of everything necessary to wear With directions for ordering. - -. - When arriving in the 01'} at Era/10’ central flepoz‘, take 420’ St. liars-e 6hr direct to our Store (81/) live, 6br.l4'2d St.) Chitd’s Cape Overcoat. Prices, $6.00 to $10.00 a , Child’s Double Breasted Prlo we???” to 3111.06, , N aaaaa: Addfidfivifiérvt , . D.M.READNCOMPANY BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 4M W? 0‘ Men Days - AND ,_. .: CLOSE BUYERSiV RE ' A ‘ . Reaping a Harvest vi - TRADING . ; DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS... -CARPETS CURTAINS, UNDERWEAR, BLANKETS, ' AND WHY NOT Y We can save you money. All goods purchased ofusdwillbe§ delivered in Norwalk or South Norwalk FREE OF CHARGE ' ' THE D. M. READ CO. ' flttwys‘wwwwyvvvvfi ' \D '9’???wa ......ilmasssaassashamans“... aaaaaaa h . .- vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvwwwt There is a place on Water street; 'It will pay you'well to go and see it ;" ‘Where goods are sold so verv l'ow That all who know are bound to go _And purcha‘se‘where good things are chea P , From pork and beans to lamb and sheep, Ham and eggs with first-rate lard, At prices to suit when times are hard ; Cod fish and potatoes, coffee and tea, With good “A” sugar sweet as can be, Beef-steak and onions—those cooked to- . gether Make mighty good diet in winter weath- .er; , Cranberries and cabbage too we can supply. With bread and butter and pumpkin .pie. Now give us a call and fear no tricks, At Water street market, No. 6. PURE MILK! PURE MILK H» ' BEG to announce to the people of Norwalk and vicmity that On the 15th of November. 1893. I shall start a ' wholesalesnd retail-milk route. A w holesale and retail depot will be held at John W. Bogardus’ 6 Water street.Nor- walk. All orders left at_the grocer stores of E, Sheehan and E. J Finnegan. ain street. Will receive 1- 'oth attention. Soliciting a share of your 1 ttronage. I remain your obfidi- ent servant. A. E. BBEWF . 7‘2) 2w Norwalk Hand Laundry _! COR. WALL .1:- KNIGHT STREETS. All Work’i‘rfi By Hand. SATISFACTION G UARANTEED.’ Goods called for and delivered free of char so MRS J W. WALani. 18 am EXTRA FANCY _ f TIMOTHY, HAY, CHOICE CLIPPED OATS, WHITE WHEAT BRAN, GLUTEN MEAL AND MIDDLINGS - CHOICE YELLOW CORN, . AT (WHOLESALE. a, Seneca 00., 9 _ ; 1.1:: List offatonts. Liilt of Patents issued from, the U. S. l’aten 0dice,§-.November 7th, 1893. for the State of Connecticut.furnished us from the Mike of Emma ’Ji‘Santoun. Solicitors of Patents. 866 Cli‘apel street. New Haven. Conn. A. W21 :Abcrcrombie. Bridgeport, a A. W. Mack power transmitter. _ G. E.Adams,.as51gnor to Traut & Hine Mfg. 00.. New Britain. garment supporter. _ E. Atwpod. St_onington.spindle for machines for muting quills. ' F. hogan. Westport. chin rest. . ' . M. Burgess. asugnor to Russell Jr Erwm Mfg. 00.. New Britain. door hell. 0. H. Cowan. assignor to, J. E. £6 E. Atwood, Stoningto '1, thread unwmder. C. E. Dodge,Westport. head rest for corpses. B. P. Fortin. assiguor 1-2. to E. J. Davey, Bridgeport, surface gage. _ . F. Moore. Far-mi ton. pneumatic sole. J. C. Pratt, Mid etown, assignor ,1-2 to J. Morgan puzzle. . , H. 0. Ice. Farmington. edge trimmer. , W. W. Bile¥VCromwelL ans ender buckle. t‘ H. Bodier. aterbury. & J. odier. Menden, watch protector. , . , . H. Shaw. N ew Haven. ass1gnor to Sargent & Co. spring hinge. _ , , , G, W. Spurr. New Britain. cash register and indicator. , E. 0. Terry. Hartford. steam turbine. A. H, Tyrrell & G. A. Zibell. Waterbury, book binding. H'tJ' P. Whipple, New Haven. knob attach- men . pnsmns. G. E. Adams. New Britain, assignor to Fish Clark&Flagge. buckle. , - , F. ‘J. Herrick."assignor to North & Judd Mfg. 00.. BADGfiIs 2': FOR SOGIETIES OF ALL SDBTS. A FINE DISPLAY AT THIS OFFICE # New Britain. razor strop. P treat. Wannabee; "\ AAA/\MMAMAA M The People’sl‘M‘arket is at it Agai- Porter House Steak ........... ....... . ................................ 15c per 1!). SIrIOin . “ ............... O ....... 13 and 14 “ Round “ ..... ........................................ 12 “ Shoulder “' ............................................... t ........ 09 “ Prime Rib Roast .............. . ....................... ..................... 12 “ EighthRib ................... . ...... 