, at the hearing in the KonraIkOeuucil
abandon this moraine. hetero the rth
"ll” roadiuamanner.
it impeccable. It appears
,I'a lather bought ularne
about twenty-live yearn
d a thoroughfare
. building lots. The
Osborn claims that,
hadnaver been made over
’ attic street mound as a
l , hehad a perfect right
' property. Mr. Bullock.
hand, claims that a person
y and selling any part of
the person to whom he
neonate reach it. He
atherouxbfare opened for
tor twenty-live yours
closed. even though
‘ been accepted by the
paborne said he would take
removing the obstruction.
, k said he would give him
’ boura' graceLwhen. it his
complied with. he will
. . hate been issued {or the
exercises of the East Nor-
on Wednesday evening,
East Avenue Methodist
WW“...
fiver meeting tonight in the
Mill Methodist Episcopal
:45 o’clock,will be led by the
mad-about the monument in
‘_ , ue. has been cut, and the
, graded and placed in excellent
Hrs. William Casey, of Sum-
‘ Norwalk are visiting Mr.
Caleb Wood, in East Norwalk
H.8tevenshaa decided not to
alloroton this spring, but will
"In his house in Core street.
hatseleaned. dyed O'Brien's.
O K. Rider, of Cottage avenue.
the day with her sister. Mrs.
.... .. ten. in Itowaytnu.
G Langdon and family.
3 Yerk. are at their summer resi-
lt Half Mile Island.
Uiford nine, of Struttord. is vis-
rhfl' daughter. hire. Herbert (lor-
d llaple Ivonne.
Int Norwalk duck raiser bud
‘ .. ducklings killed by rata one
thia week.
.Willlam Under-down. of Henry
iaexpectod home today from
‘ a
m...“ .
My; interest added to all taxes unpaid
‘ ml'l‘nalday. ()I'Iioe open evenings.
‘ trolley Parties in Season.
' j employees of Dennis tr Blan-
loath Norwalk straw works hnd
_ ridelaatnight. uoingto Broad
and “mud to the Stamford
I‘lte ail'uir was very successful
. e.
Willlnfl Workera' (limits I»!
Mitten. of the Norwallr
ollaroh, tool: a trolley ride
‘lratuwuy liner. yoau-rday at-
brown hot-bye. I I'Brlen'u.
M toilet at Work.
.rollaris at work on Wood
. I and the indications are
N Wharton! the beat atroeto
. It is the purpose of the
' to make it at aolid an
and to practically dtcpeoas
(It the usual top droning
«title thoroughfare will up»
m it In good condition for
tall Trade lapected.
WA 00. will that down
'2 3 Wednesday. June 9d,
w ”WOW
': momm.
outnumbered-m
at the Catherine street, Croat street and
Judge Ball presided. Attorney hoot:w
. .iaapao’t hoilmaudto
'lltailrnr baa a number
Iatnplaaeraoataud‘
commo-
aboutthin-y m ultra-Ir W
roadoommitsionero iobarxaminedrcla-
tive to thoirind Iii-protection needed
New Canaan Road grade. crossing
Wood looked after the interest! of the
city and Attorney Lynda Harrioou was
counsel tor the Coumlidawd Railroad
company.
The tint withers placed on the stood
was Dr. Dexter Hitchcock
had lived to Harwell: twonty~four years;
in his viaitation to patients he was far
quantly obliged to cross and room the
tracks. which he seldom did without
first allghtinu from his carnage and
looking up and down the trucks tosee
that no train was coming. He thought
that all the crossings were dangerous
and that the only reliable protection
would be gates. On cross-examination
Dr. Hitchcock said that he thought an
electric hell would he ruIIIcient to arrest
his attention.
Charles L. Glover was the next in the
box. He said he had lived in Grand
street, near Catherine street. for twenty.
five years; since electricity had been
adopted on the street cars many people
had begun to use the hack and cross
streets. He thought that the only pro-
tection the public could rely upon was
gator. ‘
At noon an adjournment was taken
for dinner.
The hearing was continued this after-
noon.
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The Keveme'yer Trial.
Ifipecinl to The Sentinel.)
