"wine. the sub-
section at the nut
Episcopal church.
M 6:30 the twi-
‘ holed by Frederick
Murmur or no lie
is” Kev. F. E. Bot»
- pashnoi the Harwell:
willpreach in exchange
.fimith. I’l‘he new order
' . by the general com
1395. will he used at both
....
, . . byCharles Wakenian.
panduce merchant,iell
, 'Ickroad, this morn-
;itiway to South Kermit.
the harness. Luckily Mr.
find plenty oi rope in the
w 'entpnrarily repaired the
“ 'tjprogrammii is being ar-
ztite‘entertainmeut oi the
the East Avenue Metho
church. It will include
Diary numbers and solec~
. Iophoue.
Kuwait Howe. Co.’s ad.
of the Epworth untrue
East Avenue Methodist
night. and plans were laid
H A year. The entertain-
« . is arranging for two
month. ,
'jby has leased Miss Anna
Jubilant the end of the Bone
:hridge. and will open an ice‘
ind noniectitinery stand. .
, . , . ,
W W» Beach. 0! Water.
cedar bean PM. which. it taken care of.
strict: oi prairies in stone join. which
sic at the illustrated service given by J.
evening. All uninvited.
1...... mean a selling
will last tor years. lie has renewed his
have given accumulation.
M.
' v—Snlythe'a orchestra will furnish nin-
E. Jackson.» lion's Theatre, Sunday .
Dominick, Watkins & Dow advertise
refrigerators nt the coldest price! and oil
stoves at the hottest prices in tofu. The
arm is carrying a large stock at lawn
mowers.” mt.”
TEACHER" ANNUAL WIVEI'I’IOI.
I
About Four liuednd Insets Attendance at
I Billiard. Yesterday.
i'l'he twenty-seventh atmual conven-
tiou oi the Fairlield County Teachm'
association was held yesterday in the
High school building at Stamford.
About 400 teachers Were in attend—
ance. The morning newton opened at
9:30 o'clock with devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. l’. H. Vail. I). l).
The chair was occupied by W. C. Focte,
of South Norwnlk. president oi the as-
eociation. The High School Glee club
was heard in three excellently rendered
selections. This correlated of girls' and
boys’ clubs. l’residont lt‘oote then made
his appointments of committees on
nominations. neurology and meoiutioiu.
Miss Sarah Arnold. School supervisor
of Boston. was heard in an interesting
address on "Language in Primary
Grader.” ller suggestions as to them
struction of young children were i rigin-
al and forcible. At the close of the at”-
dressa discussion on the subject was
opened.
W. W. Porter. of Bridgeport. was
hoard in remarks on the Connecticut
Teacher-5' guild.
The afternoon erosion brought out
several interesting papers.
library Appropriations.
The appropriations for military or
whohu been visiting llr. and.
L . fl. Wu. returned home last
State encampment oi the
Any of the Republic. yesterday.
on George Robertson. oi '
‘ boulevard. is ill of rheuma-
s at! Riverside avenue
oil iltelast night. and made a big
W Bognrdue has moved from
street. Norwalk. to East Nor-
WM“ Faimhild. 0i Bette place.
; jutant-gonernl.
’ quartermaster—gencral’s department. sul-
ponses. as recommended. are as follows:
Adjutant-general. prim; assistant ad.
$3.030”; three clerks,
$3,400: expenses. oLootunarmed-general,
$1,000; expcntcs, 3m); pnymaster-goner-
al. $1,200; expenses. 6"»); pay oi C. N.
G. and governor's stall for encampment
oi "J; and ’98, 333.0”): {or May parades.
$10.83"; military enrollment, “.700; con—
tingent expenses adjntnntgenoral‘o do-
pirtment. H.500; community-general.
$1,201); otlice expenses. Slot); subsistence
for encampment ’nl and "JS, $37M”;
arias, Miami); care of public property,
$13,000; uniform ctmlpensntiuu, who»;
otlioers' compensation, $3,300: cure oi
arms, #25“): rilie ranges, 32,51»; for (.3.
N. (1).. 30,000; care of armories, $211000;
vet! I new Columbia bicycle.
BITIDNIL LOCAL NEWS.
mic Arlen Singing society will have it
tomorrow night.
9.3.“? g....,‘ _.__.;.3.: t. _, 5 .1“
ll Yilitinghis mother. Mrs. Sarah
Mal Welt
started on a two wr-eke' trip
.. Connecticut.
