the Illrlnenl' chorus,
' . H. Bil-churn.
it.“ L. H. Grove“,
guano! Mr. and Mrs.
. dieu. will sail next
pfiForest King.” {or
yj'huve followed the
”vet. and Mr. Garland
‘ colour and Mr. Crowell
' en the "Forest King.”
for several years on
,” which burned Sun-
,Kr. Crowell wus in the
’- his on Cuba.
" our nation's deed, Gener
;\ :~"'1'he humblest sol-
‘ ,. ‘emueketie entitled to
fertile results of the war
min common ." The
, 149th“. G. A. R . and the
noel-Union will attend the
services in a body. at
venue Methodist Episcopal
lley 80th. The services will
”molly interesting cherncter.
, up] peeling of Mayflower
'm company was held,
and the following chicor-
. ‘ , Foremen, Stephen S.
" i! essletent. Frederick Jones:
t, Bowen! Steam; treas-
“ 0W Caswell; secretery.
pm; financial secretary.
'1'. Buckingham-
W1...
of Iiinot S. Smith vs. Celeb
n returneble before Justice
Reels! tomorrow morning at
' Oahu l, 1894, the defen-
.. ~ end delivered to the pleinv
W, for value received. The
on June 5, l895. peid Oil, and
. . 5, 1896; paid $100. The
now claims .85 damages.
Bandage, of 22 Riverside nve.
riding his bicycle to Bridge-
fm. While counting down n
module emu struck a hole in
Mm. 1nd Mr. Brundege wee
, ‘lleeyily to the ground. Be
on one of hie hands. and the
wee bedly sprained.
Mmelk Pattern and Manatee-
‘oompeny has been awarded the
- toooverthe VolkEutcompeny‘e
et Day end Raymond streets.
‘1 WWI“. with steel brick siding.
work will hecommenced next week.
fill. Henry Hooper. who has been
I ”sitters. Hrs. S. S. L'Hom-z
all Ire. Charles Plett. and her
.lilton Ellwood. has returned
home in Urine, Muine.
m 0! Mrs. Sarah Brown will
tomorrow sfternoon at 3 o‘clock.
_ ”tomato hudlow street. luv.
”to: will omen...
N l‘l. Herbert V. Curr. of
‘ , _ spent Sunday in Stem-
_ ‘. Den-‘3 brother. Edwin-d
i.
Lumen. oi unmask. bee
OI lute-rm bicycle of the
, We end lenuteuturlng
W9.-.”
‘ fl Plett Beers‘ new house
«meow reieed yesterday,
ism the cerpenter work.
., Wye. or Pae'helrlll, N.
. Item. Checks 1!. Me-
‘ Ivonne.
W «an»...
new m breeh in the
MM avenue. this morn-
nuance. :t see van. is
, see its». John n. Wheeler.
mausoleum.
'Memwh’llleees.
N
more sure.
wimp...
'ebeeI. iii In -
~ Immunities“.
Dinetersortbe Blew York. blew Be: . I
sensed Hartford reilwey. with the db
‘ rectors cilia-blew Yes-t dud'tl‘ew Bur,
lend reilwey. tanked-in yesterdsyon e
trein moved end controlled by electrici-
ll'. Malena et suenirel power house.
The treln yrs-rue autumn Berlin sud
Hertford on e reenter schedule. between
two trains drawn by strum locomotives.
The electrically equipped train did
not in any wey interim with' the pee-
' eege of the trains drawn by ”storm loco-
motives. This result trumpet-tent. es
showing thet rellrouds on which there
is elergeend constant volume of pue-
senger trellis mey greduully pass from
stem tooleotricity without any inter-
ference with the comfort of passengers
It- wee demonstrated thet a direct cur-
rent of electricity could be sent without
loss from leakege over a stretch of nearly
thirteen miles. This menus a radius of
nearly twenty-five miles from the cen-
trel power station. Therefore. with
Berlin, Conn. es the center. it will be
possible toreplece with electric motors -
steam. locomotives‘ and cars for Hert-
ford, New Britain, Meriden. Waterbury,
Middletown. Wellingford and other
cities of the Nutmeg State.