09 “ .Lamb Chops ........ ..’. ..... , ...... ' .......................................... 12% “ Fresh Pork Chaps......: ................. . ......... ..... ...12; “ . “ “ Roast ............... ........................................ .12. “ I “ Hams. ...................................... . ................ ..... 12 “' . Shoulder ........... .................... "...”..10. _ 1 Pork Sausage..... ................. . ..... 12% “ Salt Pork ............................. .. .............. ... ....................... .124} “ . Sugar Cured Hams, best in the city ..... _ 12-5 “ Quality the best! Satisfaction guaranteed ! Free Delivery! Telephone con- , nection. , E. J . W. A D II A-M 8.1” £313.11? Effifili’. t‘éfififin . ., ' nificant. . hotel. SOUTHNORWALK. ‘ The Coundil will sitanexfiiomiiy evening. , .- ,5 9» 4., An electric" light; on seam Miin street in front of Councilman Volk’s residence, fell intofthe street last night. The divorce case of Ida V. Keeler vs. James Keeler is being heard at Bridgeport to-day. The parties live in East Norwalk. . ' The committee on a paid fire depart- ment for this city will meet tomorrow night at the Council rooms, to hear the report of the sub-committee. A deed of the Keyser Island property to the Manresa Institute excuted by Thomas J. Campbell in 1888, was filed for record at the ToWn Clerkis oifice this morning. Patrick McCuc complained to? the- police this morning that Barney Conley living on the Turnpike. had a stove be- longing to him and refused to give it up. He was referred to a lawyer. Timothy Ma her and Miss Bridget McMahon, wars married at St. Mary’s parochial residence on Wednesday af- ternoon by Rev. Father O’Brien. M. F. Powers acted as best man and Miss Kerns was the bridesmaid. There was a reception at the bride’s home on Pine street. ‘ Harry Ferguson was arrested by [Ofiicer Maney about 10 o’clock last night for drunkenness. This morning he told Justice Barrett that he came to this city from Bridgeport in quest of work. He was fined $2 and costs, and in default of payment was taken to Bridgeport jail. A week from next Monday night there will be a big athletic event in Music Hall under the management of Dan McIntyre and Billy Johnson. Consid- erable talent from. Bridgeport has been engaged for the occasion. including Ike and others. Billy Forsyth of Danbury will also be there and the wind-up of four rounds will be between Tommy Ryan, champion welter weight and Jack McGirr. Dan Shannon, the well known ball player will Ofliciatc as mas- ter of ceremonies. TO-night Joseph Dowdall lodge, NO. 40, K. of P. of Bridgeport, will be the seene of a great merriment. The lodge will administer the third rank.with ori- ental ceremony, to a candidate from this city. This is the first time that Joseph Dowdall lodge has had the dis- tinguished honor of administering the solemn third rank upon any candidate from another'community and the occa- sion will be made correspondingly sig- Besponses stating the inten- tion to be represented in the Castle hall of Dowdall lodge this evening have been received from 30 sister lodges. A well-known merchant tailor, living on South Main street, surprised his friends yesterday by appearing on the streets wearing 9. Derby hat. ’ He had never been known to wear other than a shiny silk hat, and the change In his head-gear caused a marked sensation among his friends. An investigation into the cause of- the change revealed the fact that his good wife had placed a sheet of fly-paper on a stand in the house,’and in the darkness William had quietly deposited his silk- tile on top of the paper. As soon‘ as he discovered his error he tried to pull the hat and fly-paper apart, but the harder he pulled the more silk he detachedfrom the hat. and by the time he had parted them the top“ of his hat was as bald as “a row of heads in the front seats at an opera. THE SITUATION IN BRAZIL. Evident Preparations for a Serious Battle at Rio. , NEW YORK, Nov. 17.