. ty best. prices lowest. Wheels.
:50- Norwnlk Hardware ()0.
00mm U. 8. wheels with any.
50 line here in stock.
directors at the Catholic club will
Inciting at :5 o'clock tomorrow
it
.I 0. Button is coniinod to her
”Mug Hill with an attack of
we”..- .. . ..
I. Mini and Arthur Ezekiel.
‘Wednorday night.
daughter of Peter Ward.
mini. died yesterday. of
~ amp. The funeral was
mica.
" , . oi the Nommnke Unu
fleet tor shells presenter! by
yoioand Hardware coutpany.
« . at the run” at Gregory
t... m... w ‘
Mr George Ntckersou. who
”find to his home for about
with aoomplloatlon oi dis-
file to walk to the port-other.
week.
mint esotulus ot the
. institute. which latte
“I“! 5W. Will he I
or one hundred of F. s.
‘ unholauwillheprmnt.
finite-iris: killed by be.
We! In. Heels.
H “II We ”a"
tilt-Its thelcrtralh
"Mi m 3'.
“ii W; Hill
V
Hall. the traveling pool can,
h and Marshall Smith
armory rents. $16,000; ammunition.
”1.5m; transportation, $125M)”: uniform
Igrepairs. moon; arrvnal repairs. 2w:
lattice expense. $700: new nuiiorms.
3:04am; contingent expenses. $500: naval
l militip. Molly.
Mass to lie Victims.
«Special to the Sontlncll
, Paris, May KwA requiem "[th fur
‘ the repose oi the souls of the victims oi
the tire at the Charity Bazaar was said
at' noon today at the Cathedral .oi
lNotre ilamc.
! DOTS AND DISHES.
3 New York. May n.—~-Ttw l'uitml
States monitor Terror pasted out to sea
this morning for target practice.
New York. May it. «Arrived. steamer
tit. lnnie from Southampton,
, itin rather remarkable that on mm
and tho eunw dny recently in two diiior-
mt hmniuphorm attempts Wt'l't' nmdo to
onrrmunto the «hint ran-ruliw-e of two
nation-o, Kind llumlwi‘l nl’ Italy and
i‘iwitlrut llordu oi' t'ruguuy. Most liti-
rue-ins of hinge and pl'l'tiltit'illli in thin
g: tli‘ltliltlil haw int'tl monks and innat-
iwp. like (illiit‘ttll and lllv’llttll’tit'n'l' oi
i’lt‘lflitll‘lli. t‘autnl in Willow and tho
ltlliltllt' “it“ n it w yearn ngo ultut'ltrtl
Qumn Victoria. Ui thin mm woe tho
noumu'lorwho dmv the dagger on
King Humbert. 'l'ho unfortunate man
‘had no work. and this may harm mud-
idonul him. 'lflu- Milli" intmticium and
crank tmtionu at-vm to hate brmxh-d in
the brain oi thoyouug inauwhoiried
Ioulumt President litmlu of Uruguay.
lie was s utndout with n l'lllily old to»
volvor that could not hit anything. and
till for as could be undermined ho hull llu
grudge oi any kind again“ the prowl-
Ilcnt.
«mm 4......” _. .mw
Turkish soldiers are mange men. It
a clivialon of American or European
titanic hail lit't'u lighting without asleep
or loud for as hours and their culti-
munder should appeal to their ulntraet
love of tied to urge them to further et~
tort. My smell Would tall flatter than
a dead level. lint alter the Turks! bed
captured mimics pm‘ sud taut entered
lesuaty. hunpry. ttllllllliotl and sleepy
in they won. tin-re was mill a limit
bin-trimaran mar by to is» taken. they
naturally «trained Wearily and with
«dust. not when their amoral. Jones
Wendi. called to than). "All who love
tied monogram- to the main" titty
long. m...
amnion, 8 a. in : homing Prayer and-
sermon.
tt ,..ai‘ .Klilueioledhy
it.~;v‘tllt.,.l§§ r'dtllilliili'log... Mir
{from one it... on scrotum... 9.
' Food tor hear. how: and brain.
.Wfltmfi ”gnaw ‘ .. BPEGI‘LB ‘ I, ’
snow to rat contract. IN
9 madman-runner.» "r
m" datum. not: Bwowano
Grace church Sunday, Holy Coin
10:30 a. in: Sundae school.
