. urnnmc‘snmimn, JUNE“ 9.1997.
and lists» so its
“ Sldldttenlvsr.
. . of the me...
new TonightJnstead
light—Personal
'msetiugin the East Ave-
W church will he
indeed of tomorrow. on
carnival.
“Mn is visiting
friends
doth—comm.
the Norwalk Methodist
to give a supper not
..H. Simona, of Union Park,
a ".- and voted to change the date
m from June 23d to June
Jenner date conflicting with
.. , festival in Broad River.
.arete twenty men present. The
” .ol the various commitwes.
.. the executive committee.
_ .. as follows: Chairman of
pomndttee. W. N. Simona;
« Miter VanHooecar; table
WP. Tristrnm;entertain-
MKemp; soliciting, C, M.
and James F. Bryant; decora-
flr. Spencer; finance, Edwin
ail‘air will be known asthe foot
mood-l and supper. the name be-
hind from the fact that the 3dr.
,‘ will proportioned to the height
W meeting will. be held with
Simona Friday night, when com.
, willbe appointed.
. . ‘ Barber’s Elect Oillcers.
I f Norwslk Barbere' Union held its
" meeting. last night, with
w Hess, in Norwalk. Thcfollow-
'mfl were elected: President,
, flattery; vice-president, Henry
. corresponding secretary, Albert
Minna; financial secretary, Alhin;
L ’ l ; treasurer. William Hem}
“the meeting an adjournment weal,
' to Austin's restaurant, where;
mam lined. The next meeting
on: he with Albert Pohlman. Tueaday. ,
tilt 18; l
M"" i
We Daughtere’ Ten.
.3)” Inasmuch Circle of King's,
Mist-.01 the Norwaik Methodint.‘
m. will meet at the parsonage. I-‘ri- l
WWJunellth, from :s to o!
«out. After the businexs meeting rc- |
muwill be served. The public";
feudially invited. A line literary pm- i
M L will be given at 4 o'clock. The .
w meets at 3:30. Friends wml
please come at i.
' h Brown and Barnes Tried. l
lame. Brown and Joseph Bar-net,"
‘ V ' formalin; hens, a sail and an
‘ .weretrled yesterday afternoon
WMOourt. Brown was fined
and ooets. amounting to 085.86.
’ "M“dnd '0'“. amount-'
hula the cam of Edward
* .Ua’ltelllng a bicycle; Henry
_ , .flaaergs E. Lune, for burglary.
' ‘ ' ultlnnameof Morton have
. down from the Superior
, are payable at the oiiicc of 19‘.
of Fire Underwriters.
o! h‘lre Underwriters ital
. - in Norwsllt, uad silicon
was: eminent. 8t. John
Wt. lit. Raymond.
twat]. limb ll. Layton;
pioyee of us.
'1de Win church.
“them
buy.
menu Winston
’ ' mtum.mwiu
There are thirtydoar
W wan armed
h Hag men. This
”MUMaubdaall
Next Tuesday evening. June It. ia the
date selected for holding the annual
meetingof the Harwell: Christian Eu~
dearer Union. The place is with the
society of the Nos-lien! parish at Weston.
Those of the young people who attended
the annual meeting at the same place
two years ago will remember the de-
lightfulrlde in going and coming. and
the more delightful hoapltality of the
young people of the Nmiield moiety.
Thiscomea at a season of the year when
there is a special pleasure in an evening
ride. It is hoped that a large delegation
will be present from all the societies in
the Union. Preparations are already
under way for four or live his loads from
the various sociotieain Norwallr, South
Norwalh, and Broad River. Writer:
and Westport, being so near, are expect»
to be well represented.
The programme will he published in
full later in the week. This much is
known: That there is to be an address
from HE. Spooner, of Bali's Bridge. an
active worker. a buaiaeas man now tak-
ing a rest from business cares. The
usual annual reports will be given and
acted upon. It is expected that Mrs.
Emily L. Ely, state Junior superintend-
ent, will have something of interest to
say about her branch of the work. The
president will speak briefly about the
work. needs and prospects of the Union.
Altogether this pranlses to be an un-
usually profitable meeting. Let allthoac
interested in the work cooperate to
make it a large one.
BENEFIT TO REV. I. 8. SANDS.
Hie Friends Contribute Over $40 at u
Reception in Lockwood’e Hall.
The members of the Knight Street
African Methodist Episcopal church
tendered a farewell benefit and recep.
tion to their pastor. Rev. Israel islands,
in Lockwood Ball, last night.
