. nt exercises of the
school. which took place
' East Avenue lethod-
lhlerenting and well at-
ehnrch was arranged.
was beautifully decorated
, .pink and green. The
plans. "Dune Quam Videri."
in large letters over the
. . : and palm were
. on. Clergymen and
the rear seats on the
, graduates; four boys and
We rangedin front. The
, ”W! was interesting
read each fair maiden
'thcame in for a large
.. ,. The profundity of
stunningly interspersed
music.
, Belle Sherwood played
- an. piano solo a
bylfafl. Miss Sherwood.
ebllt on the occasion of
'I nong'mita', Tuesday
fill talent as a pianist and
.I . have a brilliant future.
7 " by Van de Water,
with exquisite expression
. ; Nash. and most appre—
essay. by Miss Bertha ill.
_, lilnhtorian. was upon the
, and Humor." Miss Smith
‘ exposition of the distinc-
not always drawn between
fl. Finch took up the question
.. ion," and his paper proved
menu the subject well.
8. Decker gave an interest-
.woouut of “The Life of
Romans."
.Youngs told in his essay of ‘
' , vantages of "Commerce" to
w; ' -m ”Superstition," by Miss
‘ Gelb, was well approved by
D» lorgan took his homers to
mung some erroneous views‘
. Welch tool: up the practi-
llfe in a well-written elutey
bility to Do.” '
Wietorlan, Miss Martha A.
use an essay on ”Spanish
,. ~ inthe United States," after
addresneda few earnest and
fluent to teachers. school~
Wand classmates, entrant-
littorin particular. through all
van, to remember "To be and
Spam." She was heartily up-
, Mg wan the address bi Rev. A.
' ‘ . D. D. He we earnest.
.magnetic. If there are any
nowadays, Dr. Gumbart might
, commencement of his re-
thOtriumphant climax, where
» the graduates. if they do-
‘ youth was ended. to runners
‘ even better than the illusions
l
, their liven now to the nor-
_. the, Lord Jesus Ghrlstw-from
Minimum: bespoke near the
in lean programme. the clergy-
In cautioned the graduates
ftlnlz” it was easy to drift. '
may drift into good placer
. my pick up a gold watch ,
its llutnnlf mm tunnel
. Dion-dollar bill, but if he
, on picking up cold
tnn-doflar bills for a
- probably both the pair.
7,; A little boy was aired
{Micheuamau lie
an! nouns minutes. then ann-
l‘ntslthergotnu to be u
a horse-car driver." It
monument or May in
drilling into occupations
”Woodland. llavna
. ”at only hmrathu‘thun
the my hon you can.
, km a purpose has: to,
haunt um all through
I _ rhflbnnn strained
, thntln mayhnfurglvoa.
. ~ in wins sway the
“1%.,th in Mar to pat the
Hallow} than to wipe
. also not condemned
, of tuna. and can»
" sown com.
. -_ ly totltn minutes,
mate it you bunlnnna to
: mt environment. 1
finders to occupy a flight
place. "minnow your natural hen!
youwou‘tset tothn higharplace. The
boy orgtrl. mauorwoutnn. who follows
his or her 'natarul heut' won’t mount to
much. Hake a way for yourself and by
thagraoe of Godyou willha led to a
uohler bout.” .
The speak" cited llr. Wanamaker
nudJohu D. Rmkfeller‘as mamples of
boys without outward advantages who
rose to high and useful lives. it. spoke
eloquently of lost illusions and how in»
divldusln are called through their din~
appointments and blttereat tears to high
and happy places. “for God's penp'e al-
ways sing. 'Pmise God from whom all
blessings tlcrw.’ "
Rev. Charlca E. Benedict presented
the diplomas to the graduating class
with a few well-chosen words.
The invocation was given by Rev. A
J. Smith. pastor of the church. and at
the close of the exercises Rev. '1'. K
Noble. of Norwallr. pronounced the
benediction.
The graduates were the reclpienta oi
many beautiful flowers.
There is a growing sentiment in East
Norwalk in favor of the tire district
erecting a building of its own for the
fire companies. A suggestion to that ef-
fect was made at the annual meeting.
Tuesday night, by Michael Divine. It
was very generally endorsed, but it war
thought best to defer action until "the
dawn of an era of greater prosperity."
as 'William Warden‘erpressed it.
