accruing from the
. ‘ mambo balance
sided bstweeu the ladies
received as her portion
the Ladies’ Aid society
at theLadies‘ Aid society’s
is tobe subtracted the
lusting halls. the advertis-
¢ expenses of materials for
» .ete. The ladlcs‘will
hamlover and above all ex-
leaat 8250. To this
' 010. which was'presented
for the church by the
.. at of the City Nat-
Bouth' Norwalk. B. H.
. thecasual remark. "Make
L. The East avenue church
are therefore now an as-
. The committee appointed
withthe ladies from the oili-
~ are Daniel L‘Hommedieu,
Gallium and Herbert V.
thalargest audiences ol the
. , divine worship at the
In... ' Methodist Episcopal
morning. Rev. A. .I.
.. an able sermon from
not, 10: ”And I will give
the keys of the kingdom of
. The Sabbath school session
' ofjpeoial interest and profit.
“ circle, led by Charles-Ains-
and his usismut. Robert Thomp-
‘ “(o’clock wasfull of enthusiasm.
Whaud meeting at 0.30 led
‘ Field. manifested ll good
thesevival power. At I ~30 Rev.
Vsfieaeh, D. D the presiding
I. “New York district. preached
Typermon lmmEchvliBIIOqul ‘
of vanities, all is vanity.’ .
Mons rendered by the choir
peat attraction to both of the
_. We.
343ml. 3. Ainsworth preached ii
blpfnl sermon in the Advent
church, yesterday. from I Thes-
jvt, 21. Subject. “Misappliei
I.” In the afternoon a number
mm attended the New Canaan
.I, iamong whom were Superin-
tMuson, of the Advent Sun.
schools! Danbury, who, after the
' was over. in company with
.v'Iemo Vista, where they held
in the little chapel that for some
”baboon closed. The subjecI
manna» at the Advent church.
Forwalk. will be. "Signs of the
"flaming of the Lord " All are in
«boatload. Seats are free.
Swedish Sunday school held it
Wu! strawberry and ice
halival. last Saturday night and
' . ., we published in the Senti-
the children's day exercises. was
; eat. and entertained all present.
m sum was realized.
. W League meeting will Dr
W parlors of the East Avenue
”new church. tonight aI
" numeric will lead. nu.-
‘ssml-annual convention
tad after the services.
I. Partriok, of Maple ave-
“ limousine MinnieLes
company the last year, will
. . for tho Catskill
she will spend (In
W...—
. of Topeka. Kan-
mime Comatook. oI
‘Iias Gemstook is a
last to perfect her
by Hillimsn u. 14'.
. atrollsy oar passed
” mono and Henry
Midi. breaking the
WW...
Woollen! ml
‘ and strawberry
‘ room. VanZsadI
granting. the 99d last.-
”I ”MI W". I!
own Sander Hi
“It!!! I". MOIIIOI
W ‘ .
I “KI. John are
John w. Whittlesey. o! Dachau.
wheeled to W. (3. Thomas'. in East ava-
ue. yesterday, and spent the day:
The funeral otJohII Babes was at«
tended from hislsteresldsnoetbisnioru-
lug. Rev. A. J. Smith anointing.
John Granson. of New York. spent
Sunday with his father. Benjamin
Grsnson. of Benedict Farm
Andrew Collins aud Thomas Ryan
are guests at the home or Miss Nora
Ryan, in St. John avenue.
Rev. A. J. gmitro-flloiatod at the
funeral of Miss Emily Carpenter, in
Dorian, this alternoon.
Robert Colyer. of Compo, has been
engaged as chef at Gregory’s Point for
the summer. \
E. Everett Gorbam. of Katonah. is
visiting his parents. in Cove street.
Arthur Day is overhauling and re-
painting his yacht “Mayflower. "
.w...“.._. .HW
WOODEN WEDDING.
Kr. and Hrs. Charles L. St. John, of
Broad River. Delightfully Surprised.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. St. John. of
Fairview terrace. Broad River. were the
recipients of a delightful surprise. on the
occasion of the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. Alarge number of relatives
and friends were present. Music and
games were the order of the evening.
The gueets contributed to the musical
portion of the programme. which was
greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Giles St. John. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennings. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Fiedler, Mr. and Mrs. .1.
London. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Vail, Mrs.
M. A. Hyatt. Mrs. E. Bullock. Mrs. R
London. Mrs. S. Wilson. Miss Clara
London. Miss‘Gertie Bedell, Fred St.
John and Edward St. John.
At an early hour in the morning the
guests took their departure. after wish-
ing Mr. and Mrs. St. John many years
of happiness.
