W and had it titled with
_ Therefore sweptoffthe
Dole. fell on them ‘snd
ll. Selectman Themes
the aflair, and Olsen
lib move his tioat 0! public
illlam H. "Verity received a
Buffalo. this morning.
the death of his aon-in-lsw.
. Mr. Beater. who was
"the Pennsylvania Steel
‘ l'rumabridgelastWednes—
skull was fractured and
it. He was well known
He was married to Miss
two years ago. while con-
temporary and permanent
: here. At that time be
ed by Contractors Maire
ents will be administered
Wot the East Avenue Metho-
M on Sunday morning. The
~ school will immediately follow.
’3' littering. led by Charles
« will be held in the parlors
church at 4:30. The revival
fl)! hold its service in the lecture
(5:80. At 7:30 Rev. A. J. Smith
, from “The Sword of Go-
Seata free at all services.
, building committee of the East
‘ schooldistrict met last night,
'Vhwwdedtheoontract for the heat-
.mtilating of the new school
Q0 tho‘PeokhamAWilliams Beating
Vfltflating company. of Cincinnati,
. H. 8. Boson, the well-known
u... ., can be consulted at his
lithe parlor of the City Hotel.
, . llurwalk. Tuesdays. from 9 a. m,
8' an. Eyes examined free.
”I owned by Coal Dealer Harris,
’3“! W standing on the Washington
bridge, this morning. took fright
Mbound trolley car and starwd
ran away, but was caught by the
' “tuning a couple of hundred
, h, lo damage was done.
(“thinnest has been in town to
his wife. and areconeiliatiou between
m is probable. Mr. Leppert has
., a position in Bethel, where they
1!”. ._...,_....
”to East Norwallr Lumber company
“ W the erection of another
shed on its dock property.
”- Tessie 30an has returned to
,m in New York. accompanied by
drier. lion stein Bonadeo.
Mfr. and lira. Louis Ticlienor. of Maple
‘ . started yesterday for a two
Visit in 14mg Island.
arbitrate Gun club is holding a
3 Gregory's l’oiut this afternoon.
M Bologood is the guest of
Lynn. llsaa.
and null caps. U‘Brien's.
I'elt letter in Years.
larauel Durham. of Nor-
_, “not visited here before
” sully several years
3 menu Tuesday and
' t ,oalla on numerous
“mayor is leoklnn in
,_ and he never felt better
. “present. lfhelives to
, neat. bewill celebrate
Mia his golden wedding.
‘ x. O
t
nae—W
j . sappltes at bottom
’ Alert.
_ ‘sluaday.
ls Demons week trout
‘,,nstatsrsoi titration-lit
_wsmomhouww
‘ ‘ Manhattan-i at
. yummy will
m: Hominid“
Horses—Pastors cit sham will
oblige'l'lis muons: monsoon:
notices for this column. Friday after.
At theaoutb liar-walk who...
church. tomorrow morning. the Rev.
Geraldfl. Beardwilluontiuuehlsooum
of sermons on "God in Bis World."
The special topic will be “Bin." In the
"smug the first of a series of four ser-
mons by famous American preachers
of‘ the past will be given. It
has been arranged at the request of
members of the Men's Sunday Evening
club. "The Illumination of Obedience.“
by Phillips Brooks. will be heard. with
a five minute shtoh of his life and work
lty the pastor. Special music for the
evening will be: Baas solo. "Crossing the
Bar," by Dudley Buck, sung by Bylves:
tor Sterling; soprano solo. "Fear Not
Ye. 0 Israel." by the same composer.
snug Miss Nash: duet by Miss Nash and
Mr. Bterling."'My Faith hooks up to
Thee," and an anthem by the chorus
choir. "The Lord is Exalted."
The poster will preach and adunnistt r
the Lord's Supper at the South Norwalk
Baptist church. tomorrow morning. In
the evening he will preach the first of a
short series of sermons on the general
theme “Some Summer Evening Experi-
ences of Jesus." Four sermons have
been planned. the first of which will be
preached tomorrow evening. These are:
"Social Evenings with Particular
Friends," ”An Evening of Conversation
with Another Great Teacher." "An
Evening on the Mountain Top." “The
Last Evening with His Disciples." Spec-
ial announcements from week to week.
