. The three mtmillinotn. wititalandaree .
, at 60.000 equm taller; 1m. with a land
W i
libido-barn avenue.
my a. .w. and Ilia-
M
100300 prayer meeting
the mange tonight.
interesting and intima-
Iyutorniug, in the
“nudist Epilcopal
7 In the at.
v; oi' the boys' clate
. well attended and full
V“. M by Charles Ains-
a’rrlct-nt, Robert Thompv
Mini band meeting
WWII). At 7:30
- delivered an earnest
’fioney From the Skele-
5'” “The quartet-to rang
airliner.
us a bill, yesterday
dippedand fell to the
ring leveral bad bruises.
l. ital metered from his
, iaillat her home
.. In; m,
. aatudent at Columbia
“York. is home for the
lion. He will resume his
.1.
W“
, 'mm'fie.
Police Bradley arrested Wil-
n. Jr., for intoxication
Iii! wife. this morning.
W”«w
rub-nu sentinel.
. t I". B. Bill" has patented on
We untincl which in design—
” warning at a distant post o! tlm
or a hostile warship to :- sol)-
fiille, or to explode the. mine muo-
i . . Such a device watt badly need-
tlmnl method employed for «exist
by means of explosive mine» has
them in the waterway to be
(militarily in a narrow channel,
two obttnn'atoriea on shore, Iain-
lcpbone and telegraph. tho oili-
. duty follow, by lump» of range
the movelnentd of any hostile veg.
.» tho inntrmnems imlieato that
in directly aboyo the hidden
arltob is thrown which nun free
‘ . mm and explodes the mine.
. i - is leufml', an it entails
. If tmt obaer ll'll'll, two net» oi
. and tvm or more ole-rotors.
g the apparatus manual. always be
.. : it may gol‘ltut of order juvl. at
It in needed. it. can follow llio
, of only one rennet at a time,
7 lulu. ill fogn or Murine, it in of ill.-
" tire.
«I.
‘ It Butlt'udevlec inaunnuatie in
, pad siren warning “I‘llliil an
~ ‘. It in slipplopind direct. in
‘ v-rllul requires but. one olwrw
m of inatrumenta and omsnt
When ”alignments are niacin to
’vtninc autonmtieully, the at;
he dlewnml with. An in
~ mltahly comm-toil. in mmred
= “torpedo. the low of which
a Mortal electric current.
‘ . .r automatically or at the
4 When tho Inmlorn war Vl'lltii‘l,
,od by iron or nteelnrtuor,
the induction mil. there will
mutton-'0 which in instant.»
the officer on duty at the
c Intolii1_thi~ trend and at.
t chm the hole circuit
mine. in came an «an»
magnum]. the arm of an
i 0 until millionth: made.
the explosion—«Pituitary
3:
, ”autumn: ohm-w to be
public only an “A ltouml
’ anllfl‘tl in helm of
, ’a diamond inhilwatndy
It which them are the open
fie cyanide. the liner and the
’ u. the littlest mu. amnion
\ their beam by the our.»
m’mthumi Lona
new" a lbliiiillfl'li
j to 'ih‘i'igi‘a‘puem. and
_ ,, .1 this «011nm;
. hm MI w
m'fimmfi'flu on. to
. of web elevation. The
mlmamm «1 iii»
' inc that if they had
am no li‘lluliifl at all,
. ' not how im main!
aim- minaamwiathc
' “l. molten. all"
retired. millionth I~
‘ “i to otlirialwpaib. on
' e. a rut. mm.
in It hire. nndltir
‘mmm the
w
“The
7 the
tart
. the beginning at the ere-eat you!
