, largely atttnded. The
L. the public and Sabbath
7 the deceand attended
flurry an was exceptional
asaasdinuiywell liked by
There is general regret
lithe parents The floral
‘ marina and very beauti-
ll. Pond officiated. and
' were George Roberts,
‘ .James Shea. Harry
M andJ. Keogh. The in-
, the East Norwallt come-
m meeting of the Norwulk
Hm Epworth Leagueso—
Ives hold at the East Ave-
'5 Episcopal church, last
mm attended and full of
list Frank A. Scoliold de-
able addreaaon "Impregna.
,” These he represented to be
God, belief’ to the Holy Scrip.
Quintin the Saviour and the nap.
BolyGhoet. Each castle was
lighted up by the inspiring
with the most intereating illus-
Vita-harem II menu; I... am
. mom-m m business men
hurl-Chub“. Way, As;-
artillat. It. was decided to have live
. oat-mile handicap. motile club chun-
’ Monroe. Chestnut, Henry. 81th Main
. Raymond.
mwwmmlmto
track m labia afternoon bathtubs
apart. ltaif- Mlle handicap, DIIOW
pioasltip. it is also probable that some
racer with a national reputation will be
seoursd to ride against time. For the
roadraoein tltemornlnzthare will be.
as last year, three bicycles, besides other
prim. . The road committee held a
meeting later and plans were made for
the annual lantern parade, next Tuesday
night. The club will form in East
and West Washington streets and Ball
road place at 8 o’clock, and note Spring,
streets, West avenue. Mott avenue.
around the park, to Wall street, Main"
street. North avenue. to The Green, to
East avenue. Van'Zandt. South Osborn,
Riverside avenues, Bait Washington
street and disbund. There will be three
divisions, headed by the olllcers and
‘ members of the Twin City Wheelrnen.
in division of lady riders, Weatport
Wheel club, and others. The marshals
willbeFred Gannon. W. A. Wheeler
and Joseph Davis, and the aide»; Lor-
aine Brown. V. W. Ferris and Waldo
The Weatport Wheel club has decided
to postpone its lantern parade until next
Saturday.
It' Is probable that the judges in the
Alpha Wheel club a road race will not
change their decision in the winner of
the time prize of the road race. which
gave the first prize to Perry and the
second to Kirk. notwithstanding the
protest made by the Twin City Wheel-
men.
A Masonic Hospital.
The Masons of this state are to build
anew hospital on the grounds at the
Mntonic Home in Wallingford. It was
aovoted ata meeting of the directors
. A consecration service follow—
........_.»--.-
m on Benedict Farms. The
. Jlinthamiddle of J uly before
‘» v llKiYnn out. '
Ufiommedieu, the regularly
district steward for the East
"f o ratumin time to lead the class
as usual.
filial Phillipson, a well known
lids bicyclist. has entered the
tan-mile road race of the West-
1’ Oink club. to be held In Westport,
”til. A-.-
The last Norwalk Baptist Sunday
berries and cream. next Tuesday
. in the South Norwalk Baptist
Katy E. Brown. formerly of
, . has returned to New York.
few days’ visit with her sister,
awash-Inn, of Maple avenue.
. . Howell returned to New Y.ork
. after spending several days
‘ hismothenurs. B. A Jackson,
mum.
7”. A. J limitb. accompanied by
f A. Mold. is attending the!|
'nieetiu atflt. Vernon, today .
.aadltrs (lldbam. of New Y.ork
home yesteulay. aim II visit
w infill". .l it. Marvin. 1
P aadltn. William i’latt, oi l-Ioullt
m. who have been in South
I, o h" mm“ homo.
Ail!“ swam. of limo:
“m with hills Annie:
, of (labour avenue 5,
u is laying a curb
or his mommy In
’ .dflnntihctnh, Ia visit»
3“”! W‘. Es Rl'lflfl'
”mama-w»
Manna tin. Charles
”M Farms. today.
W Avenue.
W bulimia began
Mil: Lexington
. Witty Room
W platoon the
W p _‘ Kill stmt The
‘ ‘ 1:” M. Mia bid was
a. a Watch.
.m Watt street.
gand bond of visiting physicians and
~ Isurgeons held Saturday.
with, itiaexpected, will see mflaemi- annual meeting and nearly all of
, . . of the foundation of the new i the mambo rs of the board were pres»
' church, Is in hit Vernon today. ,
wiuuive a pink tea, with cake, ;
This was a
cut. The financial report whith was
read showed that the Home in in splen~
did condition. The receipts for the put
six months have exceeded the expenses
and there is a neat sum in the treasury.
