. antimony of South Nor-
_ wore given a much-
g, youtordny afternoon.
Whittaker. of Maple ovo-
fl’b? out again after three
on. of Henry street.
Tramway company is
bonding of its rails in East
and: pvenuor.
Thomas and son Kenneth,
the day with Mrs.’1‘hotnas’
M .H. E. Gludding, in New
no A. Stewart, 0! Maple are.
returned home from a two
trait with her grandparents in
orhcity.
“is and Edward Palmer con-
es trip to China, where they
employed on the new railroad
otlnon tlscan. Raymond has
umber of chickms romant-
haa'pnt on extra heavy charge
tibia trusty gun. and is waiting
1' visit from the thief.
“taunt is made that sol’ernl (luvs
[mneono has broken into the Boot
Hothodiot church, and taken
$3M guilty parties are known and
pros": ted unlosllhe tlrproan-
water pipe loading to the boiler in
when of Willitnn 'lfnto'a honsu in
‘ street. burst this morning.
platinum of boiling: wnttr escaped,
“Mod through the floor: to the Cellar.
film Junior Epworlh Lt-ugun, mum l'i-
filth the Methodist church, will hold
gognlnr meeting on Friday after-
itho prurient wank, instead if
May, as umnl. It will ho uddrcsn
”macro. J. Smith. of Norwulk.
‘ hll aJnuiorloaguo with his church,
in. [urgent J uninr league in this confer-
.—-Ansopio Sentinel.
_ . I
930 the Elitor of The Soutinol: The l
’ who lurnidmd tho itvzn in yostor‘
Evening Sentinel to monitor! that
owned by Airs. ltialor. a»! [final
, molt fright and run on the
I in trout of the (lily llotolfirow
W] upon hill mmghullon. Thu
1'” frightont-dby tho nuim of n
, mimnnd ronrod twice, but he
no way nnlnnnognnblo, um um"
“(I not run upon the riduwulk.
, 'l‘ul: Dunno.
_ up"...
all
, mo.
oliot with ovory pnrohosn at
union IADE ”All.
ill. Imolatlon Sm. m to In
mu a mu u Put“.
Mull l‘isttorn‘ Annotation of
Wilton issued its wmbonnunl
WI}. motlmpnnlml by n oir‘
gluing instructions «bum "Ni
m. Moor-dint: totlw circular.
mom’sn nonunion huts ottou
; allotted unimt Inbolu lyiuu
M stick one on u not If u
mt: u union but. Tho
than says. no to be normal mu
‘. Tho ritual»- mu:
m lookout for oonutortult
mil-lilo they tun not
«tho tour origin They too
; mounted litter of tho
mind: our
in permutation out four
' the allow or it podium!
no u numb: of this dole!
’ o! the Comm Mot
utlrtlun lino but
. inc nonunion haul.
, fit! Hollow littoral m
”on but which but not
tum“ “Wham
. m mom on: mu
* ”that M told that tin
on too. The ‘
warm tutu .
A flmlll mmurm com Pryls- pt
‘ ‘ 1W»! Phat. ' I '
{Yummy unit“ was brought by
Cbolnlmlllitl & Roll. *of Bridgeport,
against Com Payton..me company is
now playing at the Park. Olly Theatre.
inthotoity. The’ unit loin behalf it
Ghorlnr Gardner,“ Norwaik. one of
the‘mtmogorr o! the Norwollr Opera
House. who claims $1,000 damages.
against Payton for presenting a oertnln
play which Gardner claims to own:
When Sheriff Doolan called on Mr.
Payton nod explained his minim). the
ommdinn promptly telegraphed to his
but]: and soon had the necessary
required.
Mr. Payton said that in presenting
the play he had not inttntionoily injur-
ed anyone. He w” paying a royalty to
one man and be supposed he had a per.
{out right to on: tho plays.
mulled tor a chin of 369
Deputy Sheriff F. S. Lyon this
morning placed an attachment upon the
residence property of Caleb Word. in
East Nortvnlk. The unit in to satisfy a
claim 01369, duo Minot S. Smith. Mr.
Wood some time nun purchased a boat
from Mr. Smith, and the lnltor claiming
thin amount no the hztlnnco duo.