Juniors tomorrow evening at 5:80:
Young'People's Society of Christian Bu;
deavor meeting at 6:30. Evening ser-
vice. with first sermon of the series. at
7:30. A cordial welcome to all.
First Congregational church. Thomas
K. Noble; pastor. Services at 10:30 a.
in. and 7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach
morning and evening, Subject for the
morning. “Strength and Beauty in
character;" evening. "The Angels of
God; what does the Bible Teach us of
their Existence and Nature." In the
morning the services will be in Loch-
wood's Hall and in the evening in the
chapel. Sunday sebum in the chapel as
usual. Everybody cordially invited.
Junior Christian Endeavor, at 5 p. in;
Senior Christian Endeavor. at mill) p. in.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 10:30
a. m. At 7:30 p. m. the pastor will do.
liver an address and install the new of-
floersof the Epworth Magus. Charles
H. Kelsey. a bright yimug laymen of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. will speak at the even.
ing service on "Spirituality as Against
Formality." A cordial invitation to all.
Christian German people of South
Norwalk and near placesare heartily in-
vited to the great services on Holy Whit-
sunday in the German church. North
Main street. 9:30 a. m. confession:
tune a. m.. Liturgy and seruion,conflrm-
ation, the Lord's Supper; :l p. m.. Sun-
day school; 7230 p. m.. Liturgy and aer-
mon. 0. Range. pastor.
Trinity church services for week be-
ginning .Iune tith, (Whitsunday): Holy
Communion. “a. m.; Morning Prayer.
9:45 a. m.;'Litany. Hermon and Holy
Communion. ii a. in.; Evening Prayer
and sermon, ”to p. in. Monday. liol
Cimmunion. s a. lit. Friday, «St. its
nabas Day v. lloly Communion. it a; in ;
Evening Prayer. 7:30 p. in.
Tomorrow morning. at the Nomad:
MothOdlltt Episcopal church. there Will
be reception of members and Common
ion service. The evening service will
be an hour Iong.beginning at 7:30. There
will be a short sermon by the pastor,
liov. F. A. Smile“. on "Wings and
Stings."
Calvary Baptistohurch. L. W. Wars.
pastor. Services from it to It a. at;
Sunday school from 4 to 5 p. "1.; (‘brlsc
tian Eudoavor from onto to 7m; from
7:30 to 3:30 the Rev. 8. '8 Harris, of
Lynn. last. will preach and administer
the Lord's Supper.
There will bespeoisl services at the
Knight street African Methodist l-lpis-
oopaI church. all day Sunday. iiev. lt.
Cannon willbe there all day. Special
singing by chair in the evening. All are
welcome. R". I. it. Hamil. Wtot'.
Grace church Sunday services: lioly
Umntuuuion. s. a. in. and at tone. with
ssnnou; flundsy school. iszit p. um
liven-cog and sermon. tutu. Vested
choir. The rector. Rev. J. tincture list-
lows. will ofllolate.
list. d. B. Pond. of tit. Patti's church.
will preach the baccalaureate sermon to
thsstudeuts of lites llsird's institute.
tomorrow morning. in thrash church.
Rev. J. ll. Keyhof Newllauasn. will
preach to tbs Union chapel at West
Motivatinilunday at 8:30 p. to.
list. '17. J. llibblsmf New Canaan.
will preach. in the liorwalk Baptist
church. tomorrow.
list. 1'. A. Iooilsid will preach in the
(haulers chapel. Murrow sttsrama.
its-sun trail. out n. at. W“
testimonial Mag.
latrsdsr for Noam .
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sassheuwtil
,, , enema
llhflfluflflhflaufl1flflkl"‘,
A most interesting sshiblt may be m
in a window of Gleudeniug's drug
Motto-corner of Main and Walt
streets. ltisacollection of carbonetto
photos of representatives of St. John's.
OldWelI. Ark. A. F. and A. 11., and
Butler Indge.l.0.0. F. Tbeportraits
number overeighty well-known faces.
Among them are L. P. Melt. P. Is.
