W‘Fowler Poet. o.
0n;
- The Douglas
ting will be carried by the
, will be appropriately'
M and term. Them ,
. am nomevrhat changed. .1'.
.Ulrriatian Soldiers,”
tion. I
.., I
M0 orchestra. .
Soldier."
cute Hendrick. I
nartette. ’
Hattie Smith
1 1 » -"The Battle Hymn of l
. blic, ”
‘ Garrett Haule'nbeck.
churns—"The Star Spangl edi
I
.. l
‘ ' Indbenediction. l
gpicturee. 191 Wash. at. to!
, I'nthon. n1atinee.3::lo. 1111:!
{of
'llarlBah‘arJIenntDrJ. 11.311111
rm playing with a hammer at In.
home. yeatetdey emu». when be ac-
eideatally‘vtrneh hlniaeltea the top a!
the 111111. brine cm the main HI»
father took three or tour stitches in tin
wound "To..-“
~bana‘a tor para tea cream.
Frank B. 111.1. a graduate ot ll»,
Em Norwalh nut animal. he! pulled
satiataotorlly the examination; at thv
New York College at Dautietry. after
having attended a three yean' center
In that institution.
lira. John lloraa and daughter. and
lira. Nellie lockhart. at tlreeuwiob.
have been vialtlng with 1111.11. B.
Webb, 0! Second avenue.
~Speolal for tally. ladiea' regular 8011
ribbed veala, 111m . at M S. Smith Jr
Order of American Menu, 1.,
A diviaion lance in being built between
the residence» of Benjamin Robertson
and John W. Maine, in South Unborn
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ll 11.131111111111111 Mr
and Mrs. W. E. Oaburn have gone to
.Bell Island to remain over Memorial
lDay.
i .
, atuck. tomorrow. and the services in the
filvvediah Congregational churelniwill be
' conducted by the elders.
Rev. U. Swanson will preach in Naug-
—0rder Lane’s ice crea1n.t1 11' Monday.
Fred Thompson and Herbert Mottram.
New Y orlr, will spend Sunday with
William I} nderdown. of Henry street.
The funeral of Lars 'l‘. Larsen will he
at Grand Army of tile held tomorrow afternoon at 8 oeloch.
i from his late reeldenee' in Core street.
David Nash' is building a shift in the
:v ucant store which he tormcrl y occupied
in the Randall mill property.
Mrs. A. 11. 111.111.111.01 New street re-
turned home yesterday,from a few days
, visit in New York.
~Ilong Island bluefish, 71’ lb ; porgies.
I . .
. Royal Elzea was pleasantly 6' M “a,“ m kt“
”night. by about filty of Miss Anna R. Quirk in having her
1 r‘fllcnda. athie home. 43 Vanlproperty at the corncrof Firwt nvenu1
an. Master Royal spared;
entertain his young gnomes
' a number of presents.
lateral elegant bouquets,
, and plants. The children
in games and music, after
“collation was served. Tll81
', decorated with flowers and
Among those present weny
Fulton? Eva and May l‘l‘lllPI‘y
th Palmer. Bessie llrow,:n
Hatchman, Mabel Raymond. ‘
‘ Howard Taylor. Harry Croe-
_ , Elana. Royal Elzea. Entan-
‘ fJ'rnnkHoyt. Joe Hunter-d. .
Thomplon. llarold Taylor.§
- Palmer. Hollie l‘laea, Willie?
, Me Rose. Walter 301111,}
311111th _._._,..
We! ladies and children' sl
.110!!! 10c pr. upward;ape1-iul,
. .154 pr" at M. B. Smith 1% (‘
MM“. .lohn ll. Rider mm 111
My oveningao their lriendr,
1d the twenty- -fitth anniversary
m. Mire Jeanie Bronson
‘ Poyvez rendered annu- tlne’
in the violin. accompanied by.
- onthe piano. Mina Bessie
. very sweeth on the man-
wna also a solo from M111.
Light refreahuientv were;
”180. Mr. and Mrs. Rider re- i
very line premus 'l‘hoae
were Mr. and Mn. Wil
It. and M11. Jame» Han-
”.1'nlltlllet‘. lllrv. l’a1l-‘=
Iantord. M1111. Benedict.
linseed. Mr. and Mn.
Illa Joule Brannon, Mira
‘ Add and Willie Carlie-
1 lira. David ltohluaon.
Hannah Valentine.
