Tbeplay"Elleen 0m"waa produced
influeicfielldattnight. by the m
hello! St. Joseph's Total Abstinence
Beultielalendlliteraryeocisty. with the
assistaneectanunrberotladleeconnect
edwithtbepartsh. Over live hundred
Bethany (litepter
Guild of Trinity Episcopal church. held
a strawberry'teetival and eutatainmrur
in Arlee flail. last night The crowded
condition at the mpaiiuted the
great interest taken ‘it rename the
ll
Wrath beueededfor the
ice in East Namath.
that about fifteen boxes My, Mmjmy' Edward mm. was obliged to give an encore. Miss special otter in order that one may Tammi silk sun umbrellas.steelmd, close
. . Bryautl'Farrell, Thomas Cole Fig" "figmw‘gi- It d “d have a splendid choosing oi Skirt 1.33“ silk sun mbreli t i 1 $175,200, 225
. Mw... re. s . 'or s reel 11 as. scr m m vcr
WW- John I," had the fig‘lmfixfl‘e" 12.11.3511. I?!” "Aunt Doleful'e Visit." responding to material and at the same time no! trimmed, 8 $250
I“! . all!“ M t _ . feel an “”3““ for a in f 11 Changeable silk sun umbrellas, $2.00 undu 25
”hm” in East "9“” John Thomas. Joesph J. Brown an 9360” ““11 ”W11" a Lin“ 9‘" y y p y g 3 cy Mourning silk sun umbrellas #125tet2 .50
WW. varnished and McClean, Richard Fitzgerald Thinks." Both {were well done and prices. 01"!!an paresols. . ' :1 2.1082150
burented i‘ ‘0 Mr. M01” McBhane. 3, J, (rm-m, greatly appreciated by the audience. Dress Goods department. girpltt’nbletaflela parasols, “-50
Mud Oyster 00mm“!- Peter McCanu, Charles Lynch A piano trio was siren by Misses ' p.35; 83:; 2}}: Wm" ’12? "’ $23
M“ My, N01“, Joseph Stccgmungy Anna Richardson. Magdelena Fresh and l "d to "
,8. club. an organization of
. young men. will have an
Sunday. They will charter
have dinner on one of the
L. Dnrdick. her daughter.
1 Sherwood. and her grand
Gracia. 0! Derby, are guests or
.. .. 'e son. L. A. Burdick. of
street.
_ meeting of the East Nor-
dietl'iot has been called by
v committee for Tuesday.
“at 8 o’clock.
,way‘caron the Dorlon Point
,. - the track at Fifth avenue
"street. Monday night, causing
. "Buttonholéelleckstreet. East
, was made happy yesterday by
‘ into his family of a bright
W meeting at the East Avenue
~ parsonage. last night. was
W and a meeting of great
We G. Fowler, of Henry
inerttntaining her mother, Mrs
, of New Haven.
' «casual-"athletics will be
. . hit with banner and song at
Magmaival. '
m Viola S—t-ar—rfolwmborn avenue.
yllterdayw in Bridgeport.
Mwill be dancing at Gregory's
mutant; ..-
D. Randall has purchased a St.
~ ~ - skid.
when Goih. of First avenue iii ill.
I?“ PARTY IT ELIOIEOT
w Em his Frieeds ls limit
. ”distemper ilesir
Amparty was given last night by
m. at his residence. “Elm
II Mn“
“arty part of the evening was
to thisnjoyment of choice vocal
» by the host. who ranks an the
m finger in this vicinity. and
”aquarium oi the guests,
' . ”Whittaker. Horace Hatch.
“W flash and John w. Wehle. on
sales by A. 3 Gibson and
who! Bellows, The supper
4 d mohair-eat that omild bu
lithe! the edible» or the
music brought out all the
, at those present. and for 11
V - waaaeeasount Wh-ltllk-
throughout thoontire even—
,waelapirlt of gmd tellowsliip.
‘ Wrotnrnod home by
. atmidulght.
~ to times whine names
1“!!!me present Mayor
D. Wuhan. ll. A. Woodward.
lighten. W. 13‘. Bishop.