Cunningham. James Forbuali. William
I! Betta, George W. Raymond. A. J
Duane. B. E'l'syior. Mayor Arthur (3.
Wheeler, H. Whitinore Gregory. Fletch-
er Pierce. John P. Tresdweil. James
Storey. 0. E. WilaonJ. C. Crows. Alfred
Chinery. Bu. Claude Guthrie. Farron
8. Bety, B. It. Kieth. F. St. John Lock-
wood. C. E. Dow. E. N. Blow, C. L
Glover, Dr. S. H. Huntington.
James T. llubbell, Nicholas Martin.
David P. Ushorno. James D. Jennings.
William J. Brown. J. W. Beoor. Hoary
CJlburu. C. A. Tucker. A. A. Belts.
H. B. Wigham. H. C. Randle. G. A.
Gregory. Clarence Osborne. A. R.
Malkin, JamesW. Naples, 0. K. Bootield.
Harvey Kemp, C. .l. Cornwall. of
Norwalk; David P. Miller. Hubert
Taylor, Floyd Jennings, Lewis Northrop.
Floyd Benton. W. Bates. Nathan Perry,
of Georgetown. and D. L'flmnmedie
and F. S. Stratton. -
v—Bpecial prices on bicycles today.
Bearse & Hoyt.
Wheelmen Collide on the Avenue.
James Maples. of the Evening Hour.
was wheeling down Wail street, yester-
day afternoon. when he collided with
Arthur Williams, another \vlieelman
Mr. Williams was thrown to iheground.
but sustained no injuries. A watering
cart had just flooded the street. making
the road-bed so slippery that neither
rider could control his wheel. Mr.
Williams was assisted to the Norwaik
Hotel. where his clothing was cleaned of
mud.
Close of a Busy Season.
A large number of hands were laid
oil at the Wheeler Straw Works, Thurs
day night, and others last night. What
work there is is confined to sailor hats.
and the orders on these will only last a
few days. The season has been an un-
usually busy one at the factory.
Unclaimed Letters.
Following isalist of letter. remaining urn
called for for the wcpkrentling .iune Lat the
following ”six-filo“. l'eupic rolling for
them should say they are advertised
NWT" Nt)!l\\‘ALli.—-.lnwm "vt‘t‘ll‘. Mre'
Ainsiuwler llnyrnnn-l. Mrs limb-rt MrK liner-
Abraham linuppJIonry Hoganjhinioli ratio-r
on. "f. Mr. and Mr» '. ll. 'llwmpwn Dir--
A entails Weed. Edmund Habit-moi. llissie
Dayton. 0. it. Ill'Ihl- IJIt'l‘. l' M.
Commissioners' Notice.
The Sulm'l’ilti rs. it moinlvtl hy the Court
of Probate for the llidrii't .of Nurwuik.
(‘oinniissiom-rs to receive. untuine lllltl
decide upon the claim- of the «Trillium of
llltll’ltltlw til Frank “'llrrt‘li, til Nttrwnlk,
in said district, an insolvent 'ilu-lttor. lion--
liy, give notice that We will "Hunt in tin-
tlutics of our mill mumintuwni at the
oilivc of i'iicstcr lt'. 'i'olire. in this i'ity of
South Nonvaik. in will lllall‘li'l. on the-
unit. «lay of July. lull}, and on the will day
of August. hill. at It' o'clock lorciumn. of
mach of sold (in ~.
lipid L'nlirt. luau limilul llflll nilowul
three months [mm the dati- lll'l‘l' If for the
exhibition to us of claims agaimt suiil
tmlsttt‘.
Dated at Nortvalk. the 'lili'n «lay of May.
A I) . IN‘W.
JOHN J. WALSH.
L'Ii I'ZS'I'l'lli I". 'l'tl:.|.I'Z.-‘,
Commissioners
J 1..) l';
liotice to Contractors.
GRADING.
Settled prom-oils for grading u lutriluu
of Lexington avenue will be rm-etvml at
the other of the llmml I f Sin-rt. ('mnmis»
slum-re. iilti Washington street. until ‘-
o'riork p. m.. of tlw lllll day of Juno. .l.
ll. W7. at which hour "in bids Will be
publicly insult-ti and read.
