. After the
of Milford. who purchased
Man. of Dr. Parker. is
. ,and will soon take
uncaring of Mayflower
, , company will beheld
”company' s headquarters
avenne Officers will be
other important business
All members are expected
Brown.wifo of John W.
thismorning at her home
street. She leaves. besides
.ten children. Charlel.
Edward. George. Louise.
Edith and Florence. She
IfiftyIfirst year. The funeral
Wednesday afternoon.
th services Word of an
.intemsting character, yes-
the East Avenue Methodist
nrch. The pastor preached
I illustrated sermon in the
mm the subject announced,
“ ." The Revival baud meet-
’ evening. led by Fred Ray.
_ failed joy and gladness and
attended. At: .30 Rev. RE
Wed an able. discourse
no of the Last Sayings of Christ
‘Father. Forgive Them "'
miewod the providentinl
’o and historic work of the
' and vividly described the
lentil; Calvary, clmtiug Will]
, appealfor all to accept the
' weredreassd in white. In the morning
the members of the class received Ho‘y
church, yesterday, the pastor preached
Revs. Hem , fists-Z!
in St MI. church. ‘
rather Winters islttlonth Neural]: as
turday for Wilmmgton Batman. to no
load the lnstallet‘on otaoiassmsts at
In. Charles colleen. mum. .
p “ “Mal fl. Itn’l-
A class of about two hundred and any
was confirmed last evening at St. Mary's
church. by Bishop Tierney. The girls \
communion.
At the Kuwait Congregational
two interesting sermons to large con-
negation. In the morning his topic
was "The Sabbath Question. " His
text was Isaiah Iviii . 18,14. In the
evening theaubject was "The Law of
True Greatness." Text. Matthew xx .
26. The choir, with Prof. Alex 8. Git-
son as organist and musical director.
rendered a pleasing musical programme.
N... “no...
tacit "email congregational.
A very large congregation attended
the service of the Men‘s Sunday Even-
ing club in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church, last night. The special
music included two violin duets by
Jesse Bopsou and Miss Agnes Little-
john. who also accompanied in the
congregational singing. Their playing
was skillful throughout. the “Prayer to
the Madonna," by Gordiginu. being
given an especially artistic and sympa-
thetic interpretation. Miss Annabel
Nash sang Bhopard's-“Lead Kindly
Light," in a charming manner. " The
pastor’s sermon on “Backbone" was a
very helpful discourse. In the morning
Rev. C. w. Shelton. field secretary of
the Congregational Home Missionary
society. gave an interesting address on
the society a work.
WINNIPAUK
William Britto was taken with I: lit
yesterday, and fell to the ground. His
face was badly out. Assistance was
rendered and he soon recovered.
The Fair Grounds are being put in
shape by George Stevens. who has
charge of the place. The track will be
put in good condition and race. will be
held as soon as the work is completed.
The ground» will also be let for picnics.
games. etc.
It is reported that George Stevens will
have charge of the bicycle store which
fall atonement made for sin
music rendered by the «luau-I
lpth spiritual and helpful
WEE tan Monorail
Belfridge. aged one year.
y afternoon on board II coal
M Call Dollar Murphy u dock at
find. The child was born in
L ,.N 5., but at the time of her
W- ”rod in Elizabeth. Undertaker
hadcharge cfthe burial. whiImb
pleas, yesterday. in Roton Iiiver'
ck Shaw. Mho committed sui-
Flil handles. saturday. had com
of illness and was troubled with
“it MI head. H. J. Leach. of
is I. who is visiting his mother.
out tooall on the neighbors. III-
lhaw' a house and was told by
”Miler husband was In a
. having gone out an hour or
_ saw Shaw in what seemed to
Mon posture. and at that
its was shaving. Going closer.
that he was suspended from II
in udinary clothes-line. one end
L mmaredto the post in ii
at the upper end. while the
, VII fastened about his neck
The body was cold. This
M a. In. The suicide was burn
all htsllfe in whatis called the
In old~fashionsd residence
uh. near the house of Rome
5‘ timer: on Home Heights
' twill»! and three children-I»
_. Show. who lives at the
3 Andrew Shaw and Mrs
I of W. Dalian“.