Anniversary at a Convent.
(Shouhll h) Theflonilnol l
l
I
l
Mill'lloloun. May tl~Thu twenty filth '
,unnivorunry o! the founding of SLl
Elizabeth's mnrvut. Dolor of lhoi
bison-s of Mercy, in this r ity, was role-I
brolud today. St. John's Roman Cntho- 1
lie church Was t-‘nborntvly dro‘omted‘
and tho principal exorcism wore heldl
thew. AM! a m. mass was (71401)“!!de
by Rt. Rev. Binllop Tivrmr, and tour - ;
ty-fivo visiting prions were prcacnt.
Following the mass tlwro was; the pro.
tension of three sisters. Misx Nollie-3
(.Irymimf Muidlotown. took the blank'
wilnndwill be hmwn on Sister Mar-V
garet Mary: Miss Kltllfl (l'lnnghlin, of,
Mitltlletown, nutl Mos Lucy Pierce. ofS
Midi”(llqul,b{)lll took tho white veil
out will be known as Sister Mary.
Theresa and Sistur Mary Louise, 10‘,
sp'wiii’viy. Rm: li'nthr-r Rout-rs. oil
Stamford. who wns rector of St. Jt hu's‘
when tho convunl was ostubllsbl-d, was
pruirsmtt and prmchnd tho .wnnurt, At
tulon n roervvpll ill to tho flailing priwts:
was tentlorttl it: hit. John's rictury.
Shell hallo, Wis. May llwll‘orust
tires urn burning fiercely in all clin‘c-
tionsnud unless ruin Conn-s soon inany'
{armors will lose their homes. ‘
Read
The
Santlnell
‘ BICYCLE. .
‘1 ‘éBO‘WIMl ‘il 1m wu f. “(5.30
STORMER
BICYCLES
Reducod to 350
living uuuhlu in put Mllll
mum Illwlln. wv lutrollwill-
ml to mom lhu dumuuol for
llifillultwl by pulling tho
print of fittlrllwru.
muruwr .l sll'nuilt'l». fill in.
Flft; ’H m. tall),
no J. T. Prowltl co.
ooxst .
School
Suppllul
Oil ALL KIN”! AT
“W'mlr. A,
I. H.
‘ “ billlt, out go! lint
' (WM! , “
1', mann- at public rot-0rd u: not ruin
amount of cash to furnish his bond. as ,
«nu l'lnims, much- u i'nl'umhlv Import.
clowning. that his c-mmuiltm' mm im- .
inf lhv- lu-vl' in him! llu- lulmuin, :tml
- [Mind to lw musing thu- ll’hizt- ”Hut-w
GHOOL ‘
, ‘ ,_ a ‘ .
no {anions rots? out.
*1?th Clutter
1 gr
., Mill , .
box our .on'tue‘luruluylllu not! flush
ville Railroad in important phantom
tutu no. ‘ John ll'oolw. a mutation at
lmulsvlllu. found time not» wullr
touring out the and or the utorosald
old on: our. While the note» wort
purity badly mutilated. tin-re menu: it:
have been no difficulty in determining
llwir (drummer. their donominnllmi
null dam. and the burnt». and Ht'l'llls to
which mu'h lwlongetl.
l'pon tho ndrloo of n friend V0010)"
turn: the non-ll to ”w Lulllelt’illn Cu»
loin ”mum. and at his l'l‘olwut thug
wore forwarded to tho 'l'ronunry lua-
pnrluwut for l'tulomptlon. but the do-
lulrttnonl rol‘uuud to t'vtlm-lu llwm. “ml
with tho npprnrnl of tho Horn-tar}
llwy wot-o rulnrnod to him by «apron-g
in l-‘ohrtnu’y. lfillltl. nt- llwn will tlwm
to ono Julius Wellmau. it llrhlwr, to;
Kill!» ff“ '
In .\lnrt~h./I’Sllll. Wollnmn hnll tlwlu
fil‘l“ upzlinllo the ’l‘l'onsut'y impuri-
nwnl. and tho ntnttvr wall l'l'ft'l'i’t'tl lo
tlu- l4‘irxt t'onlplmlll-l‘, who ‘tlot'idml on
tho 31st day of July. tum. that Hwy
should twitlior be rpm-mum! nor rt»
turnml to Wt-lltnnu. \“uvh-y tlwn ro-
lurm-d the money to Wollnmu null ro-
nowml his l'flol'ltl to M‘l‘lll’l' pnytnmtt
from tlu- ’l'rvnsnry .ln-purluwnt. “i"
pinto-ll rtrl'llstllu ‘wt-ru tnmln until lbllll,
“hon n hill unit itttrmlurml in tho I’ll-
ty-i’iflh t‘wtgrosu authorizing: tho ['0‘
lll'lllllllllll ul’ thaw now». In vurh out»
wording l'ullgl’wn llli' bill has room up,
but has lwvvr yl'l lwl-n must-cl.