——The Herald’s Montevideo cable says: All cable com- munication with Rio Janciro. was cut on Wednesday morning, owing, it is re- ported, to the fact that the cable allies and plant there are being removed further from the water front in anticipa- tion of the promised furious bombardment of the capital by Mello’s fleet. The Herald’s correspondent in Buenos Ayres sends word that the Chiliau‘minis- ter in Argentina has been ordered to sell the torpedo boat Aguila at auction. She was originally purchased by Balmaceda, and is on her way here. ' It is believed in this city that President Peixoto has instructed Minister Mcntcin to buy her for use in his operations against Hello. The Herald says: From a source which may be fully relied on it was learned that the steamer Boston, of the Yarmouth steamship line, of Boston, was bought by Charles R. Flint dc Co. for $329,000, the vessel being intended for service as a cruiser by the Brazilian goucrnmcnt.’ She will be brought to New York to be fitted out. Republican Leaders in New You. NEW- YORK, Nov. 17.—-Gov. William McKinley, jr., of Ohio is at the VViudsor He says that he came east solely for rest. While here he will consult the national republican committee. There are half a dozen other prominent republican leaders in the city'from various parts of the country. At Work on the “'age Scale. , PI'I'rsnune, Nov. 17.—The second na- tional convention for 1893 of representa- tives of the Amalgamated association of iron and steel workes is now at work on the revision of the wage scale. There is talk of a compromise on the basis of $4.75 per ton for puddling. Fort-y Head of Cattle Burned. WORCESTER, Mass. , Nov. 17. -The barn of Dennis O’Herron, in the northwestern part of Rutland, known as New Boston, was destroyed by fire yesterday. About 40 tons on hay and 40 head of cattle were included in the loss which was heavy. Cheering- News from Buffalo. BUFFALO. Nov. 17.—The tone of the money market has taken a decided change for the better here. Bankers any money is easier, deposits are increasing and there ‘cates and better business. .' - Two of Our War Ships at Genoa. ‘ WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. --The navy ao-_ pertinent has been informed by cable that the flagship Chicago and the gunboat Ben- uington of the European squadron have ' arrived at Genoa. Electric. Canal Boat Tests. .1: Rocansna, N. Y., Nov. 17. -—'1‘hc,pro liminary test of electric navigation on the canal will occur to-day. The public test will take place to-morraw. is a general indication of returning certifi- Williams,Walter McNally,Billy Grimes ‘ ‘ studyl . charge. . Tennis samag. o’r frictions”, seven Doct‘ ‘crsfaud‘ Two. Heepltale Fail. Curcd' . by Cuticura. My bah‘hgoy. 5 months old, brokeout with eczema. ' tchlng and burning wal'lntense; the eczema spread to his limbs, breast, face, and head until he. was nearly covered; his torturing monies were-pitch]. to behold; he had no peace and but little instnlght or day. He was under treat- ment at diflercnt times at two hospliltals and by seven doctors thine! without the' least bench ; every prescription of the doctors was faithfuny tried, but hi w worse all the tint. gr months I expended about $3 per week for medicines. and was on i" tirely discouraged. I put fiche-ed Concern, Curr- . ‘-_ cum-Sound CUTICUBA ' Rascavnsr and followeo the directions to the letter. Relief was immediate » his coder-lugs were cased, and rest and sleep per. mitted. Ho steadily improved and in nine Weeks was entire] Cured, and has now as clear a skin and is as fair I. oy as any mother could wish to see. .3 recommend every mother to use it for every Baby Hum" ' use. it. assesses, '86 W. Brooklinc‘st., Boston. Cutlcura Remedies The greatest skin cures blood purifiers, and humor remedies of modern es, intently relieve the most agonizing forms of eczema and psoriasis, and speedily, permanently. economically, and in- falllbly cure every s cies of torturing, disfiguring, Itching, burning, leedlng, scaly, crusted, and imply diseases and human of the skin, scalp, and glood, with loss of hair, from infancy to a whether sim 1e scrofulous, or'heredittafl, w all other me and best physicians . Sold everywhere. _ Price, Curicum,50c.; Soar, 25c. ; RESOLvnNT, $1. Prepared by the Poms; Dunc mp CHEKICAL Coaromm. n. K3” Send for " How‘to Cure Skin Diseases," a pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 “CW. PIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and oily skin cured by Cancun; Soar. OLD F0lK8’ Mills. Full of comfort for all Pains, Inflam- mation, and Weakness of the Aged 15 the Cutlcura Anti-Pairs Plaster, the first and only pain-killing strength- and infalhb‘ua p ter. New. instantaneous. TO the Commissioners of Fairfield County. The underSIgned hereby applies fot a li- cense to sell ale and lager beer pursuant to the laws of the State uow_i_n force relating to the .sale of Intoxxcatin liquorsat the build- ing In South "Noywallru o_. 