Rev. F. A. Scoilcld, Rev. B. l). Sher-
wood. Presiding Elder Smith and Rev
Sande were present and delivered adv
dresses. A musical programme. con-
sisting of a selection by the quarteile u!
the church. composed of hire. R. H
Taylor, hire. W. L. Whitney, C. ‘A
Moore and R. ll. Taylor, entitled "Sail-
ors' Life," by C. A. Whitmsoloe and
duets arranged under the direction of
Mrs. W. Harris. was rendered.
About 2m people were present. A
tut-hey supper was served and the adult
broke up about ”:30. The prrxrcodr
were “0.22.
AFTER CANDLE LIGHT.
Meetings of Local Societies, Aeeorin
tions. Clubs and Cliques.
Bethany chapter of Trinity church
will hold a siieciul meeting Thursday
night.
Butler Lodge will confer the tirsl de-
gree tonight.
Old Papers Wanted at the Library.
Film! of Leslie's illustrated Newspaper
for lHlidWfi have been tm‘iently given
to the Library. A few numbcru are
missing. which smut-one may be able to
«apply in order to coniplete the volumes.
The copied wanted are 1“ followu: Jan
nary it, Will; January, February. March
it and 2‘3, April, June 2!, May :5, May ii,
May 2i. Muy ill..luly .5, mm, Also
Harper'n Weekly for :Juuuary. February
l, 8, lb, March ‘12. April 5, 1‘3, (lumber
ll; November '39. little; February 2!. 13%.
March, April 4. II, in, Mny 2,10, tau-.5.
When is Horse Radish Rip"?
Editor of The Sentinel: Will you
plume atate through the East Norwulii
column of The duration) at what time
of the year horse radish can be found.
By so doing at an early date you Would
greatly oblige. l". B.
H tar agricultural editor says it ilowera
in May and June and is ready to dig in
the full , , ‘
Dunning at Rotor: Point.
There will be dancing at the Audit"!-
iuui at ltoton Point every evening. The
Twin (lily Ms'ndolln club will furnish
the music. The usual entertainment
will be given bolero the deuce. and the
single price of admiualou. ton cunt-I.
will he the only charge.
lead lace Poatponement.
The heeley at Adams tint annual
twenty mile handicap road race. he-
twecu Stamford and Norwellt. advor»
tindtotalte place June in. will he run
at! July 8. at :l p. in. The price list will
helargsr than ever. including bicycles.
watches. diamonds. etc.
Vassar Graduates of '07.
lites Elizabeth Beard. Winter at
liar. Auguttus P. Madame! thin
year‘s graduataa “Vii". ills- Kittie
Hutchinson. daughter of Andrew J.
llutchlnaen. oi loath ltorwalit. la alto a
umhavot the ciao-oi “in.
radio of temperate tit-sch.
“Perils of lutempsrste Speech" will
baths topiooitht aarvlosattheeoath
ltomik Uoumatlonal church. this
evening The net-vice of Iona begins
promptly at Will, using the (lamina.
mm
ewe , to , ,
Warren it. Briggs has made plans for
so extensive enlargement of the batting
factory of The Crofut& Knapp com.
pany in Water ttreet. The butler-ts of
the two tactorloa of the company will
be contaminated in the Water street
chops. making the enlargement neces-
sary. A oneatory frame building, 28:
Mo feet. is now being erected at
the north end of the vacant lot
back of the tummy in Water atreet,
which will be mod for the elzlng
department. Hit the Tollcs street
aide the main factory will be extended
elaty feet, three stories high, and thirty
feet wide. at brick. The small buildings
directly in the team! the factory. now
used us on engine and boiler-room, etc.,
will heremuved and u now brick build-
ing three stories high. 80:60, erected.
which will contain the boiler and en-
gine and will be used for drying and
sizing. New boilers will he put in, and
the buildings will be lighted by electric
lights. The frame factory is being
built by the day and the contracts for
the brick factories hove not been let.
Marvin Brothere' new block in Waih.
ington atreet will correspond in style to
the block recently erected bythem in
the some street. mid which it will ad-
join. It will be three Morton high, with
stores on the ground floor and offices or
apartments on the upper llama, and will
have a fancy brick iron!
The new house in Reed street which
is being built by William McMahon is
enclosed. it will be nrraugtd for two
families, containing fourteen reruns.
with all improvements and heatrd by
hot air. Smith Brothers are doiugthe
marten work and the plumbing and
heating are not let.
