_ Ilnnolusiuthepavilion
uthnrorrowuiuht. The
. willruuepeeialoere
IIieu hat a not eat
' nearly every day.
taught a biookdnh that
poem!
Baahmau Portion, used
‘ Wand five months, died
' honed St. John are-
will be held There-
will remain in Her»
time. however, living at
Wish-m.
in Wsonth Norwalk that
concerning a represen-
val. has at length de-
“ nted, so that now all
Kuwait are in it.
,I Hawkins. of Seaside
til Newtown. yesterday.”
.fltb wedding of Mine Fannie
Intieof the Uentennary
I ”' inte.Hackettetown.. N. J.
«no rehearsals for the
, garnival being held in
In of the Methodist Epin-
theulaee meeting. led by
Iedien. will be held to—.
result: dinner. 25c.
one are laid fort-he new
in East Norwalk. The
it now considering a heatiusl
I t
‘ Increment-III.
,_ " lit
_ “I. .
I. .mimm
Millennium";
I 'l'oemdeopeotherinao.
C
e
I
‘ Deo'tmudmmneuleel alteration-ilk .
Will Mam the
-I
This lovely*
#153,” he maroon”
”r e a r t to t
The pathway toe throne.
Don't orotrd the wood from out yoorheart
By Merlot: all the“ bad.
lint give to every virtue reoIn~
The but that may he had;
lie on it darn record each a one
That you may well henro
(live hie right. give each hit room.
And never try to crowd.
«Alice Cary.
AFTER MANY YEARS.
”l have brought your tea.” it Will
the voice of the dragoon that roused
the front mr «loath. to he stood by my
deck chair. tee-cup in hand. on whole
some a specimen of young England
(live {wt eleven in tiaunelni as you
would meet any day between Port
fluid and the (Bull of Aden. His face
showed that he was brimming over
with It matter of weighty importance.
no I gathered my self together and
powered to listen and ndvine thereon,
for, being an old singer. l was used to
the wuiidenee of euhnlterna.
"Boot is. I‘ve been hard hit." hogan
the drngoon. sitting down on the deok.
"Minn Stanton?" 1 hundred. nympav
thetlenlly. for that young woman on
. her way to marry II planter, had
Worked havoc among the unappro'
printed maeeuline hearts.
"Mien illnnton! No. i mean the we
man who nit» next you at table. the
one with the beam ind eyes."
”My eahin eompanion. Mrs. 'l‘rindert
She is probably going out to join her
hunlmnd." i added warningly.
”Oh. no. She's n widow. Hunt of
the Fourth told me all about it; he has
an uneie who has a plnee rinse to old
ae'i’riudor's. and he. "not. i mean. knew
them well by sight. ()ld 'l'rindor war
old enough to lie her father. lie made
a pile in cotton or smoothing of the
sort. and died last year."
“Well. you know more about her
than I do. Though she in my mhlu
mmpmion, l how not found her poo
tie ulaI ll Sill i.IlIlI~—-'
“That is just it one- doen not got any
‘foI'ardI-r‘ with her; she won't talk to
anyiunly.” ‘
"Well. I don’t
her~ "
"lint it‘ 'you were to :lrlk her to ten
or something of the sort
”And ask you to meet her. of more».
don't mind: so be here at four to-
IIee how i can main:
eyelem. and as soon as
Intimates. '
"L announcement of the Queen
*I'numher of time have de-
('0
that word to Miss Carrie
Shale! to that client. Now
train it moving. everybody
Mitt Bradley' Is visiting in
W H. Fania). of the Hnugatnclt
mend church exchanged
“Ber A. J. Smith of the
7 mun Methodist Episcopal
, Smelt. Sunday morning.
‘ 0. Been in vititins in Brook-
m olub meets thin evening
”’ lemon.
Mil. of lletnoritl church.
the following oilioern: Preel.
William L. Coley; nomtary.
