Mottled and repainted
. .ot (love street. witnomd
my York, yeoterday.
Unknown. mother of Mrs.
. , «weary-met. East Kor-
ilt at: Danbury hospital.
. .IUnderdown. of Henry
Miro ween in Brook-
Iafllloll Owens. of Brooklyn.
loudly with her paronta. Mr. and
Levin Oriana. of Osborn avenue.
Boomers are lowering the
., walk in First avenue,
tho earth to fill in their dock
' no of the East“ Avenue
piloopal church will hold a
litany entertainment Wed-
Brush died Monday at his
aubury. Eia daughter-in-
.Mnry Brush, and grand-
near what is known as
bridge. in the vicinity where
the Italian woman, was
‘13 February. were on fire
mixing, but were extinguished .
great damage was dtmc.
party was held last night
“Edward E. Mead, in Got
no. The guests were Dr. and
Idaughter Ellicl, Mrs. W. G. Nowell,
but W of M Intellect.
The fourteenth annual exhibition end
reception of Pluto-tor W. Gilbert Now-
oll'aclauslu dancing was held in Marin
Hall. last night. While it we: not. per.
hot». n largelyattendod M some of its
predecessors. it was fully up to the
standard of excellence Mr. Nowell
always aeeh alter. and War no mention
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone pro-
oent. The gowns of the young ludietl
were very pretty and in many instances
quite elaborate.
The exhibition commenced at 8:30
o'clock. the first number being the La
ManiolavSpauirh dance. by Miss Ellie]
Lane and Adolph Wittetein. of Bridge-
port. Thin was very gracefully execut-
ed and won sincere applause. Miss
Elizabeth Nowell gave the L1 Cnchuohn.
and us the closing number La Zinaara.
Both were most, skillfully executed. A
skirt dance was given by Mra llarry H.
Finch. whose Work, was deterring of
great praise, and Miss Lane appeared in
a tambourine dance, which was also
very pretty. Each participant rhowod
careful training on the port of Mr.
Nowell.
The live—piece orchestra of Messrs.
Partly SI Freeman rendered two concert
numbers previous to the dancing, for
which they all-Io played. Professor New-
ell was ably assisted by Victor Wood
Ferris as floor director, and his assist-
ants were J. Edward llauaell. Warren
P. Smith, Francis Larrauri, Harry
Fincthqurd .l. Spring, William J.
Keeley. Earl Stevens, G. W. Guyer, lid-
ward W. Kelley, Jr, Herbert Pollard,
Albert Taylor, Howard 8. Benton. Los-
i ter llunt. J. Herbert Dunning.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. GlitldeIIe,.Mrs. Charles Lane and
Minx Elizabeth Nowell, Miss Fannie
McFarland, Frank Coaster. Henry Cooler
and Charles DIIVoIf. of Bridgeport:
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1-). Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry H. Finch, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfrctllltnlwcll. Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
oll,Mr. and M13. Bartram,
. Mrs. Charles Mills. Mr.I
and Misti Ellendorf.
ladies" of the l‘lpworth League
1... ofthe League. It Is given
the young men who came?
in the competitive entertain
During the eveningthere will
it! the League will be nice ted for
”I’I UM" THE ROAD BUILT.
W Trolley Company Opposes llte'
_ Wold fraction Company
‘ Wastport and Saunntuck Street
“Chic road from
. . The Weetport cqupanyI
_ It wont to build the v xteusion, and
,M’lmany other company to
.. it
no Bridgeport Traction company
w1th the Shllton Street Railway
Wmthc first to have its petition
Aucmbly. but up to date the
m The committee has been holding
‘ Win uboyunce.
loo with tho Wentport cutti-
«not. aim petitioned for mi: right
’ the main highway between
' t and Wolfport. and was rvndv
W to withdraw the Bridgeport
Wloompauy would agree ”lit!
1“ would be built at once. Ho
III. The WIIIIIpoI-II mm
molly door not desire to build
m. and at the rhino time it in
m to have the Bridgeywrt
' dull.
. lldmd road Ill opposed to
Ind is also nualuat the
. ‘ oompany'r potltioII.»l".mu-
mo noun m IIIAFI’ING.
, 'Mmo mm In tom Bolling
fl N All It lolly Inland.
_‘ than. I but lluiIIlIcr employed
‘ ‘ Kflw'l No. I factory, was
I w Malay uftornonn while at
w omht in acute belting. and
flu minute extricate It. llllvl
mam W arouml the limit
WM and mutation of the arm
”fully torn before the belt
M4
W. «M - .
H M M I. d. tooth“
willlto tondeiod to Ilcv.
drink, Mr. and Mrs Harry
stopper Friday night, to alli
musical prosinnnuc and the .
company occupies a dog‘iu-the' g
ntlltude on the construction of .