The eugioeer‘wutinmti- is :mt-iibic yards
excavation. The average bout. '3!” feet.
For further information reference is
hereby made to mans. lilt'u on tile in said
tfouiinlssiouera' tillll't'. 'l'lio t'otutnissiotr
era resorvetltt‘rlulit to reject any or all
bids.
WM. ll. lll‘ll‘lll,
.ltlllN MullAllUS.
I" A HMI'l‘ll.
Commissioners.
scsooiV
sooxsr
School
Supplies!
0? ALL KINDS A‘l'
R. H.
PLAtsr: D's.
\ 43 Washington ltnet.
90. HOXWALK.
if) L’l
'Vanv MUCH . ..
coils.
LIKE
MAGIC.
ThelYaukee Strawberryj Hillier
saves crushing the ripest fruit. and
keeps the berry in perfect shape
for table use. Prevents the nu-
tl’assnt soiling of fingers which
accompanies boiling in the ordi»
navy way. Light and nail; easy
to bundle, and perfection in opera-
tion Most profitable to crnts that
you can possibly spend.
Faultlcss Wire. Fly Killer-«5e-
siroys the fly in a rleanly manor r-
kills, butdors not crush it. Anotin
er IOC convenience.
Japanese Moth Pa kegs —— ieo
small sheets of double strength tar
oalurn paper. For anything that
requires protection from moths.
Not only smothers the moths, but ‘
renovates. c'eanses and disinfects
fabricsofall kinds. Putifies the
atmosphere.
Pine Tar is an an iseptic and
preventive of disease: by its subtle
It
5
all malarial and miasmaiic vapors.
Salem, only 3 cents a cake. Lar-
gest and best cake of cleaning pre-
paration that we know of. N th-
ing else as good for the price.
Again this week
as soon as they are out
l’ruitsauccrs. ‘*
Bane dishes,
aromatic exhuiuiions it. pinueais Ell! (“psi
and purifies the atmosphere from"("ZUPSSK“we"!u
We sell the very best oil cook stove in the market.
Hammocks, all kinds and all prices. Mason and Lightning Fruit Jars.
TRISTRAM & I-IYATT,
our
orgies: l
TRISTRAM a H
- - _‘ - SHIRT writers - - - - -
we have added new things to our Shirt Waist Stock. We show all the latest newbies
(lar waists are made to fit. The workmanship is the very best and our prices
we guarantee. We are showing an jendless variety of the choicest effects in Frem b organdies, printed
dimm”. canvass cloth. linen halide. fancy lappeis. stylish plaids and white lawn, Iawp shirt waists, «I mus
POW. yoke back.detacbed col'urs, a'l new patterns,
v do“ one
‘ . m
'oazrt'rvr; epitome
‘woirwAut. coals. . '
m
YATT,
t
soc.
Lawn and Percale shirt waists, in stripes and figures, light and dark coins, 75c
Black lawn shirt wrists, detac blackhed collars, . ' ' ’ limo
Lawn and dimitv shirt waistsdnible front, yoke back, detachtd white collars and (silt, or col-
of same material, , 3' W
Lace stripe dimity shirt trains in his: k and white, navy and white, light blue and white, wih de-
tached white collar and cuffs, 5' 25
Also variety of styles in light and davk Colors. Collars of same mateiill or white, soft and launder-
ed culls, all at ‘ 8: so
SUMMER SILKS.
Silks in India. Foulard and tibial; one lot Printed lmiiis. nivy and blackgronnd, all silk. 25c yard
Special value in black satin duchcss. 27 inches wide, . 75", 1' co, 6!. 25
Black morie velour, the latest thing for skirts. tooo
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
C. H N '
Special in Decorated Dinner Wave to close out at the following low pticcs':
7 inch plates. la mer price 8: so; price to close.
hum dozen
H H
.co; “
75‘: as
ti 85C; u it at 50C ,.
as It "50; It It it 75“ M
It H I 25; H II OI 75C H
to I CC; it u st (5,: as
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, nil :izcs.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'I'd’g.
American Yacht Soap for wash-
ing fine silks, kid gloves, and all
other delicate fabrics: excellent for
the bath, shampooing, and for the
teeth.