The thirteen miles were covered yes.
tee-day in eighteen minutes. The motor
car weighed thirty-two tons and carried
seventy persons. In the tracks the
third rail system was used. The cen-
tral power house is in Berlin.
'nimsu mo "0301034."
'1'. W. Austin has oil’ered to erect a '
building on his corner property for post
otl'ice purposes, but Postmaster-elect J.
B. Ballard hes not yet accepted the
proposition. There is some opposition
to having the ollioc located in u grocery
store. Some of the citizens feel that the
place has outgrown such on allies and
favor one similar .to the present ofilce.
Miss Addie Waterbury has been spoken
of as assistant to the. coming postmaster,
and there is no doubt that she is well
qualified for the position.
The funeral of Frederick Show. who
committed suicide by hanging last Sit-
urdsy morning. was attended: from his
lute residence at Noroton Heights. this
afternoon. Rev. Innis French olliciat-
ed. and the interment was in Spring
Grove cemetery.
Miss Ida Leugdon is attending in ' her
professional capacity Mrs. Esther Weed.
who has been quite ill.- Mrs. Weed con
trectvd a severe cold and wes threatened
with pneumonia.
James Edney has been laying a crush-
ed stone driveway and walks shoot his
residence. '
Mirslfissie Fitch has returned home
from New York. where she was the
guest of the Misses Oliver.
Captain A. V. Reed and family. who
bore spent the winter in Nairsuu. urriv-
t-d here yesterday to spend u few deys
with H. M. Valentine. before going to
the Mend place, in New Canaan. where
they will reside. _
Mrs. Addie Nell. of Brooklyn. bus or-
rived here for the summer. and will
board with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. t alou-
tine.
The pupils of the Center school bud
Arbor Day exercises. yesterday after,
noon. undplentodu tree in the south.
east ern corner of the schocl grounds
~We are hengiutr wall paper for 2.3:.
per double roll. The .l. T. l’towitt isom-
pnuy. on Washington strum.
WESTON.
Mien Kellie Perry is spending it woelt
with her cousin. Miss Momhouse. in Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
The Nordeld Young People's Society
Christies: Euduvor meeting will be con-
duotod by Miss lde (kiloy. on Sunday
evening next.
Rev. ll. 0. Molar. ot (leorgetown. will
preach in the Uougregetlonel church. on
Bentley morning.
J. ti. Leno end Albert. hens here
gone on as business trip l} l min.
llr. end lire. leeeo sterling. ot Shel-
ton. ere guests of lire. George B Stun
pee.
lire. It. it. Fitch end lites Alice illicit
spent Tunney in Bridgeport.
gnu. John )1. Lockwood bee entered
the rim-welt hoepltel tor the treetnieut
of injuries lectured by being thrown from
her- weeun in limb lest.
Ilse. (I. B. merges will spend next
west in New Keven.
Us. eed Hrs. lldwenl Godfrey. of
Bride-wheenintowulestweelteell-
ingested friends.
lime Greene will visit 0mm
tint (lessen. on 't‘ueedey erasing leg
is. end teite aliens oi “form.
new (lessen Gangs will vldt llarlteld.
en Fridey evening nest. '
Ilse Fm Perry end flies Julie
Perry. at Valley has. hewhneseeenv
is. e week with Weston bleeds.
' “Willi".
'l'lie Y. t'. I. (l. Emulation
sinum,mmse¢
”can
. . - i M
(Them-es srltbtteilelettmsetneeee.)
Miller body. bonehead brein.
HE AVOIDB 'EXPLDSIVES.
Dealer's "fixperiems" ”new pd Ill-s to
steer Ulcer «it them.
“As you son! em extremely cautious
about bundling high explosives," ndtnlt-
ted llrllter, “and fern mnnwho hes mixed
in the mining business] confess 1 sm
unique; Why. I actually ovoid fireworks
displays. "sot-pt at it safe tllstuuce, and
when the his down town stores blossom
outwith Fourth of July domrutlonn I pnes
by on the other side.