2 length of railway: open
, merino: tam at
railroad. lean more awaiting-in man.
one of “.000 equate taller, and Rubicon, ‘
nithaiandma oi mow-hare collective-
ly 20.200 mile- ot ailment, or more than
canal: of 3% bed accordion in the
id repel-ta, which chewed that at
the total
, for treble in Run-
Iin m 80,070 mine. of which 10,0110 miles
Mints"! .to the cute. earth-iron! 040 miles
of the Trunwerpiun raiirmtd. which l- in
the handled the minister of war. The
m at Rania in Europe ll 3.100.000
Ignore taller, and a! Iowa in Asia
0,400,000 tuner! nail“. a total of 8,500,000
sun-rotation. Th1 ileliclencyoi oonnlmni-
ntlon, however-.13 being. it not rapidly,
ti tenet «willy, overcome, and it in con:-
putcd that there are now 0,000 milen of
made in coerce oi comiructlon, and it is
retitnnted that by the cadet the century
there will be wmcthing like 02,000 miles
:1 railroad in the Roman empire, two.
third: belonging to the suite.
The growth of the ralimnl syncm in
Bosnia, rnmicnily begun in 1807, has been
very rapid place 1800. The liret road con-
structed was 10 mile» long, from Ht. i’e—
tor-burg to 'l'mrko'l‘lldo, and it 1040 thin
me the United Slam had in olxvrnihm
2,800 miles. In 1550 the. mileage of Ron—
dun railroads had llllil’t‘liitltd to 800 mile».
and id 1800 it mu; still level than 1,000.
The railroad mileage of the United Siam
in the name year was 00,000 miter. in
1870 the mileage of Russian railroads was
7,000 miles; in 1880 it was 14,000; in 1800
it was 10,500. it him since increased with
tiInh rapidity llrnt, all aimed, it in cxweted
that before 1000 there will be 82,000 miles
of railroad in liuseln, though. of conrno,
these figures compare poorly with the to-
teln in the boiled States, where. there are
now "$0.000 milen of railroads. ()ne dif-
ficulty from which the railroads o! lluuein
have heretofore nuffemlhoverely has been
the lack of freight business. in other
Words, the Bosnian railroads have been run
chiefly for pernengcr trailic, the profits at
which nrerelatively sinnllaud the expenses
of which are inordinately huge. H: to 5:5
yearn-go tho railroodn of Humid tuirried
twice as many [illsflellgl'l'li in a year on they
did touooi freight, though gradually tho
disparity betwoon the two has bwn lessen-
cd. and since 1880 the proportion of freight
carried has been materially larger than
heretofore. in tho l'niicd States about 70
per cont of the railroad earnings are from
freight, and this is the chief item of prulll
in operation on all the How. The Russians
are beginning to utilize their railroad fa»
ciliiioe for the transportation of freight to
a greater extent than was formerly the
case with them, and hen result of ibis,
managers of the various lines have found
it profitable to extend tlnun.-—-.Vow York
Sun.
Abyuinian Women.
One of the Italian ”mm-m who lately re-
turned from captivity in Abyssl'ia has
published a book in which ho tit-wriin'n
llm'kindnmzs or the Abyeatnian Women
with the deepest gratitude. It. is pleasant
to have thin tmtimony. Those who run
atomizer Bruce‘s travels have found it
nmre and more diilieult to n-cnneiletlw
enthueinstie nceount which be given with
the rowrt oi lamb-rd explorers. in the
first place. all the "ladle-i" whom he more
lions with any detail appear to have been
lovely, if young. Some-of them heokeiehm
wit-ban entluitlauu audit-lent (at Venus
hood; does not refer to this point
lirnm represents the “(unions of his hero-
llllili us mind to their lwna'y. and here tho
Italian beam him out to the fullest.
The very llrnt Abycainian wont-an whom
a slave.
lt‘l'rlbly. The slave girl look all her head»
dreeaof whitolinen. out it in twoand hand
dyed hie wuundml feet. it one no numll
inboard in those party.
nulhor wow nululn'rml.
to chew them up by rimming “Amid.
Anari" in theireoruwben they manned nn-
,ueunlly (imprudent.
tor ” ltnly. " ll nan on unless form oi rioti-
aoluiinn, but. “null will in everything in
lillt'll it came. We hear without uurprlno
limt those kimlly and estimable women are
badly treated by their male kind—it iii in
uufiering llmi they haw learumleotnpal—
rioa. Al 11in mum lime. lirm'o
SCHOOL
BOOKS! ,
AND
School
or ALL KINDS AT
.0 HI
4,; titanium Itmt.
so. NORWALK.