L. Bradley; treaaurer.
I
: Bradley. of New York. in
«the reeldenee oi Muriel:
A. Naeh and George Fair-
flo Devils an jurore at the
*luporlor Court in Bridge
ll. leaned] has leued
My at ()0qu Benoit
. and family. of lien
W litreteken mention.
m K M l'.. hold a
mine.
5:
AND
School
Idol-o Elli!!! A‘l‘
II. II.
ID’.’WW I
hit in the ()urni- .
lee main feedvel in the
Supplleel
Inorrou. " and l pr-om-Iinl III sIIllIlIle
ledecided the plans willben' note to Hunt of the tooth in mm-
lsidttolion or his uncle inning knoun
old 'l'l’lIIIlII.
Souwlww. that tea Ivan not a sue
(we. although the cook .surpnwd him
M" in lI-z-I tilkt'h. and that nubile lla
Irv-I of stoned unluomhea that III-r-
index the ship tea was I'eIluII-Il to a
minimum.
llltut I-IIIItrilIuteIl many llllf‘t’tlliltlli of
this lllll'll‘ leIII knew old 'l‘rinderl. but
l 31".“.
‘ I-oIIvI-I‘sntion.’
than over.
who lake the I-IIIIIplIIlnt seldom.
badly: and lira. 'l‘riuder, ulllI
quuoIIyllabloII. on» in his t‘yt'tl
perfection of Ivonmnlnmd.
slowly into harbor III Aden.
It deleetnlde place: but. in who of It I
pervading dual, .‘lirII. 'l‘rinder
not he pereumlml to III-eompauy
and we left her nurronmled hy
Im'arm of native
IIII
"It'l’l‘lllllllfl. who. will
easy prey.
mt Jelly and duuty an l'l'l'l’. "urine in
IIpI'etI-Il the few tum-II, We munuetttw
our deem-til.
llflttltll the “'qul le'mtIeIId “on. It
been In) IIII-Ifmtuuo III fun-unlin-
wltlt many haul II-Ian-rod IIIIIrIIde. lIII
other men or my llt'l|lltlllllllill‘l‘.
and watery eyee.
dohrtn apoutrtmhtnluu.
ltt'n ”prev-elem home after no on III
New. We learned with eorrow the
he Willi to he It fellow panel-new t
“money.
of hour- lltter. i found lire. 'i‘rinde
hot all her lite.
"they're out a madman «out door.
the Man in It too votes».
dreadfully violent. Linton."
"Uttltllll Ithllll"
and I Imeleed the
View tat-W lien.
“it'll only team." t outrun-III-
‘ who "boy" rubbing on ehonldere
‘l‘riudor would not be drawn into
The sound of the dressing boll broke
up the party. leaving the druooon lmt‘v
‘llt'tl in his IIleI-I'l, but more in Inn-
III- was one of those lllt'll
but
lit-r
IIiluI tignre. big eyes. sweet Hull" and
the
"You'll I-ouII- nr-lIoI'e?" said the dra~
soon. l'ollt‘ lIolII'II hurt. it!‘ we Illl'llllll‘ll
i I'oIIneIIIod, for it mulling ship in Iml
I-ou II
It
uuerrlng lIIIIIinvI. marked her an no
The journey to the empty llllllitt Wit!
and in no deluu route
the nodule «If IIII er tI-utl'ul lite ll lute
tlIlII one would give point» to any “to
lie wan an lll‘rlil‘ul't‘tl. IIIleIIIlI-mnte
looking individual. with puffy «henna
luciokenllttf It too
event ntllully for the tIIIIlIIuIItlIIIt I‘l'l.
llln I-IIrI‘ltIIre had none to grief on the
road. Mill he won standing among the
From one or
“flu our return to the thin II mun-lo
Illllll' in her eIIlItn among her put»
olilm. overlie: a very frillllemttl I-II-
”Will; the me It timid little IIIIIIe.
end about IIII ill to tumult tiliout the
world alone en en unmet-II veneer.
kerloe evidently been kept to II hand-
“a”:
A one; of llludueteot luveotirm.
mingled with him" telling on me
dell outnteuee. and ”detention: of
reeuhed «or me
through the «on motion diet Mamet
the “rotten India of the two mono.
