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here will he an address of
firsnnpnlntondent. E. An-
, ,v reading, Miss Hulda
“In Swanson; recitation.
mm:wh. MiasJennie
‘ sewn-z recitation. Miss
‘Ida Anderson and Clara
scripture exercise. sir boys;
Maren; recitation, Miss
’ ; Children’s Day otter-
. ,Bov. 0. Swanson; Dillar-
°._ on the programme will he
' and Swedish language.
' 4 induction in trimmed hats, at
fillotoou's, 10 No. Main st.
Avenue Methodist Epis-
tomorrow. Rev. A. J.
“phenol: at 10:30. The Sunday
, immediately follow the
_ , ., At 4 o'clock Charles
will meet the Boye' circle in
A, of the church. At 6:30 the
hand meeting will be led by
_; field. At 7:30 Rev. John w.
h 1).. the popular presiding
“punch. and the that quarter-
" neitheyedt will follow the
.. , 80. lb. N. Y. Store.
Bolts. of Norwalk, was here
. "looking up the boundaries of
' _ ‘ 0! Riverside avenue. It is
that hewill begin proceedings
shutting owners, who, it is
. have overstepped their lines.
Franklin Brown was arreated late
l‘ night, tor riding through
him without having his lau-
lightnd. Bis case will come up
' in the Town Court.
)1. n. Clitl'ord and mu are at
Mummerhome, getting it in
» faiths reception at children.
7 incesnloi John Bnbear will be
filth late residence. Monday, at to
7 Rev. A. J. Smith will olllciato.
Earls Millopougb. oi Bowaytoa.
p. Mn: Ir. and Mrs. Daniel
M L’flommodicu, the grocer, has
" ' . nhnndeomo newicobor.
Won manure.
oat-em Boat none Burton on
, Ilka a Trial Trip.
is low a prospect that a steamer
. on the South Norwalk and
mm this season. The side-
" “Dolls Horton" will make a
(the this afternoon, arriving
and ii toned satisfactory
mind for tho summer.
. .. lidsNorwalltAdiou.
3. Taylor, on employee
Wt in South Nor-
nlno years. severe her
in (dowry, today, on
m. lilo Taylor has
duos-h loll through the
team in 18%. She
WWI tor linshoma
and alter a short stay
last. She leaves with
' from the item. and
' that. should her hlalth
sis rotors. she will he
hilt in the factory.
‘ ‘ mails loony warm
My and community
finmo Ericoon; recitation, -
. visitors are treated.
‘ use. motivate,
tariom myaidtc haven-on hur-
riedly sent to blow York by one at
Mo’s trlouds, and which had been lost
on the way. like manage found was as
follows: ‘ - .
' degopert.00nn.,duuo 1i, 1807.
Antoniol’ersoio “ ~
’ 277 iron summit. Y.” . .
” §
. "it. .
The memo inisrprutodmeans" are
quick.“ All sorts oi speculation was in-
dulged ions to the meonlnsolthe rays~
tarions message. If it‘ was intended to
"“7 benefit Fndaany, its milieu evidently
failed. As the sherifl would not permit
the prisoner to talk, it was‘ impossible
to have him explain the message.
Among the several hundred Italians as.
serubled outside the courthouse were
many. it issaid. whose teatnreo would
bring to one’s mind the Malia. They
were denied admission into the building
by the posse of deputy sheriffs on guard
at the doors. No one could be found
who couldexplain anything about the
message reierred'to.
A Dozen Champion Eiders.
In popular estimation, bareback rid-
ers constitute the aristocracy oi the cit.
one ring, and the best of them command
the highest salaries paid to tiny perform-
era. The splendid talent in this regard,
monopolized by the stupendous Adam
Forepaugh-Selle Brothers aggregation,
is unprecedented, including as it does
the Oxfords, .Frauk Melville, the Hob»
sons, William' Wallet, Donna Adele,
Mollie Davenport. Lizzie Rowland, Eu-
gene Foote, A. hi. Davenport and Ber-
nard Orton, the twelve champion male
and female riders, in superb single' and
double principal, double jockey, .hnrdle
and carrying acts.
A lode] Soldiera’ Home.
Among the visitors to the Soldiers’»
Home at Noroton, Thursday, was Elmer
Davieon. of Ann street, recently united
with his mother, Mrs. Henry Gledhill,
alter an absence oi twenty-eight years.