26 Day street, in the town ofNorwalk. In said count]? Signed. MAX ARATZ. £Dated at Norwalk the 15th day of November. Endorsed by the followmg five electors and taxpa ers of said town. none of whom ateli- cense dealers in IntOXicatIng liquors. I. Dams. Bayv1ew avenue, Wm. Griffin, East Norwalk, Edward Cahill, Stuart avenue, Geo. Taft. Norwalk, H. Krie er. SO. Norwalk. _ County of Fairfield. own of Norwalk, this 15th day. oi November. 1893. _ I, Town Clerk of said fl‘own, hereby certify pursuant to the statute In such’ case prov1ded. that this application endorsed as aforsaid, has been submitted 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 foregomg application, Including the' above written endorsement has been filed with'me. Attest. HERBERT B. SMITH. Clerk of said Town. QISTRICT of Norwalk. ss..Probate Court. November 8th. A D 1893. . stateof ROSWELL REED, late of Norwalk. In said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of, Norwalk hath limited and allowed, six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said esnate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts roperly attested Within said time Will be charred a recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to . . . . OLIVER E. WILSON. 4647-48 Administrator with the will annexed. ISTRICT of Norwalk. ss.. Probate Court. ‘ November 8th. A. D.. 1693. . _ Estate _of Buops REED, late of Norwalk. In said district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk hath lim1ted and allowed six months from the date hereof _for the creditors Of said essate to exhibit their claims for_settlement. Those who neglect to, resent their accounts. groperly attested. Wit In and time will be ebarrod a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to OLIVER E. WILSON. FREE EVENING SCHOOL 9 N evening school for all persons in Nor- walk over 14 years of a 9 who desii e tO' arithmetic. penmans ip.book-keeping or at or branches taught in the public schools will be openfid In the Over River School build- , on Monday. November 27th. ing. Norwa . . 1893. Teachers Will In attendance on the evenin s Of Monday. uesday. Wednesday and Thurs ay. Nov. 20, .23and 22, from "' Fun- assess m - - .. 1W“ 1“? a?” , _ 9 so 00 a 0 so 0 . em tighgs of admission. B. W. MABEES. I Opera HwNorwalk. One Performance Only. SATURDAY, EVE’G. NOVEMBER l8. Mr. Chas. E. Davies’ Talented company of players in a superb re- iv - UNCLE Tolls CABIN. - PETER JACKSON. As "Uncle Tom." The “ Parson ” tHAS. E. DAVIES, As the “Auctioneer.” :- Jubilee Singing: Buck and Wing Dancing! A Host of Pleasmg Specialties! By popular request. Peter Jackson. previous to his appearance as Uncle Tom Will spar three Principal. scientific rounds with the famous young Ca 1- ' fomian. 4 JOE CHOYNSKI. NorwalkOpera House. MONDAY EVENING ovum 1111st i GRAND CONCERT . COMPANY! For the benefit of the NORWALK HOSPITAL. Ovide the violinist; Annie Louise American mfihtmfiale; Bes- contralto; Eduar_ Sc arf,‘ _sol_ Frederic. W. Elliot. Amen-A's on Sale, and admission Losets. ex- reserved seats or. and after Nov. ’3 Norwalk, or .Plaisted’s South at o 35‘ ll; 40x91. “2'!" Sacred. . Goods. Butter, Teas. Coleen, Fruits, Provisions, Produce, Poultry,EIc. Sold at wholesale in reasonable _quantities. All goods dehveredput of the City free of Bend for price list. .We quote a few _ r pound. This sca- £12008: Best teas 20 .to .30 cents st Coficc.20to 82 cents per poun , ‘ 'sons packing-California grunt?!) centsitin; - vegetables.:10 to 12 cents. tin; chorcesthaliffi—l v his wines. quart bottles. 25 cents; a CO.’ 314, 316 Greenwich 815., N. tablisiied 1858. Administrator with the will annexe :l. ' Y. City. Es- , 46 am, ' “"F'BEEIEEBZEMA ' ‘ . v . VAT NW 20 8 I ,o'clock a M (r43
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