IIAD. . . .
VII
WA"
GUI-Ill”
an the only line in the empire. At that.
O
herself. The rri-zieb-In of Major liarnerra'a
° lint
Major iintuerra iuet' niler the batilo won
lie bad no sluice and he suffered .
sacrifice to Immunity, for while linen in I
’1 here was one
woman. old and ugly. who dewied hem-if
to tho gmilp oi prisoners: atumm whom tho
File not only
norm! and lemlt‘tl them, but dld‘iu-r bent
Moo-l lit Abyulnian
I
Nowadays when‘rme‘ll eerie of the
great pierce or eminence» beginning
to replace. the mete-01y limit-tit
hlnque mentioni- and eimmrdcom at
a decade or two one. it in a matter 01
«economy (or. the militant! of the bone!
to understand the art of “irorlninrf
'l'he glaring white Venue of Milo
which one may purchase from the be»
km of the perlpelctlc art denier. may
be made willy mellow and beautiful
at about onetenlh of the price been
nary to buy her already "nieliowed."
'i‘he medallion heads of the poets. our
alclnnn and conductors of the world
with which pathetically intellectual
young persons love to adorn their
stone 1
B'MMT
ltdloy: 00 long us- yet: Wear ll.
Hudson. ml Checkd ior'Scparate
Skim; min the tiny‘chmk to a
checkerboard else. \,
And different coloring-410a and
roonm. are also much improved by be white. brown “a will“. blue and .
in]; subjected to the mellowing Ill'Ol'l'llfl l w” d
Besides the. 00111, the requirement: While. mm c Ind 1 to. tan an .
for the work are a cake of while soap, mine, use“ and whine. red and
powdered raw sienna and turxmulnc, New Organdies,
white, besides some that: have two Or
more colors. The prices run any.
where from 25 and 39 cents a yard
'up to 3100—34 to 50 inches in
width. ‘ ’ .
Now that the shirt waist season
calls for pretty Skins we make this
special offer in order that one may
have a splendid choosing oi 5km
material and at the same time not
Now Sattoeno,
New Lawns.
New Jaconete,
with a large stock of patience. 011“
and painstaking. 'l‘lie ,proeesn with
all its different, trying periods, reqnim
about three days. The drill experi-
ment should be made on either cheat
or «hmmged caste.
Fill two large lino or basins will:
water. 'I'hen make the water very
soapy by rubbing in it a echo of white
soup. line the milii'iilll of one of them
weasel» for bathing your coat. Micr-
wnrd lot. it lweouie thoroughly dry.
Then take. the emrond basin. put~inic
Gloria eilk tun umbrellas.
Stilt Inn umbrellas,
Silk serge nun umbrellas, bone handles.
roll
'trimmed,
Lhangeehle rill: run umbrellas,
the soapy water enough pon'derml can “91 3“! "9‘39“"! {W paying lancy Mourning silk sun umbrellas
uleuua to color the water to a pale tint. prices. i ”commit "an“. '
illitl bathe the (not with the notation Du” Goods department. Changeable tetlein paranoia,
Ihree times. allowing it to dry between
each application. The raw sienna is
deceptive. and it In better to give three
wasben and produce 0 nrtuluni abode.
than to use the wash but ollt‘l’. and
produce a too somber effect. The ilm
ing of row sienna is then put on will:
a brush. Next melt some beeswax on
a stove or above the gun, and thin it
with tunwnline. l'our this minor.
over the east. and the renuit of your
labors is ready for a room with a dry
nlImMiiu-re, where it olionld renulln
over night. The dual touch is that ol
White China silk parasolr.
Fancy China tillr,
New lots of rich looking Gloves,
2-Ciasp Chamois. in white. grew and
natural. 89 cents. Fabric. all colors
and all prices. 25. 38. 50 and 75
cents And lovely shades oi, green
'-and violet Gloves in silk.