‘ minor. investigated the
of the opinion that the man
when he hung himself.
. candidatssfer mambo“
. m evasion. in m
I . tantalum Kilt-airflow
Team manners of or.
lines wars hem death not»
bishop punished
WMwWW-W*- .. a. n. Wm
sinners, by Christ upon thei
. Entering the woodshed.‘
Fred Ambler. the enterprising bicycle
'IdIaler of Norwalk, will or» II III New
liiauaan. I
l Fivecars were run from St Mary's
.Iehurch for thII accommodation of Win
inipnuk people who attended the con-
firmation services last eiening About
twenty persons from this place were
continued. The cars were stalled about
’ton minutes, one of them' In front of the
‘re-. deuce of lienrylhndle, another at
'the top of the hill. the remaining cars
'beiug ut the head of Main street.
" I
l ‘ Found Deal is Bad.
; Mrs. Ann L Solleck. of Norwalk
was found dead in bed yesterday morn-
lug. Medical Examiner Burke was
summoned and gave aver-dict of heaIt
lfailure. Deceased was a well known
‘colored woman. in the eighty seventh
lyear of her age The funeral wiilbo
iheld tomorrow afternoon.
s i
I HIRPERS IAOAZIIE
In 1897.
Fiction: '1'” E MAli’l'lAN. the new one
ul by m1 hlaurier the eagerlv crowned Imu-
cessor to "'l'rilbtv. ’lwguu ill ”I tuber \‘Iuo
ber. won. with I ltlnimiluua from the au-
lllorsllmwiugs. .\ new novel ll, l‘rnull
it Stockton tlei‘vlullllx u "nth (’outury
lieuuissmuzv llllluf'lllllilltl‘ulllt allllnlltms
uudvhnrnotseristieally illustruml A Pair
oil’uiieut llll\".trtl by William limo limv-
Iells. miner ulrikluguovnlcues IIv AIIIIr
:tcauuuthom Short uiiil'lvoll Mark To do
i ’l'bmnnn Nell-on Paige. lilI uml llerlluu
Illavla Uwou ll luster. .lolm Kendrick
linings. liulh MIluII-ry Smart. 0 tan-
'l‘luuml Mary lI.. \i’llklue and otlIoI pop
ulur writs-rs
Science: i'lioryof the Program oi Fit-l
euvedurlu the mill ('«utur. a series of
lpuiwrs by |‘ Henry smith Vllllums .sup
ploureuml by contributions on s
subjects by expert scientists. Artlcns on
the relations of vurloua lnychoiogloal
tunIIifI-alallous to physiology by De. Mi
Ills-w W.il.mu
aAmerican lIeaiures: 'l‘he Mexico of To-
a aortas by ('lmrm l- impinil s.
up aeudltlly illustrated-«the result of It re
cent visit to Mexico. undertaken tor liar
psr'n Magazine. \lesiooln pro eminently
a silver pnsluelun country. and Its mono»
tarp operations rest entirely on s sliver
basis. itwtogm the keen discussion of
certain mmnomlo problems in wuuect ltuu
with issues. of umut importance in Must
can polities. these pa net-s will command
usrsl atwutlon. msvieauli l-Iturloah
Matters hv Womlrow '.llwn John line
MacMustsr and James Barnes. , The trns
story oi nhsrlolauu lilds.b "en it a.
:nfltgmm (lontlnuatlolt of lowslls l’sr
tumultuous oi moment literary
Africa?
III the tint: While Mdu‘ a M
sles. a” fill illustrated series of paints!)
titan-nit or wth
it to»
on it?
Eastern ii
noel
m y vial rt” tbs sutho
n and [drawn
um
5:! insou “With.“ be full
themed (lore tlou o the
via. lllunr‘ajfim by
I ”new intent: one
«mm M!
ii MM” this
,. .. tbs "El-s
nus do" an mitt tri
Atriummtfllm t ow ole livid of
u exploitation of that wants
mm.“ by urethra lien"
on in
of
v. I
. ma... ~.