Wylie. ”William linear.
» 1 Why. Franklin Lynch.
’ I. . c. 1". Dean.
w. W Bturtevent
W. 1:. Raymond. Fred and
modem
. ,W.ohcwasmmed
tillagabieyolewlthouta
this morning.
. ‘ testified that his bent
down low and was badly
More. rendered the
11:11» Metre“ not
at the time.
multitude tensor at
people were in attendance.
loser-.0015 and Brown and Misses
Murphy. Ilolleheu and assay, who as-
sumed the leading roles. deserve special
praise for the very eminent manner in
which they portrayed the respective!i
characters assigned to them.
selections were. rendered by Messrs.
Coleand Schultze and the Lyceum
Annie Harford. Dr. J. T. Kennedy and
Henry C. smith.
of a high order was furnisned by (LAI-
bert Freeman’s orchestra, whose selecv
lions proved very enjoyable.
ety will probably net 0100 as the result
of the entertainment.
characters were as follows:
Richard O'Donnell. Thomas hlchfahon
Mr. Cricgh.
Mr. Talbot
Captain Turner.
Tim. the ponman.
Eileen Moriarty, Miss Elizabeth Murphy
Norah O'Donnell, bliss Ella McMahon
Mollie McQuiro. Miss Anna Casey intercourse. when dancing was begun
Nancy Misg' Lillie Yates and continued until 12 o'clock. The
Mrs. O'Donnell, Miss Hannah Winters Junior orchestra provided music.
society and ladies of the parish participo
atod. and acquitted themselves most
creditable.
mngements were handsome and approp-
riato.
on the very evident soccer-Ls of its first.
effort in the dramatic line.
followed the presentation of the play 5 was given.
until 1 ocloci..
ordinance department about the Spring Heydrick fancy club swinging. Roy
field titles for the Connecticut Nation 11
Guard.
lay was m115ioned by the desire at the club swinging. A. M. Hcydrick: medley.
department toget the requisitions from, losi'ph Bartlein recitation Hurry Ste
all the state-1111.sothat they might be‘ vensou. horizontal bar work. A. hl
classified \vitbthe new 0‘ making F“ Heydrick Arthur Ainsworib and RM“
equitable apportionment.
will be completed 111 mu or three days l“: 'k W Rogers
“d ""3 d1stribu11nn m“ b“ made “0"" ' The latter aural-“inn was i111 "loosely
afterwards. There need belittle or nol
delay. asthere are plenty 0' "“9" mike]! were just right and ovary number
boxel ready shipment.
reports to the contrary, none has so far
been issued to any “a” The ”llnx‘gmmme The [leaguodeeirrsio extend
°h‘°{"""dm‘“°” ”"1 "“‘fil was large thanks to the Young Womaus Chris
ly due to the object lesson (Bonnecttcut‘ " tian Temperance l 11th and others who
chapter must have realised ggratiiylng
earn. Every seat and ellihe standing
room were occupied. ”it continued 0
throughout the entertainment.
The programme. which was announc-
ed by Colonel fissile Smith. opened with
swell-rendered selection. "The Barn
tier." by the Junior Orchestra. compos-
ed of Frank Bturtevau‘t. William Jesse,
Godfrey Utzinger, Joseph Linrwciler
and Edward Diver.
The play. "Six Cups of Chocolate."
was very cleverly enacted by six mem-
bers of the chapter. misses Frederika
Quelch, Elizabeth Richardson. Emma
Hanson, Grace Baddeu, Magdalene
Fresh and Ella Lindeberg. who were on
thueiaetically applauded for their elicits
Miss Alice Byrbee rendered very
sweetly "Datiodile." a oompoaltiou by
D. E. Disbrow. of South Norwalk. and
Allthe parts were very well taken.
During the progress of the play vocal
uartetta. Mrs. C. A. Freeman. Miss
Instrumental music
O
The soci-
The pridcipu
Philopena Schaub. who proved them-
selves skilled musicians.