svunlm' Pawn. from llu- l'otunlittm'
pl't'sflt‘ll with tho justlw or thu claim:
that although tum'v than :7 yours
inn» lfluusml slum» lllt' find and tlw
vii-Munstunm-u \ww publlezhml in tho
lil'it'hti;l[ll'l'ri :xl liw llnw. nu rluimunt
has :lppl'm‘rtl t'm’ llli' unit's. l‘lnrh now
is pl-linly lli‘M'l’llk‘ll and. in luv upiu
it)" of ill? l'llllilltlllt'". llw I'llllml
Slows might to rmlm‘m its jun. obliga-
tions. » ‘Vzlr-llllitlflil Pam,
Sunnis-q of Ruin".
"Tim viir‘uw right of kin-.5" does not
[m-wut llll‘lll l't'umnéking :lllll obtain»
ing 3 gum! salary for llw lini'k lhl-y ll".
live-u :l kin: hi». to ml. Mill in ooh-l
In nlu tlml. lu' must Inn's» lllnfl")’. l‘sttrtl-
ly l'lll-‘l‘s gvt ”30th when)" to nullit-
lil'v n plunwru.
'l'lw i'zzll’ nth 3231"”? M'vt')‘ tiny llv
ruin»: tlu- Sullnu film-m; llu- limpur»
ur ui' .\n~'lri:l only SUDAN". llllll En:
ppmr William Slum) has.
Qtu-r-n \‘ivtnrin hits $5.0M» in sin-ltd
ovvry “volt. ullllu hur- sun spwuls nu
mull». ulthuuuh hirs iuwmnv is In» ll: tn
lmll‘ illul mm.
A ilmm Bargain.
lllw of tin- llama»? lamzniua utl riv-
nl‘tl is ”8113 lbw l'iiu'tl l») :l Philly-é.
.\l'>.. III-nil. llv Ml.“ lln- ll'mlv' itzynll‘ml
:l gullr nl' Newt's “ill! a ~lwl. n l‘t‘i"!'
:luvl slwl, um! ;I sill“ nl‘ hm t', l-‘Lusnly
In- oftrml to NW otlnvr unm :l in; m,
ln- ~|lll|mrml it u‘mllll iw xtn-mlliy :-"~
llr-I. Il'llil lli~ fl‘lrllll l'lllllllltlll'l‘d in
lumiluls- :IWI lmtk ill“ but nwz' c'r'il‘ft"
:lllt. Finally ln- will; "\‘wm', “'3‘.
liom. if you’ll umlu‘ it nll:' mun till it's
21 lmclv.‘ t'ltiu-ugn lntt'r up on.
n
An llnrirmo "humor.
”4- is n l'l‘fll ”in!" truth. llllll lii~ mind
in :ll\\.l}"~‘ nu hi» lltwitlrw. ll" hut:
mul r-lomwrl in gym nl ll pun-aw l3.
. "l “Mt,” lu- until. “lint l «with! hall
6”” u [Horn of plum la.
.
..
‘wluvhmly muly :lml “ailing m num-
m." \\':mhiugtml Hnr.
filu- "lulu-ml “boll-v."
"Ht'hlgt'i." mill llwl' mi
you lll'mh numb: 1' Mill
"‘.\nulhrr ultlrh‘f' tibid‘tl lll'iolgt'l.
".\uuth:-r lulu-u."
