itdtselibefcethe’nermsl aehoclorthe
'wuooentmaimgm
E. M. Pmcn.
Justice of the Peace.“
the Whittaker hat shop in
1» street, South Norwalk. and
hi.» shoe repairing business
‘In. Benjamin Robertson, of
avenue. lure been in Mt.
., attending the funeral of
_'w'smother.
‘ .m__.__._
Idllihu and Emma Bruudugc, of
Hill. are riding new wheels,
' lithe South Nerwalk Hard
l H’.
”D Randall, of East Nor-
, a guest of her sister. Mrs.
D. Barnes. in Greenwich.
.. buyynew and second hand
A and sell them at the low-
‘ , BJLPIaisted.
:Joselovshy, of First avenue,
a few days in New York.
’ . Acker. of Cove street. has re-
#1 bicycle back from Boston.
’spuresticecream.
w...
”MEN AND NORDTDI
seam r... association held its
‘ meeting last night and reelected
cdlcsrs: President. William E.
7 monetary. A. 8. Bibbinsztrsasur-
W. Austin; finance com
‘8 Joesph Bludley. Alexander Mac-
'1‘. W. Austin.
m Huber. of Budalo, is visiting
W Joseph B. Mather
Ms E. Raymond hssbeen spending
_ with relatives in New York.
» aim. Weberbnry.ol ()x Ridge,
in New York.
0. 0. Bowen entertained. last
meteors and son. of orange. 8.
fie. Mushy and children. of
" to
“per has returned from Flori-
the summer at his home.
i i
Valiant Whitney. stunner resi-
m. died recently at her home
m. who is in the drug has
»wieh. will soon leave Dav
Greenwich his home.
the. lylvmwr Bowen and
dughtsr are visiting relatives
I ' Y.
“sh has given the contract for
his W avenue house
“flannel U. Stillman says
1! Haste at all times. but
use has made complaint»
= the shooting adray at
,audheianotsuppcsedmaet
We «made.
. Moran In Trouble»-
asserted last Tuesday by
m of. death Nos-walk.
Helena. of that place.
'sssahlast was at Daniel
J!*stsetsfthsses hoses
aaddaash-
hsvskemvtstiiagtu
Mambo-r.
i’sheoi.‘lsaeveaty-dve. Thevalaectthe'
' their! Itsgrsdnates maintain a M
. rank in the various imitations to
. for the first is Increasing daily. It is
eerily dried at.
. downhill-unwritten“ «
“ldlssfluaschfiradem
aw
* Then“ at pupils in the high
three Mdcnshythishranchct
aubcelsyassmissppseelsted.
WMdmwllsgeaandacsd
which have gone.
The gram are now ocmpsclly
tilled thmghcut both buildings. The
number '0! ate pupils entering school
desirable that parents send their little
ones to the Kindergarten at once it they
are to beeatered before September. as
the various'groups are now being classi-
Belles-Ribslelhslel.
The first gsme in the Connecticut
[league championship series will be play~
ed today at Pleasure Beach. Bridge-
port. This morning’s Union says: "The
box willbe occupied bye new man. to
home cranks, who was signed by Maus-
gerO’Rcurke yesterday. He goes by
the name of Thomas Collins, and is said
to boys creche-jack. Mr. Collins'be~
longs in Stamford and has pitched for
several years on amateur and semi-
prolessiouul team.» For two years he
was in the box for the champion Dan-
bury team. Manager O‘Rourke first
made Mr. Collins' acquaintance at a
game in Norwalk, when a semi-profes-
sionalteam played the Norwallr nine.
Manager 0‘ Rourke caught Collins that
day and the latter's work made a favor-
able impression on him. A few days ago
Mr. O‘Rourke received a letter from Mr.
Collins. After considering the matter.
Mr. O‘Rourke decided totake the twirler
on trial. If the new man is as good as
he was two years ago. the local manager
thinks that he will be worthy in every
sion of the blcrwalk Tramway company
of employees of the company being on
We '
slaw-om has: Min .
The first car over the Weetpcrt eateri-
was run last night, ViesPresident his»
Kibbin. Superintendent lianafield. Mc-
tcrmau Stephen Seedsld and a number
The car was run totbe top 0! Mill Bill,
and than six horses belonging to I). it.
Finchdrewit to the corner of Westpcrt
sndMEsst avenues. where the 'car was
placedonthersilsandrunto tbeend of
the route. The line was found to be in
good coddition.
A few trips were made this morning,
and this afternoon trips are being made
regularly.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
is furnishing power.
WI Eebrlala the District Blvlslse.