The Salvation Army had a big rally
in its hall on the Washington street
bridge, last night. The Army band
from Bridgeport was prosentIand dis‘
coursed excellent music. There wert
addresses by the visitors and Norwalk
otlicere. '
The building committee of the East ‘
Norwalk school district has not yet
awarded the contract for the new Bene-
dict Farm school-house; but they are
holding frequent meetings to discuss the
matter and perfect plans.
The Ladioa' Aid society hold a meet
ing yesterday afternoon, and appointed
Frank L'Hommedien as head usher for
the carnival 'to be held in Music Hall
next week.
Chief Engineer Wheeler, of the East
Norwalk fire department, has taken an
inventory of the proportyuuder his care.
and turned it over to the district rom-
miltee.
A lady learning to ride a wheel on
Benedict Farm made a mistnrn, yester~
day afternoon, ntrucl: u posterity and
fell headlong in the dust. Neither was
injured,
A special meeting of the Alumni
association. of the l) ist Norwalk lligh
school, will be held at the. n'hoolhoutr.
Friday evening. Juno l, at Tzilo o'clock "
Charles Blydenhnrg. of Riverside urc-
nne, has taken command of the Stum-
ford yacht Plurbe. lie will norm start
on a cruise to Portland. Me.
The prayer and praise service. tonight.
will he held in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church. It will be con-
ducted by the pastor.
Frank Armstrong has rcturuut to his
houu’t in Boston. after a few days' visit
with Everett W. Tollos. at hia home in
East avenue.
There was a runaway on the lib no
road yesterday, and a big wheel remains
on the side of the road to tell the story,
Henry Coukefur. of Hendricks avenue.
has returned home from Meridrn. where
he has npent the pant two yours.
la‘lloy Hoyt hun returnrd to East Nor-
walk from auroral weekn' Hill] in Hilda!“
port.
Mics ‘Jlltio lloargoml in voiding
friends in Lynn, Mm.. and other [)llwttll.
ll. Meteor. of New York. is vlnitiuu
M. Epstein. of Fort l’oiut street
llev. Chariot E. Benedict returned
thin morning tulns charge at lilyslde.
L. 1.
Frank li'Huuimetlleu has launched
his ill. Lawrence shill "Ntwtra."
'A non ha» been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Krtnlteu. of Heccud avenue.
”W - «or...
Ml!“ lions llcinaelmnn, ut hiecuntl
avenue. to learning to ride a bicycle.
Ira. melts Involves nor Almony.
Mrs. lunatic Warmer. who was for-
merly the wife of Ratolllle Hicks. and
who wan rmutly granwl nu sharia»
dlvmeou grounds slinging intolerable
cruelty. has received in name alimony
awarded by the court. It amounts ton
trlilnlnu than mum. and was paid
largely in cash.
Ioldinrn' Helium-at l‘rolnct.
heath llorwall: is again agitating the
question of motion a noldlnrs' menu.
meal. This time nswllenalor John ll.
Farris has mun hold of the prudent and
it in confidently espmtnd that the object
will he mutation—New haven Pal.
M‘nnl'..., . ,. . R ». a
Alena thn lint Front.
The but Vernal-a it at layincatl
WMmamumattua
A Wine chow ill DIUK.
I‘ll. lure! flea-ea ta Undern‘taud Illa
Mlntrnan' Remark.
Mrs. Jami-n D. Martin of North lien-
niugtou. \’t., has a crow thht is a burn
humorhtt. it in cohllnuully pinyin:
praniut on the different lllllllllli'l'rl ol' the
hiartln household. ' The bird's Mine in
"Dick." .
" “flick" has u-strong love for jewelry,
and never allows anommrtnuity to
steal a ring or other oruunurlu to pom
“molly Mrs. Martin missed a plain
gold ring. titre at once trooper-tool the
"cum of being the thief.
“Dir-k.” who said, "where is the
ring you Mole?" ‘9
"Dirk" t'm-Iit'tl his head portly to cm!
side. and thou looked at his miatrmoi
from the writer of his little heady «yell.
lle slmolt his black head violently. and
then flew out or the open window to
the limb or n nearby tron.
"There's no use trying to do anything
with that crow." mid Mrs. Martin.
"The raiu'nl but: hlddI-u it somewhere.
and we will never find it again. i
know what l'll do. I'll that how the
men kill that o-row."
'“lllrk” evidently hilll overheard
every word. for he llt’t'l‘l'tl into the
room anxiously. oven in n lllllllllt'l' br-
t_okt~ning fright. When Mrs. Martin
entered the room an hour or so later
who found the rim: lying on ‘u table.
"flit-k" was donutrely perched on the
hunk of n riutir.
