.otlliewYork. were
. afternoon at 430
. 1 Wyukingplwestthe
’ the bride. in Bangatuck
eilhty gnestswituessed
,, The house was most
ntiuirvsiik trimmed with
7 de'Alcon lace. and car.-
ot bride roses. The
given away by her
Smith. The maid
her niece. Miss Befie L,
Lose a costume of white
pink satin ribbon trim-
earried bride roses. The
V .Oliver Smith. brother of
and luster L. Seaman, the
l, . Areception lollowed
. Music was provided by
min, and Min: cater-
Mn. Seaman were the re-
large number of magnifi-
They departed on the
for a trip of several days.
inside in New York.
i‘ti
The memoi- Addie v. made
to pull her oilr this morning,
The schooner is
., 1_Iyeeragothe residents of St.
Wild petitioned the selectmeu to
item. Water stood in the
. of the road most of the time. A
has now been made on either
dis-treat. but the condition of
I it is said. is not improved.
other et‘voomnumesvts atom.
lea Worlds; ltvtnad to the iWaist in“
More at Malt-ahead.
Modern Machinery. ct dhicsso. in
describing the work dime in n stool
foundry. tells of remarkable lnsianm
of nerve displayed by the lush. When
the furnace is tapped them lien on rent
at courts that scatters over it wide
area. descending in an umbrella-
shapcd mass of overlie thatmnvclupv
the men at the ladle.
Through the pyrotechnic display at
the rain of tire and luminous roller-
tions yi-u can see a Workman shrua
his shoulders or wrigglc a little. This
is the only sign he gives that u spark
of molten steel has fallen inside his
flannel shirt. The managcryssid that
in the performance of their" work the
men would run into n debuts of flying
sparks so thick you would think no
one could go into it and cause out stir in
and that. too. in trimmer when they
wuro striple to the waist and lilltl
not even a shirt to protect them. in
the shadow of the furnace and indie
it would'oi‘ton register 125 degrees.
and the very life was cooked out of
the air. Some of the most are singed
and curred more than veterans oi
many battles; heroes of the workshop.
they stand under tire every day of
their lives and expect no songs to be
sung in their honor or monuments to
be erected to their memoriee.
The nmuager related an incredible
incident, which he gave merely as a
sample of the nerve these men have.
One day the foreman of the casting
department had started a ladle of and
on its journey among the moulds and
“as seen to shake his foot sew-rel
times. He went on, however, and not
until all the steel was safe in the beds
of sand did he bobble to the wall].
where he took a piece of steel as big
as his thumb out of his shoe. it had
burned into his great too joint, and
the man was laid up for weeks.
HOTELS. in career.
landlords not Partlculnrly Enterprising
in That Sunny Land.
in Greece the hotels of the interior
follow one general typev—ilie ltailnn
There is ’no common sitting room.
Why should there be? Thorn is no of—
fice. but that does not scout to‘inicr-
fun- with the presentation of the bills.
The ground floor is given 11p to n «are
or restaurant. if the innlwoiwi .goos in-
to that lin'c of business M13 ofti-u
honey.” the master of the Apollo has
only room to let. The slccping apart-
meats on the door above arc oftcn up
preached by an outside stairway. and,
as is to be expected in a stubborn cli‘
main. they are scantily furnished.
Overfuniisliing is a vice anywhere.
L'udcr a southern skv ii is a crude of
with bound trolley car, run by
‘ Hana Gazer. jumped the.
”atiheend oi the Benedict raring
' , laltnight. and considerubiedifli '
“monumental in getting it on'
‘ Ho damage was done.
.7 and Mn. WilliamH. Verity have,
W home from Bnflaio. Their;
m. Mrs. Thomas Roster. mom-i
' ' them. and will make her home
Mr. Rector was buried in Tho-g
,A bicycle owned by John F. Darrow.
M avenue. was stolen from his:
Urns-any night. The look was:
from the door.
'Whflhfl gone to New York
”to spend several weeks.
'59 Swedish society will hold a
testivai in the church. Satux-
m J. Lepper. of East Washing-
“. is nursing a painful boil on
”mots rum ma.
I to be ~illiulen Friday to Hear
Mia Case.
W lllcademo lutpsssim.
may charged with the murder
:- II“. the night of February
Itwlllbetakeu upauoou as
the cats against Veda is
and a number of jurymen
ham mutmoued and will
- I‘i'idey and a panel will be,
them.
- spectator at the trial
.aad his eyes and ea-
” he is not so impass-
, his trial i’cr iiie.pre
m at in ladlsu. r1...
M d the same height. but
W similarity between
_ . is slightly built. and
face with many black
other than mlktuess.
would pat it. "dour-
kltl at liapaesino is aa-
. an initiation site listit
at In. Feds.