It‘llfllli of the
telly: “ten will an and lotltel em
(totem mm. neonate one
with a smile of amnion upon hit
flee. I_ I
"stinky?" l inquired. sympathetleeilr
The “hey" (rinsed I
I “Benin make plenty hobherr." lll
neplletht -
nature, lire. 'l‘rlnder waxed oontlden
tint. and I learned the reason of hot
journey. '
She wee named to traveling. hurt
in; never been fifty miles away
from home before. Ten yearn ago nht
had loved and been beloved: hut tlII
hired one wan ineligible. and her por-
onts. fully alive to the advantage ol
wool. had pernuadI-d her to marry old
’i'rinder: but now that she was on lIoI
way to indie to nook out her early love.
They had always been faithful, lllullsl'
they had not corresponded limit would
have been wrong) but the had frequent
news of him from a mutual friend.
That he still eared for her net'nwd eer-
Ioln. for he had never married. at
though he had attained II good pool,
lion.
There was something tom-him: in bet
Blntzrlieity. and i felt a greater inter
out than hitherto in the little woman,
and a degree of reepeet for her ehild
like fidelity.
“You have written to my you an
mining?" i inquired.
"Oh. no! i could not do that: it
would went like asking him 'to marry
me. But i know logis in Bombay; i
shall see him. and theuw" She broke
on with a happy smile; then. after a
pause, eontinuod: ”You must huvr
thought the stupid and IIIIIIoI-inhle: hut
every-Indium“ o! the day l mu llIink~
tug of our tum-ting and looking for
word to it. if the days would only
pass quieker. They are no terribly
long." '
Later inflho evening l reported our
mover-sullen to the dungeon. and he
look it dintinetly bud. for the little no
man exereised II strange famrinntlou
over hint.
'l'lIo Worstteiupered Man was ll
sourvo of IIIIIriI annoyance to the pan
nonzero generally. and I’r‘llt’t‘lfllly it‘
my eahln pnsseuger. who fled from lI'Is‘
pronoun-e. Ills language. too, was not
oltvays t'tlllllllt’tl to Hindustani. and til
timuzh nilt' muid not help admiring
the lirezulth of his rm-nlmiary. i felt
it my lmunden duty to report him III
Ihe Ivaptniu. who moved him to the
port side of the whip. WIIiI'lI mused fur
ther deterioration in his temper.
line morning we were auultoned
with the glad lidiuua that llululmy
was in sight. It, took lire. ’l'rluiler lit»
llI- time to dress and I'llul‘l‘l her in:
pmlluteIIta: before l mu up who war
II". the Ilm-lg. “here i joined her later.
l'lI-~ ltilrlM-lizt'l‘rl' ll?‘,;t.::l'.'t' mm losing
ll’zi“ II up from the llleIl, and near the
salon" I-IIIIILInIIion hay ~;Il the Worst
II-IIIIII-I'ml Mani»; M'l'l‘tllll IIIIIIII liin
[llll'llliillll:lliK. lIru'IwIl hut l'lll'l'l‘illl,
-IIIIIIIIIIg rupee.» into a sumll I-ovuas
ling. ’l’iIerI- Wore II g-mdly number,
the ltr'lI'I' (If llttlliy lh'Iilill'J‘r'.
"Sn “‘0‘ are really there at last." luu
can hire. 'l'riuder. Then she suddenly
~lII|tpml and stared at Httllli'llilllu ill
[run] ”I Iwr, I-‘IIIIIIWlIIK llit' lnrl'l‘llllll
.If her eyes. i IIIII-IIIIIIlerI-d n pnrlIIIIIu-
lmu. stud i‘l'lltl the iIIwriptiI-II in uhile
letters. “I"I-tllInII ll. llawnaut.” 'l'lII-n
l liliIlI'I‘I-tuml.
