Wis made a bicycle
fsmn Norwslk to Gooey
W. to Norwalk.
7 “last thirty miles in two
h lei-ates The distance
Epworth League
.liiss Sadie Ban-
superintcndent of
l'D‘flk‘ofthe New York dis-
Dryer and Hoyt &. Wol~
their hat business from
Adams Brothers' shop in
‘ ,todsy
Decker and Edward
arerhome from a cruise to
. 1 with forty large mackerel.
r—w—-—-
”ends is moving from Fort
fleet to Sylvester Sherwood’s
m Osborn avenue.
Idit-h finch, of First avenue.
W her bicycle, last night,
- 1 1 with a team.
Milieu, of Brooklyn, is via-
"Charles L. Ainsworth, of
. I9.
.iwas born yesterday to Mr.
. Thomas Martin. of Second
Mary Garner Rider and grand-
, atevisitingatSaugerties,N.Y.
was Kittie 01...... is visiting no.
1. My. of Norwalk.
W TO PAY NOTES
W Selleclt Claims the En—
Manta were Forgeries. '
the Court of Common Pleas. before
Dudley. of New Haven, the case
. lerwin & Lemmon against
1 Eclieck formerly of Norwalk.
m the value of promissory notes
01,600. was placed on trial
. Keys, who absconded from
a year ago.
Warm with what purport
tithe the endorsement of Mr. Sol-
defendant is the futher—iu-law 0f
statesin question were presented
mumuwasron
ammmuemm
dentlhsrwoodbythelluion.
A meetingof the Norwalk Christin
Endeavor Union was held last night 11
WW church 1o Weston
Thepraiseseryfie wasledbyner
Leonard Smith. and opened by the slug-
ing of “Praise Him. Praise Him" ans
“Faith is the Victory." Hr._,§milh
made a few remarks and then "Selina
Sunshine" was sung.
A message was read. announcing th1
sudden illness of Mr. Arthur and Charles
E. Curtis filled his place on the pro
gramme by offering prayer.
"Sweet Peace.the Gift of God’s Love"
was sung.
blissCarrieD'Artois read the report
of the secretary. Miss Daisy Ryder, who
was detained at home by sickness. It
showed great progress in the work of
the Union during the past year.
George H. Quintard. treasurer of the
Union reported receipts of $73.89; dis-
bursements. 86868; balance on hand.
15.5.21.
J. Wallace Punzelt read an interest-
ing report on the work of the lookout
committlee.
Charles R. Helmet was chairman of
the good citizenship committee; butas
he has left town there was no report.
The following officers were then elect-
ed for the ensuing years: President, R.
O. Sherwood; vice-president. Frank
Lane. of Weston; secretary, Miss Min-
nie Wixou; treasurer. George H. Quin-
tard; lookout committee. L .l. Water-
bury; tempe'rance committee. Robert W.
Post, Westpcrt; press committee, Arthur
8. Ezekiel; Junior secretary, Miss Carrie
D'Artois. The president called the old:
cers to the platform andintroduced them
to the audience.
One of the most interesting features
of the evening was the presentation to
the president of a beautiful gold ring,
surmounted by the Christian Endeavor
monogram, the day being the fifteenth
anniversary of Mr. Sherwood‘s mar-
riage. Andrew V. Heath made a happy
presentation speech in behalf of the
Union. It waeaperfect surprise to the
pastor and he responded most graciously.
Mrs. E. L. Ely made an address on
“Junior Work."
Rev. Leonard Smith, of Mansfield,
sang "Throw Out the Life Line," the
congregation joining in the chorus.
H. H. Spooner. of Bull‘s Bridge, de-
livered an eloquent address on "The
Uncovered Sin."
The closing services were led by the
president.
A reception followed the devotional
exercises, when refreshments were serr-
ed.
SALE OF TUB BUTTER.
If Made Into Bails, Pats or Bricks it
Must be so Marked.