“No you dial bring tho ring buck. did
you?" said Mrs. Martin, sharply fly!"
in: the bird.
"Dick" looked at her for n umtuout.
and then hopping from the chair to the
lloor. trim! in n lllfllllll'l‘ that was ox-
trotm-ly ludicrous to beg hor pardon.”
For. New York Fri-es.
lam ——-r
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A BATTLE IN THE. SEA.
The Monk-den Morta Afraid of the Blue
Fish than the shark.
lliol yml err-r new blot-list: charge a
school of im-nhndnu at son? Thai. is
norm-thing Wm'l-ll saw-lug. 'l'ho blm-ilsh
throw thvir limvs forward until they
utmost surround thr uwnhmii-u. and
thou nlturi. tin-tn dunk nud l't'fll‘. ’l'lu-
-lllmlltiltlr'n fairly umkn tln- won-r bull
in lllf‘ll‘t-“nl‘lSr to retain», while all
around tho enemy is at tin-m touring
relentlmxly.
into all' this mnnnntiou corner: a
groin shark. It's a pli'liit' filr lliv
shark. :1 school of uu-ulunb-n nil ll'l'tl-
fill up for it» horn-lit, It 'swium lt-lsv
lll’t' into the midst of tho-tn. opt-m its
tnmith. and lulu-s in ball a doze-u lltt'll-
lllltlt'll at n gulp. ll sltllllrl around
and bites out half a dozen mori- from
the- .whoul. it gorges ilwli' \vilhoutef»
furl.
Hm tho nwnhmlou urn not nearly as
muvh disturbed by tho prosoum- ul’ thv-
utmwtor swimming uimut among them
on tile)" :m- by" tho clowning bhwiisln.
'l‘lw shark i‘nlwrt hull“ u «In-mu fish or
mnrv ill :1 Min, Milli-tho lulno-l‘wli out)
MIN :| [rim-o out of n singli- ugh. but
there in only "no slun'lt. Wllllt‘ llwt‘v
may ln- thou-cunts ul’ blur-full. piling
lug :tllll touring llitn-srtiilllll' :nnl lllllllll
in: nl i-vi-ry stroke.
The allilll'k'h n brute. inn willow-urn
vin-uumtnum-s tln- Itwuirmlrn inn h-n‘s'
of fear than it has of contempt for huu.
SOLDIERS' BEDS.
Ilse From-ls lint-lien Its-d the
in Foreign ('onsitr .
'l‘lw soldier's loaf \xlrlnw notably in
Ilw dim-rout Hurt-pooh :n'ulia. .\-
rillfiu-nm :ll'v
t of A n s
wording to llr. \‘ii'y. tn.-
llu- primipnl \‘urlolicw. in “'ltlt'll. 'wi'
hops. we not; we the l'O'fll't'lltlll of no
«to-nut rlmrnrn-rtuttvs. In litigiumi lin-
lN'Il to hunt; llu' cumin-r lies on u llllll
lillllll't'nh tiun rmls on o'mmis Mn-triu-il
owr :l lrzuuv. in priin tho milllll'l‘ lms
mly :1 him“ iwtl, Ivlll hr in ullnnml lu-
"ltlt'n till». it pillow. Hm slim-in. two
blankets and n mnvml quill. win--
tlmm Mun 2| mwr l'ur llw flu-t. It in
tllmwt oylizii’ltll: In tlu-l'lmilu' :tlul
.\u~lrin lu- bu» u r-lllllllt‘ 11mm“ tool with
nun ul' liin ”wow. llt'llllt‘l‘ \lll‘l'l llul‘
mullrru, lu Ito-min, until rawvutl}.
llu- unlulwr do)" with his rlulluw nu,
.in in «mm. lit‘ll: but Imu molluut'y llt'tll-i
lit-gilt to ho llxt'll ille- l‘l‘n‘llll of mm
Iih‘l \l'llll liml'o- «it‘lllzml l'nltllll'lt“. .\l'
tor title. it vulmot lo- tloIIlilml llml llw
l"l‘l'lll'l| mum‘s Ina-cl lo tln- bowl of it”.
with He “amnion or iron lwulntvual, u
ntruw “1'”. it count lillllll't'w, hllt't‘lh‘, a
brown “’llillt'll l'lll't'l’ll‘l and an mint
will for mild it'millwr. Tim: the llrtl
it tho l"l'l'ili'll Mlllllt'l‘ to the unlit-«l of
"l” mltllvrn' bmlo, tin tluti ol‘ the From“
moiumu in livknowlc-dgwl Him to he the
lu~~l or nil Elll‘ItIM'llll mnntrlou. Allt'lt
SCHOOL
soars:
AND
School
' Supphasl
on AM. KINDS AT
R. H.
PLAISTE n'a.