“I wnsn‘t so easily mural when you llrst
knew me. That's true. Muy be 1 «put us
plnin how the some tlotolopotl in me. One
day while trutuplng full!!!“ user is dusty
mud in Connectlcut--tlwrc being no stngu
line to my tlcstimd ion—l wnsovrrtukvn by
u jolly young Chit]! who was driving such a
wagon as cigar and unruly pmltlleril in New
England niToct. He unto me :1 lift. and
put the whip to his homes. He went etc
but [L‘lctlltnll pulled nwny ut u t'lgnr from
my case. I enjoyed my muoko, tum—tlmt
is. until its number! the \‘illngu. y'l‘huu
the driver tossed his stuuipin thermal and
sold:
“ ‘Young fellow. fir-o tlmt uheroot.
‘You'ro riding on :1 powder wugon, nntl the
hon: would lmum-u me if he caught. us
emu inn. I'm used to tubing chances;
was t horn to be blown up.’
“The wry next day an explosion shook
the country. A pnwdt'l‘ plnut Wont up in
the twinkling: of tin uyv. and that. careless
driver—4w". ho was too widely scattered
In need it iuneml.
“I we.u rulllo brnlnml when I iuntlu my
first trip to the mining l’t'gltm now {unions
us the Lulu! of the Woods minerul lurlt.
We lmtl in puck all the supplies to our
camp. uml when we otmm tun portage I
took my !lhurt" of the. work. I pit-laud upn
hm: twinning about on puumlsmui tutetl
it lmlf umilu. lwnmml infill my plum,
sn'l carelessly tumhlrtl tlmt lvoxhcmnnin
ing munul goods for all lklit‘W—llnwn on
the ground. Jm-k llrmvu, tlu-t'orrmnu of
the outfit, ltmugnl buck 1:) the trail null
mid qull'i ly:
“‘Ilriim‘. don't. he so Izlttt'ulsh with
that box. “'4 fullnf tlymnultu. Lucky
(or you and llw lot of us tlmt l llllml it lll
thv \rltitcrmclw iu-nr lint portage. and it's
frozen.
“I didn't lull: nlmrr- a whisper during
rim run of lllr trip. The tu-xt suluuu'r i
went in the i;:i|w;.ntl «lid my turn on our
if the drills. Hue day l pmpnml :1 fishing
trip. Mike. tlw tiny t'tmltm-r. luld nff nnd
went with me in our t-nuw. ’l‘hu pit-kn-rvl
didn't show up to suit, Mikv. So, paddling
in u rock t'lsiirt‘ly intro of resolution, hr
am‘ltdu'tl himnvlf uml t-‘lllll:
“ 'Nuw. .‘lr. Drifter. 1'“ show you how
to fulfill ilelx.‘ No bad in (lymlllllll‘l‘ltP'
tritlgu in n lmulv. ll" lllrltfl'll'tl u fuse.
metal the dringcrmu: stuff tightly in the
owl; uf Iho lurillv and said. ‘l'll ltlllt'll this
ifi'. tom it in line lnlw illsll lu-uu-u lu-lp tlu-
llelm.‘ l onus-d amnion surh unspm-t-s
mnnliku slriuglw r. null hliktv gut rullll'tl.
Wu “‘1 m «antiwar u u luikv‘tl ruck. Mike's
ltml plippt-tl. Hint. lliit'rlml Imulv- lln‘lmn’tl
from his bond. and we. ~'
"No, W0 m ru uni blown in Lingtlum
.‘umr. inr .\lil.t- th rmlrlml llw lmtllc- un
inch or w from Ilu‘ i'w- '. ‘llu tluu-w it out
in lhu Lilian 'l'lurv “o. u round-«lull. ll
mm jr! of water nlllll. up in llu‘ niruud
luiutlrmls of fluttering lll‘ml nml vlyiuu lleh
luy on tho surfumn lt-nultlu‘t line‘otnuv-liwl
mo to sow too from lounging. and though
'Miku simply will. ' “ml was rlosve‘u-ugh.‘
lmsumceml returning lo the camp, mul
lm wu-s the quietest mun in tho nulllt lor
the next month.