The following law. praised by thollen
eral Assembly regarding the slit? of tub
fie value of the notes.
”5......
m Outsider at the Yacht Club.
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arereqnssted to take this car
: 5i! firing the chowder.
aeamu ltarnm Officers
dense: assistant secretary
m, unmoumootusrslus
he defendant claims that the en-
" tswere forged and refuses to
of the Norwalk Yacht club
invited by Rear Commodore
B. Ferris to partake of a fish
at the club-house. Wednesday
1 ,1 Minst. at 7 o‘clock prompt I
w'will leave the corner of 1
' and Washington streets at
leieckand all who intend to be
earlisroue. that there may be no
, mung last night. and elected
M1 Ober chief, Fritz Bourke-
fiifl. George 11111111111: by 11111.1,
H “mm” remedial; ”flun'lslouerorhlsdeputy enamelsthat any not
”It treasurer. Albln Maltno
Ibeer The installation
beheld ammo”...
tlssrseesla Bridge
Maurine! the race
“called it! midday
butter, if made into brick.» parts or balls,
has been printed and distributed by
l Dairy Commissioner N1 Iblc. It goes into
effect. July 15:
I station l. with per-1m by himself, of
hlsagentsorhis wen outs, shall sell 11lT1'r
for sale, or have in his, possession with
intent to sell any butter known as "tub
butter," which is pressed or printed into
what is known as bricks. pats or balls,
except under the following conditions:
the words “tub butter" in one-half inch
Roman letters stamped or pressed upon
I
marked in like manner. It shall be the
1
acccu at all rear )nable in 1111's
and premises where the dairy 1211111111111.
9
in tiolntlouof this law hm been or 11 b1-
ing committed.
: more than 0100.
Approved. Ifay ll, 111117.
"its... or his wanes.
ed While in an Epileptic Flt.
street. yesterday. He fell from hi
Every such brick. pat or ball shall have
it, and. if wrapped, the wrapper shall be
{ duty of the dairy commissioner to attend
I totlu- enforcement of this act throughout
mm U' 0' R" IL. held I“ 1 the state. and for this purpose the com-
mlssiouer and his deputy shall have free
to all places
Section 2 Any pers 1n violating any
on the M" m”“"¥provlslon of this not shall be lined not
A Iouthport Vegetable Paddler injur-
flr. Jennings. a vegetable peddler
front lionthport. was taken w1th an cpl:
leptlo dt while passing tnmgh Raymond
I030! 'ann 830121.110”.
Over Blues School Pupils Give an 311-
terteiniuent for their Library Fund.
The liver River school gave an inter-
1sting and successful entertainment last
night. Parents and friends of the
1choiars were present inflarge numbers
tud listened with interest to the follow-
ing programme. after which cake and
cream were served:
Plano dnek—"Fuirles' Dance."
lliss Florence Baldwin and Master
, Chester Benedict.
Recitation—~"The Colonel's Orders.”
Miss Edna W1ghs111.‘
l‘cnor solo—"Over the Hills of Nor-
mandie.”
Leigh Whittaker.
Contralto solo—"Lu lab. ."
Miss Ann. - L..i.hs.
Recitation—"Jacob \l'hivvles on
High School Que-1'10"."
Charles 61"” . and
Duet, soprano and Constanta-V ‘tieart
Longings
Misses Wood and G‘bbs
Bass solo—
John Wchle.
3 )prano solo~"When?"
Miss Vera Wood.
Recitation—Sockery’ s Setting Hen."
Du Charles Greenwood.
Bl,
mntralto and tenor—“Lesbia
Bath 11 Beaming Ere."
Miss Benedict and Mr. Whittaker.
The musical numbers were exceeding-
ly well rendered. Miss Vera Wood
sang rery sweetly and Miss Agnes
bes' selections were given with more
than usual client. Messrs. Whittaker
and Wehle were heartily encored, and
the recitatious. some of which were
humorous. were interesting. "The
Colonel's Orders." by Miss Edna Wig-
hum,wus pleasingly rendered and ap-
pleaded.