At the conclusion of the entertain.
most everyone was served with ice
cream. strawberries and cake. and
oujo‘yee aplensantJialt hour in social
1’. Skidd
Paul Schultze, Jr.
William A. Bellow
William Fitzgerald
About a dozen other members of the YOUNG IEN‘S LEAGUE.
An Excellent Programme at lush: and Athlet-
ics. lapped all With Crust and Celts.
The Young Men‘s Christian [league
gave an entertainment. last'night. in
Knudson's Hall. There was a good
Dancing ! attendance and an ram-lit ut programme
» The costumes and stage ar-
Thc society is to be congratulated
‘ An orchestra cunirmscd of Arthur T
j Merriam and his two daughters played
Arnslorlhe NelwuaIOuard . la waits and march most acceptably:
5""“0’ name! hi“ “me“ “P "‘9 ilrere wusavocnl solo by Mrs. Charles
.;lones recitation. Miss Annie Bishop:
H3 \vnsmiurnwd that ""3 “3' character song. Ernest Tilly; torehlight
Th” work .iones;gr1phophone s:- 'ltClltlllS, Frolic-r-
. enyoycd. The acoustic properties of ihe
1“ spite 0' was distinctly heard.
ice cream and cake followed the pro
National Guard presented for the neces- so kindly assisted.
sity of this exchange. and to Senator
Hnwlny' s tlfl'ul‘tfl. that it had been
brought about.
IUltOLails lit IELOEN AVENUE.
meell Rtonlllil is en 1 s. Santa Bernard “MW" "mm"-
A tarewellbpneiit and reception will!
beteudored to Rev. l-traelS (Sands, pus. attempt “’0'" ‘
to: of the Knight Street Afr-1: an Metho-' nerd lutrrigan 2'
dist Episcopal Chill'l',l| in Lookwood' isloarly this ”mm”;
Hall. Tuesday evening. June 8’ “nl About lint-lock a member of the lam-
tzlands has been pastor oi the church
four years. and will leave for conference
on June ll,
of the church am sparing no pains
make the reception :1 grand summer '1‘
mayors of the Twin Cities and all the
pastors have been invited. and are n .
posted to make short addresses.
the rear door,
ifrightened away the would he bur
b0
ilutbas line were ttlratt
Wheoltncu have the largest entry lie
for this most that they ever had.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
AND
School
A special inootlng of the Twin titty
Wltoeluien was held last night Arthur
ii. ltuseell was unanimously chosen
man-1g" at the baseball warn. and
William Knitter was elected captain.
The personnel ut the club is not yet
tally omitted upon. A prunes game
is being played this utterance on the
heater ground. and the nine will prob»
lily beesleetedutihis time. The date
of the game with the team ofthe Alarm
can Wheel club. of butternut. has linen
ensured ioilaturday Jane till
William that
Meettbeepiiee palledaplruaitha
old deck at Will)“: 1’0“!th (trunnion
latest lawis. on holiday night. west
toll of Dr. ls fl. Allen's new yacht
"Doubled." anchored oi! the Iorwalk
Yacht Glob house. and broke all the
yachts redder. Wheaties amide-twin OF ALL KINDS A'l‘
Skirts. dram the tiny check to. a
checkerboard size,
{They lake“ Unsucceeeliil Attempt to Enter
[1 is believed that burglars made an
or the residence of But-
Holden avenue.
'ily was amused by Mlmotlue working at
l'pon trying to steer»
The numbers and friends taiu the oaueeoi the noise the evidently
b1- glare Apair otiroumrs left on the
Some time ago sneak thieves operated
iln the home during the absence”! the
Supplies!
discerned a new redder was united
ltieespeeiedtedey.endwilli1eatoace
plaudits petition. The bred-audible.
whicheaalrnearthebnet. was recom-
mm.
W»...— Wm
mushroom may in date.
teatime“ era tier. bares a
e R. H.
PLAIDTE D’D.
4.1 titanium Omit.
arena 1.
' T
is a toy as lenges MIDI“! it.