"From llmt tiny to this I llnl‘t' Inn-n just.
is trlllt- diets" I. us you might soy. I don't
tupw umulul 1mvnlrr mills or try in lilies»
lignlv chi-mi. ul works. uml when I go
buck to mining the minor who tries to
thaw out n Ilyunvulu- t‘ttf'll’lllflt‘ by tins llru
in our shock will got out of tlw t-miip lie-
fore he's a minute I'llll‘l‘ if i rutvb him."
th‘w Yuri: Sun.
lino-aim on his royal lllllllt‘, l‘iuilu-
ltmgkuru i. so that you i‘llll pronounce
it when his uutjmty. ilw gorgeous and
wide uwulu' ltutuul‘ Slum. rooms to Vis-
it its line nuuum-r. t‘hululnugituru will
lulu' buck w illi him in Slum n number
of pliyt-u'inus, "airline and eklllul
ml‘l'lllllllt‘u. and it Is ll'ilnllllltllll' toenwct
that no will select is full share of them
from the United Sluice. .
SCHOOL *
BOOKS!
AND
School
. Suppflesl
or ALL KINDS A‘l‘
RI; "0
PLAlsTE 0'8.
4.; Weehluxton fittest.
sometimes. ., cons
W
leuiee ledge. lie. 6
Will give so
”Raised “Gilli!
torus“.
Arlee lisi When It t.
“twain. ? m,
Seédlets
m >
TABLE ousswsne
, New styles. new shapes and new
prices. Lovely sets and single arti-
cles. Onset the choicest collections
at pretty glass goods that we have
ever shownwpretty and low priced.
Sets conelstlug cl Sugar. Cream.
Butter and Spoon Holder lot 25
cents? another line for 50 cents;
(hast grade 35 cents.
Berry Dishes. 5, 8 and lo cents:
large ones l0. 20.3.0 and 35 cents.
Water Sets-6 glasses and pitcher
-—very handsome—for 65 cents a set.
Extra fine Water Bellies. ‘45 cents.
Quart Pitchers 25 and 39c.
Wine Sets-+6 glasses and jug—g
for 65 cents. Extra line ones 98c.
the set. Condiment Sets for 25
cents. Oil Bottles 10 and 19 cents.
Cheese Dishes 58 and 79 cents each.
The aboveiare all the very best pro—
ductions in this line : so much so that
we have made the different aseort—
menls complete in every way.
SHIRT WAIST MATERtALs :
Light Cembric 15c. yd.
Fancy Lawns 5c. ‘
Percale-zo-in. 7c. “
Zephyr Gingham 10c. ‘*
Striped Dimity l2gc. "
Jaconet "2‘ "l2“. ; "
French Cambric l2lc. "
English Percale l2§c.
Grass Linen lSC. "
Silk Ginghams 19c. '-
lmported Check' 25c. -'
Irish Dlmlty ,, 29c.
Anderson's cm; 33c.
' All-Linen Batiste Zinc. ’-
*—
Savon a la Violelle Toilet Soapmil ‘ N
fishes in a box——2‘boxes for 25
cents. Drueke's German Cologne.
large s.ze. 65¢. a boltle. Riuce
Bouche. for cleaning the teeth ; sma..‘
size l7 cents. large 32 cents.
The Toliet department comprises
so many things that are really good
that it is a splendid place to stock up
every once in a while.
THE D. M. READ CO.
+ so «needs»- ” '
"rue tunings
STORE!
O
T
Oil Cloths and Mailings.
TR_|$TRAM s l-lYATT,
SCOPELDflQ
onvoooosl
‘Housefurnishing
i
i
RISTRAM a. HVATT
onzn'rrée; num‘pmo
“c No.
wuhwnut. ouster.
s
, .
As spring alll‘rlacl‘le’i and With it comes warm weather. the thought t f
HOUSE CLEANING is uppermost
Right here we wish to say thatwc ar
Cloths and Meltings and that our pri
in the minds ol all housekeer crs.
cshowing the largest line of Oil
ces’ou them we guarantee to be
right. We have the very best make of Oil Cloths in all widths and in
nllqualiiies from the cheapest to the
very best. In mattiuge we have a
full line of Chine e and Japanese, both in straw and cotton warp in all
the newest patterns.
Dept.
if 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 sale in Granite Ware. These goods
are all first quality, it )t imperfect or
Square pans, "
Pie plates.
Milk pans,
Pudding pens.
Drop cake pans,
Cupz,
Wat h basins,
me i et clothes liuoz.
gpiecc sets bread, cake and kitchen knivc
3 piece garden set,
sr com is. . .
f0 cents
:0 cents
IO tents
10 cents
IO cents
l0 cents
10 cents
13 cents
18c set
me and lot:
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd'g.