13:15 p. in; evening ssrvl 7:80 p. In”
when tiounod’s “By Baby n's Wave"
will besnug‘by the vested choir.‘ The
services will be conduritod by the Rev
B. H. Baldwin. oi New York.
First Baptist church. RE. tumbler,
pastor. Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on "Lott in Chargewr. Stewards
o! Ghriat." In‘the evening. the Rev. A.
J. Smith. of the East Norwallt Moth!»
dist church. will preach. All aminvit-
rd. Young people's meeting at (5:30.
Subject. "Moons from the Ascension"
i-Aots i., Mi. leader. Calvin Smith.
At the Men's Sunday Evening club
meeting in the South Norwolk Congre-
gational church. Sunday night, Rev. 0.
11. Board will give "The Backbone oi
the Thing." lilies Annabel Nash will
sing uncle. “wed Kindly Light." and
Jesse Hopson hm Miss L’ttlejohn will
play duets on the violin.
Trinity church services for week be.
ginning May nth. third Sunday aiter
Easter: izloly Connnunion. n a. 111.;
Sunday schwl, 9:45 a. “1.; Morning
Prayer. iiitany and sermon; It a. in;
Evening Prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. in.
Friday. Evening Prayer and sermon,
7:30 p. m. The root-or will oilioiato.
The services at the Calvary Baptist
church,Watcr st rrct, Norwnllr, will oom-
mcnce as inllows: Morning service, it
o'clock; Sunday school. i p. m.;
Christian Endeavor, mo; i-Irening ser-
vice. Hit). The pastor will oiilcintn.
Rev. D. W. Hart, oi Wilton. will
preach at the South Nonvalk Baptist
church. tomorrow morning, in exchange
with the pastor. Christian Endeavor
meeting at tlzllo. hitching service. with
preaching hythc pastor. at 7330. Sub-
ject. "A Kingdom liz-inserl.” All are
welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
itov. A. S. Kavanagh. pastor. Preach-
ing by the pastor at “1:34! a. m. and
75:41pm. The pzi'tor's morning sub-
ject will be. "The Patriot of Situation."
In the evening the pastor will preach
the second sermon in tho. hridcproom
series. Subject, ”The Bridegroom
Found" .\t the evening z'orvico tho
ioilowiug musical inflections Will be run-
dercd: Anthem, "1 Will Lift up Mine
Eyes.“ Holden: nntlmu. ”llvar my
. Prayer." Sonthard: solo, "Tho Voice oi
Jesus.” Frank (Interlock. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
At Knudsen Hall, Sunday afternoon
prices. Lovely sets and single ani-
INBI'I Shinto"! shapes and new
den. Oncol‘the choicest collections‘
oi pretty close goods that we» have
ever shownwpretty and low priced.
Sets consisting of Sugar. Cream.
Butter and Spoon Holder, [or 25
cents' another line int 50 cents;
finest grade 85 cents.
Berry Dishes. 5, 8 and to cents;
large ones to. 20.30 and 35 cents.
Water Sets-6 glasses and pitcher
nvery handsomeoior 65 cents a set.
Extra tine Water Bottles, 45 cents.
Quart Pitchers 25 and 39:.
Wine Sets—6 glasses and jug—-
tor 65 cents. Extra line ones 98c.
the set. Condiment Sets for 25
Cents. Oil Bottles l0 and t9 cents.
Cheese Dishes 58 and 79 cents each.
The above are all the very best pro-
ductions in this line ; so much so that-
we have made the different assort-
ments complete in every way.
5mm WAIST MATERtALS :
1.. a.
‘ f
are he: i
Housefurnishing
TRISTRAM &' HYATT,
0 9 n e
. TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
; can-nu: comma
womanhoowm.
on Cloths and Mattings.
As spring approaches and With it comes warm weather. the thought :1
HOUSE CLEANING is uppermost in the minds of all, housekeepers.
Right here we Wish to say that we are showing the largest line of Oil
Cloths and Mattinga and that our prices on them we guarantee to be
right. We have the very lust make of (ill Cloths in all widths and in
all qualities from throweapest to the very best. In mailings we have a
lot! line of Chinese and Japanese, both in straw and cotton warp in all
the newest patterns.
Dept.
It you find that your kitchen or china closet wants replenishing, we are
prepared to fiurnish you with anything in that line that you may require.