Southport to‘
‘by the railroad counnittce of the.
Manitoba has not been pits." ll ‘
Mot Rndel sought to make II’
"opotitiou if the prenidcm ofI
Wu :0“ and the abutting;
M “WI the “1.1qu being unemdlrpowdtudoauythinu in regard
h N” '1‘ "WI“. I" "mitothe Ii‘l'llllllltlfltl which took place at
ond‘ldo town the not?
I liplaoopal church. thiafof the conventionalchurch.which met
M10 o’clock. to which ull lIwilalIt Friday to not upon the propouitlnn
d the church and women»- to mot-ac the organization Into the
- with all their friends. arnidnniori’. 1’. III. ti. E. decided. fooling
~W war of Kermit: and iouthuaimlo ovortho malt of the work
qgmnoftbn form are undone bytlte Ulrclelut year. that they
t and participate In {should not drop It
which will alto Imam In mdertopmrcm mtttfllut between the
.m by the choir’looiorlood the Million circle. the too
Into Harwell. with mutational should hold bimonthly
W hour will follow W. alternation with whether
to the WMWWIultoym‘glbow ,
Illeynolds, Mrs. I". E RIIjIIIonII, Mr».
.I. E. Nash, Misses May Hidden Maud
Wheeler, lI‘lorII Jennings. Beagle and
Sarah Miller (Irate Schumann. Lillie
l",m3b Nellie DiebI Iw, Lillian Watkins
DIIiIIy Diabrmv, Mamie Maplra Daisy
Illiver. May II'IIInigI'Iu, Mabel lounge,
I'Ziln I’-.rr_v, Uussic and III-no Ilibb'n,
‘lii/Ji. c Cunningham. IxIIlwllc and Chat
‘Iotte llosc II L)“ and Lin; Stmeur.
Mary audl'lleanor Smith, Maud lloyt
Currie liuflin. CI IIrzztlitw-on, Immllow—
I urd May Demon. (‘ :Irric llglestnn. Alice
l)‘,Councll Messrs. Charles Fillmv,
SIInuelW Hoyt, .Ir., Waldo I’Irmns.
II. \‘V. \Iathcr. Jumps Maple»; Stcpbi ;I
_ .lzIrv In, W A WIII elcr. Howard Iloutnu
William .IIIII Na'han lluntt r, Alfred
(TutIIiIIn
llo Stacked DeFeo's Eye.
A w. man! has been ifiucd by Proac-
I' utor Taylor for tho arnmt of (' ontract—
or halvatm (Tltaviot. who in thawed
with :iwaulting Luigi lichen. Mr.
'(Iharinf claims that IlolI'co Iircul:ItI-II
{ugly rumors about his sister. Mrs ( hris
.t'IIIII (‘huriot- \a‘. maid. which he In
.50 'llIHl. and latt Salon]. 15' night III: Ickod
Ih- -l"-' ~o' 5 eye
I
DAME" AND NOROTON.
Miss Lulu Ilnweu has recovered from .
. an attack of malaria.
The Union flit-lids of llrv. Ilenry
Hrolicld, of I'LIIII Norwich, L. I . will be
Interested to learn that he llll'i been up-
puintvd by tho M. II). CoIIft'Ivnvo to fill
Illt‘ position of pastor of the Methodbet
church of that place for anothvr your.
CIIIIrIoII Butcn' wtoun cruehur in again
in operation.
Waltvr Whitney IIIIII purchased ll new
horro.
.I. ll. IIuntIIIIzIIIII, of New llavou.
upt'u'. Sunday wuh his III-tern, Mil-own
Iluulingtou. If Mansfield avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. l‘fI-cd llkl'haddet‘tun
t
witnorve I the para to Ill NIIIvM
tctdny.
, The ollicinl llt).|f‘II of the Methmlilt
'I‘IHH‘CII lwld its monthly IIIeelIIIg in the
’ pireouauo. Monday night.
The ‘I‘Jpwotth league will holdauoolol
and luminous mention in the Methodist
jchurch, Friday or onion
Eddie VIIII‘IIIIIII I'I”. I fro. u a bunk. Fri.
day afternoon, and received a couple of
“Milieu in hit forehead that required unr-
giI-nl attonduuco.
Mn. U A. It‘r rant-III of llIlduoport. who
hit be: u ill to: acute months pain, has to
far recovercdaulobenblo to make her
pan-nut. llev. and Mr». 8. A Honda. l
IvII-it. lslhcupeuf Sunday With them.