"Sn mtnn." mill Ilt'itlcvl. "(M only
‘Mnnxlwcl mm of Hutu «'mmllplllul‘r‘. .m
ulrr umnu-l.»plvw, mnml" 3le York
Journal.
:ll'rn‘l, ”did
i
Touring the Tuitio-
"l inxl hour." with! Mr. “Whit.“-
"llml Hulll‘ll'llll ulll go right nlu-ml
‘Wllll lu-r Now Woman tilt-w."
5 “film ln mulling protly mphl [lrug
I'm-n, luu'l slaw!"
"You. And I‘m limiting forward in
‘tlw mun our”, noulw. Ilw‘ll look uu
"our and vlunm- tlw vouwmtzlnu
twlu'u l u-k lll‘l' ulml ulw did with tho
Iritut' I out“ but to pun." “tubing
éHm mutt.
l
..... 0
What "to; Fungi.
"l’m runny ll'nt'l'lrtl nlmut lllt‘ unity."
.uultl ,t'ounu MW. Jul-lino, "l'lllll’ll‘l‘tt
lwnl'l‘li‘ll tllmlll hut‘. too."
"In lli'l‘ ltvnlllt falling?"
“tilt. no: It‘s hw‘ ruturo llollu-rtt us.
Wu round hm- this minor day trying to
put llor tool in lwr umltlll. olul trn'l'v
llnllltl’tllllll'ur.» ’l‘rlllm.
A “ring tin-limo
Mr. Rnllklwoll lino of tho tlooroun
In your riturru lotion on nu» loony.
tin wont-til u mlmu‘ipllotl for tho l'n
llol’ at lilo Mowing poor. How l» mu
unduly muting out
3m. flnflmmmflfllfitttlltlli’l Wu'vo
limo untamed only it nor. mul in
that limo our romlpttt intro town near,
ly «mph to my tho otllwru' rulurlvr.
A mail rm moan.
m or:
. no of on oil! ‘
that.-
':I'Il‘vl'y limo n ll’llillll l-Juw llwl‘a- is
afraid ulna‘u going to grow up to ho u
"m
our WEAB' g _
Suits. Braided Eton otitttiéim
Jackets and Separhle Skim in all
the various elfccui ‘lhat and most
stylish and delightfully becom‘ng.
Dozens of different cloths. fitment
cut and dllfcrent ilnlsh that e trim
looking and genteel. bright and smart.
Monument of fashionable shades
and weave: that have been built up
tothe latest lines of ortlstlc garment
making. Ready to put right on and
wear. Easily chosen and quickly
filled. Reasonably priced.
It is impossible to imagine any-
thing more easy in the matter of rat-
isfactory garmant buying than the
facilities we offer this reason.
There’s a ‘completeness about every-
thing.
¢ LADlEfi' mourn”
May will be about the last month
forCarpels at the low prices which
have prevailedmpcrhaps not that.
When the advance occurs it will take
place quickly and beyond all question.
And it the new tarlli bill passes in its
Dteraeu' form. up the prices will jump
again. Those are two of the iacts
about Carpets.
For a whlic howcver. you can make
a little carpet history of your own
You can do your buying now and
then enjoy a little of the satisfaction
which comes from being on the right
side of the market. You can take
advantage of the lull before the storm.
And the pleasure irrevading the mill
probabilities wilfimoro than offset the
necessizy oi hastening action to meet
an emergency of this sort.
Trico Linen Suiting. A new'llncn
mTRISTRAMd HYATT,
~ No.3- .
' GAZETTE PHIL-DINO
lleAi-K. oouur
Ladles’.
Gents'.
“h: are showing our entire new line: of
Mlsnes’ 'and
Children’s
.. . . . _ UNDERWEAR!
TRlSTRAM &
fabric requiring no lining. lnlcrlinlng
or stiffening, whether for jacket,
waist or skirt. A saving of labor and
money as well as weight of one’s
garment Durable and stylish, and
slim}: for city. country. mountain
and seashore near-n 25 cents a yard.
,ltzviotsJ The demand for a high
grade Cheviot appears greater this
season than ever. To meet this de-
mand we have importcd from two of
the largsst Scotch manufacturers
their very newest effects in light
tzhevaotsu-Ozford. madms and basket
w-‘avcsmnl l9 25 and 33 cent: a
wet. No such goods were ever
shown by us unill this season.