This week We are making a special sat: in Granite Ware. These goods
are all first quality, not imperfect or 51 conis. "
Square pans, lO rents
l’ie plates. 10 cents
Milk pans. to tents
Pudding pans. 10 cents
Deep cake pans, 10 cents
Cu p5, to cents
Wazh basins. :0 cents
100 feet clothes lines. “ 13 cents
3~p§cce sets bread. Cake and-kitchen knivc 18: set
3 piece garden set, roc and My:
Norwdlk. Connecticut
Gazette B’l’d’g.
Light Cambrtc 5c. yd.
Fancy Lawns 5c. "
Percale-26—ln. 7c. “
Zephyr Gingham l0c.
Striped Dlmlty l2§c. I '*
Jacongt l2lc.
F'rencl‘ Cambrlc l25c. -'
English Percale t2lc.
Grass Linen l5c, "
Silk ‘Glnghams l9; "
imported Checkr 25c.
Irish Dimlty 29c.
Anderson’s Cheviot 33c. ~
Alt-Linen Batiste 37in "
Swan 3 la Violette Toilet Soapm-Sl
:am in a box—2 boxes for 2.3
coats, Brooke‘s Crmton Ccispns
SCOFIELD &HOYT
We have just finished touring and are ready for business in our
Full size enamel beds, brass trimmed. 84 75
‘ Handsome oak dining chairs, 5' each.
link rockers, 81.45 and 8
Large arm cherry rocker. Can: seat $2 39.
5 pitce brocatellc parlor suit, $13.
Solidchcrry framennlaid back. 5 piece suit, silk
7...
- ’3-
now quarters, 83 Washington Street, South Norvalk. Our store
is filled with a choice selection ofgoods in every departments. . We
will only name a few articles as follows:
I
tapestry, $5.").
A new line ill lawns and organ lies, 10¢ per yard;
lumis mic patterns.
Silks, for indie-5' waists. 25c, 50C, 75c. «)5 L.
jnpnocsc wind-Hr drapmcs, 3 yard: lung, 54 inclr 5
wide. 8! 50. S: 75. $2.93
largains' in every department.
N. B «ll sing settled in our t vr: new stores at a much lots expense than in prcvio is years we shall endcav "I
to give our customers the broom
SCOFIVELD a Hov o...
large 3.2:. 65:. a both».- lam-9:
Bouche. for cleaning the teeth ,,s:i:;...
at 3:15. Rev. Edward Bennett will
Come and bring your friends. Bright
1
'11..» Rev. C. W. Shelton, one men—i-
tary of the Congregational Home llié.
sionanv atx'iety. will preach ot the
South Norwulk Congregational church.
tomorrow morning. His subject will he
"The Meaning of Home Missions in ”or
Nation's bile and History." The pus-
tor will conduct the lit'l'i‘it‘e.
IIN‘orwnlk lllethmliat. Kev. F A Son-
livid. pastor. Preaching srrviccn at l0;.:o
and it! into. Topic of warning acrmuu.
"'l he llitwraihl the Sweet " ‘l‘ho ovon‘
lug sermon will be addressed to the
ladies oi tho church, ceremony illd
King'a ilaughture and kindred awietlce.
The topic Will he. “Thu h'vw Woman;
or.'l‘he Woman-ii the 'l'u'entirth i'cn-
tury."
Ilieolouo oi the morning M-rvicu and the.
lipworth Hague at 6:30 ill lllv wetting
A cordial invitation to extended to the
public to attend any of these services.
Market norm Firm.
on. t..’l‘lm sentinel.»
opetmt tlrtu Auhison. W4: auger.
11.34,; (lliimigo gas. mug; Burlington.
tolled
°°§§'
.School
Supphesl
or ALL sinus AT
I. H.
PLAISTE D's.
m_menamm .
43' Washington Intel.
$1.
speak. Subject, "Tho Hood Shoplionl.’ l
The Sunday school uill meet at
New York. May liw‘The atwk market
74‘.;Hl.i’anl. 73%.: Northwrmt. toot“;
l..outsvllle. 442.: Western l’nlon. lulu;
Wheellngdrhoko Etta. t: New Jersey
size l7 cents. large 32 cents
Wedding and Society
The Tolist department campus-e
.so many things that are really good
that n p 3 NW“? place 10‘}???