Mr. and Mrs. Duran Divorced
Judge Wheeler has granted a divorce
to Annie it}. Duran from (ltorgc Dome,
on the crouml of iniemperance.
All on Account 0! the Wheel.
The l:lr)’l‘lt‘ sundry lowlnmw lum rem-bed
mat prnrurtlmm. i‘lvrry‘ nrtlclo llt‘f‘llt'll by
ilw \vlwvlmun. ntul fltllllt' that. iw'll notcr
lire-ll, l-‘ llw dilly-rt ”I “(for t'tllli].t-cilltlli.
llltl mm] rtltiun not, only mu-rs tlw mun-
ulnctun r. lmi s xtvmia to tin- rcmll tllflilt‘l‘
us or“. llll'yi'lt‘ sumlrire til" ln' [‘ouml
in nil .mrts of uthpcrml I'lltf't‘rl. r-‘nnm cl
iltctlry gumh )w-Iplo "mile in up” tally of
tin-tn, moi lluvrvnrc runny nthrrmm-rrna
ilint curry llil in 1H tiny undid uny primn
ncvmeity, in“ a-unrm-nll this muLovumw
priitinn inst marl lurium at tho n unlnr
llll'él‘lt' «arrow, How is It” lllihlrnliuli ul
”.0 “any the thing mmvtlmrs W n:
An nuplu uni t‘liylillllt r'wnlltul lnlun
linv'l‘ul mu nm- \ilwvl dual luv-l Saturday
muting :unltuiu-d in lml. :ii l'xrlu, lll'
“an :livmu n l: vi. and :‘lmlil and inqnlhtl
llw t :‘tw. 'l lu‘ ill "fll’lnl‘ l..nl {burl lillli
pruml tum lllli manual to nmlw to rule,
l‘tt’ll ti ln- Hil'l'lll‘ i ll igl‘uliix in do it.
" r”. t't‘lll‘m lil' l‘I f‘llt“’»
A will-- ni nwihhlr f unimnpl mmn over
llmtn‘lmtw'e l'lllfl‘li' ll‘nlnrw. “n lio‘lll
tiw int-i. In the light uml \‘lkul it at rt"
try |IH‘~‘|l|li' uncle.
'l‘iwn in: lmmli‘tl it lurk tn'ilw prnpri
Iiur.
" "l'nin't worth Iunrr'n n nickel." lm
ll’llilll hrtl.
'l he prupri: tor lmlml at him in narrow.
“ll 1 l.ml ktuiittttritlniinhn I Wait tll‘lil'
ing," but Lint”. ly r. marked. "l wouldn't
lutw put. hp llu [rim nit you. Hrrc. mlw
it in n gilt. '
Ami liar t minim I'. witlmgrulilit-tl ~mlrk
-|'I’l'l'|rlll|l’ nruuml t‘uo mrmr~ hi hi» ilnvly
l'lilm'lo'il tumult. [Inclmlml lln', lm k and
won! out lnmilw mull: —-~t'lnulzuul l'lnln
llmlrr
"Mimlliglm-c in a lwnulilul tinge,
im‘tsbc?” “Very, ’l‘hut won all lh.t
mndo her ntngmg otniurahio "
l)l-‘~"l'llll"l' ill" Mllill'MJl. NH. item“:
tlil'll'l‘, .lutu- ”v. \. ll. Mall,
Efilltlt‘ ul Wi! ten: anllnluc, lulu ..t N. r
“Hut- in until sliv-lrlv'l. ilt‘l't'liI-l'!l1
’I‘l..~l'mu! ml l'mlluln' in: llw visoilu'l HI Nuiv
itillll. Lotti, lumtml an»! ulnwul cu “lull”!-
lrum llttu nlv iwumt iv i I in uniting». ..I mid
uninlnlut-ihihll the” wow l'rr with-mum.
'l'lln-m \vltu m‘ulwl l'o pron-M limit now-Huh,
ptnpo'tlt' nth-kiwi. ullltltt will lmw will i.-
'lvlwl‘lmlu Ir-vnwu‘. All wwmnu ms vim-d ’n
~nul wistlr n!" it"in-«lwl in mnlw lmmmllulc
witnwni in ,
to on.» MAM MM‘QI’IIAE. Ernestine.
‘ lrl'l'llll"l‘ill" Nlllill’dldi w... ‘lliill TV.