There are thirty’five inmates in the
Home at present, most of whom are
happy and contented.
5 To Prevent "Misfit“ Ministers.
The General Congregational emacia-
tion of Connecticut has appointed at
Rice, of Hartford, and Prof. H. 1’. Fish
or. oi Yale. to consider the matter of
for which they are not fitted.
church board to advise on the subject
had worked welliu Massachusetts.
elation.
% Burg s In Bicycles.
committedcomiatiugof Dr. h‘owman
Smyth. of New Haven. l’rof. Willisttn
avoiding by consultation, advice and
local knowledge the troubles arising
from settlement of ministers in churches
it was
stated in the debate. that the plan of a
The
comniittccis to rep rt at the next an-
nual meeting of the Connecticut asso-
l’oople who have been holding off in
anticipation ofareductton in the price
of bicycles. will jump at the chain-é ot-
The also no... we Wailing.
ton correspondent says: '
downblsonlynfiurttoasslatintha dis-
tribution of federal patronage in Goa
Minot. lie had another contenaee
with Representative no , Thursday
«autos, though just w parsed be-
tween them or at where instance the
meeting was held it not known.
Mr. Hill met Air. Porter at the White
House after the secretary had finished
his day'a labors, and it is summed the
conference had particular reference to
the desire of Dir. Porter to anhstimte T.
Cook Wordin, hiscaniidate for miloct-
or at the port of Bridgeport in plants of
F. J. Nat-emote. endoram by U IIIng-m-
man Hill.
Although it is not knowu what passed
between the two men, it is certain that
Mr. Bill has not changed his attitude in
the matter of the Bridgeport collector.
sbip. and it is doubtful if he will be dis-
posed totake any more kindly than be-
fore to what the members of theCounecti-
out delegation in Congress regard as Mr.
Porter's meddling III their, adairs
They consider that he is making an ef-
fort to make political capital for future
personal use in Lonneoticut
IEAIL OAR ON FIRE
Trainmen and Depot Men Form a. Bri-
gade and Extinguish the Blaz ?.
When the 8:11 train from the east
came into the South Norwalk station,
laat night, the mail context to the en-
gine was discoverel to be on fire and
blazing briskly. A hole nearly a yard
square had been burned in one corner of
the car, just above the platform. but it
is thought nothing of value inside the
car was burned.
The train via-I held in South Nurwallr
for some minutes. while the traimnon
and depotemployees resolved themselves
intoabocket brigade and with a few
pails of water extinguished the blaze.
The lire caused considerable excitev
merit. llowit could have started is a
mystery ‘ ‘
HAYHAKERB ELECT OFFICERS.
Tho Installation. With Refreshments.
to Take Place July 7th.
Uncut ilayloft. N6. in»... 1,0. u. M..
met last night and elected these oiiicem
for the ensuing six months:
Past chief Imymaker, C. W. Stowe;
chief haymakor, Frank H. Fitch; atria»
taut chief haymaker, W. .i. Weishoit;
overseer, 1". '1‘. Schlitt; collector of
strawa, (‘. B. Nash; assistant Imllcclur (ll
straws. Warren 1’. Smith, .lr.; kerp Ir of
hurdles, Samuel Norrie.
The Instillatimr and raising up of llli‘
olectodaud appointel \lll'l'Ti’sl will take
place Wednesday July 7th. when m-
froslIInI nta will hose sum -d.
ROWAYT ON ,
Miss Currie Potty, of Bellpznl, L. I .
has been engaged by District l'ommiIII-e
man B. W. Walla at inatructrrm‘. in the
primarydopartmentul the South Five
Mile River school. MISS I’I-tly has had
considerable orporionoe in kindergarten
work in New Yorkcity. line in II sitter
of Ira Petty, of this place.
J.—
PIANO RECIl’Al.
liY
Julia Addison PM but not abau- ”a"; to be all silk. hccahsc of its
truth of in makeup it. the entire
Iyosterday alteruma. and ran away.
feted in the Sentinel today by Boone dc
iloyt, wlIoanuonIu-ou reduction of ten
percent on the balance III their bicycle
atoclt for the next ton days. in order to
dean.» out stock before July (It They
are the fluorite for more of Ibo best
make» of wheels on tho market this
your.
Ir.
Committed to the Horn
Mary Frey. iiftoeu yours of ago, a dc-
!ormed girl who had been deserted by
her parents and lived with a family who
abuaedhor. has been committed to Ille‘
LXI/duty llama from Bridgeport 'l‘be' I
two-year old son of William and hid
Barth. who had been abandoned by his
mats. has also been sent to the Home
tram that city.