The ollicialnol Ilnrlen whom duty It
Ila to [Il’ltlf'cllllt cttmiual mules. llu not
Htotoou l'olut. Halarrloy night. April I?
I'l‘lu y think that some one I-IIouIIt enter
In formal coiuplalut about It before any
.Iitepl are taken toward preemption.
The William Workert' motion Circle.
It wall (Iceland that.
loin ladle Injured by lumping from tho
‘I’IIIILED Hill. A TRAIN.
"Cum Ball." at Bridgeport.
John Martin. who said be hailed from
New Brunswick. N. J., wont to the
emergency hospital, in Bridgeport. last
evening, with a bloody and bruised
cheek. Martin was traveling by free
rides on freight trains, and atSouth
Norwalk he succeeded in attaching him-
self to the "CuIIIIou Ball” freight. The
train doesn't stop in Bridgeport. '
Martin wanted to get off, but waited
When the train took tothofour track
alignment at Central pvcnuo. in the
[lust End, it Blocked its speed a little and
Martin jumped off. He waathrown down
and rendered unconscious. When he came
to. he picked himself up and by inquiry
Inga.
Martin said he tumbled from the train
as he slipped when he went toget off.
Hereafter. he said. he should travel I o
more by express freight trains.
Martin was one of about twenty tour-
ists seen to board the train at South Nor
walk. between the stations and railroad
bridge, yoetr-rday.
Monday Evening Whirl Players.
The Monday EVI hing Whiet Ilub was
entertained last night by Miss Julia
Clarke. at her home in I'ZIIII street. The
honors were won by Miss A. EstcllI
Smith. Mrs. Frederick Quintard, W. F
Acton and W. K. Mansfield.
Close of St. Peter's Fair.
The fair 'of St. Peter's church. in
\rimxllall, closed last night. having
been verysocI-eselul. It netted a neat
$qu fortho "llllnlt. through the excrr
lions of the label.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
AND
School
SuppfieleL
01" ALL KINDS AT
R. H.
PLAISTED’S,
43 Washington Street,
SI). NURWALK. I'I INN.
antics.
SCHOOL TAKE. I
IIII-fIanuoI-ml tltofloutb Nonalk I III-III
twbnol IIIpltII'f are III-rob) III‘ [lilo-I that lie
all trill tux If «mnuud ulw ~IIIIIIluI IIIII' ~ on
t1'lllill.IlIII'\‘ll“I" town non-mm t lint III
"N‘N‘ll'l‘llll lIII III-dr'lol III III on the,
Ill‘. "I: III III" lllluhillI «III-M
who“ Imuw. , Inuiuoau-l point In on fl...
Imluvol \lIIv .II wIII Il IIIIII- I ~lmtl I.»
“only in “mention till lillllm. II III 'III“: «,lum
l \lmIIIIIm m ohm l‘l'll III) at the Info I I
nlm moment .‘I won IlHlll \IIIy M. I‘ll. wllII
low IIIIIuwI IIIIIIIIIIII I. II‘IllItIIlllI“ IIIIIIIII-I IIII‘
.Iol aftvt .IIIIIo int. l
l A “lot I I II,
l'ulIoI'Iut of Tosca for South Nathalie I III: n
PI‘II'I lIlI'IInItI "
IIIIIIIII IIt Moth llormdk. April It. not.
For
the .
Boat
Printing
Loon Vow
Order no
. , ‘ the
Sontlnol
mmfllm
A WARNING I'
been offering goods for sale and rep
resenting Ilietvelves as our agents
We have no outside agents or repre-
senlatlves and therefore warn the
public against any person soliciting
business under our narne.
MOI’G or
checks ZIIITI mixture". in quite
titty of
Some of them WE'RE foxmerly S
yardbut to close out the
we have Inn-dc one price. 59 cents a
yard for all;
pieces that
attention to
found his Wuy to the emergency hoopi- ha” and 33: “' V ‘ res I” an ”W'r’b'é
tul. ‘ stripe, Quite a crop III price. from
Dr. Unborn. who dressed his injuries, “.25 to 51.35. 2. gold;
found he had sustained abad coutuIIed __
wound on the right check It» well as a , ,
bruised face. Hie right side and leg ' Em“: CKETS
were. nlsobrnised and he was severely A” ““I I i ' b'7g‘II‘IIIII3/ braid-1d
shaken up. He secured nticket at the ii'ms I’i I I..'.:, oil hoe. porn and
police station and went back to the In}; {HIyIimhLy “Ht-d with two
emergency hospital for a ntght‘s lodg- toned W. _,. 1, $3.53. A “,1: of very
Wm .