1 Hit ll'l'. lutm l. 4\- L. I’ll”. ‘ A
mini“ uf .Ui'iiitlll in”. lulu u! Nur-
wnllt. In mill: Inllli'l. tlm'mm-nl:
'I‘lm i’uuri oi l‘t-nlntie in: the Illeitlvl oi Nnr
wnlk lllllli lilmtml moi nllnmnl ~la itmullm
halt" "to timi- hmwml int llm i‘lmlllmu ul nilltl
outniolnotlnlul their l'lilllll~ lnr willmumti.
‘l‘hum-whnm-giwi lower-out lltult it"“mllllh.
{mummy ullunlmlwtllnu mid flow will in: do.
nirtml u H‘I'HH'IY. All Ive-mm». listlulilm‘l 1..
millennium-o II"‘llC‘Nli"lllt milky (“Hmnump
wwuolil in
W. ll mu l‘.
Admin! .trniut.
sonnet
aooxs
AND
School
Supplies!
0? ALL KlNDd AT-
Jll'ld
n. H.
ewe-rave.
AFew.
Fast
Black .
Specialties.
lu [lain black and black Willi
Wlil c figuresefnst colors are the
pride of our wash coeds depart-
mcni:
Cambric, 84: a turd.
Corded Dimliy, 8c yd.
Ccnluvy'Cloth, Icc id.
lndiu Lawn, lf‘C yard
Percale, n ma yd.
Lappct Lawns, x: l 2c 3d
Pongce Cloth, i: l 2c. ’yd.
French Cambric, 15c yd.
Scotch Dimivy, 15c yd.
l’me Organdir, 19c yd.
lrisli Linen Dimity, 29c yd.
And sauens, to, :2, 15 and 19 cents
a yard; by taking a look through
the stock you'll grasp their whole-
beanty lvcl'cr.
Fed is the slxur’civt wash fabrics
tint is so «Lillcult lilhlilnimttii'l yet
so largely in demand. We can for-
nfsh almost 1 verytliing that. 3-: wish.
able ill red cnl whitecnl white and
red.
Arnold cambrir. 8:: ytl.
Century percalc. lOC yd.
English pcrcnlc, n x-zc y-l.
Fine gingham, 12 Inc yd.
New lnu n, l3c yd.
French cambric, 15:: rd.
imported (limity, it): yd.
Dotted swisscs, 254: yd.
St etch gingimms, 25:: )‘«1.
GI H and Silver primings — Caz-ll %
lilEl‘lllewa new fulll‘ll: prinlmi by a.
new procrsr null wurrun cl lush - .
(inc ml the llLTll-l
wili nut tarnish.
out ciuths that the Wash (Mode (it.
parlmcni lllS simuu :lsis sensor;
dark grounds, :5 and 35 (ml 5 a
)‘intl.
The D.M. READ co.
BRIDGEPORT.
iron yards dimitics. hwns, ow.
570RE l
T
as soon as they are out
point, yoke back, detached collars, a
of same material,
tached white collar and culls,
.t ed culls, all at
Special value in black satin duchcss,
Black moric velour, the latest thing
5 " “ " x no; "
l’ruit saucers. " “ 85C; “
Bone dishes, " “ 1.50; "
Egg cups, “ " l 13: "
’6 cups& saucers “ " I 001 "
TRISTRAM
DRVGooosi
m .
RISTRAM a.
- - - - SHIRT WAISTS - - - -
Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist Stock. We show all the latest novelties
()Jl‘ waists are made to fit. The workmanship is the very best and our prices
we guarantee. We are showing an :eudlcss variety of the choicest effects in Frcmh orgcudics, printed
dumtics, canvass cloth, linen batiste, fancy luppets, stylish plaids and white lawn, lawn shirt waists, double
Silkl in luxlia, Fculard and chino; on
We sell the very best nil muk stove in the market.
Hammocks, all kinds and all prim-2.. Mason and Ugli'nlng Fruit jars.
l
ll new patterns,
Lawn and Percale shin waists, in stripes and figures, light and dark CUl Jrs,
Black lawn shirt waists, detac blackbed collars,
Lawn and dimlty shirt waistsdouhl: front, yoke back, detachtd white collirs and cuffs, or col-
Also variety of styles in light and dark colors. Collars of some material or white, soft and launder-
SUMMER SILKS.
aw
., inches wide,
fur skirts,
It
at
u
& HYATT,
HYATT,
t: lot Printed lusliis. mvy and black ground, all s‘lk,
_ * . l'
”BE SIFIINBS OW INDIAN”. ”TIME marten. , ‘ "”'
_, , The Annual [eating with the Norileld Plans for the Addition to The crofut a At Read’s TH: Llnnmo ‘ No, ‘ 2
m...— , . Pariah Society at Wanton. Knapp Company's Factory. .
cum-fr: BUILDING
NORWALK, OOH";
sec.