Handsome weal checlrs ldr Separate
And dliierent colorings~black and
white. brown and white, blue and
while. myrtle and white. tan and
white. reseda and white. red and
white. besides some that have two or
more colors. 'The prices run any—
where irom 25 and 39 cents a yard
uplo 5100—34 to 50 inches in
width. '
Now that the shirt waist season
calls lor pretty Skirts we make this
New Organdies.
New Satteens.
New pawns.
New Jaconets.
Gloria silk sun umbrellas.
Silk serge sun umbrellas. .
Bil k serge sun umbrellas, bone handles.
New lots of rich looking Gloves. '
2.Ciasp Chamois. in white. gray and
naturai. 89 cents. Fabric. all colors
and all prices. 25. 38. 50 and _75
cans And lovely shades oi green
mnndy shape. from !0c in '2 0i)
Deveeebs.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Children’s Oops.
We mo showing all the latest novelties 111 cliildron’ a sum-
mer huts and caps; new goods just l‘t’Cthf‘tl.
caps, white. pinlr blue and tan lawn. in French and Nur-
‘ RigSTRKM" a HYATT,
NéwWasH Goods!”
We have opened this week a new line of Wash Dress
cums epitome
aoawauir. aorta.»
Goods in all the latest and most desirable patterns.
i350 and 1 to
$1.00 and 81 25
$1.50
Childro 11’ s
New Lappet em as.
New Lappet Mal s,
New Glnghama,
New Percales.
Children's shade hats, white and colored lawns. lace
triu1med.25o
50JWhite. pink and blue lawn, shined brim. lace trimmed.
White and colored silk mull. full pleated brim, pou pon
trimmed. 986. 3!. 8! 25, 8! 50. 81.75
White duck Tam O'Shanters. 18 and 250.
Navy and red cloth Tam 0‘ Shantors. 25c.
HonseiurniShing Dept.
It is about. time to think about oil stores. We have the
F anions That is the same stove we had last season. The
quantity we have sold of this solve and the satisfaction
they have given to every one who haiueed them is a guar-
antee that there is no better stove made. We have added
to our line this season the Novelty Blue Flame ()il Star.-
This stove we believe to be the best one on the market.
We have them in all sizes. Other 011 Stores from 4% up.
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers in all stats at the
right prices.
Special sale this weekuiiue tumblers, lilo.
and violet Gloves in silk.
By the time you read the above
we shall probably have. in anew lot
of Bicycle Gloves; we're expecting
them every day.
don’t know !
Children‘s colored Dresses. beauil~
in! little ones In lawns. cambrics.
percales, lappet and mull tissue. say
from 25 cents to $2.79. Tdc cutest
lot of varieties that you ever saw;
all new, ‘
And lovely little Hats—steeple
crowns 11%mmed with buttercups and
daisies Pique Coats and Reefers.
Little Shoes and Slippers. anywhere
from 25 to 75 cents.
mont.
Omo Dress Shields come in blafir »
and white—silk. nainsook. slockine! l
and cambric covered. Used alto.
gciher by every prominent dresst
maker in the larger cities. '
Men's Neckwear. Aline new
line of wash String Ties in the lead
mg colors and patterns. Some icr
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
First—Separate Skirts, Sh' rt waists Ladics' Suit s.
.cm 1d Loans and llimiiies Percalcs and Organdi -.s -
'l l1i1d—~Ilosierv. Ribbons Gloves and Laces.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd’g
\thio are you goimr this summer to buy your goods? You
Why, you can find out by calling at
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’S
We are prepared to show the! .11 0est haudsomost and the cheap-
estlino of goods, quality included? ovm shown in L1 cry dcpatt~
1.: :,st but not least—Emmi me our Dfll'lCSllC S: . ck.
Lcnsdalc and hair oi the l.1om (1: :1;
Velvet Carpets. 85c Per Yard
l’. S ——$IUU “lice! lully nickel plated and warranted, lur .,.:19.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT, "°"
Weddingand Sacrety
t. to the Popular Shoe Store of“ 1 '1eodoro
Olsen 4
30:. each. 3 int 25 cents; others 2
for a quarter; many 25 cents each.