Washington, May ill—Interest in the
trial of Henry 0. Havemeyer, president
of the American Sugar Refining com-
pany, was greatly intensified this morn-
ing, by the pending motion of the
defense to instruct the jury to bring in
uvordiot of not guilty. It was under-
stood. of course. that if the court should
order an acquittal the case would come}
to an abrupt close and that the indict. I
mente against John E. Seeder, score;
tary of the Refining company. and L
Messrs. Edwards and Shriver. the new» l
paper men, would probably be quashed.
AMER cANDLE 1.10111:
Meetings of Local Societiea. Associa-
tions. Clubs and Cliques.
An emergent communication ut Old:
Well Lodge. F. iltlll A. BL. will be held
tonight. The Master Moann' II degree
will he conferred.
The Christina Industrial Intrigue will :
meet at the residence of Emory Stvvonu, .
Woodward nvrnue, tomorrow night.
There will be BH'VlGOll tonight at 72:70!
o'clock. in St. Peter’s church. inlt'orthi
Main street. All are invited.
Washington Chapter R. A 151.comI
ferred the Past "Muaters dcgrte on cool
Icandidute last night. ,
The Brotherhood of the Union will;
meet at the (iermnuiu liotcl. tomorrow
night.
Willinm Reilly, of Urchnrd street ?
will entertain the Hn’olc clah, tonight
The directors of the Catholic club will ;
meet tonight. ;
~Loue‘r regular dinner. 250. ‘
L More Speed in the Eve L. l
l’ercy Fort-in hos goin- to New York i
today to bring up hie naphtha launch.
which has been thoroughly overhauled
and improved. Hhe will run ateadior
and be speedier, it it expected by a mile
NH”.
looting of the W. 0. 1'. U. l
The meeting of the Woman' at tlhriu-
tiuu Temperance Union will be held,
with hire Hendrick I) North Halo
street. Friday utterance at it o'clouk
Every member in recounted to be preterit.
--I,letu ticket with every put-ohdaea
lume's. .
I ’ I
Found a Lost Boy I
tittieer Gooruo Oliver found a boyi
about three yearn old wandering in
North Main III-cot. this morning. The
lad could we tell llll name. and war
taken to Constable (IIIIIdwin'II home.
A lint for He‘lnloy.
The Urotot «it. Knapp mommy to mt.’
tins out a but for William McKinley,
praatdent of the United titates. It in
pearl with a more mud. and the rise
in it... y _
«But one week more to IIrhton to pay
your city tame
nowadummw.
Themthtokantrom Harrie Broth
”Margitemmwtnatwoe
Heuidho.
to the doctor's.
knee cup had been dls'oottted.
near east coast; Friday. fair: stationery
temperature. brisk northweererly winds
(min! In I-s‘IIIlIIiSlI his IliI3III. 1 Im-
M'iIiI-Il lll“ Inztlit‘r build» the .liisiirv III
‘ Ill" l't'uI't' in llit' lit-st I'Iuhl l luv“
lmw, but In“! wry llllll" Imp.- or III». III'
in: Ilw l'i'l'tllv'l, .‘Iy I'lll‘lll, “‘lll'll l
llll;\lll'tl. “lll*[n'l't’tl tn Illt' Hm? I“
Inuit-I ~1le :I II-II' II'urIi» 'II' I not.» It .l‘.
inc. :Illll. i'tlll‘lllt‘l'lllL’ lllt' I';I~c' lnh'l. I
t'till‘it'llll'll. It WIN IIII- mun: IIIIIIIIII
wow-II l t'it'l‘ hl'fll'll Hill. It unit ”II
4 ”not No HilIIl.’
‘ " ’SIIIIII‘In l Immghl this ~I. I, :llitl llII
I'I‘Inlo'ln‘l'. Harp! my 0““. I». :Iu.1.tt~l
IIN‘ I Item III-«um- any till!" III Inn-.-
SIIIIInu IIIIt Ilw II ‘IIIII-wvs :III» H!" mm!
IIIMMINII In! «If {Illlmw l I'\I'l' an“
lull him“ In» Sillllll‘. ’I'uu fi'l'fltls :I...