Concord Division. Sons of Tempe:-
ance. is making arrangements to enter.
tain the District Division, next Monday
night. at the hall in the Gazette build.
ing. An excellent programme is prom:
lead. It will include selections by a
maleqnartette composed 01F. J. Force.
William J. Inland, James Hall and
James Bubbell. and soles by Miss Ella
Gm. Mess“. Leland, Force and
Harry Bteveumn. There will also be
recitations by several welhknown
persons.
ADDITIONAL EDCAL NEWS.
Washington Led—1;}; Cranbury. will
hold a meeting tonight.
\
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Palmetto have
been appointed to take charge of the
Central club house.
respect and plenty fast enough for the,
League." 2
less lee to be Discharged.
The pin a for curtailment of expenses
by the Couiolidated road which has
been carried into client here will reach
employhs all overthe system. In this
city about liIteen clerks in the oiilce
IIOTIGEI
Public notice is hereby give-n to all pt rv
sons interested In the cuiislruction and ex-
tension ol the Norwnlk Sires t linilw my
company. as a single track ruliuny. from
the present terminus of it» track in Mon
metre-cl. in tillaiwity through. over and
building have been discharged Today
an order was issued to the various divi-l
sion superintendents and heads of de- l
partments to cut down the force of help
in their departments. The order is sent
to the department olllcials on the ”id
Colony system. Most of the men who
willbeafl‘ectcd will be those employed
in§the shops. It could not be learned t)-
day how many men would be dismissed
from the service of the company. but it
is believed that not less than 100 em-
lat Islatsrens and Abusive
August Wichmaun, badlyiutoricaicd
went into(. B Harvey' a shoe store. in
North Main street. lust evening. and
asked for money that his wife had de-
posited to secure herself a situation. As
Mrs. Harvey refused to return the
money. except to Mrs. Wichmsnu, the
man became so boisterous a so abus-
ive in his language that it w necessary
to summon Captain of Police Gladstone.
who succeeded in quieting Wichinsnn,
and this morning a warrant was issued
for his arrest.
Last shipment eI oysters ier taupe.
Thomas loosing. who hay. been buy-
ing oysters hero for Bowman purchas-
ers during the winter. and who has
made his home with ex-Msyor Iteud.
sells for home on the steamer Majestic,
tomorrow. Iteed d Housman will make'
their last Eat-omen shipment nest Hat-g
urday. by Cunard steamer.
Ilseesd In her Little Friends.
lilac Elfrtda Irene Bttxldard entertain-
ednnumbsr of her little friends at t
Livingston Place. in honor of the third
anniversary of her birthday. Bhe re-
ceived many handunue presents. (the
oi the features at the afternoon was a
fipuulsh dance given by theiittlebostesa.
A line collation was served.
DDT! AID Dull“.
Pueblo, Colo. May Tulishibltlon o!
kinetoaoops pictures of the Corbett
Fltssiitttltous light Is to be pmblhttsd In
Pueblo.
lemphla. ‘l‘ene. Hey im'l‘he river at
llemphis continues to tell. and is new a
tunandshalfhalewthedamllca.
Waco. Texas. lay twice-United
”Which“ Onohhas been
mmthwalmaadhismadltlea
iserldcal
lites. mole, stay kitchens tram
mymta asthma Illehlesu
say dominate sheet was tilt tor
WWW his».
lee York. has iw’l'he North Ger.
haematite hassmhlsh utiledthla
mas. tech names is gold coin
Wbmma.
Felts. flay i-uliesrl hosts Totals.
”Immense is deed.
.:.. we’tNWI-b
W'tulflm
«mm»...
ploy-cos will go.—-l\'u-w Haw-n Register. p
upon the udjaceut private approaches and
the West In mod phenom r elation gr .umlr
'oftheN. Y. X. II. A II. II It I'n, to
Spring sun-ct. «Honors-ting by u tyHT aio
npproaclus. the layout lle VII‘III elm-Ia
heretofore ulvcutoeuiilunmuiny. that a
publlcbeuriugutum tlu plain and nppl
cation submitted to tho- imiyor and t' our
oft Jmuiont ‘otiucll. of this I in. by mil
company for such toll‘ilriliii'lll null H-
tcneiuu. \vhilhpluns and applituiion ur-
new on tile in the oliiceofthr «:‘uv clerk.
where they may be listen. Will he led by
the may-brutal (‘cnrtof t'umuon Ifoiu .
cII at. the I'outwil Chamber. in this city.
on Monday. May illth. Nil, :il \ o'clock
, in.
South Sui-walk. I'oiin , Nov 4th, H97.
JOSEPH R. TAYIMR,
(”ity Clerk.
m4 ti it to
“flag—~32 3
l
Rubber
BIC YC L E f)
,sronarn
. BIGYCLES
Reduced to 350.
living unable to get will
clout Ideals, we have declvl
ed to meet the demand tor
a the wheel by cutting the
price of uterine".