"My bpcq'lnfltflhlle. M r
THE D- .M. READ GO.
if ‘l "
,1
- w-
e
118 Washington Street,
"it“ i
Public notion ht hereby given to all per
urns interstitial tn the ontrstruotlon and mo
temtuu oi the Somali: Street llnllwnv
outnpnuy. null-tunic track railway. from
the precept terminus at its trmxk in Mun»
«instruct. in thin city. through. over and
upon the Millicent Prints an preaches and
the West Demos: own?" not too groutnlu
«Him ".5” .il.& i. ll. it. (30.. in
riprlim simt. cooperation. by way at mid
approaches. the Iymrt in until simttu
nonunion two to ultloumoany, that a
nubile hear it upon the plans and stroll
notion outwit a tothomayoruod (form
oittonrniuquutmll. utthlu oily. by said»
coin or. for such monitor-min and «x
tons on. which don- and application are
new on tile in i luntfluol‘t m «up clerk.
where they may he mu will he and by
t ins crawl coup oi tlrrtrltiml (:uun»
at at Pun oil it timber. in t is i ty.
mine :1. try Huh. twat“ outwit
F. l
.Mth lunatic (loam. liar 4th. mt.
, omen to Tax wilt
m. .......... «my»... W. .. A
W» W
4.x 4, ». csciitiucl’tawcrinducemco
‘i 4!“ n a .- m”%g invitations. n, uuccmcut$;.calh
..'t.,._ or; ,0. gait.
.
A} ,u.‘ . .~.
Dress Goods!
Each anrlcvory one of us wants to dress well, and nothing pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes are both becoming and stylish. .
and at the some limo of doing the brass Goods business of South N orivnlk that we lately
purchased about .100 pcs ot the latest Spring Novelties, ole. We propose to offer tlwm
this week at an especially low cost to you, enabling you to buy a dress that would be ety-
lish as well as extromly moderate in cost. ‘ '
l0 pcs all wool covert cloth. 38 inches wide, what you find others ask- to rm 48 inch wide. medium weight {or spring and summer 'wcar, t f
mg 45 to 50¢ per yard for. we aim]! otter for 33c per yard.
5 port 50 inch all wool imperial tine twill‘scrgt. make up and look. as
well as any goods you would pay it per yard for. and worth (IDC per
yard. Now look at them and then think of the price. we the yard.
Extra Special.~—~All wool 36-inch Surges, 210 per yard.
to parties desiring-engravedm'ci
‘ ‘b'ard‘s, etc.,' of a slittinlly‘adva
taboos character. "Thehighgst graddoi work at prices, but a' very littli:
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices. -. > .-
, ._.... .-
u .
1
Dress Goods l '
it is with an idea of pleasing you
pin headchcrksjn didcrcnt coloringi, at 39: per yard; actually wurlh
0 double.
:5 pull .\vcrion fancies. comprisingdidercntstyles of wcavcsand elicits.
formerly brought from sec to 75¢ the yard; there are some choice
bargains in this lot. the price 39¢ per yard.
THE SOUTH NORWALKBOSTON STORE,
OIOROC R VAN ALITVNI. Prop.
SENTIIEL
All.
South Norwalk, Conn.
._ . ”mm .4... .mwnwflw.
Lace curtains
Ellery appliance for ilntnhmu
Curtains at abort notice null t l
twrt‘octly as when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!
itsellsod Street. uniti‘leresit.
thou or elitism and we will send tor thmu
.m.t return without extra untrue.
NOTlGI: city Tsaes.
‘l'lmlnanuyoru oi thci‘ll oi that”: Not
mulknru hon-h uoiilimltmv the olivmx
ut Six miileout iwlullurJttlrI on the rural
armament lie! oi mum unity innetiughold
at Artur: Hall on hindiuou street, on tho
'lilrd day of March. lsiltl. him the library
9 mod Ina oi one-onurter mill on tho
tlollurJuhlatilw sometime. will he tltltt
and myrthloon the HM lluyoi May. tutti.
ntwidoh time I will mmivn the some at
‘l’nt: liltwllh‘tél. (it‘l'ltl‘. n: \i'ushlugtvm
«trout. l’i-tmtlv at the rate of nine WI per
l‘l'ili n yoarimm May kiwi, will he
channel on all little l'mtmliilnfl unpaid nu
amt ulterdtitw i. new
ltlllllliil'l‘ it, Ml’l‘Cliill.l..
[indicator oi loser oi the City at math
Somalis.
H‘mill Somalis. Comp. April tithfill‘ml. ~
, . " '" WANT ANYTHING?
D. W. RAYMOND. ”WW ,, “Ml-
Funeral Director ammonium:
and Intel's".
Evening '
es Viacom ”my .
“Minot. . .
Norwalk Chronicler