1 . “mid and Lillian
Mr. Fred Fielda and
MI. ot'l‘orrlngteu.
>11
‘Btttple‘a moiety. of the
real church. held a
' 71 .laetniaht. lathe.
__ . “than. The pro-
instrumental aeleotlona
. ot Ia- ltuuly ulna.
. mandolin.
.oruam vocal trio.
I. m and Rev. 0.
111. line Haida Hale:
Vlolandsr and liter
graded and improved.
Mrs. II. hi. Taylor. of Prospect street.
has gone to Northport, L. l., fora l'cw
daye’ visit. - ..
Marvin Brothers have had a fence
built in front of their (love street
property. .
~11! lb. pail of pure lard for 7.31, 111
Hayes in 'k' t.
A petition is 111 circulation to have the
sclectmcn appoint :1 patrolman for this
' place.
A horse arrived from Boston, today.
'1 for Harry 1. Bennett, of ltiveraide ave-
nuc.
The principal grocery stores in 111.1111
Norwalk will be closed all day. Monday.
*liateat brown berbye. O‘Brien's.
The Uowpcrthwait sisters. of Dan-
ghury. wheeled toNorwallt. yesterday
Mrs. LilliunJ. Kieth, of VaudZandt
:nvenuc, in viaiting in Dover. N. J.
Mine Mabel l’ropl1ett.of Bridgeport.
is visiting Burt Nor-walk friend!
Morrie Epstein. of Fort Point street.
haa purchaoed a new home.
SUNDAY AT ill-IE CHURDKES.
Pastor- uud Their Themes 111 the Pul-
pito oi the Norwalku Tomorrow.
Nnrwulk Methodist church. Rev.
Frank A. ill-oliold. pitator. Preaching
ltlleIl Topic. “The word of (led an
inspiration and a luevelatiou" Sunday
111-hoolat tho clonoot the umrnlnu aort-
vioe. A axmeial service, composed of
. the children of the Congregational. Bap.
: tint and Methodiat Sunday aohoole with
the membera 11I' lluekiugham l’oat 1111
unrat- ot honor. will be held at ll o‘clock
In the afternoon. The different linuday
schoola will meet. according to arranuo-
meat. and escort the relevant to the
church. where a moat linen-111mg aurvioe
will beheld. Rev. 19'. A. ricodeld will
addresa the children and Rev. 11‘. E.
ltobblue and line. (I. llunlenbvclt will
apeak. .lehn ll..lacl1uon willreoite. A
twilight aervioe will behold under the
directlonottho llpworth Magnetron
Ii to 7 In the evening. There will be no
evening aervioe In the Methodist church.
1111 Its mutation will wmhip with the
tlonuregatlonul people and listen to a
moon lathe port by Rev. Dr. Noble.
Fleet Gonlmatlonal church. Thoma:
K. Noble. paator. Homeo- at 1011111 a.
1n. and 711111 p. m. The 111nm will
preach In the moraine upon "The Goa-
Iolatloaa at and.” In the evening there
will be a union mermaid aervloe. The
punter will [give an addma 11111111 "General
Grautmt‘menal ltamlnivoem at the
lien and lawn: from his Unique tan."
Whittaker! Port and Woman'v italic!
0am willaneany wattle the body at
them. Everybody cordially Invited.
thumb. “on. to “unflinchi- by
lire. H. B. Carr. and “Cover Time
1101' with Beautiful Floweral" word:
1y Will Carleton. The latter was’ oom-
. med erpreaaly for this coca-tony
Flrtt Methodist Epimopal church.
Divine services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.
n. Preaching by the parlor. Morning
object. “An Olden Time Revival."
Evening aabjeet,‘ "There not. Pro-eat at
the Reception." Thin will bathe cloa-
as aermeu of the bridegroom rerier.
the evening sermon will be preceded by
1 musical and patriotic service. The
sougregation will ring the national
’lymn from an exact foo siuule of 11 Iran-
«cript prepared by the aged author only
a few weeks betore his death. A rattle-
ient number of copies from the original
handwriting have been procured so that
they may be found after the service in
hundredl of humor. The special 11111an
by the choir will he, "The Silent Army,"
by Macy: "The llynin of Peace," by
Colloott: "Blast of (rod. the God of Na-
tions," by Trowbri1lge;“lnw in the
Ground They are R3 citing." by Cor. All
are invited.
for the South Norwalk Congregational
church, tomorrow eveninig which will
interest many. It will include an
address by the pastor. Dr. Board, on
"Flashlights from the Life of General
Grant," and a musical programm-
which will be rendered by a large men's
chorus under Mr. Stanley‘s direction.
assisted by Sylvester Sterling. solo bass.
l‘he programme is as {1 I“! nvs:
the Son of God I loos Forth toWar. lleber
United prayer for our country.