A Report on Antitoxine.
The .-\IIII'riI~.'III l’n-dinlrio society's mp-
IlI-IIII'IIlIIry report on the use of unlitoxine
II laryngeal diphtlwrlu {prepared liy u
COllllllllli’c consisting of Dre. ‘1'. 1’. North-
rup, Joseph (I‘llwyrr. Ii. Emmott Holt
and Samuel 5. Adams) is worthy of clean.-
study. p
laryngeal diphtheria requiring opera-
Ilw I’llttl’lt‘l‘i‘lll‘tl furnishes the best test s!
the methods of II’O‘IIIIIIt'DI. There is entire
IIIIrIIuIIIy of opinion as to its so u-rily. and
it." sI.IIi~IlrI~' lwfnrv. -IIIII .IltI-r IlII iidbtlll of
tin nontoxic» :-irI II on rIlIIIlIlv Illunthoso
of Illlib‘l orlu-r “I'll IIINI'NHI (IINl'IlFt‘H. The
report IIIIII ’lIlh‘ :Iu tlll:ll\.~l.~l “I this cows
o1.- IIIII'II upon, \inh II IIIorI: III!) of :37. ;’l
11 l' I'I m \o lhI rI1IIIrl IIII' lIllIIII». IIIrI)‘
Sili'lfilll"; of inmlmiou. in 1,n~:uuitoxiue
days, I-IIIIII! show only :27 I‘i‘l‘l't‘llh rt'i'llb“
or): (ltlwr fin-tors I'I'Illllllll‘ilg mnetuut.
the wool :nIIIInIiIIII- lIIIsI-III'rIIIIl the per-
I't'ltlllul‘ IT'UIII 1!? It r i‘l‘lll ri'wm‘ry |I1I l.)\|'l'
lhoIllI‘IIhI till it now nods :27 per (’t‘itl
IIIIirIIIIily.
'i'hI- llt'Kl paint Isl lllllltll'lilllz'i' l-: llll,‘ pure
contour of III» e I warping opzriution under
it! liloxim- :rmlnuim. I: “:Is formerly III'
III \I‘II (but. on pvr rout III‘ laryngeal rum-s
rI‘I1IIiIIIl II1IIII’II.II; now. with the noon!
:IILIIIIIx‘IIw, :lEI1vrI-IIIII l'l'lllllf’t' it,
The returns from Ililyhll‘lllllfi show. for
tho IIIIM purl, IIII (:ll‘llt'l‘ loo IIl' ZIIIIIIHXIIII‘
III lllllllllll'lltl TII'HIIIII‘IIL mu! llll increasing
I'llllIItlI'lll‘l’. ‘ilerI Islets. IIIm'vwr. our
Iain :IIIIIIuIII III IllllIllIIy. “users lI-qu our»
ll'lllll IIIIIIII- luIIrtlI II'II' IIIIIIIIIIII. required
lIIIvo III-I II IIIIIII'III'MI ml. in some more
2"". um and mm IIIIIIIIIinn-uuus III-lug
nor-I. \\'Ilt'l'l‘ll.-i the dose rI-I1ulrul is from
Loop III 2.3m.
It is lv. III‘VI‘II IIIIII the 1.I l'l'l‘lliil:ll‘ «If
Ill”I‘IllIlI_\'\\lII gradually dwrrnm'. ’III'III
dorm-Im- \\ bl III-prod upon the factors:
I~'lI'.v~'t.-»A III-tlrr quality of smlllgunti-
union» will III' I'IIIIIIII iII the IIIIII'livl.
SI-I‘IIIIdm—“I‘hv III-rum will In
ll'l'HI t'ill‘ll'l‘.
TIIII‘II.~~J\[l|ll‘ll|ll’l'lltl don-II (.JJlllll units
in luryuuvul raw») in“ he I III1IioyI1I.
'i'lII-rqmrt Ilf’llr‘sllltllllllll‘t‘lirt of [JIIIIKI
inking IIIlIoI-IIIIII t'llllflllllll'ullll IulIliIioII
In tho IIII'I'HIIIH‘ of Mir IIIijI'rl. 'l'ho Am-
t‘I'lI'IIII I'il‘lllllif‘lt' society has III'u-lupeil IXII‘
lootiw tIIvrIIIlgIIIlIIII to a high ~qu III
IIIII'IuIIIcss. -» Mullen) “(’I'UI’II.
I'mmptly llulurml by the Mnatov.