Have a fraternal 'l‘lms Together and an
‘ In for a lirotlserly tbhavg.
In attendance upon the recent inaugural
ball at Helena, Mon. was it. H. Decker
of the Billings Grimm and A. K. Yerkes
of tho Iiozeumn Chronicle. two men who
would reflect credit upon journalism‘nnr
where. They roomed togetluur During
the evening of the ball Orpheus F. God-
dard was aeutout to buy aomu white neck-
ties, but returned with the information
that. while he found It more open. the pro
printer could not sell him nihiug. as it
won after hours nnd he was afraid of a
boycott.
This announcement unused more or less
wild deinmutlon. especially wlu u “onward
pulled out n ruvxktle and quietly remarked
that he took it when the proprietor \valin' t
looking and would pay him for"; in the
morning. It was not until Goddard bud
fished out two more. similarly obstructed
from the store. that Becker agreed to ni-
tend the hull. Then he discovered that he
needed II shove.
“Oh. that" soil right, " said Yerkes. “I
hate II minty with me . and I ll give you a
shave tlmt'll mulw you think I ought to
bore been a barber."
"What in the name of heaven is a safe-
ly"!".tmltl Becker.
”Never you mind." said Yerkes. “Just
lle hunt in the chair and go to sleep. I'll
wake you up when l got through."
lch- kerlui back while \Irkes pinioned
his hands lulilnd tlu choir and went at
him with it lawn mom- r razor. It was Is
heard of n wwk‘s growth. and the oper-
ator pulled and armed with vigor, During
thmwrupo. through whirh llIIII-kcr yelled
itflil swore :rurl shill l-I‘tth’. II mun front the
nt'xl room room in and melted:
"Whit! in thunder are you tearing the
paper oil the null for?"
This: did not disturb the luun-rturlurlylo
Yorke; "I"! hit. but it mud» lurker Kiri-uh
pin-:ul and threaten it" the border. Never-
theless YeI'keolIIIlcl his vlwlm down and
Shltit'il him ion :lllléll. 'l‘lu‘u hI-r-Imnrkml:
“l liowu’l any lIIIy mm. or, in fort. any»
thing In put on tlIut l'illllllt‘lllilli'l‘. lie-IIkIIr,
loll I wont to any that tho lam Would turn
all mine nil :l I'ul'tli‘t‘oiii l'. If it lMtiit'l
been for [be l'IuIL I‘Imt llm barber slurp»
IvIIo .Ill IIlII “It‘ll :md the we 'd low II II. rotor of
II lonIotI Ii :~l\:II\IluriIII1l slII: vial you, l
IIIvIr Would III no vi: III! with Ilu )U'L '
“in-it llm l. or gut lild in :.Ilh lI- mi. up
'III ”III floor with II Mid look, and said:
"In: tlmt s what you mil It minty. is it‘:
ii'ril. luxim lul-‘ily (but l'tl rut-hrr how
my \xlIie‘MIN pullwl out by acorn eEIIIllI-r
I-vIIrf: limo."
“\i'l.) -. ' asked twin-a.
gmdl“h:1\v-."
“ \‘I‘n m't 11m: at
" A good Illui‘efl” I'I-llul l5! I'luIr. "\illi'.
u {III l'l the snow of lll’fli' .l IIIIIl ("trill (”M l‘
limb! of .I IInII H In: ~bzlwgl rhino-4i
lul'mr."
“Wl‘ll. I ll lII' ('II‘M' l.“ Yi‘l‘lw-i l‘o'plltil
Ii’IlI lli‘. “l ilwngli .l lmil mv I‘liIIIlw-tl
psrllllllllllu by IiII- u;_:. I ll! lIIIIleIIl IIIId
kII' lml ' ~ H: b II. I lIulII [ll “(it til.
“Illu Mir sapphire.