The proceeds of the entertainment
willbeuecd to purchase books for the
library, which is peculiarly the property
of the Over River scholars, having been
instituted and gradually enlarged by
their own eii’orts.
the
MONEY FOR SCHOOLS
Appropriated at a Joint Meeting of the
Selectmen and Visitors.
At- the joint meeting-of the Selectmen
and Board of School Visitors, last night.
appropriations were made to the various -
school districts for the ensuing year
Below is a comparative table, showing
the appropriations of 114516 7 and Ni: 3.
with increase: '
[Hill-5 lS‘Jtil Increase
South Norwalk, $111,750 15,1175
; :51
Uver River, 11211511 11,9311
Center, 11,523 11,5?5
that Norwalk. 7,421) 11,1115 77.3
Northwest, 1,1125 l 3.13.3
Broad Riwr, to.) 81111
South 11‘. M. ii . '1 5M) 2,1110 :11
North Center. i. ll. ’ 1.1.3.3 ’11
West Norwalk, Soi- 57:.
Middle F. hi. it, 1:01) 11111
Northeast. 1'.-211 5:111 :11
Board of Visitors .3111) 5.111:
The total increase is $2,170.
Entertain-3d at the. Blufi‘.
Twenty—lire member: of 1111: You .1:
Woman's Christian Temperance l'uion
and some of their friends went to Hick-
ory Bind. last night, and worr- entertain-
el by Mr. and Mrs. George 11‘. Waters
A pleasant 1111111 was enjoyed, :1 portion
of 1111- evening being passe d 111 rowing on
the Sound. It'fresluuenls were served.
~l’rof. M. 15. ltrsen. 1l111 well-known
ocnlist-optivlan, 1'11 11 be consulted at his
office, in the parb'r of the Muhackewo
Hotel South Notwnlk. Tuenlays, from 11
Corset
sale
of
Seconds! _
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets.
All sizes and different grades. Du-
ring this special sale. 58¢ a pair.
globe doc Jrationc, for in complete.
Think of it-$2 cc!
0111: line at 591: and another for 75c
111 head's
,,»
Laugdcn 81 Batchellor‘s genuine
with
Banquet Lamps-wnly 24 in thel
lot—assorted styles and. newest
Ladies \Vaists—two specials
that ought to sell for $1 each.
“1211' a Negllgcc Shirts,11hilc col:
Iar ki113.Auy olbcrplacc but this
they '1! sell for $1 1):; here only 61y:
llammmks, 11.1.11 {tom the lac.
torv. Bright, new, 5111111.- plain and
fancy. Y: 11 cannot help finding
the sort you want,
Tomb brush holder for 51: Curl-
ing 'ron holder for 101:. Sanford's
l lhrart I’nsic, 5C.
Sid-391' ones.Pr1-11y much
"""“*.T
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
r11: Ls'aotwo; . 1' , No. 83 "
R V G O 0 D s GAZETTE BUILPINO
QTOREI
wowwaas. coon.
RISTRAM a. HYATT,
O
\Vash DreSs Goodsl'
O
On 1113101111 ol' the backward Season and the continued cool
weather, mauy1’11anufi10turcrs 11.1111 jobbois have 1.5mm themselves
large stocks ol Wash Goods on hand. The 1136113 they have
been obliged to sell :11 whatew. 1' prim.- they would bring We have
been fortunate 111 E01211) lug several voly (lesiluble lots ol' line 01'
1ran1lics,J'11'1mets 11111.1 Lawns u hioh u e have 111.11 ml 011 ... 1111': at a 11111.11;
induction from the I01 mcl' Rriu Tim! 1110 all uon and 11 p to dulo
stysle. ' '
Skirts and Petticoats. Notion Department.