Wash Goods department.
THE D. M. READ GO.
Full sire tiramcl beds, brass trimmed, s; 75
Hamlsomi: oak dining chairs, 5: each.
Oak rocktrs, £1 43 and $2.75.
Large aruh cherry rocker. cam: seat 81 Sr).
5 piece brbcatelle parlor suit, $23.
Solid cherry frame, inlaid bnz‘s,
N. P. -
to givc‘
SCC
, piece :ni!
)ur customers the benefit
Ladlos’ Underwear.
Lodier' jfarrry ribbed veotmizos 3, ‘l and 5, 5.:
Lndioo’ guru-y rillbl roots, whito and corn. lilo
bullet lttc lelitl'fl bed, tqnam nook and low nook
and short sleeves. 125.32
Ladios' lino Richelieu ribbed vow. lace trimmed. tit:
Lodies' lislu thread trusts, low nook and short sleeves,
white. L 25c
Lodios' Swil lisle vests. pink, blue, black. white and
new. . 25o
Ludios' line jarsoy ribbed vests, V neck. short sloove,
lace tril med, ' 39:
Ladieo’ lino Swiss lislo Richelieu, ribbed vests, pinlr,
blue, bll ck and white. ‘ ‘ 500.
Ladies' ribll d silk rests. pink, blue and white. 51).:
Lndim' purl sill: vests, white only 6321.0,
Lndies' lino ribbed wool rests. 73::
Ladltfo' medium weight wool routs and pants, 7.3!, $1. 1.50
Ludios‘ jam .57 ribbed pants. knee lengths. :25:
Ladieo' lino jersey ribbed lislu pants, 50c
Ladiou’ ultra all“ ribbed rests and pants, whim and
corn, 1 . 2.30
HVAT'?"
' SCOFIELD a. HOYT!
Wejhnvu just finished moving and are really for business in our
new qjuartel's, 83 Washington Street, South Norwnlk. Our Store
lsulilleil'mth n 0110100 selectionoi‘gomls ineverydepartments. Wu
will only name a. low articles as f'ollox-ts:
.ailk
We have always made a specialty of this department, but we are better prepared then ever this 563.503 to
attend to your wants.
Ladios' Swiss ribbed extra size vests, high neck, short
sleeves.
Lndies’ summer weight combination suits,
Children’s Underwear.
Children's medium weight vault and pants, iw-s ll; to :H
” gonzo vests nod punt-t, It; in :H
lloys' normal gray shirts and drawers. nll sir/u, "3.-
Boys‘ gonzo inn-o drawers. slurs :2! to :tl." “ ’
Mlusos' ribborl jersey vests,
25(-
50 and 75.;-
’ ' . l‘.“.. :
Mmos' tine ribbed Jorsry vests and pants, 3.73:
Gents’ Underwear.
Men's bnlbriggou shirts and drawers. 2:...
Men's medium Weight shirts and drawers. 27.1;
Men's hnn French balbriggan shirts and drawer-a. 50v
Men's medium weight wool shirts and drawers, 75c, $1. 1 50
Domestic Department.
Fora few days only we will :ell A lantic A sheeting
.‘l: oynrd. This is
just asgood.
. at
regular Atlanta A, not something
Norwalkfi Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g.
tapestry, $5 ).
A new inc of lawns and organ lics, 10c per yard-
lmnds )me porn-ms.
Stilts, for laoi-h' w tlSLS, 25c, 50c. 7:12, qgc,
_l.l;l:iuese Window draperies, 3 yllrlls long, 54 inches
\vule. £5 50, 8' 7;. 532.93
lhrgnmt in awry department.
a
icing settled in our two n :w stores at a mu it has expense that in prcviols years we shall endeavor
DFIELD 8: HOYT,"°"‘o‘.Z.§2.° P._...,°"“"""°° 5w" or theodore
W6:l
riding and Society
mo
in
prices.
purchased about .100
5 pct so inch all wool imperial tine
l
”Tm l
filrrn mull
grotto no,“ ~
. m tall war
or.
him at“ h". mi?