.\t llllll iII-ImIIt the “'ul'alldt‘lltlwrml
Man :IppeIIrI-d. He looked III lire.
‘l'I'iIIdI‘I'. IIIIII for the lll‘tll time llll'll'
uni-e met: u down «If no ngnltiou lIrIIlu-
Iver him.
"In it poIsI-I'Ilde?" lll' hogan.
Mrs. 'l'rilIdI'r boned.
"You lllll'I' a limo lztltlt'." l llitt'l'
t‘llltlltt', Ilulrltly; "lundly lvll llil‘ “lull
time the evening trIIlII Marin for I'm!
nah."
Before he lied aIIIm-I-rml my ttllt‘ll
lion Mrs. 'l'rlIIIleI' one hell way don"
the I-ompunion. IIIIII \llll'll l \wul Into
the t'lllllll ll fen' minute» tutor the no:
titling tnrloru on her I:I|I3u but. the
II‘II lure of lllhllliwilh'l'll lililu'l‘.
'l'lte lillm‘ hull lwrn :I hold one.
“l-Zwrylhluu M‘t'llll to have none to
III end." ulIe «mid IIIIIIIrIIl'ully. "l
lnlil klluw what to do or It lll‘l't‘ to up."
"Hill I do. You will mine with me
lo l'mmoh. and May llwro until ,l’ull
have IleI-ldI-Il on your future."
The" I l’l'llll"ll'il Ill lit" Ill'v'lt. where
i found the IlI-ngmtt ulnmliun by Me
ullltt‘ltttt', lllll rllvl‘ alumni“ and elIIudI-d,
“My leIII'e Isn't tap for It \t‘l't'k yet."
he remarked, "no I ill going up mutt
try for a My I-luml."
"You won't do anything of the
.ilI'II.
lite."
“Mid her friend IIIII't“ .
l lulltlll'tl to the din-kimono, whore
Ituml the Worst iI-Iuperml .llIIu, pet:
nine» in hand and hmlnnlty till lIlII lip:
"’l'ltltl III he." I fluid.
The elpudu dented from the dro-
mmtt’e {nee lIIeIIIIIIIIIIenInIIy.
"Manhattan!“ he exclaimed.
Vietnam elem-y in Kentucky.
A newly ordained Iuinleter of Porter
Bounty. who tree retovhlly relied upon
to marry e IWIIIIII "mph. after men»
“the In memo» thmugh with one! or
the WWW]. trunml up IIII follow:
“l uneven you In the mower the lane
of the Mile of “Mitten. “ill the him
we laid down or ileum and ll. Wrote
”mum. on my title ceremony. l Inn II
lmIellvc-r unto. but I’ll be domed It
i will telw any m ammo. on our
elem fee-I'lrv—Mltlttttd. lira item.
w ...,. IM me... ..
8mm I‘m.
"home own." eetll liar-lo Melt. “tile
Will or due I» do earring deli tell- 'iIn
ne'etdemwmnenteedem'ttle-
MUM Willie in do neighborhood."
I emo- M.
W
e
.
l
I
r
l
tort.
’l'I'lIIdI-I' in wooing to bitty nllh
(I
l
ll
t‘
te
Arlene
That night. leaning om the mow III '0': , 4. ‘t . ‘
the fennel. watching the glimmering. I .g-«I ' " 2?
fautantiewllshto in the ohmhormwl BEAflTY . I
III Mos.
lealoyu longer you wear It:
Handsome wool chrome: Separale
Skim. from the tiny check to a
checkerboard size. ‘
And different colorless—black and
white, brown and white,‘hlue and
white. myrtle and white. tan and
white. resell: and White, red and
white. besides some that have tweet
more colors. The prices :un any-
where from 25 and 39 cents a yard
up to “00—34 to 50 Inches in
width.
Now that. the shirt waist season
calls lor pretty Skirts we make this
special olier in order that one may
have a splendid choosing ol Skirt
material and at the same time not
ieel any necessity for paying iaIIcy
prices.