’l‘hs I'i'l on I Yllli fills". in 1 union .1 I:- :II
of ~III-l1 l't‘lttlll'lilllllll I-i.II- .Iml luktiil‘f Elut'
i’-»_\'.‘ll :II.Il other lLllllHlllllf‘l‘o‘ are "wally
quit» IIvIIIII Il .llIUllI' i mul Mini! is Illi :IIII.
l! l)‘ I! ,. llll \ ltIIlIIII .lugu' \ilwn um- “I lie II'
It'llill I-r “I?! l mom Il..~ rat and In rimplv
ulIIplI III his «I» II ltmlz .‘ll'l‘i‘xlul ",V pun-lure
'1!in IluI IlrI-ml'nlli' itx'll'lt"'l\t' M! of ~4on
lo IIIlIIIIrIIlugi-Im the II uIIIl is ylmplvn illu-
H‘lli'llllt‘litll Htl'llllllulliii foruIleri it is“
"‘lill‘ mixphmv.” whom [will umy "\le in
ilw Irrinn or I'IIy‘loo, \vluIrII llI‘h Illltl l‘illlll‘
frvIIII. luzl ”I" ”III Him lI::~ Ili‘il'Il" lts‘t‘li won
ln'lorv ilIo I'll'illl‘rk ul illilllli’r‘tlltlll are n-
;zlirIlIIIl III ill‘I‘lill'lll)’ mull .\fi photon:
storm. go. ilizs unppll’lr-I ‘I‘na III-outer. he
log .‘I llls'lll‘!‘ in l'll‘t‘lllllll'l‘l‘lli‘l' IIIIII m lob
mg "will I-IIrIIhI no {I‘llllll‘h lure lur lluI lit-l1
home no for Ilw liI-w-m diamond and
lill for ilw ilrloli. The Hour. whirl» is
will to lll‘ flawless. is alumni in its nulltml
male. not out in llii't‘l“, iui Invlivalinl "t‘ll
IIIIlmI-lmu.” In use Ill-I lupulury's term. he
I-buiw ii: llmt Ill on irregular mun vnutulul
ut ilu- lop. l'luwulnl‘ is pnb- lllln'. I-lnlulml
with it dIIllIIult' while mist or lime-mess.
\t’lIIIII lighted from Itlnwr. air out“ ring.
owr Hello.» "we owe! oi the Ilitt'ii. a char
IuIlI-rlallII wills-it giro-a thin variety of out»
[Ililm tls mumn lino nil-lendi- tll'fl'i‘ill'uillt'
arm on lIuILiiiu like the pole of It “dirty
lIlIIo “lobe, wlI ll varying llmm of longitude
shooting out in silkI-n ilnllwa toward n
mbeiI-ul equuwrut lla lam. When u Halo
is [rim-Isl nu melt Iltlunf it. three distinct
slurs Appear. which I'bangsvwltll ilw move~
"rent“! the lllumlrmnts. The nine supp
plIlI-o is claimed In be imp-mime of indie
lion and is out in hanlum in the din
Inomi. 'l'ho ancients ascribed to limo
stones the tniwer of bringing grand luck.
owed her cheques“ «a much to the pmnIsI
siou of a star samIlIlro as to the cIIloaIlul
brightness of her eyes. ”New Y ork 'l'lnm.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
AND
School
OF ALL KINDS A?
a. ti.
PLAIGTE we“.
more
Item-III
and there la a legend that Helen of “Hwy
Supplies! ‘
tantrutsuemoz
{New that. lva shapes and new
prion, Lovely sets and single arti-
cles. Oneal the chalcest collections
at preilyllm mode that we have
ever shown—sweuy and low priced.
‘Selsisonslstlug of Sugar. Cream.
Butter and Spoon Holder lor 25
cenis’noolher line for 50 cents;
finest grade 85‘ cents.
Berry Dishes; 5. 8 and I0 cents:
large ones 10. 20. 30 and 35 cents.
Water Sets-6 glossars and pitcher
-—-very handsome—for 65 cents asel.
Extra line Water Bottles. 45 tools.