Will .~I~III It." :I lIIII'aI‘ fur tut-ml Ilml \I ll‘
{L‘- l-I-IIII :II- II hi“. I Inmlv IlIo- II'mI-
:IIIII ~II'I'ln‘ In II. and title ‘:~ ”I" III-I
Imw l have “\"lll‘illlt‘tl It \HII'iI )m.
. MI] III IIIII gI ~II II. Inn Mmul MI III.
‘MIII-t IIIII II Ilu- ImpIy “:IunII Int»
3 do you think I dun Ilw IIIIIII of :I IImI:
or twuun hour. than she wm luIIt lea i 0‘ no
m’lotto Wuhtoutoumtctuioa
street
which I and boys' eta-air hate. 0‘ Brian' I
3r. Item's lanolin.
'l'ha Arlen dialing society' I benefit to
liar More. the luttrumtthahall ta
ladiroa mantras taaa III-Opened aattl
louder "ulna. Jan- ‘I.
W
"'Mo lo '0 We till mm
undto tilt in their my in Ital-l
Gas Flrldi will open his new place ct
Michael Ritchtord is confined to bid
home withneevere attack of rhenmr-n
tism-
Mira Sarah Wood is now employed in
the comet factory. ‘
fir. and Mrs. Andrew Hutchinson.
who have been attemling'tho funeral at
lire. Hutchinson's mother, in Holyoko.
have returned home.
Patrick Mcilmth, It} lward Bedoll and
Joseph McQuilqu will play with the
Ridgetields against the Brdtorde. Sutur-
day ulternoon. at Ridgetield.
James Leyden and brother and John
T. Whono drove to Norwnfk, yesterday
afternoon. and on their way. home Mr.
Loyden alighted and went into Raudte‘e
store. When he was stepping into the
wagon he slipped and tell in each a
manner that his leg was thrown under
the wagon The horse started and run over
his knee before he had time t) arise. Mr-
Whone stopped the horse, and with the
assistance of Henry Brindle. Mu Loy-
Ilon was placed in the wagon and driven
It was found that his
The. Weather.
Partly cloudy tonight with showers
Tt-iE PLAINTIFF’S POWERFUL PLEA
The Client Won Illa 0er fun “‘lIr-n tho
but yet failed.
"1 twin mm a I'IIIIIIII‘I' Il‘IsII'lI‘t It.
Maryland II to“ day-I 7:2» to try I'
use." mini 3 \‘I’;I,~IIIIII;:IIIII lel'tl'llt‘y.
"I IIIIIII-siml for the phflnlllf. :Illil ii
IIIIIsIt lu- mIII'I-daml that Iqu- I'Vltli’lli‘l
“I inlml but I Inn-r IIIIIII II Inn-II va
in kit-II ll]! II llllllplln ltlltl MW :I lt'lln“
llllli-Ml lw lili‘o‘ tltllll‘ IIII- wrong”
"ll hull. jll~i lli’t' lilillllll“ fur llll
.lll‘lll‘t' In 'll‘i‘lill' fur :lH' |IltttltlIll."
W :IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Slur
JAMEQ FLORENCE
.~I II Eur miner, IIIII III xIIIIII ms.
thll lulu all kind» I i I mtrru I'lmr loin or
furnish III: II (or day a Work II! it III r-m II
per day. l‘ul’l IIIIIII nual III III IIIIIIIIIIII'II
. III‘. . lit
COLOR: ""'
White.
FINISH: BIessor
Oomatio.
'l he ()lIl W- H will Coti-
thtticut l.IIIIIIIlrirs,haud
and steam. Ullicr. III
Washington tit; LIIIIII
dry, lluvdaml St, near
Water. The public are
cordially invited III on!
and inspect our Laundry
at any time‘.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
School
Sup-piles!
or ALI. Inner A?
.0 H!
Wench. . .
ItitchsliIkSou are auctioneorlug of ,, . “—15 ,
about twontyborsaa It “not stables, g. 1 ,
”d" A rI-Imo
business in Day street. Suture-r- 0" - I
Thain; iron smoke rtuck‘for the Hat
Forming companyia in poaltiou , .BEAUW "
”billiard Addlaon. at. no Harbor Is in” icy at longer you wear II.