W
Humanism-e
Mflmum»
senators-appeal
asihssmetths
{plums menial (”hinges are made for
l
i
“any", employed by the Tram- “hiking uiih his host in the garden
mists peepmd to goahead with l
lutpaseluo has“ s.
m of thedead woman. '
which the Greeks are not guilty. There
is usually a mirror. though that tribute
of human vanity is sometimes lacking.
and, like the ’l'urii. the solitary ’l‘urii-
ish towel bears no brother near his
tin'onc. 'l'hi- bedstead is invariably of
iron. A» in primitive limited States
within my uwmory. single rooms are
rare The three, four. tire beds are
put in one room or strong along the
tfltilrliltil'i. \ fastidious person who
desires to occupy a room alone has to
pay for all the bolls therein. in some
sleeping in the day.tilne and thorn is u
ilxod rain for Slt'i‘lllng ou the floor. —
Atlantic Monthly.
I useuonahle ('ivlllty.
A Northern tisiior in Atlanta “as
the other morning. ulwu they t‘iililt‘
l upon the gardener. all old negro of 70
l icon
'“iliin” said ”to host, "is Moseswsu
ioiil Intuilt mrtant. "
‘lii. Mom-s." slnd the Northerner.
.(‘Xli'llillllfl his hand and touching his
but. “l mu happy to nit-ct vou. "
i The old negro ignoring the protl'cred
. iminl.ti1ron his own but on the gross
.und. pulling at his “00]. made a low
. lllil'lltlllli o
' Win-u iiw gin-st was goon
lu- ap-
proached his anloch and
lut'im’l'
ninutor. "Morse Jim." he said. "ain't
«In 'ku'iltili tltiiit- owi‘?"
”'l‘liv- olwiloii 1’"
"You, iiilll do voilli'?"
'0! course! Whv do you unit "r"
"lli'kitiit'." until the puzzled old to!
lou,"du1s di- rust uhiio 1mm dot iii'
in- but m am on my tor lilililal' hands
out o M'iiiuiii ih-v slioly is sumplu'
' up!" Atlanta 1 ousiiiuiiou.
Mia's Wire carry l'istoie.
The different lliflllltvl‘l of the royal
“million of Europe are not so much
at the uioruy of [dilution us lit gi-iwrsi
iy summits-d. Many oi them carry
,t'tilii'i'llli'tl westerns. and harm how to
tow tin-m.
'i'iw t'itor of Ililitttllt carries a subunit
revolver. give-n him by his tuniiwr.
Wis-n out driving in his carriage lids
neutron is concealed in it puck-d with
ill may Mich oi the mounroh's right
hand. A loaded rental is also vuwhhi
by the idiom-rot of tho-litany. who in
tirmiy convinced that he is iltiiillli'll to
die by the bullet of an Anarchist.
'i‘ho iiiieh of Persia has a narrow
slit in his hsndstaue who. in which re-
pusss a long levelled ileum. lie iii
wry smomplished in the use at this
weswu. that could kill it man in. can
blow. The iiultaii of Turkey and tho
King at tire-em both carry revolvers.
'i'he ltmusmr of China carries no less
than three knives reinstated about his
pursuit. w-
.A WIMIIWM
it woman has been the keeper at the
Inuit Barbara. (lulu lighthouse for iii
l
t
i
i
iilltl new every stain. with the es.
sue.
Wflhsallhelisews.
years. lint-lag that period she has
numbed the tower and attend-vii to the
«than at three wattle twenty years
seine granite blocks at to limit Main
street. Bowaytou. On one is the name
ulthsonuer..hsetsr at. John; on the
other. the name of the place,“ Forest
lilllrilla. ,
Mire Katie Mills entertained friends,
Monday evening. at her home on Pm-
peut liill. with instrumental and vocal
music and games.
A reception was tendered Rev. G. W.
Potter. Tuesday evening. at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs E. H. White, Prospect
Heights.
Smith Mills was eighty-two years old.
Tuesday, and is as bale and hearty as
the average man at sixty.
The postponed entertainment of the
District Divldon by Rising Star Divis-
ion. Sons of Temperance. is announced
to take place Monday night, in Crow's
Hall. Main street. The divisions" in this
section will be represented by large dole.
gallons. and a very interesting time is
expected.
Mrs. Stephen D. Purdue; of Jersey
City. and John T. Hoyt. of New York.
have been visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Hoyt.
Mrs. Annie E. Duran has been grant-
ed s divorce from her husband. John
Donn, the lecturer. Both formerly ro-
sided in this place.
DAMIEN AND NOROTON.