QuartPlIchers 25 and 39:. _
Wine Sets—,6 glasses and jug—
loI 65 cents. Ema tine ones 98c:
the set. Condlment Sets for 25
cents. Oil Bottles, l0 and l9 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—
mems, complete in every way.
SHIRT WAIST MATERIALS :
«one:
T
,Housefurnishing
1 Dev “nouns
RISTRAEM 5T, HYATT,JT A
Oil Cloths and Mailings
[is spring approaches and with
OASET‘EK I I "DINO
”3‘...
I t?”
(1/.
it comes warm weather. the thought of
HOUSE CLEANING is uppermost in the minds of alithonselrccr ers
Right here we wish to soy that
Cloths and MatIings and that our prices on them we
we are showing the largest line of Oil
common to be
right. We have the very best make of Oil Cloths in a l widths and in
all qualities from lllcClcapcsl to the very best. In mattings we have a
full line of Chine= .c and Japanese, both In straw and cotton warp in all
the newest patterns.
Dept.
1
if you find that your kitchen orchina closet wants replenishing. we are
prepared to finruish you with anything In that line that you may require.
This week we are making especial sale In Granite Ware. These goods
are all first quality,1lot imperfect or St conds.
Square pans,
Pic plates.
Milk pans,
Pudding pans.
llccp cake pans,
Cups,
Wash basins.
mo feet clothes lines,
3-piecc sets bread, cake and kitchen knivc
3 piece garden set,
n
10 cents
10 cents
whom
10 cents
10 cents
10 cents
IO cents
I 3 cents
18c act
. . roc and ma
TRISTRAM d HYATT
Norwalk, connecticut
Gazette B’l'd'g
Savou a la Violene ‘l'ollet Soap-3
was in a box—2 boxes for 2’:
cents Drueke‘s German Cologne
large" size. 65¢. a bank. Rince
Boucheior cleaning the teeth ; smaLI
size 17 cents, large 32 Cents,
The Toilet department comprisesI
so many things that are really good
Ihat II is a splendid place to stock up
every once In a while
THE} D. M. READ co.
:Solid cherry frame, Inlaid back, 5 piece suit, silk
13.1 rgaI nI .
Light Camhue . 5c. yd. ' ‘ “W “M “*"r
Fancy I Lawns 5c. ..
Percalt~26-ln, 7c. ..
Zephyr Gingham lOc. ..
S‘I‘P‘i“ “WW :2... “ We have just finished moving and are 1' elm y for business In our
’ C at l2 c. ..
:3; Camer, mic __ new quarters, 83 Washington Street, South N orwulk. Our stm 0
English Percale l2 c. ,. is filled with a choice selectiouof IIoods in over do Izu'tmouts. W o
l’ E ‘
5"“ “M" .‘5CI " \vIll only come a few articles as follows:
SM Ginghams l9c. .. Full size enamel beds, brass trimmed. $4.75 ‘ tail stry,'s50.
imported Check? 250 I Handsome oak dining chairs, fit each. A or: dint: of lawns and orgaurlies, Ioc per yard;
Irish Dlmlty 29c. .. §0ak rockers, 81,45 and 82.75. _ “$313311?! pitta?“ 2 c oc . _ ~
Anderson‘s Cheviot 33c. > .. i Large 3”" cherry rocker, cane 5““ 8' 89' lupadcsc wimlow drapérigs’; yfiIrchlIlbag, 54 lnCll’S
AllILlnen Batiste 37”. .. I, 5 plt’CC brocatcllc parlor suit, $13. ' W ide, 53 5° "I 75' $1 93
in every department
N. B viking settled in our two new stores at a mu In less expense thuu' In previous years we shall cndcav II
to gch our customers the benefit
SCOFIELD 8: HOY
,Next to the Papal-r Shoe Store of thoodoro
Olson...“
Wedding arid Society
W
“Va-1‘... .-H_,-.x.. . . ".—
Thc Sentinel can now offer Induccmcnts to parties desiring engraved wcd~
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous characrcr.
in advance of printing.
prices. .