Senator William III. Mason has made the
rI'I'orIl mi I‘III‘ I'IIIIIIIphIII IIIIIUIM‘I'UI IIIII
mlIIIlIIlIIIrnIhIII. '“ltfl‘l' lll'l' II dozen III»
shown which show his readiness to oblige.
the odor Iluy II lrh'ud wound to mu! him
II Itllll‘l' about IIIIIIII- IIIIIIlI-r relating to
um". '11on launched to III-«It ut the
White House. 'llIIIirthd pulled out tho-
!olu-r IIIIIl pIITIII'rd It. or sought to profani-
it. with a short explanation.
"That‘s all right." mid Senator Show».
"of warm I‘ll lIIIlIII'IIII you. Hot your up.
IIWIIIUII muly. IIIHI. 'I'IIIII'II llll' \t‘uy III
do things. llorr glw men pm. and i ll
putdowu my sigIIIItIIrI' IIoquIIl lukell
right III and bond your upplhullou to II“-
preside at. l I! my II word to him about
you too. "
III-lore tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lrlI-nd mull! my II
word Senator him-on bod mom! a 1mm.
WrIIll'll II signature, and was pushing tor
word In NI'I'I‘IIIIII’)’ I’lll’lt'r'll l't’ulil lIItlIo
Irma-limul I’I’I‘nlllt'lll IlII-IIIIIIII-y. AII Illl‘
otter has IIIII gut Illll‘lt III III owner. II. In
proaunurd that llw lllluola IIIIIIIIIII- kept
his word and IIIIIIIII'II H to tho III'I‘IIIIII‘III,
who I'I'IIII'TI'II It to lllv IINI‘I'IIUH' olurho.
but they must ‘Illl puwllou tlieImolI‘I-a In
III-IIIrIIIiIIo to what lIl‘lllll'lIIli’llII it shall in-
sont.—~WIIIIlIIIIquII l'oat.
Mahler's I'er-gess.
)Ir. II. hi. Manley has lately I'Idnplcd a
lltllolIIIy. 'l‘bvo III has IIIII'nI-IIrlIIlI-uod
Ilemlll.» llIIIIolII «MI IIIIIIIII. 'I'bI'IIlIlhIIl'
at “Darkest Mir-Iva" has always been rm
tum] III children. rim ml of the blocks
manned by him from slow raiders haw
IIIIIIIII turned out Hilll‘l’mlflll IIII II and
Women. Indeed. onoIIl his protons-s is
new a pmwrmu widow in min lv‘raumoo.
andslw never noun-Io write» and ”Milk
MIMI III
“ Mas»
”Wilt!!! for all he mil to: boron
in!» '
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 the High
school and upper grades at the city
schools. will have Flag Day exercises in
the auembly hall of the Franklin street
school. Following is the mums:
-—"8tsr Spangled Banner."
Rec tation~"O:Ir Quentin"
II Jenn
Facts about the Flag -- “8'
By dinerent pupils.
Minnow—"No Slave Beneath the
Fins"
May Ray BO)
Bong—~“Oolumbis. ”
Recitation—"Our 8 ar_ Gciuuo.
I...”
. more
San
momma than.
(lompoaitionw‘lA Duly... o.‘ u. 1'
8. Key."
Ola
Chorus—"Unions Id‘.
Recitation—“The Nationall'l'lag."
Charles Hill.
Recitation—“Nothing but Flags. "
B ie.Lowndes
Recitation~“0ur Fla: is There. "
annual Velour.
Songu'dI‘lag of the Free"
Recitation—“Song of the Union"
Elsie Pitzcr.
Flag Quotations—
Reoitation—"The Flowers of Liberty.“
Helen L) neh.
Recitation—“The National Ensign"
Charles Bteeg mailer.
Bong—“America "
II
.
The School-House and the Flag.
’ \‘e wholove the Ilenuhlhnremsmber the claim
Ye owe to her fortunes. ye owe to her name
To her years of pros purity rust and in store.
A hundred behind you. a thousand before.
‘Tis the school-liousetlrit stands by the Hair.
Let the nation stand by the school;
’l'ls the schoolobell that rings for our Liber-
ty old.
‘Tis the school-boy whose bullet ebull rule.
The blue arch above lin is Liberli ’o Il-IIIII».
The new fields beneath II... Bumbty's home.
But the school—room today III humanity's
friend:-
Let the people the ting and the school-house
defend.
’Tis the school-house that Islands by the (lag
Let the nation slum! by the who 1!:
".I'le the sclIIiloI-lvell that rings lI Ir our Liber-
ty 0M.
"l‘is the s ohooI-bI vywhose ballot shall n I! e.‘
museums CHARTERED.