Iiwrmsr .Iuv eulles. till Iu
Mi; no In Mil.
1I‘he J. T. frewlti Ge.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
School
Supplied
OR ALL KINDS AT
is. H.
PLAIBTI: US.
l
I
in; Brocaded Indies. Damasac Saline.
They have received a new impetus
which» is carrying .ihem along into
popularlavcr at a rapid rate. some oi
the best selling kinds at present he-
Gros Grain Brocades. Figured Bangs»
lines and (has dc Toadies. plain and
{they Armurcs. Foularda. and last ‘
but not least» the good oleiashiqn‘ed
Gros Grains. .
Our aim, has alwrys been to sell
only the reliable sorts.
m
and Duck Kilt Suits from 75 cents
to $2. 79. By all means take a look
at them.
Such pretty colors and low prices
for children's Dresses in various
sizes-lawn. cambrlc. 'percale. mull,
tissue and lappet goods. ’
Tapestry. Silk. Damask and Che-
nille Porticres In the new and proper
coloring; and patterns. Tapestry
ones 3 yards long—throw over top——
for $200 $2 95 and $3 75 a pair
Satin Derbys $4 50 to $5. 50 Gobli n
Tapestry $6 $0 to $8. 50 5 ll: Coco
$l0.00.. pair 5; ik Damask. $1250
to $6.50, Chenilles in a large variety
lrcm $2.50 to “000.
~—
SPECIAL.
We have placed on special sale all
our Hall-Wool Challlcs They are
the one: that always sell Icr 25 and
35¢ a yard—all in one quality but ‘
two different widths. 24 and 30 inches '
wide—now at IZ', cents a yaw; :
They are light and dark grounds ani .
used largely lhi 5 season for dressl lug
sacques. house wrappers and slum-
ber robes A good material at hall-
pricc and less
French Cambric. light In welghtl
and colors last. no diagnose-soil lirm
cloihwicr l2lc a yard. .
THE D. M. READ CO.
«.outh Norm-lis- C‘-
. v
' , we are shorting our entire new line of
it
Ladles'. ‘
Denta’.
* Mlesoe’ and
In
Children' s
.UNDERWE , R!
s e,s a
corn.
attend to your wants.
TRISTRAM t HYATT.
memo s HvA ;
We have always made a specialty of this department, but we are better prepared then ever this screen to
. ribbed I i h
Children'slavm Poke Bonnets and . L'di.5 Unhmw’v hemme- a rasteovssisfltg neck um" 25.;
‘ 1 , Ladies' jersey new tests, since 8. 4 and 5. 5c ladies summer weight combination suits, 50 and ‘50
Round Caps. from 25c, to ”‘79 Indies' jersey ribbed vests. white and em. 10.: , - .
each. Lawn. silk. mull. all-silk and 1.119.; 333i? ribbed, square neck and low neck 2' children 5 Underwear.
- an it scares. 1‘ go .
straw Hats at all prices. Sun Hats mm. line mum rm 1 I ' Rammed. lg“, Cbildrensmedlumwei‘gfi vest: and pants‘. sizes m to u
and 5“" Bonnets ‘0' 25 “0'5 “Ch- Ladies' lisle thnad vests low neck and short sleeves 3“” vests pan $16 to 3‘
. . hit ' ' , Boyh' normal grey rtsend drawers. all sizes. 25.:
Chlldren a little Cloth Resists. 75c. " ’- ‘3 Boys' gauze knee drs .siaes 2i to at
, Lsdirs’ Swiss lisle vests. pink. blue.blsck, white and bi beed ts. .,.
and upward. Pique and Duck Reel- ecru 25c ”3““ ‘3 mils"?! '95 Maud nts . 1'13"
as in all the néwest fashions and m” ““91”“, “bbed ‘0‘" Vneck “‘0" “1“", uses no pa ' .ao
. . 1'“ mm 39° Gents’ Underwear
l0? “15 “”105! posts. SUMNP‘QUC Ladiele’ this Bwisiliislellliehelieuaibm vests. pink. M ‘ hirts ddrn ’
3 - b no, not: a w iitc. 50c en’ s be briggsu s an were. 2.30,
Coats for very sma 1 children, ,1" Ladies’ ribbed silk vests. pink, blue and white. Me ' Men' 3' medium weight shirts and drawers. 25c
white.» Pink- blue ““5 maize. A150 Ladies‘ pure silk vests. white only 6254.1: Mou’ a fine French balbrlgga u shirts and drawers. 50(-
an 'elegdnl line of luiants' Long Ladies’ tine ribbed wool vests. 75c Men’ 5 medium weight wool shirts and drawers, a Jo, fl. l 50
‘ ‘ Ladiee’ medium weight wool vests and pants. 7.3:. $1. 1..)0 D ET B ft ,2»
Clocks and Christening Caps~beau- Ladies‘ jersey ribbed pants. knee lengths. 25c °m°5 c ‘9' "'9'“-
- Ladies’ tine jersey ribbed ltele pants 500 For a few days only we will tell At antic A sheetinn at
UM novelties k" “1° llltlc ones. Lsdies’ extra sizes ribbed vests and pants, white and be a yard. This is regular Allan to A. not something
Boys —llttle bits of chaps—Pique just nsgood.