Thchighesl grade or work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
‘.
IOTIGI l
.I.,
l'uhllr notice is hereby alum to all Ian-I
sens tutors-Inst it tho unveil-doth»: and or:
tension of the . \‘orwalk direct ltalluov
Hmllflfl’ as n ale teach railway. lrouI
unannounced! lisirmk in Mos
«team. In this alty.throunh. over Imal
noon the Millicent private approaches «It:
the west bpun WV!“ out loo nrmuu
a l1 \. l i. ‘
It. hi‘llit'ssiulonnsctn . l wayo
tsb layoat'lu’sahl st
Elwin to It‘ll” unfunny. |tliltt "H
i a pans in app
1am totin- your“! court
Mull. oft ls ’olty. by sail-I
turbulent: continuum and «II
is! on.
Ii ll lion
ouwnalilsabflusetmm m
0““, scltpuaisrk'.
name
of ( ornate Lilli"!
bulimia» l in oil .
65:13; lilth. W. at! o niacin
it. Um.
”him
Momma
“th
demon-I.
.fivh
m ”Wit. Mu “If “its M.
. Wit ’1‘. I!
4%: .
Dress Goods!
Each and every one of us “nuts to dress on", and nothing pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes are both becoming and stylish.
and at the same time of doing the Dress Goods business of South N 0le": that we lately
purchased about 100 pcs of the latest Spring Novelties, etc.
this week at an especially low cost to you, o'IIubliIIIII you to buy a dress that would be sly-
lish as well as extrcmly moderate III cost.
In pcs all wool covert cloth, 38 inches wide, what you find others ask~ Io pus 48 inch wide. mi'vlluili weight for spring and summer wear, I i
mg 45 to soc per yard for. we shall olier for 33¢ per yard.
5 pcs so inch all wool imperial fine twill setgr. make up and look as.
well as any goods you would pay .l per yard for. and worth 60¢ per
yard. Now look at them and then think of the price, 39c the yard.
Dre
ss’ GoodS!
It 18 with an idea. of pleasing you
W (I propose to offer them
pin bend chroksfin dillcrcnt coloringt, at 39: per yard; actually Wol‘lll
double.
A .
SENTINEL
F. rev
OIDICI R VAN ALITVNI. Prfip.
'l'lusissrms of the (“ha
wall. are iiiiil'ulliitfltlllml t
of six ml llsont
easement] on of ill!) Id an lty mail
at Arlen llall on hfadi bum
mud in of nos-quarter mill
at w Ilcl l tltnsl lllwi
street. l'sttitlt at the fall! of Ill
«slit It year mm May I. "lift.
and alter J noel
.‘I‘orw
D. ' w. IAVMO
, fen rel Muster
NOTIOI: City Taxes.
of Heath You
at the city in:
s dollerdnld no“ the all :1
old
street. on the
would" at March, mu. also the library
dollar. laid at the same time. will be due
nmi rayailuouthsilrstday of May. Mil.
wins the some at
“his 31:erqu "Fruit. at Was «gum
rimmed on all l‘olls mmuaiulun unpnld ou
iii) illiti'i‘ fl til'I‘I'IilIll .l..
(‘olleelor of taxes ofilw Olly oi south
vouch Norwalk. Conn. April mu. 7'?”
25 pcs Avrr'ou fancies, compiisingdiderenlstyles of weavcsaml effects,
formerly brought from sec to 75:: the yard: there are it me thrice
‘ bargains in tho lot. the price 39¢ per yard.
Extra Special—Hill wool 36-inch Scrgos, 2 10 per yard.
THE SOUTH NSRWALK BOSTON STORE,
118 Washington Street
South Norw'tlk Conn.
livery appliance (or llulaluug
Uortnlns at short notice and t I
[wrlsotly as when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Lsundryl
lisvllsss Street; “Irrelevant.
llrou use Postal and Wit will send for them
and more without extra charge.
Ml
W
WANT ANYTHING 1
up. it .QMWI rpm
ammo wait
on tho
it
will IT»:
Norwalk Chronicler