Conspicuonsiy arranged alum
the large display of this famous
soap are samples of silks that have
been washed, that will give inter-
ested persons on actual knowledge
of what it will accomplish.
justrecei veil.
mm. s7. em). as .s.
brakejll and ”2.75.
Twelve more silk valouer couches. at $6 each.
Solid oak dining chair. cane seat. at‘itoc each.
Stmvv matting. at Skye, llc, inc. 12=-._.r.- and ltic per yard.
Umbrellas.
.28 in. sun umbrella. heavy twill. at 50c.
23in. Gloria silk umbrella, at 90c, ”.25. Si .30, 82' no,
I flew Departure
Baby carriages with bicycle wheel. $5 in.
Bicycle wheel and tires and pawut
COME
To the large store of Scoficld & Hoyt. 83 Washington sire-ct, who are offering great
bargains in every department.
Hosiery. '
. Children’s fast black stockings, from 5 to 3*, inches, to:
pr.; or ‘2. pre. for its:
Ladies' regular innvle fast black, ‘50 pair.
5 prs. genta' mixed half hose, for 250.
Silk Wrists.
Ladies silk waists, 3'2 .10. $3.75, 35.
Suit Department.
Ladies' blazer and Eton suits in gray. black and blue,
35. $3 50. '6. '7. $8.
“ . 03.50. 3- .
T icycis Suits.
Patent improved L "P“. Stretch One more nick l b' 13‘s,?!" 1 t 30 Bicycle suits with bicycle leggings, $4 .30, t5.
crs, the most cc to pletc article ever 9 Igoclr'i rulfonx' “ $ ' . .. Separate Skills
made for laying carpets." ~ A money 1 I ' "‘ ““9"" hi 5" ”"1 ‘3'
and temper saving device becauscf
High grades of refrigerators. at Si. ti its. tubs. lb
Carpets and furniture
it is light. easy to handle and cheap “I b0” "0'"-
wonly so cents}.
All» the above items _ are from ‘
the “here and there" in the [louse-
keeping Department, a thrifty spot;
was}
QSCOFIELDd Hov ,
Checked skins. at $1.75.
. Black ‘- at sin-.9, $1.50. :2, 33.7»), as: silk, #7.
7 to.
Next to the Popular Blade Store of Viioodora
Olsen—d
a; 1...... geese...“
nuwu days.
.En
graVingl
The D. M. READ co. 1
BRIDGEPORT. 3'
The Sentinel can now ofi'cr inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
soumuoswns sosmu 310
RE.
' Special for This Week.
.ICOO yards dimiiies, lawns, etc. Immer valucsfrcm 8 to toe per
yard; for a tlyer this week, so the yard.
up per difiereut styles of dress goods, all kinds and Weaver. regular
selling price no to 450.; to create a little boom in dress goods depart-
ment. age the yard.
At the same time we shall also otter I 5 pcs all wool serger. 36 inches
wide. for are per yard.
:5 dozen Indies' quarter hose, guaranteed absolutely fast blank. for
toe the pair.
so pieces fancy dress gu‘mpr. gold and blacks and other shades: a
leader this week at 5" the yard.
We Would alsocailyour attention to the fact that we are in the
AWNING BUSINESSund llliil we should be only too pleasedflo
quote you prices on any and all kinds of work of that character.
That we can save you money we are certain and that our work is (ltlllill tfi'fi‘é’imn,
we guarantee.
Machine made soils of all kinds equal in strength and wear to hand made at it big sav-
ing in cost. ,
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON, STORE,
it. Washington it
w...»
OIOIGI VANALQTVNI. PROPRIITOR.
GOLDBERG"
New York Millinery Parlors!
l- um Illtliimtllv
During our first week of skirtsale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our litirts are sold at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg's leis Vsrk Itiilasty Parlors.
s. at". WWI.
Coupons given away with every eye purchase. Coupons will be drawn
‘ Saturday. June 5.
Advertise In the sentinel." ,
sows POINT
, ...... ........,...... unwr- s. «M... y.»
normed
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
0
GRAND assume on:
Saturday. My 29, m1.
perform ill Auditorium.
Norwalk Chronicler