Dr. Baldwin a Horse Runs Away
Dr. A. ll. Baldwins new horse took
frluht at a trolley car In West avenue.
The driver waII thrown out and the
carriage upset, with but linhmlamsua
The horse ran up l-JlIa atusat to llurlu-ley
street. where It was shipped.
m’l’ha Annexation of Hawaii.
While opinions other very much as to
the policy this country IIIIoI‘Ild pursue In
regard to the annotation of more intri-
Iory. than is an alumnus of opinion
remains the merits of the imperial
Umwa aim.
Grant-Ii “o and nests.
Attorney lav! Warm. anatbltrator
hi the case at (learns Paloma vs.
Janis-K My. at Wilton. has renow-
edhlsdtsistea. granting the plaintiff M
and «rats
“allows Appeal.
The appeal of themes italiallaa from
in m oi the Town Court. Illicit
’Wllh‘tifllm momm-
lanai-m
Tuondn
Juno 2
‘ Admission,
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
mam-u one.
be.“
Edward Baxter Perry,
Al IIItLSiDt'.
Evening,
[897,
',¥
At Hi.
50 Cents.
l l" .u
c c
School
Suppflesl
OF ALL KINDS AT
'IJ'I.
a Washiirpoa “not.
Q allty that one would almutt
Iaitroaaucit and touch. The real
warp it silk and the Webb it of very!
finest wool. which makes it particu-
larly adaptable for summerwear.
And bring finely woven it it acted
lugly durable, although very light
in weight.
We have it in all the various
shades, both evening and street
colorings, but the greatest call at
present is for street effectsmrcds
br. wnr, slate, greens. navy, as well
as three or {our changeable tones
ll Ive just rccriv d three new
colorings, the very new est things
for shirt waists~Roman stripe Iai-
ictta silks. Swagger is a mild name
for thrm They are mo handsome
to miss.
The suit depaI tmcul is also show-
ing dc ighli’ul little white and odor-
rd dramas (or children, from (our
years up. Not an ordinary shop
limbo: an extraordinary Iii-part.
mint line; extensive. Plenty of
styles, sizes aid effects to choose
from.
The upholstery drparmcnt is
still overflowing uiIlI good Ilrugt
goul bargains. Probably \ou hate
IIotIccd' It.
Same zoo silkinc pi:L.ws, cord
on edge. for 25¢. Ozlier kinds
double will: and silkine cmcred
for 35¢ each.
'l'wobead rests for 25:.
Jet, fringed, («worms»).
stand (rivers. 4-4 for .ll'l- Tapestry
‘ab'c covers, all sizes. including
I0 -I and l.‘.' .3, Rug fringe, Io, I254
and lSC a yanl. Big variety of lur-
nIIIIrI: fringes
Fancy
Chenille
Short frocks for chiid'cn. it is
no longer C(lnsitlez’ttl n'ccssmy to
ETORIJ l
T
Summer
Undeh
wear.
Separate
Skirts.
New lot of III-potato skirts just
openedz'cheaprr than the Inn-
torial can be bought.
Housefu rnish-
ing Depart-
ment.
Special“ Irices on decorated
English dinnerware to clot c'
setn~izlc cerium fabrics for Int-c
gi-I's wear: nowadays they “car
"tutorials such as ‘Iiimily, nrgétndie
ch: ch and piaul ginghams.
ras cloth In near. 9561‘; «tzépes.
.Ind31irchcs wide Price 2;:' a
yard Worsted timid, in blflt'k
and while 4 six 5 checks, that are
double IIIdtII an i made: a we I ‘or
25cc lard. “c only ask I5c a
Hard.
The D. M READ CO.
llRlliGEl’OR I'.
pretty much cvnyxhiogtbcir moth .
crs do, partIcularIy If smalpattcm:
rim Its our! l laivls. lhal Is fast color
.,-
32w.
I’ll” ill), $1
Parlor suite, 5 pieces. from $20 an to aid-1W.
' . Um’ stock was never more complete than now.
“u: (IIC slmwmg a French mad
'SCOFIELD 8: HOY
RISTRAM & HYATT
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
SCOFIELD & HOYT
We Will Soil Goods Cheaper Than Any Other House!
NOIWIAIK. OOIII .
\
Ismail!"
mounts .
12% cents < M
ladies’ ribbed vests.
mm mm rm. Irma or mu.
Ladies Richelieu ribbed vests.
Ladles' tine Euyptisu ribbed vests, III cents .