She Will Make Daily Trips to New
York. Beginning June 21.
The steamer Belle Horton attracts a
great deal. of attention as she lies at the
steamboat wharf in South Norwaik.
She isnwell appearing craft, and her
interior is handsomely titted up.
The steamer is owned by the Cornell
line. She made the trip from New
York to South Norwalk. under the
command of Captain Moses Il. Wilson.
Saturday afternoon. in less than three
hours. and gave excellent satisfaction.
The New York and Norwalk Stunni-
boat company has chartered Ill‘r for Ill!-
season. and'regular trips will probably
begin on Monday. the L’lst inst.
—i’r0f. Iii. 8. Reach the well- known
oculist- -optician, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the Maliaclioiuo
Hotel South Norwalk, Tuesdays. from II
a. In. to II p. m. Eyes examined free.
4-—
umiiolv Its
, the stock you'll grasp their Mode
A Few
Fast
Black
Specialties.
0
In plain Mark and black will
whi cfigures-ia t coluis arc the
pvhlc of our wash go Iris depart-
mom:
CamlIriI‘, 8c .1 yard.
CIIIIIcl I‘limil",lic1'Il.
Ccnluvy Cloth, Inc VII.
India Lawn, Icc yard
Percale, I: I-eI: yd.
hippo! Lawns, II In: 1d.
I’ongee Cloth, I2 I so. y.l.
l’rench Cambric,15c yd.
Scotch Dimlty, I5c yd.
FIIIC ()rgamiie, 19c yd.
Irish Linen Dimity, 29c yd.
And snttens, Io, Ir, l5 and II) cents
a yard; by taking a look through
will
beauty bvt'c'.
Ru! is me shade in wash fabrics
llldl is so difficult to vI!II;IiII,:IIII! yet
SO largely in demand. We can for-
n‘sb almost everything that i'; wash-
DRY GOODS
EFZ' RISTRAM 8: HYATT,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
DAZET'I'E DUILDINO
3705‘: I uonwaur. .1:
”I
V-v-I'ash Dress Goods!
0
of the backward season and the continued cool
s14
est
Il 3000“
weather, many Iuanuiiictorers and jobbers’ have found themselves
I large stocks of Wash Goods ouihaud. The goods they have
been obliged to sell at whatever price they would briuIr. We have
been fortunate in seeming several very desirable lots of fine 01'-
goodies, luI' onets and Lawns, which“ 0 have placed on sale at :1 gm at
Induction haul the tumour PI'II o. They are all new and up to date
styles.
Skirts and Petticoats. Notion Department.
Grey striped smrsueker, umbrella II more. ' 1'8" _
Uri-y striped duck corded llouIIcI', N335 ‘/
Brown Iinon strum Spanish llInuIte. l2?! 8 I
Brown linen crash, French back, very wide. 1.2.3 ’ l l’.
1'!qu k salmon umbrella llounce. U"! ’i I 1’
Black nattmn umbrella flouuco mrdr-Il l 1’51 1- r In.
Extra line black sut'tIu-II. umbrella lIoIIuI II HZ": IIIIm I»
Cu 3' Mohair, IIIIIIII wnh pun-alone umbrella "more, 2 7i: . 1.11“” I;
I‘lIIIIIgeublI- IIIorI-IIIIII. umbrella rullle. 13 7a A perfect clasp with round edge. loop and cash button.
[flat-k IIIIIreIIII. umbrella mill“. 1' If It is called the volrI-t gnp. and is without an I! on! (or
LhuIIgcable talleta silk, corded will“. .I. m comfort and ocouoomyfiu slippingdoariug or unlaifeuing.
Norwalk. Connectldut
Gazette B’l’d'g.
able in red and whilcaud while and
red.
Arnold Cambric, Sc yd.
Century pcrcalc, Ioc yd.
English porcule, Iz I-zI: vil.
Fine gingham. ”4.2:; yd.
New lawn. Isc yd.
French camhric, I5c VII.
Imported (limit'yu. v.9". yd.
Dolled SWIESCS, 25c yd.
Scotch giaghams, 25c yd.
G h! and silver prinliugs Cash-
merinc—a new fabric primed by a
new. prOI‘ess am! warnuuv l lust- - ‘
will uottamish (I: w w’ the llTll—
est cloths that [In \\ .Is. I Goods dc
llill‘
:_~, and
dark grounds 35 nuts :1.
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ SUITS.
pertinent has shown this season: SCOFIELD & HOY
SCOFIELD 8L HOYT!
We Will Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other House!
(MIR BIG SALE IIl-‘
I!
STILL CHXIIXI ES.