Pu ill outing ‘ls
rum
tau-ion at t“ gl
ognpuuy. M a ll
t o pro-lull. m
n ‘ ”with. am o
.l
“Will”, I. up lulu
190” u 13sz
‘ . ”Y“! | I. l “0 gr "flu W
of Mm?!” { on. by mt of mid
lmll to tut 3mm
Irwin mono All“ at
it In, at I”
Elihu ....
‘ oily.
ill“
{low
bowl:
till! :2 y
mm
m,“
am into tutt‘ ‘_
M
' ill .
, Us ‘
.3 ,
Dress Goat
Each and every one at uslwamls to dress well, and nothing pleases one more than in
tool that our clothes are both becoming and stylish. ll i9 with an idea of pleasing you
and at the sumo limo of doing tho lh'oss Goods business of South Norwnlk that wotluioly
. llho lztlout Spring Nut'oltil-s, will. We propose to offer thmn
this week at an especially low cool to you, bubbling you in bu y a dress that would be sly-
lish as well as oxlromly mod orolo in cost.
to pt)! all wool covert cloth. 38 inches with. what you finrl others uslv H» [Ti l“ in?“ white. mt llum weight for spring and summer wear, U
ing 45 to 50¢ per yard (or, we shall offer fol 33c» per yard. pin bend rhct kmn (litlcrcnt colorings, at 395: p“ yard; actually worth
well or any goods you would pay .I per ytrd for. and worth (m: pt r
yard. Now look It them out! than think if the price. we the yard.
118 Washington fitreot,
AU TION .ALI NOTIOI: Olly Tom.
of thuilit of South Nul’v
lit??? m?“
‘
:15!
pcs ob
, . double.
lWlll serge, malt: up and built as
Mo“... ”on”. ,
Thu tux
wulli or»:
of all lull
Mwmtor of than will of
A umhflrntm. «WI. printout to
an by mild til i. will on»
w Aunt it to t Idiom ‘
7 up. or 0891. other .
our] 3
. la ' t
hunt: ohm-73m?»
m .
WWW.
At t til» it! his limo”.
' ‘ mum 00qu of
albeit till lull. m3?» GI
out that?“ 0‘ M“
“do let. tm .
_. . .~ r dialling or «limit?
: usoutniolulls
mwmayr W”
W" mmgi
loud ”or
nod
lib W
l
ntrltel .
"not «1
m on»
“prawn thou .
moonlit.
I .
oz.”
by {
in on tho dollurdnltl on tho ul f
aluminum liptof lmlmtnvily marlin“ t
at Mil-u "all on Manila)" ultwlum lino
moor ni Much. lull}. alum the library
of amounts»? will on tho
dollorJold ottlu- unlrlllno. will its dun
arable on this lint do] of May. Mil.
tlulltluw l trill fowl" tin» mun M
’l‘ul'. lit‘ntxut. ”Hill. in
l'rllnlly Ill. ltw m» of Milo ill; per
unit it your from May l. Hm. will ho
rburuwl mo ull Milo mmrllnlnu unpaid on
and Ill-"Juno l.
lmltut
l'ollmtm ol mum of tlw llily of Knuth
numb .‘t’ormtllt. (”min . April l'lth. Mil
. RAYMOND.
‘ ‘ l l i .. I
The Sentinel can now offer inducements :0 parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announrcments, calling cards, etc. '
tagrous character.
in advance of printing.
, of a specially advan-
prtccs but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
The hithst grade of work at
Dress Goods!
:5 pctl .\\-er'on fancies, mmpxitingdificrcnt styles of weavcsondcdccts,
formerly brought from soc tu 75o the yard: there are some choice
bargain: in thus lot, the prion 39c pcr yard.
Extra SpecialmAll wool 36-inch Surges, ‘210 per yard.
THE SOUTH N0§WALK BOSTON STORE,
CIGI.‘ R VAN ALITVNI. ’rop.
, “South Norwolk,00nu.
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Luca Curtains
ifvm optimum for nutrition
tumultu- at alum notio- und u
portion: tut whrn new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!
llullond strut. “villi-malt.
limp m. a For“! and in will and for that»
and return without um chum.
m
WANT ANWH INC V
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on!“ m
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