Ladies' Richelieu ribbed. lacs trimmed. 25 canton
Ladies' extra size vests, sizes 6, 7 and 8. . . 25 cents
ladiea‘ ladle gauze vests. long and slant elector, flit to an Idea. “ " ‘ to coat»
Ludiea' on: mu, white black. pink and blue, ‘ no cents
Ladies’ fine jersey lisle combination suit. 5 50 caulk
Ladies‘ knee punts. Egyptiauyarn. 25 cents
Missea' fine jersey rlbwrmts, sleeveless, Isl centa‘
Misses' fine jersey ribbed vests. high neck. short alcoves, 25 countsh
vMisaes' line jersey ribbed pants, . 25 cents
Ladies' India gaunt vests and pants; 16 to ill size. —---—~
Lsdiea' medium weight vests and pants. in all times,
Boys' normal shirts and dram rs. all sizes. 25 cents
Men’s balbriggan shirts and drawers, all sizm, 25 cents
Men's French balbriggau shirts and drawers, all time. .50 come
Men's medium weigbt'shirts and drawers, white and gon, :25 and 50 mm
Men's medium weight wool shirts and drawers, 13c and $1 00
Black figured mohair skirts, $1.00
Black figured brillianiine. 210
Black figured brilliantine. rercnlirze lined, 2,75
Black figured brilliantine, tine quality, 3.50
Black plain brilliantina, good guality. 2 71 and '5 50
Black line serge. . 3.20 2 75 and 3 00
Extra heavy black brilliautine. M 0
Linen crash. 2 00
White duck, extra heavy goods. 1 75
Covered dishes,
Individual butter dishes,
Half dozen teas.
93c, former price ‘1 :7.
die dozen, former price to
We dozen, former price 1.00
7 Inch plates, $1.15, former price, I .70
Soup plates, $1.1”, former price,l .50
F rnIt jars,jelley tumbler», hammocks oil stoves, loo Iroam freezers, ice picks and
all hot weather goods at the right prices.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd'g.
OUR BIG SALI" I'll'
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ SUITSI!
STILL COS II'SI 155.
We are in receipt of II large stock of carpets. (or the next thirty filo) days will be 5 dd at the old prices.
Notwithstanding the great advance. come and secure your carpets while they but.
Window eh Idea. plain 23o. II itII fringe 3.1;hnaty fringe, 3.30; finest quuluy liullena shades, deep knotted fringe, 50c.
Ladies ready made suits, if) Sm to. no, t? .30, $5, In
Bicycle units, Willi boots, $3.99. Baby carriages, $5.00, #4? :5, $8.00,
Corduroy couches, $0.13”. Iron cunncl beds. 14 75, $0.50, $8.00.
Next to the Papular Shoe Store of Theodore
Olsen...“
wedding and Society
Engraving!
The, Sentinel can now offer inducements :0 males desiring engraved ucd-
ding Invitations .Inuoumcmcms calling cards cm, at a sprcillly advan-
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
Jmpnces.
worth more times the price we ask.
showyou the color and size.
we are selling at soc.
on each.
0m- nltlm are sold at
"*0
With a new
ad.
Here We Are AgaIn'
tIIingiu it that II III iIIteIost you.
We have some very handsome janliuicres In two tires which are.
Birdseye cotton, by the mace
A glance in our west window will :4 inch Inc.
Small size. too; large size rec.
We with to call your attention to In: Brewmr Summer Corsctmhichi
i
Ladies' and gents' percale, ti es in various colors and patterns, 5c andl
Mosquito III-Hing, by the piece 3i).
Mraliuc toilet soap. the very best {or the toilet,
price It way down.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE, 9.9.,
OEONOI VANALITVNI. PROPRIITOP.
com-now
New York Mililnory Parloral
s Jami. thrombi.
During our first week a! skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s Ilsa York Itiliasry Parlors.
I. Mr". IUWI.
Coupons given any with every ”I; purchase. Coupoat Will be drawn
boards
at June I.
W
Ibo Evening.
W
"III".
43 hub 35“; 2n inch,
Iust {II low It mm polhaps there IS some-
,Ioe‘; 2: inch, 45¢;
La Belle Rose Iomlexion toilet soap, I'I cake, Ioc box.
Ioc coke; :5..- box.
.\ few bargains left in kitchen goods; the quality is good and the
As we have said before We are in the owning and
In rouo week we will sell good quality 9 4 bleached muslin (or Isc yd. % sail making business. IIrders luI'I mm as will receive pvomptattemion.
women...“
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Connoouoiug Saturday, June 19th, Daily M...
totnoou Concerts and Dancing; in
a
"INDIAN“ II AUDITOIIUI WIIIDOI. m
Norwalk Chronicler