By the time you read the above
we shall probably have in ‘a new lo!
oi Bicycle Gloves; we‘re expecting
mandy rhepc. from 10c to $2.00.
vooooe
Paresals and Sun Umbrellas.
Taileta silk tun umbrellas, steel rod. clone
Tufleia silk tun umbrellas, sterling silver
Children's Caps.
- We are showing all the latest novelties» in children's mun-
mor hate and caps; new pends. just. received.
cape. white. pink. blue and tan lawn, in French and Nor-
RISTRAM a HYATT ‘
New Wash Goodsla
on: em: 'nUILISINo
angina“. «up.
1' Judi; vi.
‘ii'b
h
, y .
We have opened this week a new line of Wash Dress
Goods in all the latest and most desirable patterns.
New anpot Stri as, .
New Lappot Mul s, .’
New Ginghams.
New Females.
050 and 75::
$1.00 and 81 25
$1.50
$1.75, 2 ()0, 2 25
$2 50
82.00 and $2.25
Si 25 to .2 50
$1 25 to $3.50
32.50
.l .00 to $2.00
$1.25 to ”.50
Famous.
Children‘s
Children's shade hate. white and colored lawusJaco
trimmed. 250.
50“White. pink and blue lawn,
White and colored nu mull. full pleated brim, pen pan
trimmed. 98c. 31, n 25. or 50. n 75.
White duck Tam O'Shanters. 18 and 25".
Navy and red cloth Tarn O'Shanwrs. 25c.
Hous’eiurnishing Dept.
It is about time to think about oil “over. We have the
shined brim, law trimmed,
That is the name store we had last reason. The
quantity we have cold of this retro and the satisfaction
they have given to every one who has used them is a unar-
antee that there is no better stove made.
to our line this seawn the Novulty Blue Flame Oil Store.
This stove we believe to he the best one on the market.
We have them in all eizar. Other Oil Stoves from 40c up.
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers in all sizes at the
right prices.
Special sale this week—fine timble 3, 19¢.
We have added
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd'g.
lmlisltiug with a dry cloth or a bit oi
ellnluois.~—.\'e\v York riun.
- W here are
don’t know !
them every day.
*a—n—c
PARISIAN OMNIBUSES.
Children‘s colored Dresses. beauti-
ful little ones in lawns. cambrics.
percalcs.lappci and mull tissue. say
from 25 cents to $2.79. .4 The cutest
lot 0! varieties that you ever saw;
all new.
And lovely little Hats—steeple
crowns trimmed with bullercups and
daisies. Pique Coats and Rceiers.
Little Shoes and Silppcrs.anywhcrc
from 25 to 75 cents.
I'here in No Crowding and Sir-plunging
lfpon The-e Vehicle;
011 all the streets of Paris one of the
features Iiltlrll noticeable to a foreign
er. perbnpx. in the little omnibus am
‘tion so characteristic or Paris. The
Parisian ouuiiims system. by the way.
is an excellent one when you under-
smnd it. lint you usually have to be
pm 011 a 'bus two or three lltliea be-
fore you appreciate its lilt'l'ill‘l. Iu liillt‘.
you dlmrover that the vehicle stops
rekulnl'ly at little nations. win-re them
who understand the nynleln obtain hit.»
of push-board bearing numben in the
precise order of their application for
them, euliiling them in the Nillll' ul‘
lll'l' lo the varnm Mills in the 'Iuw-s
as tin-v arrive. 'l'iwsv little stations
being not far apart. it in a mam-r of
no dillirully to obtain them- ltililiht‘l's,
and when that is done the Hyhit'lli see»
mont.
Omo Dress Shields come in bladk
and white—silk. naiusook. stockiuex
and cambrlc covered. Used alto-1
gelhcr by every prominent dress-i
maker in the larger cities. ‘
Why, you can find out by calling at
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT’S
We a: 0 prepared to show the largest. handsomost and the cheap-
estlinc of goods, quality included, ever shown ll] every depart—-
r‘irstr—Scparalc Skirts, Shirl waists. Ladies' Sails. _
Second ~Lawns and lhmilics, Pcrcnics and ()rgandlcs.