We are in receipt of :1 large stock «I! carpets. for III" next thirty I 30) days will be sold at the old prices.
Notwithstanding the great advance, rumv and secure, your carpets while lhI‘y lust.
Window elm-lee. plain 2‘23. with fringe for: heavy THIIKI', ilfy'; finest quality llolluua shades, deep knotted fringe, :..,._
[Indies ready made suite, $5 5o, IMHO, f; :Ill,$'1'llll‘
,fm' no,
Parlor suits. 5 pieces, from $2!) UN to $"»3.I‘Ilh
Bicycle suits, with boots. $3.3M. Baby carriages. *5 0o, $8.73., an HI,
$13.73.
Corduroy couches, WW
stock was never more complete than new.
Iron I-:I Imol beds. *l :5, $IL3II, $8.00.
,Next to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
Olsen...“
yard.
Wedding and Society
Engraving!
The D M. READ CO.
Crown Optical (20.,
.IIXAMIN 1'23 EYES Fill-1E. A'l‘
Dr. Hughes. Optic-l
Opoolnllst.
Iils- uimsea Mientlllmlli. hung the lIIlI-«t in:
plow-Ii tests at AIIIerlIII‘ n llll'l ZIIrIIIn-s be»!
m-I-uli. In Ivormting III! Ilillhull IIIIlI-I-tI -
”-1-.th an N: ease and combat lIIilII- mom i
IHIIIIlIclly tilting the 910 with an-nlmhw-r 'l
we uluwe‘n. IMI'I III! Il)’. ('IIIIII- I-Iul). All
nrnnnnnwrslree. Crmvu (IIIIIIIIICIII nl‘llt\
Tamara are the his.
It'll
Do You Keep
LUSTRINE?
NO. we: saw. IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. Housekeepers who
have tried it know that LUSTRI NE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleauing. It you have never used
I. try a rec cake; all grocers sell it.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
School
01" ALL KINDS AT
RI HI
4; Washington ltr‘sst,
III airmail “ruthenium“!
i 1.1....“ we...
hummer .
II» "c0
as wanL' srnzzr. NORWALK..
Supplies!
PLAISTED'O.
1 s
a
f BRIDGEPORT. ,
SOUTH
Icon yards Iliinilics, lawns, etc, form
yard;lor.1 ll1cr IhIs neck 5i IlIc 13ml.
men! age the yard
At the some time we shall also oucr I5
wide. {or am per yard.
W0 uarautoe.
lug In cost.
During our first week 0! skirt sale we
IIIM'I’I. Milli swoon.
no pus Ilillcrcul Islvlcs III 1‘. H355 gawk, all kinds and weaves, regular
selling price 39c to 45c; tomcat}: a lime boom III dress goods depart-
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
GEORGE VANALSTVNI, PROPRIETOR.
oouoaazno's
New York Mllllnery Parlors!
I» JO'I’KI IUI‘IBWIIIII
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are sold at greatly reduced leceI.
Goldberg’s In York lllllnery Parlors,
Coupout given away with every Isa: purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Saturday. lane 5.
Allover-ties in the Sentinel
The Sentinel can now after lllllll’TmcnlS :o panics desiring (Iigiavcd wed-
ding imitations, :mnounwmculs tolling (LUIS etc., of aspeciafly advan-
lagoons character. The highest guide of onli at prices but a very little
laud szncc of printing. We shall be pleased (I) show samples and give
prices.
NORWALK BOSTON STORE
Special. for This Week.
I!
or value strum 8 to we per 25 (III/.CII ladies qIIIIIcrh or guaranteed .IlIsolulcly last bled.
II). the pair
go 1llt'if'5dllllv dross gII'IIIpI. gold and blur in and other shades; .I
leoih l' IIII~ work III ii: the yaul.
\VI- Wlhl l :I '«Iuallvnu: .IIif‘ll'lHlI III the hut IlIat'Iw are In the
.\\\.\IN(I Ill >I.\I‘. N‘ and that Wt.“ IIIIIIIIIII he only two phased t:
mole you mice: on any and all loads of “ink n! Iliat ebulaucr
', 'II!’
1n: 5 III! woo! scrgcs. 16 no hos
That we can save you money we ‘dIO contain and the! (no work is mme to the best,
Iachino made soils of all kinds equal III slIougllI .IIIIl wem to hand mad. at a big sur-
lid Washlngten St
awe—w ... Wha-
W
W mm...-
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT CO.
I: an... "m
were compelled to replenish
Hoteland Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday, lay 29, It”.
continuous momma deduction.
Norwalk Chronicler