.naryway. Light and neat, easy
atmosphere.
At Read’s
VERY MUCH
Like:
music.
The Yankee Strawberry Holler
saves crushing the ripest fruit, and
keeps the berry in perfect shape
for table use. anru’s the urn
rl'asaut soiling of lingers which
accompanies ltulling in the unit.
to h. mile, and perfection in opera-
tion Most profitable l0 crnts that
you can possibly spend.
Faulilcss Wire Fly Killer ~e’e.
s’mys the fly in a c lean'y manno r-
kills, but does not crush it. Anoth-
er lOC convenience.
japanesc Moth Pa kagc —~ too
small sheets of double stxcngth tar
oakum paper. For anythirg that
requires protectien from moths.
Notonly smothers the moths, but
renovates, cYeanses and disinlccls
fabrics of all kinds. Purifics the
Pine Tar is an an iscpilc and
preventive of disease; by its subtle
aromatic exhalations it permeate
and purifies the atmosphere from
all malarial and miasmatic vapors.
Sl'cxo, only 3 tools, a Ollie. Lar
gcst and best (fall? of Meaning pre-
parnlim that we know of. N th»
lug else as good for the p: ice.
American Yacht Soup for wash-
ing fine silks. kid gloveannd at?
other delicate fabrics: excellent for
the bath, shampooing, and for thr
teeth.
Corsplcuously arranged alum
'he large display of this famous
oap are samples 0i :llks that have
been washed, that will give inter
ested persons an acuui luowhdga
of what it will :u‘cgmplirli.
Pair or improved (7 il'p“,l Slrcu ll
crs, the most complete art‘c‘c over
run Lazamuo l
nnvcooosl
STORE! :
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TRISTRAM
- - . . SHIRT WAISTS- . . . ,
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in
a. HYATT,’
nonunion oursu.
GAZETTE ‘BUILDINO
A[lain lllli week we have added new things to our, Shirt Waist Stock. We show all the latest newbies
as soon as they are out
(lit waists are made to fit. The workmanship is the very best and our prices
we guarantee. We are showing an :endless variety of the choicest ellects in French orgnndirs, printed
dumtics, canvass cloth, linen batistc, fancy lappcts, stylish plaids and while lawn, lawn shirt waists, donb'c
POW, yoke back, detached collars, all new patterns,
Lawn and Percale shirt waists. in stripes and figures, light and dark out its,
Black lawn shirt waists, dctac blackhcd collars,
50c.
75C
3: oo
lawn and dimitv shirt \VsllSl‘,(l)lll)lc front, yoke back, detachul white collars and (oils, or col.
of same material,
81 co
Lace stripe dimity shirt wai-ts in blatk and white, navy and white, light blue and white, wi h de-
tached white collar and culls.
$1.25
Also variety of styles in light and davl: colors. Collars of Slim: materiel or white, soft nod launder-
ed “155,3“ at
SUMMER
SILKS.
Silks in India. Foulard and cliilu; one lot Printed ludiis. mvy and b'ucl: ground, all silk,
Special value in black satin :luchcss, 2; inches wide,
Black morie velour, the latest thing for skirts,
$150
25c yard
75“, it co,$t.25
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Special in Decorated Dinner Wave to close out at the following low prices:
7 inch plates. la mer price 8: 5°; price to close,
5 " “ " “ m0; "
l-‘ruit saucers, " " ' 85v; “
BJne dishes, ” L50; “ "
Egg cups, l 25; " “
6 cupkasauccrs " x no; “ ”
We sell the very best oil cool: stove in the market.
H 6‘
06
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a.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Quoo
$1.00 dozen
'15C "
5n!) “
75‘7 ”
75C
(5t:
On
On
Whi'c Mountain li'c Cream l’i'vczci's, :ul .‘lZL’S.
Hammocks, all kinds and all prices. Mason and Ligh‘nlng Fruit Jars.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I’d'g.
To the large store of SClillL‘ltl .\' Hoyt, R3 Washington street, who are ochriug great;
bargains in every department.
I New Departure
juatroce. veil. Babv carriages with bicycle whtcl. ', to.
W517. *2. $.13”. 3N 72. iii! ycle whorl and urns and patent
brain-1H and $2.75.
Twelve thon- silk vniounr conrhos. All it; each.