Jhorui— The Star Spangled Ban-
ner. " Key
Patriotic readings. with reap men in song.
B11115 solo-“Ring. 0 Bells! ‘ Stanley
This poem by Whittier was set to
music exprovsly {or this soivice by W111-
{or P. Stanley.
Jh1.1rue~"lt1~st, l'eacelnlly Rest!"
' Ileibol
8:11:11 solo and Cllilfll‘i—"Jilrll B lure.
the Battle. Malta 1'."
Address.
Singing—J‘America."
in the morning the paelor will preach
the fourth sermon in the series on “God
in His World." Special topic, "The
Jrcutiou of Man." The music at this
vervico will he by‘Miva Nash and the
mixed chorus.
Trinity church aurvimw for the week 1,
beginning May :lligh. Sunday after As-E
tension: Holy Communion. h" a. 111:
Sunday' echool, 9:13 :1. 111.: Morning
Prayer. Litauy and renown. ll 11. 111
Evening Prayer and sermon. map, 111
Friday, Evening Prayer. 7:311 p. m.
)alvary Baptist church. l. W. Wars.
pastor. Sunday Inormng F'I‘I'Vlt't“
from II in I:’:b,‘11111l:1_v who 11 tram I 11171
p. 111 : Christian l‘;lltlt‘ul"ll', from 1'. :11) to
7:311 p. 111. and from 2:31) to v11 the
pactor will preach on "'lhn Works of
Faith."
Grace church Sunday servo-ea »lloly
(.‘onunnnion, H a. 111 : Morning Prayer
and sermon. 1013”; Sunday 111-hold, lz’:l.'1
p. m; lvennong and remand. lulu
Vented choir. llev. .l. Met‘luw Hollow.-
will olliciale.
First Baptist church. Sunday morn-
ing the pastor will preavh nu “Illirlat
and Him Ordained." Evening service
omitted. Young people's meeting at
13:30. Subject, "l'uinn with Christ."
Mrs. Charles lleern, leader.
The pastor will prom-l1 tuonorrow
morning and evening in the S mth Nor:
walk llaptietchofirh. .louioru meet at
513111. Regular monthly I‘hristiuu Eur
(leavnr conam'ration meeting 111 15;:1-‘1
Subject of evening 111111111111, 'llm Name;
Why was it Given?"
St. Peter's German church, North
Main street, Rev. Ii. Range, pautor.
Sunday mlmol. 11:31) to lili'l 1 a 111.; litur-
gy an'l sermon. Milli to Hill) a. 111.: lit-
urgy and 11111-111011. 2:1211 to 11.311 p. 111 ;
text. I l’otorix . M I.
ltev. l". W. Norrie will preach in the
Bmokaide chattel, unborn-1v afternoon
at ll o'clock.
Root
DARIEN.
At the aervim I11 the llarieu Mellon
idiot church. Huntley. 111 I11;'I0 a. 1n.
tin-r11 million Decoration day rerlnun.
At 7:11” o'clock a Will more mention
will be held. with an 111dr1 1111 by Mir (3.
ll. Fitzgerald. of llrldgewrt superin-
tendent oi juvenile temperance work of
the state. A 1ordial welcome wall
Mr. and Mn. Gilbert llmwer. o! Col
lomlar'a Point. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. John Wendell. and Mr. 11111an
Daniel Drawer and children. at Brook-
tenant
eooxs:
School
Supplies!
or 111.1. 111111111 111'
"a H.
,-'llho main «use: snowmen the
‘m v1 be: "no shall (31111110
mm,_vmln1uau.«av
“retain '
A Memorial Day service is announced '
111 12.1.1».
' AMERICAN
FLAGS ,
FGR ‘
MEMORIAL,
DAY.
Spam! prices for thil sp'cial
orca~ion in order that everybody
may display the National Colors.
All sizes and Standard quality.