"Esther" was repeated again in the
Town Hall. last night, to a good sized
audience. and in the same commendable
manner that characterized its produc-
tions on Tuesday night. The final pre-
sentation of the opera will be given to-
night. There should be a large atten-
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter D. Duskam. now
in Canada on their wedding journey.
will spend several days in Massachusetts
previous to their return
A new road-roller for Contrac-
tors Bates & Downes arrived yester-
day aiternoou. It was given a trial
and found to work satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jayne are with
Mrs. Jayne‘s mother. who is quite sick.
A graphoph‘one entertainment will be
held in the Town Hall. next Thursday
night. under the auspices of Eagle Hook
and Ladder company. One of the fea-
tures will be the singing of "America"
by the audience. and its reproduction
by the graphophouc.
Rev. S. A. Sands still remains quite
ill of rheumatism.
line of John D. Crimmins‘ employees
has taken pHSBBSIlOn of the new farm
house.
Stephen Hall has purchased a now
horse from Contractor Richard Shelton
Will Work the First Degree.
Arrangements have been coinpletmi
for the visit in Norwalk on Monday
evening. when the degree team of
l’oquonnock lodge, titty or more in
number. will work the lirst degree on a
number of candidates of nor Hrntlu‘rs'
lodge ol' Norwslk. it is cspccml that
from lfitl to 200 will go from this city
and a general invitation is extended to
all Odd Fellows. whether they lli’t!
members of i’muonnook budge or not
Norwalk hospitality is proverbial. and it
is hoped that there will be a largo
attendant-v. The party will leave for
Nurtvallr at Hit and will'rcturu by tho
express reaching this city nt ”:30, which
by special arrangement. will stop at.
News“: on Monday evening. leaving
that city at trim—wliridgeport l'ulon.
lint-glare in Naugutui-k.
Naugntuok. June “l"‘Tht‘ house of
F. l". lichaii'or was colored during the
night by burglars. who took it high
grade tricycle. They nest \‘lillictl the
residence of A. l). Warner. where they
gotsgold watch and chain and about
Militia cash. Tho third house vislttd
was that of itev. .i. W. Ellsworth. lrnt
there they secured nothing of value.
Died luddsniy at 73.
iiuiitord. June m.——w. W. lhirtholo-
mow. a well-known citizen oi thisplace.
died suddenly last night of rheumatism
of the heart. aged? iycars.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
School
Supplies!
I. H.
sworn D's.
I. W.Bteveushsaplaesd two hun'd- ‘
'I’HI LIADINO
Dnvooons
STORE!
T
A Few
Fast
Black
Specialties.
as soon as they are on
we guiranlec. We are shou mg an 'c
We Sell the very best oil (funk 1.11.1;
Hammock, all kinds and all prices.
TRISTRAM
Rm! is the shade in wash fabrics
1114! is so «litllczult to obtaimaud yet
so largely in demand. We can for-
nish almost r verythlng that is wash-
able lr. red and white 1- ml white and
RISTRAM 8.
- - - . SHIRT WAISTS- . - -
Again this itccli we have added new things to our Shirt Waist Stock. We show all the latest novelties A
UJI‘ waists are made to fit.
GAZETTE nulnpmo
NORWALK. covets.
HYATT,
III—m
The workmanship' is the very best and our prices
ndless variety of the choicest effects in French omnudies, printed
dl111iiies,canv.iss cloth, linen buiiste, fancy luppcis stylish plaids and white lawn, law" shirt waists, double
point, yoke buckdctathcd collars, all new patterns, i see.
. , Lawn and Percale sbiut waists, in stri es and iiwures, light and daik co ors, no
I’,‘ ilam Mac“ and black wuh Black lawn shirt waists, (lctac bluckhc‘d collars,“ "~00
M" ”fig"'°s”f‘*5t “010's “"3 the Lawn and dimitv shirt waists double trout, yoke back, detached white collars and chili. or col-
pride at our wash golds dcpart- of same material ’ 81.00
meat: _ Lace stripe dimity shirt wui: is in blarl. and white, navy and white, light blue and white, with de—
Cambnc, {g6 a yard. tachcd white collar and coils, 3'35
CWdCd D‘m”) ' 8C yd. Also variety of styles in light and duzk colors. Collars of same material or white, suit :1 1d launder-
:Zegluiy Lioth, 10c Ed. cd culls, all at $1.50
n 1.: uwu,mc yar SUMMER SILKS.
Eggéf'IIJ‘anfrid; 2C )‘l Silks in lndia, Foulard and china; one lot Printed ln«ii.1s. airy and black grouud,all silk, 25c yard
Pougec Cloth, 12 1 2c. yd. Special value in black satin (inchess, 27 inches wuic, 75% $1.00. Olizs
French Cnmbric,15c yd. Black moric velour, the latest thing for skirts. 31-00
ScotcliDimity,15cyd. HOUSEFU R N I SHE NG DEPT.