Solid oak dining ('llllll‘, r‘um- sent. M title each.
throw matting. at t“ ,0, he, too. 12",1- and W: per yard.
' Umbrellas.
‘35 ill. sun umbrella. heavy tui'i. ill (.02 .
2oiu.llloria silk umbrella, at Mic. $133.3. ti on. 8': So,
$3.54).
Bicycle.
“no more niche-l bicycle. high grade, at $30,
made for laying carpets. A mom} 1
and temper saving device ourausr‘
it is light. easy to lmmllc .iml :hcnp:
—only 50 route. 2
l
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All t‘ic above Itcun our full“?
the "here and there" in the llousc
keeping Department, a tlnitly spot.
now-a (let) 9.
l
The D. M. READ co. E
liRl‘DC-EPUR T.
Refrigerators.
lligh grades of refrigerators. at it. ill in. $03.1". 3%
Carpets and Furniture
at both Home.
SCOFIELD 8: HOY ,
a, .itl,
Hosie ry.
Children's flL‘l black awn-kings, from 5 to 81: inches, loo
r.'. or 2 "'9, for In".
l
li"dl‘.‘h' regular mode fast black. 130 pair.
.3 prs. gents‘ mixed half hose. for 25¢.
Silk Waists.
ixulles' sill: waists. $3 3.0), $3.75. :3.
Suit Department.
L'Hllvfs"lllnzdr;ill‘ll‘:£01ifiulislll gray. black and blue.
*3. ’51-'30. ’3“. $7. *5.
Bicycle Suits.
Bicycle suits with bu'ycln leggings. M .30. 35.
Sup: rate Skirts
in linens, “I?” and $2.
Flu-rind 4mm, at it .75.
lilnvk a: $1.39, $.50, :52,
Olsenw
":30, $7.; silk, 3?.
Next to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
Weddin
gand Society
Engraving}
-
The Sentinel can now offer inducements :o parties desiring engrnvul wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character.
in advance of printing.
lvflCCS.
The highest grade of work at prices but u very little
We shall be pleased to, show samples and give
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the I3th inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced in this advertisement inc sold, will he held a grand wind-up clmriug out
of all the goods loll: from our old kitchen ware department. The lots, none of them are very large.
and when closed out none of them can he llflil. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
loo china salts, peppers.
mill Rochester chimneys.
Ml flammoth lbs-hunter rhlmneyu.
o handsomely «tsunami lampn, blot ltochv
ester burner .
ll'i olothen recite. on feet to hangelolhes on
25 ruby glunu lllllltct'll.
Io carpet nweepern. guaranteed.
3" croquet ante. .
u '0 I!
to screen doors.
former price. 4o
liurpulu price to mil-h l
u n u :n. u 1
th'
lit bnzaumklrt filllllll.l?all be altered to
suit uny form or style.
" " 254'. ” " lilo " :ltturou mulch ruins. .u.
loo otmw when, worn heavy. " 1m:
" “ Itilllt “ " LII» " MM claim ln-rry tllniwc. " " Tu-
" " $1.00 ” " lilo, " ' if» r. qt. mtru hoary coffee pnln. " " till:
“ " the " " lo “ * mm pattern best lurks. " " fut
" " “Jill “ “ .30.: " l llltl juniluiern, “ lint
.. " Lon " " 7.30 " o lo pl- toilet nets. ” til. til
“ “ Lilli .. " but; -- :l nr 4 ft. ironing board» “ “ Mic
" “ 8m " ” lino " I llltlpluln whitenhiuulmundishoa for
forum prim, with liurunlu price, $1.50
M n ‘ . .. ll
ti
L'u
“ lid
ll 0"”
" lllltl
in
do
.l .95
25o
lie ouch
n
W 2 qt. ntew pans. for we each. ll sloz molaaeon cups. for he each; thinkinghnm ton pot», to; 200 kitchen lilllvelt. 1:3 u-uuli: 27:: cotton dish mops, for to each.
FOR THE LIDIISr‘NVc tiller it due Corsets, white or drab, a straight 50c article. for 30.; the pair.
cow-now
New York Mllllnery Parlors!
ti JAPI'K. ”“10?“th
During our first week oi skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are sold at greatly reduced pricn.‘
Goldberg's New You Illllnary Parlors,
l. JAWS. ”Helium“.
Coupons given stray with every '5‘: purchase. Coupons will ht drawn
Saturday, June 5.
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ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT CO.
liotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
g Saturday, lay 29., it”.
mw -mw‘
on Washington St
THES. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
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