'l lied—«Hosiery, Ribbons, Gloves and Laces.
‘1‘
you guing this summer to buy your goods? You
Last, but not least—Examine our Domestic St. ck.
Lt nsdaie and Fruit of the [mom (ll-2C.
Velvet Carpets, 85c Per Yard
1’. S ——~$lOll wheel, fully nickel plated and warranted, for $59.
t to the Popular Shoe Store of Yheodoro
Olson...‘
Hires. as you bee, a perfect applied
lion of the rule. “i"irsl route. first Men's Neckwear. A line new "W“MM“
served,“ For when the 'bns Mule-3
iunt oppduite the lillle station, on ollt
rinl million out, and. standing behind
line of wash Siting Tics in the lead iweddir‘g and
EECOF'EFD & HOW"
sees...
l
iOc. each. 3 for" 25 cents; others 2 1
lor a quarter; many 25 cents each. I
1
ii. calls off the nulnla-ra in their ul’
:ler. and the Would be prism-ilm'rs. or
their numbers are called. lake the in
but plat-es. When all the vacuum-is
‘Ire tilled the 'bue driven on. and Home
Whose numbers eome next in order
have. of course. the lire! l'llllllt’t‘ ill the
l’lir-fllleies mi llle lliiilii: 'lilie.
And now let we mention :lllollIu-r
ing colors and patterns. Some iorl ,
Engraving!
prices to make them go quickly. 2
THE D. M. READ CO.
tageous character.
in advance at printing.
prices.
w; m.-- ‘
. , The Sentinel can now ollcr inducements to panics desiring engraved wed-
Remnants of Brass Linings 33 l. ding invitations, announcements, calling cards. cic., of a specially advan-
' The highest grade oi work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
feature of lines ouiulims hystem \t‘hlvh
l ”link in Worthy of our llillll't'. lineb
minibus and eneh sun-oi ear in l’al'u-
the sauna » is built in
number of iwrmnu.
lite-iii ll
(or the Mreei ear syeiem is praelirnlly
rel'luill
'l‘hnl uulnber is
indicated "pom the exterior or the \'l'-
BARGAIN SALE!
lvett tut
the idea that they are not It" dime iv an to
n 1min 1mm meaning ilit'liiwlven upon
their bridal bmlmude.«dietitian fitnmlnld.
WW
Supplies!
PLAIBTED’S.
CONN
llil'il‘, and ulu-u it in eouipleie no more
are permitted to enter under any we
cumulative-e.- iflmuleuqunu.
Au "petting [or a (linger-Peeler.
A new lllill'lilllt‘. la wanted in the
“m lmlien in the ginger inilunli'y.
l'be export of ginger from .luumiea
.unouuled but! you to ol'i-l' Vitamin,
and the ll'ttde in eapabh- of I'uliltidel‘ii- 2'33 gmyémgé?é ”'1'“ ”'35“ at: iiat‘y't'itm prim fur“
ble etipnnuiou. 'i‘he eieuuluu and pre- 003.131th mmhflmr".mum,.y,' u i. 230 n u llic ..
paring of the player for Ihe Inarkel. bhnndmmelydmti‘nudlwill.bfll Roch-
on now performed by band. in a tlow, otter burner “ " 03M " " 1‘75 “
primitive. tedious and wuuielul pro: ifiolotllol ”OMANleettohltnuciolliolon “ “ 31.00 " “ 00c “
vein. After the limit; are dim. Ibey 00101133“. ““9": " ': ”U :2 I: "l ::
are washed. and the ouler uiilu in re» "’wlm "”9"“ ”mm' H ‘ "in . u “'3‘,” ..