Remnants of Dress Linings a! '
prices to make them go quickly.
THE D. M. READ CO.
Engraving!
t
FOR "I! “Oils. ~Wc otter 9 deal.
OOLDDIRD’D
New York Milllnary Parlors!
e. um. solemn.
Duriag our lint week at skirteeic etc were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our guide are sold at greatly reduced prion.
Octoberg’s leis York liiiinsry Priors,
a Mr”. “firm.
Coupons given any with every ego purchase. Coup 111s w it m drawn
intercity. lay at.
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so. hesitant:
eons ’
«hunch
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(allowing. m tar. hm. responded “slim“! in the day time and secured
willbepmeent: ltav. A 8. Kavauagh. PM“ “WWW”! hm”
ltov. F. A. Hominid. ltev. .111in T. Win-l " 4 l H ‘
tars. ltav.l~ F W. Norrie. ltev it. t) j “m“ 'M“'"-' New Ileot. tillchlua salts. W". i'ormorpiiae. to linrgniu price ICI‘MDE
Sherwood There will he a musical Marvin llmthcru broke ground. this titlilkxiheaterohimneya "1:11 .. .. 5e “
‘ i for tbonowbloclt the re to idiuaniinoth ".tl'ht‘Fllll' ilumnvyr. " “ 250 .. '- lite “
programme rendered. entertaining at it morn “3’ l “ y, handeonielydomrattallani it um um] .
lid in Washington street. and in l' ' .. . .
p. 111.. altar which supper will be served ‘bu ester burner . alum " ” l...'1 '
gwiunu. it 1.. «ambush prohibit the 1.. elotltee mil... on feattnhaiigclotboeon -~ .. sun -- .. .10.: ..
«Howie thetitue wengagoynur bi pm union will he louatad ilafirubygleeeebalte re. " " itie " " 7e "
cycle for lleooraiioit Day. ileum .v! , . "‘Wl'”m~ “WM : l: U" :2 '1 "“3 :'
Hoyt an Washington street ; The season at cycle racing will open :‘lwlmu ”“1 .. :w .. 1. 17.23 ..
nt Pleasure leach on lletnoriai Day. it sereeudeors. .. .. m .. .. we .
Obatealeaaatreadclellie Huntley. May ill. The ltamhliug
tagrous character.
in advance of printing.
prices.
The Sentinel can now oilcr inducements “.0 parties desiring engraved wcd~
ding invitations, aunoumcmcnts (ailing cards etc.
The highest grade of work a'
of a specially advan-
prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
..
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the I3th inst!
and lusting until all the goods announced 111 this advertisement are sold. will be held a grand wind- up c! tiring out
0! all the goods ielt from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none at them can be bad They are everyone oi them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to thrcc times the price asked.
The lots none 0! them are very large,
in banter skirt forms. can be altered in
suit any form or style.
:tmi iron llltlltlll salon.
inn elail'ti p 1kers. cairn hcnvy.
5m glass berry dliilltll'.
1:. 5.11. extra heavy notice pots.
200011111 tore beet tacks.
loo jnir iiiieru.
it it) po toilet sate.
.iori it. ironing boards
mo plain white china bone dishes for
on it qt stew parts. {or lilo sub. 6 dos molaeaie cups. tor live each: llmikingliam tea pots. 811:2“) kitchen knives. tic oat h; i?‘ onttun dish unipn. for 21: each.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
we.
i Addict-ciao in the -~ ‘
forum prli- o tz'ii-‘i iluignin priu'. ti {-0
iii "1
N H “)0 rl ss llil
It il ’3“ 0| II 2"
u u ““3 at at 30"
so u 50 u 11 Ill
u u '50 II as w,
" " til. iii ” .. .1 .11.;
Is as “"0 es 1s 2’“,
lie cat-ii
Corsets. white or drab. a straight 50c article. for .lllc the pair.
ill Washington St‘
’me
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ROTON FOllil' IMFROVEMENT 00.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday, Irv 29. i897.
Continuous perlenusece ill Auditorium.
Norwalk Chronicler