Grey striped seersucker, umbrella “ounce. 981‘. We -
( rrey striped dui 1h corded iiounce, $1.23 Sell
Brown linen striped Spanish 1] 111111111. l 1’5» l" 131')
Brown linen crash. French ba1k, very wide,1.2.’i billi-
Biaek colleen, umbrella finance, Llll ' PORTER
[flack savteeu, umbrella finance. corded. l 2.3 1 made f or
Extra line black suttron. umbrella fluum'o, 1.1.“: ' ladies and
(troy Mohair, lined with m'flmllllt'. umbrella "11111160, I! if: children,
.Lhuugeablu' momma, umbrella turtle, :3 "15- A perfect clasp with round edge loop and cushion button
lilack moreeu. umbrella turtles. '3 21' it 1:1 called the velvet grip. and 1:4 without an an equal
Lhiiugcable 111111-111 silk, corded mlllv'. , 51.1» until-111 and erouoomy No slippingnmrmg ur “Blush-11in];
Norwalk, Connecticut ,
Gazette B' l’ d’ g.
our full lone oidrcss geods sales
men have bun selling silksiur the
p.151 two «lays. Helping the rush
l) mu stairs it has been skirts ~~
undcnklrls. livery body busv.
The offerings are leniatkablc and
tlzc selling is rcmmkablr.
. 1.
Lace curtains the same way.
Somebody pzcking out what they
wanlall day long. Many styles
for many minds.
We :1
The big crockery buying ol :1
week ago has stretched oxcr into $111111
1l1is weck.\\"ccl1's are too short
sometimes-"when prices me half
Mmlin underwear, :1 perfect
51111 I: to buy from. lbawcrs. skirts
chemic, gowns and corset (overs.
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LNDIES’ SUITS
\‘otwitlotumluig the great adraure,1oou- mil secure you: c trpels while iii-j.
Window eludes plain;l , 31', with frium'.‘
liarlius're
Parlor suits. F1 pie1',es from 4;. 11 1111 to 1'.-13.1.1111.
”or stock was never more complete than now.
'SCOFIELD 81 HOV
SCOFIELD 8L HOYoTl
We Will Sell Goods Oheapar Than Any Other House!
1113
”MR BIG . HAL;
I!
STILL (JUN ll\l'i'2h.
re in receipt of a large stock of1:11pct.~',f..r1l10 next thirty 1 ill) days will be 511d :11 the old prices.
'l.1.=1
51:; lie-11y innm, lac. 'liueat 11 :1'1111!) limb 11:1 sl.a1les,1leop kuotb 11 fringe. M'
ready 111a1l1- >112 111', 13‘: .111 $1; 1111 3131111111111, Bicycle suits, with boots, $31111. Baily carriages, #11111 $13 .. ., #11111
i?” 1 1
7.7, $11.51», $5.011.
Corduroy couches, $13.1)”. [1011 01111110! bowls, H
:s
’Next to the Popular Shoe Store of '5" readers
Olsen. __.._.-V
\
\ prudm stock to boy from
adding and Society
Engraving!
The D. M. READ C0.;
llRlllGEPORT.
The Sentinel can now offer inducements :11 11. rules desiring engrav1d wed—
ding invitations, announcements, mixing 1ar1ls,c1c., of a «pm 1.1Ilv.11lv.111-
tageous character. 'i be hi thesl grade of work .11 prints but .1 say little
inadvancc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
paces.
L
a 111 toll p in Eyes 1 unlined fun.
I lfi'l'ltll'l‘ Hi" Mlllll'Ale', .1. I'll”
ll.\’l‘|'; l‘lll'Ii I'. Join: lfilll. .\ Il.