. . "IBMUIBI fill. “ " Loll ‘ .50
lllltlptl by liil'illil of a aluall. tillilill 5 ,. u .. .. .lilli .. .. litio ..
knife. resembling the blade of a pen- ill m" dam. .. .. Bile .. .. bile ..
knife. .u the room are very lrreuu
larly shaped, thin pun-m ilil'ult'l-n lite
innit of it liil'fle iwl‘rt'llltiiie til the root,
Wlilt'li in broken off or cut away in re
moving the ratio. The peeliillz or the
alnuer in an luau-rum! atom-r to deter
miuiuu the market value ol‘ the pro
.luel. An expert will peel by hand
about one luuulmiwelulu 0! urn-tired
new in the volume at a Working; day.
for which lie in mild till l‘l‘lilll. iii.
bottle lilobe lieuuwl'iii.
THE S.
NORWALK B
”My aw“... w... .... . .. we. «I ....... “mam..-“ ..., .
emonno'e
- New York Mllllnery Parlors!
u. aura. whim-eon.
week at titlrt role we were compelled lo replenish
and add a more compleieilae oi
Sklrta and Jackets!
Our litlm are told at greatly reduced prion.
Beldbm’t lien York lllllnery Parlors,
‘ A Plea-ant tin-tom.
. lr‘or lwrhaiu a couple of lumdrml
mile» along the Michigan ventral llnli‘
road there prevail» in utuamer the
pretty manual of protection it Ilowor
in each Woolen traveling on either of
the two «apron train: Hun pulls orer
the read every liar. The «normal he:
mil-mini tnueh dale and money in
Memorial the line of. tile toad ml
the uroundu or the aiulluiin wult
nitrides and ilott'et'liin plan“. liad thew
have grown and hum-mood no plenti-
lnlly ililll ole-ugh at lllii liotveru are
During our tint
out much day in «anoint the 100.00 for maven. recent-uni.
"eeewt ”V-‘“l,.l‘l§"fll",..lf7”" Coupons given away with every uc purchase. Coup no will bedmvn
ManleMWitat a is.» peculiar nun. Saturday. May u. ‘
nine new? . .. . . .
910 WMW’I lite em mo:
in; in the NW Mil
gilt e:
W‘*‘ W“ tot «m "r
”‘
minnow,»
, O
‘ in humor Iklrt lorim. can be
null. any term or style.
and iron match tinfoil. ‘
100 etut'e poke". extra heavy.
hell ulm berry dilution.
1:. n qt. extra heavy roilee pole.
24m papa" beat tat‘kt.
i loo jun ililt'i’l.
. ll Ill pe toilet note.
i ll or ‘1 it. ironing bonnie
100 plain white china lmnc dillll‘l {or
(ill 9 ill . “W W. for 100 «all. it doe. molum cape. lot so each: itooklnmtant tea pain. be: 200 kitchen kniveu. lie mwh; '70 mltun dish "mm. for to each.
'0. "ll [IDII3.-We oti‘cr ll doc Corsets, white or drab, a straight 50c article, for 30¢ the pair.
OSTON STORE
"We...“ mm,
MM... 4, momma...»
5......
Gotta es
comp etc
Bell island.
lNlJi’llilli {W
FO‘TIR IR
numb Somalis. lit-an.
funeral Director
and Int-Into
TO
LET!
IV l‘llI WIIAITOI Ifll'l'll.
W
n. w. unvuono.
Commencing Thursday, the 13th inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced in this advertisement are sold. will be held a grand wind-up clearing out
of all the goods left from our old kitchen ware department. The lots, none 0! them are very large,
‘ and when closed out none of them can be bad. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
altered! to
‘ormer price. title; liaruaiu price, 91 .50
u :- So to u 0.)"
u u “Kl u n fill
a I it 5“ II or z)"
e -- 00o .. u nu-
u n M u n it‘
u u ‘50 H u "a
.. .. w u .. 1.0;.
t- it .‘ 50° to u . 2“,,
lie em-h
luuhlusnfl
N... wan Wm-Wuwvfl-
Lice limit in
livery appliance (or iiulnhlmi
:urtltinl at abort notice and ti
windy u when new.
Connecticut
.. . . teem...
llevilend bunt. “bibleitleit
limp on Portal and we wliirnlui lcrthtun
and return without extra chance.
0.
In ll hf
he
WANT ANYTHING l
lea-cue. um
amt-mam
Inning
“Minot...
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