The dogs we ollcr are made in
the best possible manner, felled
512111111, stars sewul Inth silos--
Corract n11111bcr11fsmrs~bcst iadi
an and scarlet bun ing and regula-
Ii-m sizes: 221.; 3x5, 4x6, 5x8."‘1ix9
6:110, 8:112, 8x15,1cx15
14’
Figured linen lawn, lrish linen
lawn. Theregular 60c quality in
while grounds and colored figures,
for 331: a yard.
Remnants of white pique, 4,5 and
6 yards in the piece, {or 15:11 yard.
Regular 251: qualities that are
~Iighllv damaged. 1
() lilallitts. A new lineol heavy
Linen C ashes of an improved
smooth wave, 111 browns, blues
and natural colors, from 12, 1 ac to
37 1.2 cents a yard. For odd ski'ts
and jacket suits.
Sniped and Flea-cred llimiiies.
inliuht green, l)l11é,'pink. yellow
and violet shades. Prices range
from .lc to 21): a yard; V The c eds
in them add much towards keep
them in perfect shape; prevents
lemming; easily.
Pnagcc Cloth, a cotton material
11 blulk gr1‘1untls,al1;olutely fast
are selling for 121 21:;1yanl.
While Wells, heavy double cord
Ni \Vllilc Pique Writs. A high,
gradequaiily impo it'll Lllllll, in-
1111 led to sell at Sax-r.
bought so tint we can 1111! it at 251:,
Ia1l1c§skirls and ellillrcu's coals
.1111 jukcts. All the above
Wash 0 111911 department.
The D. M. READ CO.
T
as soon as they are on
st to al ea
RISTRAM 8. HYATT,
.- . . . SHIRT WAISTS» . .
Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist Stock.
1) 1r waists arc nude .0 fit.
we gnlranlce. We are showing an 'endlesv. varieiy of the choicest rficcts in From l1 organdirs, print 1:11
dimities, canvass clo: l1 linen halide, fancy lappels. sttlirh pla' ds and white lawn, lawn sh rt waists 1i mb' 1:
point, yoke back detathcd collars, all new patterns,
Silksin India. Foulard 3111 china; on: lot Printed lunlias, navy and black ground, all silk,
Special value in black satin (luchcss, 27 inches wide,
Black moric velour, the latest thing for skirts.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Special in Decorated Dinner Wa'c to close out at the following low prices:
7 inch plates. la mer price 31 so; rrice to close.
at
We sell the very best oil cook stove in the market.
Hammocks, all kinds and all prices.
TARISTRAM 1 HYATT,
, in: LIADIMO ‘ \ l . No. 3
D R V 0 0 O D s , aazezrrr; summon;
. STORE” s A}, , , a: . uovvwaur... Ill» 1
. .' / a”. . ; 9. .
1,
We show all the'latest "OVClthS
The workmaoship is the very best and our prices
”:6“
5111:.
lawn and Percale shirt waists.i11 stripes and figures. light and 11 11k col mt, 751:
Black lawn shirt waists, dctac blackhcd collars, $1 00
Lawn and dimitv shirt 1vaist-',d1ublefront,yoke back, detach:d white collars and 11151, or col-
of same material, 8| (0
Lace stripe dimity shirt wai 15 in blank and white, navy and white light blue and white, ni h dc-
tached uhite collar and 111115.151...
Also variety of styles' 1n light and do It Colors. Collars of same material or white soft and laundu r-
cd cuffs, all at 31 so
SUMMER SILKS.
25&33r1l
, 751‘, 11 00, $1.25
$1.00
81.00 111121311
at . at
5 . I (1); 75C "
Fruit saucers, ‘ “ 83c; “ ‘i " 5.,c ..
Bonedishes. ” “ 1 50; " " " 75.; 1.
Ego; (ups, “ “ 1 25; “ “ “ 75c '1
1’1 111pr saucers “ “ 1 co: “‘ “ “ (.51: “
Whue Mountain in: Cream Freczcrs,.11l sizes.
Mason and Lighln 11g Fruit jars.
I
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd’g.
COME
To the large store of Scolichl .\ IImt. 8'} Washington street, who are ollmug "rent
bargains 111 every department.
A New Dsparture
just. rm-eivnl. Baby carriages with bi1v1'le wheel, $5121.
Hulda-usher black stockings. from?) too
Hosiery.
inch->11. 111-z
blank. with small white figures. l’iB
«lid 1- 251: style “I gnml‘s that we ;_
, One more nickel bicycle. high grade. at $710.