HOYT
We have just finished moving and are ready for business in our
new quarters, 83 Washington Street, South Norwalk. V Our store
is filled with a choice selection of goods in every departments. We
will only name New articles as follows:
Full size enamel beds, brass trimmed, 64.73
Handsome oak dining chairs, 31 each.
{Oak rockers, 81 45 and $2 75.
Large arm cherry rocker, cane srat st 39.
5 piece brocutcllc parlor suit, 823.
‘Solid cherry frame, inlaid back. 5 piece suit, silk
t spestry, $51.
handsome pa
wide, 8! 50, 8
Bargains in nu
. li.—-—li¢ing settled in our two new stores at a curb less expense than in
to gin: our customers the benefit
,SQOFIELD & HOYT,"
wanna; guesses“!
Engraving! '
l
The Sentinel can now other inducemen
O
A new line of lawns and orgamlix, IOC per yard;
items.
Silks, for ladies' twists. 25c, 50c, 75c. 95:.
jsgiaucsc window draperies, 3y trds long, 54 inches
L75, £1.98
ry department.
previous years are shell endear n
ext to the Popular lhoe Store of l heod‘oro
Olsen”...
ts to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc. of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade
in advance of printing. We shall be
prices.
of work at prices but every little
pleased to show samples and give
Dress Goods!
purchased about 100 pcs of the latest Spring Novelties, etc.
Dress Goods!
Each outlovory One of uswnuls to dress well, and nothing. pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes are both becoming and stylish. It 18 With an idea of pleasing you
and at the some time of doing the Dress Goods business of South Norwalk that we lately
We propose to oil'or them
this week at an especially low cost to you, enabling you to buy a dress that would be sty-
lish as well as extromly moderate in cost.
l0 post all wool covertcloth, 38 inches wide, whet you find othert‘ usk- 10 pcs 43 inch wide. medium weight {or spring and summer wear, of
log 45 to soc per yard for. we shall offer for no per yard
5 per so inch all wool imperial line twill serge, make up and look as
well as any goods you would pay st per yard for, and Worlll 60c per
yard. Now look at them and then think or the price. we the yard.
pin hendcheckm didereut color
double.
:5 pee Aver‘ou fancies, comprising
formerly brought from sec to 7
loge, at 39: per yard; actually worth
different styles of weaves and shots,
so the yard; there are rtme the-ice
bargains in line lot, the price 39¢ per yard.
Extra Special-«All wool 3364:1011 Surges, 210 per yard.
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
118
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Public notice is lLereby Iven toellpsrv
eons interested lnt soon-drums euulexo
tension of the No II: lltreet llws!
tummy. M e doughnut: «tiny. 1mm
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emit:v t endless ' s
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M 1: sets spot-nestles at!
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witwhiy "’
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Washington Street, ,
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OIOIOK fl VAN ALITVNI. Prop.
m»«-w..w.a..mu¢. Wm
NOTICE: City Texee.
There; yet-e ot the (ml at flouth line
Walk ere. ereb untitled t at the all! ten
of silt mill-on t etlollnrdnldon the oi as
sentiment list at tug, at sell y meeting old
at Arlen l on , lean street. on the
undue, ereb. lend. also the llluery
tuud tax of one-ouemr mil on th
duller. leld st the reins lime. will be (is
null nsyehlu ou the lit-st day of Mes. W41.
stw loh time! will mm the entire et
The summer. (write. 91' WMhlnuton
street. Peunlty «the ten: of nine (in per
cent at our mm uy l. 1891. ml
td' (turd Ll .
'" “ Wendel o. amounts.
VCMW' of tens- otthe City at numb
; 0|" .
South Kenneth. Coed. April 11th. our.
n it i in
o. w. navetotm.
I - PM!
“not.
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South Norwelk, Conn.
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Lees Outteine
livery I Item for ilulehl
Cnrtelnepgt short notice and l'l‘
y es when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Lehndry!
l hi i be. My..."
uhnmmlhusllhllls remululmt unpaid 031""...n‘." ”f..."
Drop us el’estel use we will send tenet-m
and return without stile ensue.
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WANT ANYTHING I
leeeelte. Advertise
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