”cullflfllm Menorah-il- Handaoma wool checka tor Separate
The wagons ot the Adder! Earm- Skirts. Item the‘ tiny check to 3
00ml”! ”3'27?“ "Wm” M checkerboard size.
WINNIPNUK. And different colorless—black and
PLAIDTED'O.
‘ lit ' Reed‘s
,.
O
‘ .&
“AX
white. brown and white. blue and
white. myrtle and white. tan and
white. reteda and white. red and
white. besides some that have two or
more colors. The prices run any.
where tram 25 and 39 cents a yard
up to 51.00.34 to 50 inches III
width.
Now that the shirt waist season
calls for pretty Skirts we make this
special offer In order that one may
have a splendid choosing oi Skis:
material and at the some time noI
Ieel any necessity for paying fancy
prices.
‘ Dress Goods department.
roll
New lots of rich looking Gloves.
2~Ciasp Chamois, In white. gray and
natural. 89 cents. Fabric. all color;
and all prices. 25. 38. 50 and 75
cents And lovely shades of green
and violet Gloves in silk.
By the time you read the above
we shall probably have Ina new Io!
of Bicycle Gloves: we're expecting
may. mung
T
New Organdies,
New Satteens.
New Lawns,
New Jaconots,
l
DRY GOODS
‘ areas!
RISTRAM a. HYATT,
New Waeh Goodsl...
We have opened this week a new line of Wash Dress
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Gloria silk run umbrellas,
Silk serge run umbrellas,
Bill: serge sun umbrellas. bone handles
Tall'etn rill: sun umbrelInII. steel rod. (lose
Taffeta silk sun umbrellas, sterling silver
trimm.
Changeable IIiIl: can umbrellas,
Mourning silk sun umbrellas,
blooming pararole.
Changeable tafl'otu purarols,
White China Inlk parasole.
Funny Chino silk,
Children’s Gaps.
We are showing all the latest novelttos In rhihlrm' II num-
me: huts and caps; now goods, just received. Children ti
cup». white. pink blue and tau lawn, in FrI llcll and Net'-
mandy shape, from lOI: to $2. 00.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
GAZETTE BUILDING
uowwaur, coma.
Goods in all the latest and most desirable patterns.
New anpot Stripes.
New Lappet Mulls,
New Ginghams,
New Percales.
Children' s shade hats. white and colomd lawns. loco
trimmed, 25c
03c and 7.“, 2' White, pink and blue larvn, shined brim. lure trimmed,
' j ' IJc.
“'00 “a 3} :"3 White and colored Silk mull. lull puma brim, pon pen
'3 '0 trimmed 980 31 III 25 :1 to $17
I ., 2 00 25 White duck Tum O'Shantors. 18 and 259.
g ‘ ’ ' " Navy and red cloth Tum O’Shanters, 25c.
32 m I I
new”... Houseformshmg Dept.
til 25 to 82 50
$l 25 to $2.50
$2.50
$1.00 to 82.00
$.25 to $2.50
It is about time to think about oil stoves. We have the
Famous. That is the same stove we had last season. The
quantity we have cold of this retro and the satisfaction
they hove given to every one who has used them is a guar-
antee that there is no hot r stove mode. We have added
to our line thia season the ovelty Blue Flame Oil Store.
This stove we believe to be the best one on the market.
We have them in all since. Other nil stores from l'lc up
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers III all sizes at the
right prices
Special sale this wcek~tiuc tumblers, lilo.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd'g.
them every day.
Children's colored Dresses. beauti-
IIII little ones in lawns, cambrics,
percaies. Iappet and mull tissue. say
from 25 cents to $2.79. The Cutest
lot of varieties that you ever saw;
all new.
And lovely little Hale’steeple
crowns trimmed with buttercups and
daisies Pique Coats and Reelers.
LIIIIe Shoes and Slippers. anywhere .
from 25 I0 75 cents.
Omo Dyes: Shields come In black
and white—silk. naiusook. stocklnct
and cambric covered. Used aIIo-
getII-er by every prominent dress-
maker In the larger cities.
“lune are you goino this summer to buy your goods?
don’t know .’ _
Why, you can find out by enllmg at
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’
We ate [imputed to show the largest. haudsmuost and the cheap.
estlino of ‘_'00(l3 quality included;j ever shown in may dopait-
Iucni.