[7,": ()i’gandir, 19c yd. Special in Decorated Dinner Ware to close out at the followmg lowpricc‘i:
lrlsli Linen Dimity, 29c yd. 7 inch plates. firmer price £1 59; price to close. 8|.00 dozcu
And sntteus,lo,12,15 and :9 cents 5 “ “ “ u 1 w; .. .. .. 75c u
a yard; by taking a 1on through Fruit saucers. " 85c; " “ 5°C “
the stock you'll grasp their wimlc Bone dim“, " " l 5"; " h .. 750 ..
beauty bet'cr. EEK CUPS. ’ " " ”5; " " .. 75c “
6 cups& saucers “ ‘ “ 1 co; “ “ “ 65c “
,: in the market. White Mountain cCrcam 1",rcezers all sizes.
Mason and Lightning Fruit ,lurs.
& HYATT,
Nor-walk, Connecticut
Gazette B’i'd'g.
l‘Cll.
Arnold cambrit‘, 8c yd.
Century percaic, 10c yd.
English pcrcalr. 12 1-2c _t'-l.
Fine gingham. 12 1~z< yd.
New lawn, 15c yd.
French cambric, 15c vd.
imported dimity, 192 yd.
Dotted swisscs, 25c yd.
Scotch gingimms. 25¢: yd.
Notwithstanding the great advance. con
Window shades. plain 22v.
Lndics' ready lllfldl‘ suite. *5 in», tom, 1:
3.111110. $12.75.
\l'rtlltil' soils. .5 plCi'l‘li, from $20 on to lo")
”or stock was lll‘l’l'l‘ more coiziplvlc that
Gt l l and silver printings~Cusl1 ‘
mcriucm—a new fabric printed by 3‘,
new process and warrunu-zl iasi- -.
will iinl tarnish. tlm ml the llill
est cloths that tho \\ .1sl1 Goods dc
(lurk grouiitls,: sand
:, unis .1
with friugv ‘J
_ilii_
purtmcut has shown this season; SCOFIELD & HOV
SCOFI ELD & HOW
We Will Sell Goodm Cheaper Than Any Other House!
OMB BIG SALE ill”
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ SUITSI!
STILL Ci iN [IN l '55.
We are in receipt of a large stock of carpets, for thc nest thirty i 30) «lays will be sold at the old prices.
1e and secure your carpets while they last.
he: heavy lrlngr, :iiw: tinostquuhty lioilenn shades. deep knotted fringe, 50c.
7 no, to m. Bicycle suits, with boots, it“: on. Baby carriages, $5.00, 865.75, mm,
Corduroy com-lies, Slim.
i now.
Iron on uncl built. “.75, $150, $8.00.
’Noxt to the Popular Shoe Store ofj'hoodoro
Olson...“
, t'.l11l.
wedding and Society
.. .,.__..J.!. _,_«_m
Engraving!
The D. M. READ CO.
The
BRIDGEPUR'P.
‘ pric
Sentinel (.111 now ofic: imluccumits .o parties desiring engraved wed.
ding invitations, .1uuoum:,c1ncuts calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageons i harm: tcr.
in advance of printing.
Thchighest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
us.
Special for
moo yards tlituii’ics, burns, cm, former value strum 8 to NC per
yard; lol’il ilycr this wet-it, St the yard.
IO pits (lillcrcut sivlcs ul dress goods. all kinds and weaves. regular
selling price 39c to 45¢; to create a little boom in dress goods depart-
ment. 29:: the yard.
At the same time we shall also other 15 pcs ull wool serges. 36 inclit's
wide. for are per yard.
we guarantee.
log in cost.
.SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
This Week.
25 tlHM‘il lmlics' ti‘l’iliCI' i1 st‘. guaranteed absolutely inst black, for
no tin pa r
50 pieces tamv dross go to; is gold and blacks and other shades; it
leader tin. met. at st 1! c void
We Wool i .iisntuliyi lit attention to the {act that we are in the
litNiNU lil' >I\l-’ 59. .md that we should be only too pleased to
[note ymt pm i -. mi any ..1 .i .11! kinds of work of that character.
That we can save you money we are certain and that: our work is equal to the best,
Machine made soils of all kinds equal 111 site both and w or to hand made at a big sav-
m
W
oomaaao'a
New York Mlliinery Parlors!
I. JAN”. solemn.
During our ilrst week at skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line at
Skirts and Jackets!
Our litlris are sold at greatly reduced pricei.
Goldberg’s New York Illiinery Parlors.
0. ram summon.
Coupons given away with every ssc purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Saturday, June 5.
1-:-
Inn-u,
«me-w
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
GEORGE VANALITVNI.
-~-H»——
lid Washington St
PROPRIETOR.
ROTON POINT lMPROVEMENT CO.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday. lav 29. i091.
Norwalk Chronicler