Mainly of “Mel Now, ol .\oiu'11ll.,
mil-I Illstrir'l, on inn-I1 1-111 nivluur,
Whereas. the will lint id .4111“ in“ Thl'e
1|.1v lodged for rte-uni 111 iliv oilivo of Ilm
1'11111'1,l11-1 writlnn ltheiflltlll‘flll of l11~ 1111111»
Inr illl' In-ttt'lll nl his 1'r1'1lilurw mul,
“flu-Wits, limu'lzl' l" Timer-1', uI ~1ilII Nor-
walls. lo, m and 1o:11111111....(1111111111,11.11111
H'ltll'l and pi iposwl :11: fro-11111- 11f owl 11::
nluitl'ol mi 1111
Urdu-ml that the 111: til-1 of tin illlllulnl
1111111 uporot- -1| and m1 1 511111111: of soul
11’. «urge I" IIvnr-u 1: 1 of ~ 11111» Illlil't’ perm"
11‘ trustee of soul uviigmnl 11:11:11", be beard
and determined .11 the Probate olllt- in
Von-walls on ”W "llnd dot of June. lhlli, 111
mm 11"1 I111 I1 atllt'rnuml and 1h 11 1.111l1' 11 no
yllwlherml be given by pulillulng this
order In 11 111-wipers r bar 1111; 11 1311 Motion
I11 sold «II-Irlt'l 111 Into-l sit days waon- mid
day of hunting.
1111.111 \t’llflllll'dllil
Judge
ill
I
it
SCHOOL
I
I‘ll. ,
SOUTH
l
1
I
111011 yards dimltlcs, lawns, 1'11' ,
yard; for :1 llyer this week, 51: the yard.
so 111's diflcrcol styles of dress goods, a1
selling prlic 391:111.151,",11111'1'411: a liulel
men1,29c the yard.
Al the same ti1n1 we shall al if) offer 15
wide, for no per yard.
we guarantee.
in" in cost.
Special for This Week.
immer value-slrmn ' 8 to
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
wagon. rolled underneath the wheels.
and a deep gash was out in his chin.
Dr. F. 1. Russell was summoned and
had the man removed to his other».
where his injury was 111mm. half 11
doses stitches being required to close
the wound. [is ubeqnently recover-ml
sumclently to make the runny home,
~Ws are hanging wall rater for the
per double roll. The J. ‘l'. Prowl" occu-
M1. at Washington mo.
W
100151
School
1 Hilton’s eldest resi-
M it. hides as
Be You Keep
Supplies!
During our first week of skirttalc we
ooLoasao'a
New York Mllllnery Parloral
I ’3'“ “MINING“.
and add a more complete line of
Sklrte and Jackets!
"s W “tire
LUSTRIIE?
no. we out. 11'1“
This remark was overheard at s
leading grocers. flomksspers who
“'me 111W
OF ALL KINDS A‘l‘
“Hf;
I. H.
PLAIareo'a,
0111- Ildrls are sold at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s New Yerklllllsery Parlors,
i. 1‘” witnesses.
Coupons given away with every 1‘31: purchase. (2111191111 111111111 drawn
Iaturdsy. June 5
NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
:5 dozen ludlcs' quartcrhase, guaranteed absolutely last blank, for
11,1;1l11- pa 1' g
50 pimeslancv mess 1:11: mps gold and bl.11ks and other shades; :1
11: 11in 1I11~ 111-ck at 51 the yavrl.
W1: “will:1ls11ri1llyull1‘ 1mm ion to the fact that we are in the
pusall wool sergcs. 3o inches AWNING lll' MINI-.551, 1n1lllmt wr should be only too pleased to
more yo 1 pines on any and all kinds of work of that character
101: per
Ikiuds and weaves. regular
1011mm dross goods depart:
That we can save you money we are certain and that 0111' wo1k is equal to the best,
Machine mode soils of all kinds equal 111 strength and we. 11' lo hand 111:11Icat11big 111w -
Ill Washington St
~........w 0... Ma... .N...wwm
GEORGE VANALCTVNI. PROPRIITOR.
Mm.m
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT CO.
were compelled 1o replenish
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAYI
NSsturdsy. In 29. 1087.
Norwalk Chronicler