Refrigerators.
High grades of refrigerators. at #4. N to. 151:1». :5
'llllt.kfl'_stlllng plil’t’. Exrcllcut for,
ini
9hr 5‘1. *1. .10. ‘5 1:.1
b aki- $1! and 3|. ’ 75
Straw matting, at 111.12. 9.1. 101:. l?
‘ Umbrellas.
.30,
1:1
Bicycle.
Bit yfle wheel and urea and patent
Twelve more sill. valouer coaches. at 11'. each.
Solid oak dining chair, cane seat. at 9111: each.
‘ ,c and 151‘ per yard.
2.“ in. sun umbrella, heavy to ill. at 50‘.
211111. Gloria silk umbrella. at 111111, $1
pr; or ’prv. for 191‘.
Lithes' regular made fast black, I511 pair.
3 pro. gente' mixed halt hose, {or 2111‘.
SM Waists.
Ladies silk \raiste, It! 50. $13.75. #5.
Suit Department.
Ladies‘ blazer .111-l Eton suits in gray. black and blue,
1.1, 131 .311, an, r:, 15.
Bicycle Suits.
Bicycle soils with bicycle leggings, $1 .30. $5.
Separate Skirts
in linens 3| 5t) and $22.
Checked tililll a, at H.771.
’1, $1511, $3 .311,‘
Carpets and furniture Him-k .. 11111111511130, 12, 111.311, 41.3; sup, 1:,
at both stores. A: 1.11,
’Naxt to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
SCOFIELD 81 HOY
Olsen—4
a 1.1111, bu1_
Wedding and Society
1
,gfigravingl
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engram 1i wrai—
ding invitations, announcements,
tageous character.
in advance of printing.
prices.
calling Cards, etc., of a specially advan-
The highest grade oI work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
W
1111) china aultn. peppers.
and llooheater chiinneya,
111 Mammoth lit-cheater chimneys.
eater burner
t.’ 1 ruby glam Iblherl.
1.10am» Invention, guaranteed.
to croquet Iota.
0| Is
1!» reveal: doom
It JAVVL
Our Skim are sold at
91.111151: 018.
f H - x Q! ,w
1:. clothea racha, e11 tent to hang clothe: on,
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the I3th inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced 111 this advertisement are sold, will be held a grand wind 11p clearing out
oi all the goods left from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none of them can behad. They are everyone of them genuine
The lote, none at them are very large,
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
former price. to
Ii liaudnotnely decorated latnpl. halt Roch.
Bargain price lc each l
III bazaar skirt forms. can be altered to
lie " .‘1c . unit. any former style. 'ormor price. N. 9R lhirguin price. $1 :10
" “ 25c " “ lilo ' 1 lllflllren match rates. .11! 1'1:
* 11111 flow when. extra heavy, " .. loo '1 n :11:
H H ”.0“ u u '3." u g “.0 gm” he"! dl'hl‘l. H H I“, 11 1. 11"
" " 131.011 " '1 4111: ” i 15 8111. extra heavy entice pols. 1‘ " 111111 1' 1' :11).-
‘ “ lilo " ” 71: " , 2000 papers but tucks. “ " ’ 50 “ ” lo
vs 11 .LM .1 11 my; 11 ”m jfllllnlffl. u 11 15° 11 u (in
” " 1.50 “ " lilo " II II) no toilet nu. " " Oil-49 " " ".91
“ 1.1111 " " bile " 3 or I it. ironing board-1 " " we " “ 2'11:
" " 8110 " " ode " 100 plain white china bone (Indies for do each
50 8 qt stew pans. {or We each. I) don molauea cape. for do each: Buckingham tea pots. 1111; 201) kitchen knives. Ito each: '15 cotton dish mop-1. for ‘41: each
FOR THE LADIES. «We otl'er 9 1102 Corsets, white or drab, a straight 50c article, for 'lOc the pair.
com-now
New York Mllllnory Parlors!
Gilliam”:
greatly reduced prim.
During our that week at alrlrt 111111 we were compslled to replenish
1and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Goldberg's New York Illllaery Parlors.
I. 111m noel-ma.
Couponr given any with every use porehau. Coupons will be drawn
literary. J one 5.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
III Washington St
’ “a“... “We... .. ,1. ...... .....
ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT 00.
l1
Hotel and (trove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING 11111
to day . lav at. 189.7.
Norwalk Chronicler