Dress Goods department.
-_._.
New lets of rich looking Gloves.
2-Clasp Chamois. in white. graft and
natural. 89 cents. Fabric. all colors
and all prices. 25I 38, so and 75
cents And lovely shades of green
and violet Gloves in silk.
By the time you read the abcve
we shall probably have in a new lo!
oi Bicycle Giovas; we're expecting
them erery clay.
Children's colored Dresses. beautl'
iul little ones in lawns. camhrlcs,
percales, lappet and mull tissue. say
from 25 cent‘s to $2.79. The cutest
lot of varieties that you ever ...I '1,
all new .
And lovely little Hats—steeple
crowns trimmed with buttercups and
daisies. quue Coats and Reelers.
Little Shoes and Slippers. anywhere
from 25 to 75 cents.
Omo Dress Shields come in'blaelc
and white—silk. nainsook, stockinet
a'nd cambtlc covered. Used alto~
gather by every prominent dress‘
maker in the larger cities.
Men's Neckwear. A line nawi
line of malt String Tics In the lead
mg colors and patterns. Same for
lOc. each. 3 for 25 cents; others 2
let a quarter; many 25 cents each.
Remnants of Dress Linings n‘ ;
pilCt‘S to make them go quickly.
“48 D. M. READ CO. I
ind china ealta. peppers,
:IIIII Minster chimney»,
I'M Mammoth lluehueter I-lIiInnt-yll.
h handeomely domrntml laquII. hoot lklfllh
outer burner
is olotheo nuke. on foot to hanunlothon on
to ruby sleet ehtlIeI-II.
I Impet weapon. guaranteed.
III «unmet note
l“. u
lh eoreen doou.
Silk serge Iron umbrellas. bone handles
Toffeta silk It‘ll! umbrellas, steel rod. close
tanner price, I1
oounnnao'e
New York Mllllnery Pat-lore!
I turn. hummer.
During our that melt oi ehirt tale we were compelled to repleohh
onvoooos
”one: '
GAZETTE Still-DINO
nonwautfionm
T
RISTRA
New Wash Goods-31...?
We have opened this week a new line of Wash Dress
M a.“ HYATT,
’ Goody In all the latest and most desirable patterns.
New Organdles.
New Setteena,
New Lawns,
New Jaconets.
lime sun umhrelino.
roll.
trimm
Changeable silk sun umbrellas.
Mourning IIiik sun umbrellas.
Mourning paranoia.
Changeable taffeta pamols,
W hite China silk paratoir.
Fancy China silk,
Children' 5 Caps.
We are showing all the latest novelties In children a sum
mor hate and caps; new goods, just revolved.
cops, white. pink. blue and tau law,n in F much and Nor-
mandy shape from lilo III $2.01)
Parasois and Sun Umbrellas.
Gloria silk Inn nmbrellal. -
$1.00 and 8125
' p.50
Taffeta silk nun umbrellas. sterling xiii-er
New Loppet stripes.
New Lappot Mulls,
New Glnshams,
New Females.
Children's shade hate. white and colored lawns, lace
trimmd 250.
“Whirled: ink and blue lawn, shined brim, lace trimmed
50cWhito and colored silk mull. full pleated brim. poo p III
trimmed. 980. u, Si 25. $1 50. 81 75.
White duck Tom 0' hunters. 18 and 25o.
Navy and red cloth am O'Shanters, 25o.
Houseiurnishing Dept.
It in about time to think about oil stores. We have the
Famous. That It the same ntove we had last aeoeon.'1'he
quantity we have sold of this wire and the satisfaction
they have given to every one who but used them is a snar-
untee that there III no better stove made. We have added
to our line this season the Novelty Blue Flame Oil Stove
This time we believe lobe the best one on the market.
We have them in all sizes Other Oil stores from 490 up
White Mountain lee Cream Freezers in all aims at the
right prices.