We have learned that parties have
o
L’ECIAL.
like 3 (Ivan pieces.
of colored Novelty
comprising» stripes.
a va.
goods.
1.25.1
lot quickly
Something
less,
Dress Goods.
diff-creamy priceri
Among III:- lot are five parts of
‘33‘: want to (222‘. special
I47»iu. xvii-3. pure mo.
DISH“. '1 ’2 IF“ g "ill“ll'S IllZII we 32?
Sela: g m It; i i“ 1‘. ocular plIC‘S.
You'll 553' :9»: the. Iisiisl
looking oft-u ; ‘-.' l."..il',"l21l'3l
H v: 1:, (HI; :I:
A IIIIIII‘cxz‘c g: I», . I.I..i sing'e
bicycle 51.: , III tie v-«II, lows?
choice for "2.». use as whack
ing. It is EIv iv-r and cheaper to
buy them i“? "._ :1: =39 that: to bother
DRY GOODS
cream
T
RISTRAM a. HYATT,”
enzz‘rroi one. Into
NORWAl-lt. ”III:
Ilc taffeta, Eton jacket, 35.
Fine serge suits, black,
jacket, braided erII )l' collar, 39.
et. bio.
just arrived, hardly any two alike.
silk, satinruche, 85.
ruffle, very full ruche, $9 on.
Collar,85 73.
box plaited front and back, 85 so.
Storm serge suits, black. navy and plum, blazcr
jacket, half lined withcha ugrable silk, l
navy. plum and green, Eton ‘
Cheviot suits, black and navy jacket and skirt lined
Ihroughout with changeable silk; fly front jack-
Jackets and Capes.
Some exclusive things in jackets and capcs have
Black brocade silk capts, lined wi II changcible
Moxie Velour capes, chiffon ruche, $7.50.
Black brocade satin capes, wide taflzta silk and lace
Diagonal cloth copes/trimmcd with brad, high
Broadcloth capes coachmau drab, bicllllcd, «Ioub. e
TRISTRAM:
8 50.
This refers to sew: al 10.5 of handsome Spring Suits, all made by Ini' or artists. Fit, liubh and materials
lint class and all the Worry of dressmaking saved .
Opening of New Spring Soils, Jackets and Capes
Ready to Wear.
Black and navy ChtVlOl suits, skit lined with rus-
“7%.:
Jackets.
Black Cheviot jackets, box front, .3 50.
Black diagonal jackets, '5.
IllaIk chcviot jackets, 65.
Black broadcloth jackets, $5. '
Clay diagonal jackets lined throughout, $7 50
Bread clothijackets, black and tans, lined through-
out with fancy silk», $to. ‘
Tan broadcloth jIckets, lined throughout $7 50.
Separate Skirts.
BIJCk figured mohair skirts, full width 8| 9%
Black Cheviot skirts, lined with rustle taffeta, it,
Check skirts, black, navy, bIown and fancy, fly so.
a. ..
ll
Shirt WaiSts.
Our entire new lice of shirt waists i; ll .w on cxII'i.
IIition.
matcrids.
All the very latest tlt'ngs in styles amt
I. HYATT,
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B' l' d' g.
with them :1: I.,i'.l‘3.
.IF
A b: giz’ I."
in the late": in _~ II:
garment. Flex.- in; size. ccilar
attached; for 50 c~z2l<. Colored
ones. white cs'II ‘. bum: to be worn .
with wh‘ue «5‘th for 75 cents.
Another has "3.1" white collar.
. baud sol In. «T ‘1‘.» match-—
2 bath l'tl‘: 541‘.Ia I“? "‘r ii 00 each.
Tll’ll we luv.“ - v"l line qual.
ity. made by ; t: ; Irma factory. -
“The Star”mior 51.50. Can fit
you out in you: shape.
Hominy waning. commencing at
swm 012ml; we :I‘HII begin to giv'e
Iy two 21.151. of suuptes of Ami-
:.;;'t : Benin. louder.
THF D. M READ CO.
tuI'c,
if not purchaser.
LAST C H ANCEII
They remain only 5 days more of the
Reduction Sale at Seofield 8. Hoyt’s
They will open Saturday, May lst, with a omnpletc line of Furni-
larpcts, Rugs, Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
All are welcome
::::I33:=:=3:::| SCOFIELD IHovI.
Wedding and Society
Engraving!
The Sentinel can now offer inducenIcIIts to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character.
in advance of printing.
prices.
Thehighest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Have You Visited Us at Our New Quarters?