750
81.00
81.co
Lace stripe dimity shirt walls in him l-: and white, navy and white, light blue and white, with de-
$1.25
81.50
25c yard
750-, $1.00, 81.25
' $I.oo
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
Special in Decorated Dinner Wye to close 0:11 at the following l'l‘dlplll1351
7 incl] plates. {o'mcr price $I 50; price to close.
$I.oo dozen
75C ”
50c
75C
750
65c
u
It
I‘
it
Whixc Mountain lvc Cream Freezers, all sizes.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd'g.
A New Departure
jnutmmi veil.
$03.73. $7. $7.50, in 73.
brathvfill and “13.7.3.
’l‘welw- mnrv silk valoncr ('iltli.‘llf’§. at $6
Solid oak dining choir. unme- ewut. at We
Stmwmuttiuc. at h‘ ,0. no. me, 12' .c an
Umbrellas.
; :‘W m. run umbrella, heavy tv. in. at 54»,
1,? 2% in. Gloria silk umbrella, at am, ii.
‘ 3,30).
Bicycle.
Une- inorc nickel burr-l», high grade, at
Refrigerators.
High grades of n-frlgcrntma. at ti. h it
Carpets and furnitur
‘ Ill both Horus.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,"°"
llnlvv earth-gm with bicycle whrci, is; w,
Bicycle wheel and tires and patent
COME
lndics' regular
each.
each.
ll 18¢ per yard.
‘25. fl no, it! no,
$.30.
V, Still“. {6,
0 Black
*7 .‘m,
irtdim‘ blazer and limit au‘ts in , black
$5), $1.30, fll, $7, #8. my
To the large store of Scol'wld & Hoyt, 83 Washington street, who are offering great
. bai’ga'us to every department.
Hosiery.
Children's that black stockings, from 5 to 3'2 inches, 100
pin; or ‘2 pro. for lilo.
mode last block, 15c pair.
‘ 7» pm. gents‘ mixed half hose, for 25c.
Silk Waste.
Ludics‘ silk waist“. ‘32 .34), $1.75. 85.
Suit Department.
and blue,
Bicycle Suits.
Bicycle soils with bicycle leggings, $.50, 85.
Separate Shirts
in linens. $l .30 and *2,
‘3“"l'kt'd WM. a: $1.75.
at 313.9, 31.50, :32, $3.50, to; silk, :7.
t to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
ol!°n.-—fl'l.l
q... .. ... n . . ., .-. , .35! ‘ ’ .. .
Wedding and 50(36th
, E n gravu n g l
l The Sentinel can new offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed.
} ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
. tagcous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
', m advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
. prices.
Special for
former valucsircm 8 in me per
yard; lord ilycr time week, 5(' the yard.
to pct dillcrcnl slvlcs oi dress goody, all kinds and weaves. regular
selling price 39:: to 45v; to create a little boom in dress goods depart-
ment. toe the yard.
At the same time we shall also olic
wide. for ztc per yard.
That We can save you money we are certain an
W0 guarantee.
Machine made sails at all kinds e
lug;r in cost.
500le NORWALK BoSTON'SlORE.
This Week.
2,; dozen [allics' quarter hose,
In the pair.
guaranteed absolutely last block, for
50 pieces fum'v dress gulmps. gold and blacks and other shades; a
10min tlm week at 5v the yan'.
We Would .'ll2.uru|lyuur :lt'enliun to the fact that we are in UN!
us put all wool serges. 36 inches AWNING lil'elNl-ISS, and lint! we should be only too pleased to
.pmlc you prices on any and all kinds of work of that character.
‘d that our work is equal tfih'é'heet,
goal in strength and wear to hand made at a big sav-
THE 5. NORWALK BOSTON STORE, gin-came
OIOIOI VANALIT‘I NI. PROPRIITOR.
oouoasno's
New York Mlllinery Parlors!
e amt ”bummed.
During our drat melt at skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line 0!
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shim are told at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’a New York lllllnery Parlors,
I. ”I“. seams.
Coupons given away with every 35c purchase. Coupons will hsdrawn
Iaturday, June 5. _
r
some POINT
Ila-
W
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lMPROVEMENT CO.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Norwalk Chronicler