Mr. [Davisom who has :seen many
years’ oervice in the regular army. and
who has visited several state soldiers'
homes, said he never siw one that could
compare with (lonnecticut'e home at
Noroton. either in the matter oi loca-
tion, thewayit is kept up. or the uni-
form courtesy with which veterans and
Killed Four Kinks.
On Wednesday. Captain Joseph Mer-
rill killed four minke on Tavern island.
The captain raises chickens. and had
the animals.
Johnsondnderaou.
John Johnson and Miss Annie Ander-
son, of Bridgeport, were married this
morning by Attorney F. A. Hill. Miss
Olive (3010.0! Rowayton. and Thomas
F. l'ole. oi‘h'orwalk, were witnesses.
Will beWedded June 30.
William C. Jeosnp and Miss Margaret
M. Peck, daughter of Captain Solomon
Peek. oi Norwallr. will be married at St.
i Paul‘s church. at noon. June 30.
—-We are hanging wall paper for 253
per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt com.
pany. 00 Washington utroct.
5'31. .. ‘9,
I’ld'l‘lllfVI‘ til" NllllWAl ll. 2w. l'1llill.\‘l'l'".
Ull ll 1'. Jun" nth, Ii. 1).. me.
music at l'llrutp ill—ll. iateolN-vrsmlk. in iliilll
l) utrim «la-«aw . .
'hormio. wri'ton application Ims hot-u made
tfllliltii-oilr' by the nvlminlntmlnr with the
will anneal-«l. praying. for reliant»! therein its-l
inrth. lot an nrul- r oi mien! certain rmi tailpi-
ul fill" dot-(mum. which I» therein hilly i 1»
1M" lint .
lmlurml. lluii 'villtl "mill-“allot: in" lunml rural
dowrmlmal ill the l‘rullulu Milli-o in hurwulll.
on tho Ililt iluv ui Jim». mu. at mu'u-lm-k
intent-cm: and llmt Ililllll' IIIiIIV'l' ilpwmt 1m.
iron in all iwi'mm lilutwlwi more n by m1.-
lluliing llllfi Imlut in u unweimmr on»
log a circulation in mid Ilinl lot. at hand
llw dun lmlnre acid day nt boar pg
ti AHA ll. “ilUDWA l ). Judas.
SCHOOL
BOOllDS!
Ahcbool
Supplies!
0!" ALL KINDS A1‘
”a. H.
PLAISTE 0'8.
43 Walliluitoo lirnot,
GUN N
got tired of providing them for land of .
“ K. Noble. pastor.
The' series at “(Bionic Sermons by
Famous Am Poachers ct ? the
Past." the drst at which tum: a
ammonium stimuli! in
Winthnsatbflmdtcmgw
notional church, tomorrow mine.
Thomson”. this time, will be ‘Wilv
liatn Ellery cunning, perhaps the must
uninontotslllluitsrlsn intrusion. A
Waistchofhisllln will be given by
the pastor,iollowod by the sermon on
"Porlact Lilo the lad ct Christianity."
Special music is arranged-tor each 0!
those services, this week’s including a
ladies' quartotts, soprano solo and an.
them. A Children's Day concert will
be held in the morning.
German church-8unday school, 9:30
a. m.; Liturgy and sermon, 10:30 a. m.;
Liturgy and sermon, 7:30 p. in. Rev.
G. Range, pastor.
First Methodist. Episcopal ohumh.
Rev. A. 8. Kavansgh, pastor. Child-
ren's Day will be observed both morn-
ing and evening. The pastor will
proachst 10:30 and the Sacrament «l
Baptism will be administered to child-
ren. Parents will take notice that at
11 o‘clock thiepart of the strvics insy
be expected. ln'the evening at '7 o'clock
the childrenofthe Sunday school will
render a programme. .
At the Norwalk Methodist church. to-
morrow morning. the pastor. Rev. F.
Adriane] Soolleid. will preach nu illus-
trated sermon to children on "Shining
for Jesus." The members of the Sun
day school will meet in their room at
10:15 and march into the church in a
body. The attendance of every mem-
berisdesired. Splendid and appropri-
ate music has been arranged for this oc~
casiou. The regular Children‘s Day
concert will he held in the evening.
Fillmore's popular concert, entitled
“The Bmes," will be used. The church
will be beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. The Sunday school and Ep-
worih League will meet as usual.
nuptials. will be administered to children
at the morning service.