Firs: —Scparatc Skirts. SII'; rt waists l {Hilts Sui: s.
,.,‘.,.-_....M, E! ..-
You
acIIIIIl~1.uWIIs :IIIIl Iluziitiss l’c. color and Orgimlus.
'llI'IlewllIISIer} RIbbuns Gloves and l..:ICc-' .
Last, but nIIt'Icait——Examine our Domestic SI; ck.
l..oI‘.II‘lole anal Fruit oi the Loom (II-z -.
Velvet Carpets, 85c Per. Yard.
l’. S “Slim wlII'I-l l'ullv nickel plated and I'Itrmntcd, for $50.
SCOFIELD 8: HOY
,Next to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
Oberon—w
Men‘s Neckwear. Aline now:
he: of wash String Ties In the lead
mg colors and patterns. Some to.-
.A..._..!L .._A ..m. _.. ,__-_£m_~.m
Weddtngand Society
I05. each. 3 for 25‘cents: others 2
for a quarter; many 25 cents each.
Engraving!
Rrrmams oi Dress Linings a!
pr: ‘25 to make them go quickly.
THE D. M. READ CO.
The Sentinel can I! Iw III'I’II tllilll’ cmrn'a :0 [until 5 desiring cugmrcd w~cd
Ilmg ItIVItcliorts announcements I :Iliing curds. etc.
Iagcous Clltil'at‘lt'l'.
inadvaucc of printing.
of a specially advan-
Thc highest grade I)! work at when but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prIccs.
I00 china saltII. poppen.
:Itttl Rochester chimney.
oil Mammoth lint heater chimuoyn, ..
II handsomely decanted lamps, best Itooh-
uIItor burner "
It: clothes racks. IIII feet to hang clothoa on “
I 2!: ruby glass shnhm. “
I.I carpet weapon. guaranteed. “
is" croquet ante. "
Io screen doorII. "
I-
I.
H
n
M
it t
I)“ "c II
It ‘39” II
It ’l‘X) n
ma “
l..’Iil "
Lid) "
Lilli "
use ..
Bargain price II "M'ill
to
I
no :3 qt. stow pans, for me each. II dot IImlaIIaea cope. for to each; IIoIIkIIIaIIIIm Ioa poll. No; 200 kitchen kntm. do each;
FOR TN! llOllS.«-We other it due Corsets, white or drab. o. straight 50c article. for title the pair.
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the I3th inst!
unrilnsting until all the goods announced in this advertisement on: sold, will he hold a grand wind-up clearing out
of all the goods left from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none of them can be had. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
former price. to
The lots, none of them are very large,
lithe/.IIII' IIIII'I'I forum. can III: altered In
mid lllly {III-m or style, i'urmvr prise, $2.9». mum” WWI pl ;.II
CI to '
:IIMII'IIII IIIIIIoII “Iron. m. on
mo «tore p more. uxtrn lII'nvy. " " 10c " .. :I:
Ml 5!an hurry (llnht'ii. " " 31.1 " " 2t:
1.38m, extra hmwy mmu- pow, " “ tilt; .. «I my,
2000 paw-III host tIII'kII. ” " tic " " III
we junliniem. ' " ” Iro “ " on
II III no toilet not». " " .3. iii " " ".95
It or I It. ironies: Imurrlu “ ” I'll.) “ “ L’IIII
I'MI plain white ohlm IIIIIw IIIIIIIPI for ill? MW“
'75 cotton IllIIlI mill“. for to ouch.
ooeoaaao'a
New York Mllllnory Parloral
II “mt, IIUI I molt.
Outing our tint week oi skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and odd II more complete line at
Skirts and Jaokota!
Our Okim are cold at greatly reduced priest.
Ooldbarc' s In York IIIIIIIaIy Parlors,
“ma. commit
coupon: given away with every age purchau. Ciillltml will be drawn
Intercity. Jena I.
to. In tholonttml.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
........m -, tum ,.
a...“ “mm"... «a... eflfl-m.q
III Washington St
ROlON POINT IMPROVEMENT OO.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday, Icy 29, I097.
l
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l condom pericardium or Auditorium.
Norwalk Chronicler