Special sale this week—tine tumble's, lite.
on: and 75::
$1.75, 2 III) 2 25
$2 50
$2.00 and $2 2.5
$1 25 to $2 50
$1 25 to 32.50
$2.50
$1.00 to 92.00
Men to $2.50
(Jhildren' s
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
When: are you gomg this summei to buy youI goods.
don’t. know 6
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g
You
Why, you can lind out by milling at
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’S
We ate ptepated to show the] In gust handsomest and the (heap-
Aniline of goods, quality included;3 eter shown in exory dopmtu
Inent.
rust-«Separate Skirts Sit rt naists Ladies' Suits.
Sound «Lawn. and llImiIics l’etmlcs and (lrgnndirs.
'l lIzIIl-~~Ilr)5ier\. Ribbons Gloves and Laces.
l 15!, but u I' ll: .Ist—lixamine our D Imestic St. ek.
LI nsdalc and [unit of the 1 30m (II 2c
Velvet Carpets, 850 Per Yard
1’.
lSCOF'ELD 8: HGYT, "°"
.Weddmg and Society
S~$100 “'lltt'l lullr nickel plated and warranted tor $59.
t to the Popular Shoe Store of? “.Ieodore
Olsen. 4
Engravingi
The Sentinel can now offer indurcments to parties desiring eogravcd oed-
ding invitations, announcements calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tagmus charaCIer.
in alliance of printing.
0
The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
We slmll be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the l3th lost!
and lasting until all the goods announced In this advertisement are sold will be held a gran l wmd- -up clearingr out
of all the goods left from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none oi them can be had They are everyone oi them genuine
The lots, none at them are very large.
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked
lhtroain prim to each
u t." It MI
.. u 2“ to II 1'“. H
.. .. min-I I- .. I 7:» ~
u H troll -- '- we "
H g. “k" II II 7“ H
H n It“, II II N” u
I. g. :15" u to 7.!” II
II II 'I m. In It "“0 n
ill-III ” hue
and acid II more complete line 65
We m at the m
Skirts and Jackets!
Our him are mitt at greatly reduced prices.
doldhet'e’ I New York lllllnery Purim.
I. Mm autumn.
Coupon: given away with even no nominee. Coupon will be drawn
Wider. lley u.
l
l
‘I
l
- Furnished
lubezatu IIIIlrt forum. can be altered In
unit any lurmor utyle. former nth-o $3. In Bargain price, en 5”
:lIM iron mulch union. in: 20
mo stow pollen. extra heavy. “ “ tile " " do
one gin-II berry diehm. " “ in: " " ‘JI:
III II qt. extra honey «toffee. pols. “ " M.“ “ " no.2
"It‘ll v. ”"1”," till I“. Is It ‘30 II II lll
loo jan luieri. “ “ . too " N do
II to no iutlet note. “ .. IJIIII .. .. u .23..
:l or i it ironing boarde " “ {lilo “ " 2m
I00 plain white ohlna hone dishee for :30 m...
to It III. my page, for the each. It don mnlm none. for he eaoh; limitinghnm tea pets. lie; 200 kitchen knives. 'Io each; 275 outqu dish mops. for to each
POI "I! LIDIIS.-~W¢ other i) don. Comte, white or drab. a straight 50c article. for .lOc the pair.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Ill Weehlosiofif
L.°. Ou;t.'
lgvery npplinnue for llIIIIIlIlIIII
urtnlue III I out notice Imd II
perfectly III III new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry
ilevtleed Street. Ieuthlereelt
linen lll II ”II-Ml and we will and let them
and name without wire «Me.
Dr. F. Ichtvolr.
omen
t. I. neuter Weehleetee eel
Mellie meets
emotional Mumhlnm “
Gotten:
Complete
I! fit! I!" M HOI'fll.
Bell island.
mm ml: or
PGITII IROI
llottm Norwalkdlonu. m it ti
o. w. atvuouo.
:ee el Blreeter
telnet.
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