II8 WASHINGTON STREET. . .. ‘
I‘Iilkis clIoIIp, but it done not begin to have the Olll‘l'l- Iiu «honing customers that good
25 dozen Izdics' corsets, Dresden cllcrts in IIIIII II,.IvII'Itc and drab.cqua| Elegant and hobby effects; in new spting
values do.
in looks and wraring quality to any 7;: corset; our price scr pair.
hats and bonnets. We are
the leaders for fashionable millinery in SJUII‘ Norwulk.
so dozen Iadies' mrsetmhought in bulk Ivi'IIIrutIoncs; buying this way too dozen Iadies' fast him I; how. the best value ever given for Illf'
money; aik to stI- them, tor per pair; wII'III double that price.
enables us to offer you a straight
5m: corset for 39¢.
so dozen gents. outing eIIiIts at 25I 39c and «to. None of them are of that cluap bl any kind, that the first time 301! “l‘al' them that llll‘
'1 hey will pay you for an examination
stitrhcs are giving tun, the buttons gone. etc.
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
GIOROR R. VAN ALOTVNI. Drop.
118 \I aslunglon Street,
yw<m.
CONTRACTORS I
Take Noticol
kindled pro “will!” will be received by the
'I-lI-leolntcnn “Litton until I n'olm‘li Imp
on Monday. .on :I. loll?“ for urIuIiuIt and
crawling the m railed Kent road. from
the math bound» of the town to I'luut ..
attire. Al to Hide for tavelluu the some
without rmllnu. lull- to he made III Ill-Ito
font wet on». and each hid lllllol Imamnm
Inch-d by n pmpmy executed bond of
It'lllllflliulllll'lttillmflf nod faith. Illlll to
mourn the IIIIIIIl'oI pet or manic III Ilwfou
dilionl of the contract if uuunh II II IIIIII
and onto Illonllouu can be w on at the mile c
of the Murray Intuition-loam: III. Hartford.
or III the Town I lurk II ollhu in Wilton
'l‘ltn wlocttuon renown the right to reject
any or all promeIIIII. all the Interest» of the
town may mm to you alto All I'IIVolotwn
contain"? crown-Ida taunt be marked ml
the mil-I o no ooumlohm IIIIIIII. to avoid
unintentional c. ulna of the name before
the ttuw accept I
ll
AUCTION CALI
Valuable loot lmto.
THURGDAV. MAY 0
1'1"“ IIIIIII-rllII-r executoi olthu will of
\ndneu .l l ‘mpr III-mud. puruunut to
nullturilv mvcu by «old will will odor for
udlenl I’IIIIIII- mutluu to the highest. bid
dor. nu "lIIIImla‘I. Mny II. '"I. M 'l o 'clock p
In unlcaa prov curly dlo ymmlofotprlvate
who the voluohlo rout outlaw known on the
mm W .6“an by AM I.
\l Hit! “III" of hill deceit-Io.
NMII runl palate votmlote of II ltttct ol
land nbom It; foot to from on W out are
nun. lII IlIol‘ Ity of I-Iouth Not-walk I nun.
audohuut ‘2” MN IIIIIeprI. with It turtle
Itlmleru both donning lumen. with all
toiltvnitinnocu, I IIuInInluu In room-I.
Mann llunlmru nun «spur of loud ml
Joitduu uml [mutton on It aide III '11";
property ll oIIIIIu Imlnuw‘ walk of the
church“. mow the whom». and one quorl
tot- oi It hide from the Hottth Norwalk roll
Ital-w lane on the prom»-
Tweed mu a» mode Meantime
, Ml: _ llI. Ion.
three maker.
pricer.
lilo Rambler at too.
For I7 your: has been on
Marooned for wen ring
qualities or style.
The Iterator at too.
Atplendid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful line-I
BICYCLE NOTESI
We are not handling any
wheel that is ofiercd us.
but confine ourtelver to
which
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
South New elk, Conn.
Loco Outtolns
livery appliance for lIuIIIIIlIII:
l‘ nrtalua IIt allot-f notlr euud .I-.
perfectly on when now.
Connecticut ,
.. . . Laundry!
llovl load Strut. lootblotmllt.
“top out l’o-oalond we will trend for tlwm
.IIIII return without extra charlie.
WC
wan-r anvrI-myo r
The foul of: no. .
A‘ltf ,dtirabtl‘ematy rug- lo mono. Murder
a ti o t at can It
thtgodgli’lg depended on. “*M‘lm'
The). T. Prowltl 0o. "we:
Nowell Conn.
0 . _ h,“ . Opulent. ,.
I
Norwalk Chronicler