Grace church Sunday service: Holy
00mmunion,8u m.,and with Hermon
at 10:30; Sunday school. 12:15 p. on:
evenmug and sermon, 7:30. Vesmd
choir. The rector, Rev. J. McClure
Bellows, will oliiciate.
Trinity church services for the week
beginning June 13 (Trinity Sunday»:
Holy Communion. H a in: Sunday
school, 9:13 a. m : Morning Prayer, int-
any and sermon. 1a m.;1§voning l’ruy-
or and sermon. 7:30 p. m. Friday,
Evening Prayer, 7:30
At Knudsen Hall. Sunday atternmu
at 3:15 p. m.. prayer and praise service.
Bright slinging and speaking. All wel-
come.
Rev. F. A. Seolleld will preach in
Broad River. tomorrow afternoon. ills
sermon will he to children. '
At the South Norwallt Baptist church
the pastor will preach :1 written to-
ruorrow morning appropriate to Chil.
dren‘s Day. Members at the Sunday
school are especially requested to by
present. In the evening the pastor wrll
preach the second sermon in the scrim
on "Summer Evenings in the Life of
Christ". Subject, "An Evening oi
Conversation with another Great Touch»
er." The Junior» will meet at 5:30
Christian Endeavor meeting at our
The church will.us usual, bespecially
trimmed for Children‘s Day. Among
the decorations will he a load of menu.
lain laurel in full bloom, which will be
distributed to ilnne who attend tin-
cvening service. The evuiiug service
hegiua at 7:3". and will be (shoot an hour
long.
First Congregational church. Thomas
llerviees at lfizllll a.
m. and 7:3” p. m. Eel-vices morning
and evening in the church. Homing
subject. "sanctuary of the Most High."
Evening. "Angelic Ministry." The
music in the morning will consist ol
anthem. "The Strain Ul‘l'dllfli" Buck:
odorlmy solo. "How [meiy are Thy
Dwellings Fair." spoilt. in the evening
will be rendered anthems, "The Radi-
ant Morn," Woodward: “Lead Kindly
Light," llclinrclm: “There is an Hour
oi Hallowed l’em." Barony; citation
solo, “Ave Maria’" Arcsdett. livery-
body cordially welcomed. Junior lin-
dl'avor at t p. m :llsnior at 01:110.
DWOKVILIJ.
News was received horn on Tuesday
oi the death at lidwsui Thompson. lie
had been falling in health for severe;
mouths. its wont to Dietary some
tlmoaaoto remain with his relatives,
and died on ltoudsy. interment wouiu
the ill-suchvilio amnion.
lacy Well. of Will loves“.
Mar '0“"‘“ JIM (If m“ ”U'
wait. pond through this place loads:
on their wheels. ’ .
tits. 0. it. Webb uddsuslitsr. In.
I. ll. Williams. spout llridsy la the
halting town. ’
Fred marmollow York, has re
“tendinitis home. sites spending a
low am with relatives and friends.
IEMMMIhuflOW
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Specialties. '
in plain black and black with
whiiefignrrswinst colors are the
pride of our wash golds depart.
merit:
Cambric, 8c :1 yard.
~ Corded Dimliy, 8c yd.
Century Cloth, lOC vcl.
indie Lawn, me yard.
Percale. u we yd.
Luppct Lawns, it me yd
Pongee Cloth, 12 1 2c. yd.
l’rench Cambric, isc yd.
Scotch Dimity, 15c yd.
Fine Organdie, 19c yd.
Irish Linen Dimity, '29:: yd.
And nations, to, u, is and :9 cents
ayard; by taking a look through
the stocltyou'll grasp their whole
beauty bct'cr.
Red is the shade in‘wash fabrics
that is so difficult to obtainde yet
so largely in demand. We can iur~
nish almost a verylhing that i: wash-
able ir. red and white and white and
red.
Arnold cambric, 8c yd.
Cenmry prrcale, 10C yd.
English pcrcalc, 12 t-zc yd.
Fine gingham, I: on yd.
New lawn, 15c yd.
French cambric, 15c vd.
Imported dimity. 19': yd.
Dotted swisscs, 25c yd.
Scotch ginghams. 25c yd.
Gt 1 l ard silver paintings—Cash
merino—a new fabric printed by a
new process and narrower! iast- -
will not tarnish. One of the rich-
est cloths that the Wash Goods de-
partment it IS shown this season;
dark grounds, :5 and 35 cents ‘a
u
M
'Wash Dress Goods!