Norwalk.{Conriccticut
Gazette B'I'd'g.
LAST CHANCEH
They remain only 5 days more of the
Reduction Sale at‘Scofield & Hoyt’s
They will open Saturday, May lst, with a complete line oi Furni-
ture, Carpets, Rugs, Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
if not purchasers. '
SBWACHINOTON
STREET.
ISCDFIELD 8 HOYTJ
All are welcome
CLUB BUTLDINO
NORWALK.
CONN.
Wedding and Society
W
The Sentinel can now offer inducements :0 parties desiring engraved wed-
ding Invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tc grous character.
in advance of printing.
pTICCSs
The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to 'show samples and give
5 pcs so inch all wool imperial line
yard. New look at them and til
1i ll
R‘AD. . O O
vein
was"
"LU.”
..
W,
not “bum." l'ltoharit
,, ”W. lsisot tier
.3, raising?
It!
i
Dress Goods!
Each and every one of us pants to dress hell, and nothing pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes are both becoming and stylish.
and at the some time of doing the Dress Goods business oi South N OI walk that we lately
purchased about 100 pcs of the latest Spring Voicltios, etc.
this week .it an especially low cost to you, enabling," you to buy a dress that would be sly-
Iish as well as exlrcmly moderate in cost.
10 pct all wool covert cloth 33 inches wide, what you find others ask- to pct 43 inch wide, medium weight for spring and summer wear, of
log 45 to soc per yard (or, we shall otter for 33¢ per yard.
twill serge. make up and look as
well as adly‘lpoods you would pay e. per yard for, and worth (rec per
on think of the price. 39c the yard.
Dress
“0
Goods!
It- 19 with an idea of pleasing you
pi oposc to offer them
pin bend checksfin diflercnt coloring; at 39: per yard; actually wotth
double
:5 pcs Averfon fancies. comprising diderem styles of waves and effects,
formerly brought from sec to 75¢. the yard; there are some choice
bargains in this lot, the price we per yard.
118 Washington Street,
AUCTION IALI
Valuable lesl lststa.
THURDDAV. MAY e
The subscriber. executor oi the will ofat
Andrew J I‘ re fut. deceased.“
euthcrlt a”: (tree by said will, I"ll ”user“, fort
«indium MAM. huh best thid d-
‘lflul'Tlulfl metzwvetw
isle» t it aside “(,1 anaemia- on
W m ted by A.” I.
All time at his unseen
tits of
sheets???
£9? ’fiil'
fiat...» Mug:
lentils alliet
.. . “Midi? date-u:
~~ decorum
M.
“I“ ill
”a“ It:
siting“
m.uthlt at
NOTIDI: Dlty Tessa.
The Issuance of the t‘ltg of south h’or
walls are beret: untitled t at the city tax
ct six million 1» is doiierdaid on the: liner
seasmrntl lstutmllo ntseitymeetlnui old
Arlen Hell on “It!" been ntreetmu the
“day of limb. one also Tl“ library
ltd? tax at onset us toll nit
detenishlstihn: ellsttenvllhlhs «In:
dmyslliec the sstllayuf ay. I’ll”.
l 'h time will resolve the same at
use hesitant. (been. if" ashlagtou
street. ah att eve" of nine “We?
a year
oh“ ETIE- rerTieluinu would on
“all «Ji all
m " " Ti' derive moment.
Collection tsses ulihe Glty oi heath
South Kuwait. Genie . April me. ”our,
9. W. IAYMDND.
Is Direct»
use.
Extra Specin1.--All wool. 36-inch Borges, 210 per yard.
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
OIDIOI I VAN ALITVNI. Prop.
South Norw elk, 00ml.
~~~~~
Lace Durtslns
livery epithelium Ior llulahluu
( urtai ort notice and s
an new.
ConneciTcut
.. . . Laundry!
llavllsad divest. loath Isreelii.
"run he elitism sad we will send tee time
«ml return withelit ram cheese.
WANT ANWHINO !
II “Q m Malt
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