On column of the backward season and thceoniinucd cool
weather, many inauufiiclurcrs and jobbers have io‘uhd’ illicmsclvos
with large stocks of Wash Goods on hand. The goods thcy'iigwc
been obliged to sell at Whatever price they would bring. We havoc,
been fortunate in scanning several very desirable lots of line Or-
gandicsflacmiets and Lawnspvhich we have placed on sale at a gr eat
reduction from the former price. They are all new and up to date
styles.
Skirts and Petticoats. Notion Department.
Grey striped seornucker. umbrella li-iuuco, 98c
Grey striped duck corded licorice, $1.25 m. mm. . 3 ll
Brown linen striped Spanish llounco, 1.27» ""WWWWW" H '8
Brown linen crash, French back, very wide, 1.2:: 8U . 8"
Black sutteen, umbrella licence, mi 01:?"-
Black salteen. umbrella licence. corded. 1 2.3 ad 1"“ .
Extra line black nutteen. umbrella lluunce, 1.75 T . e ’9' ‘3'
airy Moglair. lined with porfiulirm. umbrella ll .unce, 2.7.3 ‘ flgll'cliildmmi'
7 angst e morocco, moon» a noun, ' 2 7-3 A pertect clasp with round ed ,1 '
Black moi-eon, umbrella rallies, 2 if» it- is called the velvet grip, ungd3 £03313? Trio: bumm'
Changeable toilets lllli, corded ruiile, 5.75 'm‘“ fl"
comfort and ccnuoomyfio slippingnecring or nnlustening.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd'g.
We Will Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other House!
0
011R. BIG SALE OF
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ SUITSl!
STILL CON 1 IN CES.
We are in receipt of a large stock of carpets, for the next thirty :30) days will be sold at the chi prices.
Notwithstanding the great advance, come and manure your Carpets while they last.
Window rlmles, plain 22c, with lringo 27w; heavy fringe, 35c: linest quality Hollena shades. deep knotted fringe, 50'.
indieo‘ ready made suits, 35.50, will), $7.50, $8 "0. Bicycle suits, with heels, $3.99. Baby carriages, $3.1m, $5.73, “no,
em no. or.) :5.
Parlor suite, 5 pieces, from Him to $531” Corduroy CO‘JChGS. WW
”or stock was never more complete than new.
tscorn-2w & not".
Iron ezi noel Milli, $1.75, $03.30, $8.00.
Next. to the Papular Shoe Store of Viseodoro
Olsen...“
yard.
.."-_1. . ._...-H._. .m.
{wedding‘aacn seem,
The D. M. READ CO.
Engraving}
BRIDGEPORT.
icon yards climilics, llWllS, etc .
yard; torn "yer this week, So the yard.
meat. 29:: the yard.
wide, for no per yard.
we guarantee.
log in cost.
THE s. NOR
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” SOUTH NdRWALk BOSTONSTORE.
Special for This Week.
former valueslrmu 8 to we per
6
to pcs dullerrnt styles oi dress goods, all kinds and weaves. regular
selling price 39:; to 45c; to create a little boom in dress gmnlv tlt‘pfil'l- incl. r 1l11~ week at :24“ ll“! NH"
Machine made soils of all
WALK BOSTON STORE,
GEORGE VANAL'TVNI, PROPIIITOR.
coco-now
New York Mllllnory Parlor-oi
I lA'VIl. somerset.
During our first week at shirinlc we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line at
Skirts and Jackets!
Our thins are sold at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s llow York, lllllnoty Parlors,
I. um some.
Coupons given sway with every age purchase. Coup no will hodrswa
salutary, ions 5.
Adv-moo in thnOni-itlnnl:
The Sentinel can now oilcr inducements :0 parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advnn.
, lagoons character. . The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
madvancc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
:5 dozen ladies" quarter ll' or, guaranteed absolutely lost him k. luv
it)". lllt' pair.
so pica-s lancv dross gu'mpc, gold and him he and other eludes: a
We wuullzilsncullyunr :mru'ium in the hurt that Wt! are in the
At the some time we shall also odor is pcs all wool surges. 36 inches AWNING lil‘biNliS‘. and 11...: we should be only inn pleased to
.pmtc you prices on any null all kinds ni work of that character
That we can save you money We are certain and that our work is equal to the host,
kinds 0un in strength and wear to hand made at a big elv-
«nan—W
its institutes it
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ROTON
Hotel and Grove Renovitod.
GRAND OPENING on:
. Saturday; In 29, 1097.
Continents perineum as unionists.
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