says: “A' pleasant
/ , hallmpawang obepellast
‘Suuda ”the singing bytwolittlo
, girlm'flmfilll Nina Godfrey. or East
NMVT ; ,- ,
James Stereos. or core street. Mrs.
Stcnni: J bienotitically illot dysen~
tea-r. blah dish“! improved.
WWW sale has been con-
snmatsdfimiughthe agency of J. M-
Laymtr‘snsierrlng the shore property
of Allen lsttson Riverside avenue to
Kr. and hire. James Brenden. Miss
Harriet Old! and Misses Mabel and
Grecb‘nantare on a wheeling tour over
W8 m from Port Jailerson to
mm.
tin. and lies Foster have returned to
theirhomeatBeyonne. N. J., alter a
week's stay with Mr. and tire. William
Wood. of the Benedict Farm.
Mrs Daniel L’Hommedieu and daunt-
L .mmoinastNm-welk. ere-pend-
f lune vlssk in Bethel, the guests of
' Manila—Denim” News.
‘ Glacial Finch. daughter of Mr. and
In. John K. Finch. was taken quite
sink. yesterday. but was somewhat im-
proved thie morning.
William Cole. oi Clinton avenue, fell
from a load of hay, yesterday. while
working on Iarvin Brothers' term. and
hurt Ilia toot badly.
limit-unto and children. or no.
ehestsr.l. Y.. are at Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Batas‘. Beet avenue.
Rev. A. J. Smith and family have re-
” turned hue trout Monroe. where they
4%; have beta spending a tow dill.
V «we lpaalding is... pnla am lira.
- , lug today. "and fipects to supply the
neighhcq spun hie return.
Hrs. Robert ldntonds and daughter.
otMvilla. are guestso! hire. Ed.
M I. Whaler.
Percy'llson. John Corcoren, Ralph
lie-ash and John Bull are camping out
as heaven island.
Idwnil Pall-er went to Concy island.
yedssday. sad spent the day with Paul
, Orrin . m ‘
Kerry nsaaett has acne to Spring-
lald. Inst. 10W Ifwdm-
w it. M. at Brooklyn. was
IMMctA.D.I‘eri-is.
It!” I‘dtnhilddif Bette place. is
visiting in law York.
Dr. J. la Mall visited lliauus.
NAHUM.
[New thettcrthe pasttcw
ammhnbean erploriagthe
. Imflll district. ssehingaaeppor-
taalty instill sinldaight or early
”alum seen-ates otthewealthy
Meats ides status. An attempt
was ”to loses anantraaos to one
he”. has the burglars were scared
whilsthsyeosid ecemaphsh their
ii
Militias. cl Rankin. who
has was. flies Stella Acetic.
, (latte Bridgeport teapanda law
0. 0. loans is neatntisstiie trout oi
' 1'. W. Austin's their.
national or Preahlin Leo allian-
was but yesterday W. from the
hasssot kit patron. liar. a. .l. Austin
elitist.
gt?!
“mm-l.
_ .i’ttaa.
r
7 W lilacss Minot urine-tea
ship. are taming loo Kittie
numerator-101mm
"unmetoastywniummht.
Plutonium, o. c. as. will
meet tonight.
Decent lpal lstete Translate.
Charles 1!. Roberts and Mary E.
RobertstoJcseph 0. Miller and Lizzie
Miller. land in High street.
Hermione Brooks.oi New Haven. t
Lymauc. Thompson. of New Haven.
land and buildings in Main street.
Jacob ll. Layton to Steven Kore:-
mams. a lot on the Buyer property.
Ira Cole to George 1. Burton, land in
Woodbnry avenue. .
James Tonerto Henry B. Coley. land
near Newtown avenue.
Carl Sohaub to the Henry Zeltner
Brewing 00.. of New York, land and
buildings in Railroad place.
HiramA. Pink. of Newark, to John
hi. Carpenter, land and buildings in
West Main street.
Charges Against a Hoop-ital.
Troy. N. Y.. July li-—A coroner‘s jury
, ieinvestigetiug serious charges against
the Troy hospital. Charles B. Pisley.
eninmste,claims that George Horan.
another inmate. was murdered by two
nurses 0! the institute. He was delir-
ioue,end was strapped to a cot and a
sheet tied over his head. He remained
in this ‘tion for twenty-four hours,
when it ‘ found that he was dead.
He -I wonder why nobody has asked
Miss Gsrlington to waltz this evening.
She—The dear girl is too angular to lit
well in a round dance.
Airbreltes on Fast Freights.
Asfor the hciwilt which the railway cor-
poratione' have realm! and are still to reap
iron) the freight nit-loamy. “'0 do not know
whether to congratulate them own it or
not. since in the kindness of their some
they have given to the public all thi‘: hun-
cilt in the sliapo_0f hotter senior at lowcv
Mia‘s. Curtain it is tinrtihc frvightoir-
lmtko hits imulo possible it i'vinirrkohlo in
crease in freight train HW'tltl and the hon-
tiling of larger itllll heavier train». l‘mlc'r
old ldtniuuf lmin maintainer-”inst "rights"
used to ho l'illlh'llltlrl‘ll an i-xponsiu- luxury.
But the tuning in truimuon‘u wages for
ovr-rimlnm-vs any additional oust. fur fut-l
who" trains um run at high lilli'b'il. The
public. tin-n, if not. the railways. is to ho
congrntitluml that. thanks to them-nine
and illllllt‘pl'lilt' oi lit-urge ti'miinghonsa
and his timociulm. its gourd» urn curried
considerably mort- trio-uply and promptly
llmn they could ho was the iminihmko in
as univrrsni into on freight trains as it was
. :wmtle ego. —liingiimring News.
A Story of Verdi.
A story is told of Verdi touching his
kiliiilwaa in thine uruilllll him. For some
limo past he has bum staying in ileum. at
his pillititii in tho \‘in Alllll't‘ll llorin. A
low days ago, while out driving. it innit
apprtmchml his carriage and Image-ll to ho
allowed to ”milk. Tht‘ men turned out to
he the director 0! an obscure troop of per-
formers from Java. who were about to
control-nor 0 series of performances at the
Allli'ri tin-liter, lionoa. The director.
8| nor Bernard, suinmoncd up couriigo
‘a's g tho grim maestro to attend a spe-
cinl roprmuuolion which his troop desired
togiw in his lilillnl'. \‘vrdl nonopml the
imitation und-immmliowiy drove to the
Mllori ihmtpr, towhich no 000 but howns
admitted. "t! llili'lll'd with great atieu‘
tlon to the primitivo orchestra and watched
the fabrication by the trrmp of various 0h»
10m. A Java woman nth-ml him a silk
pouki'l handkerchief as» [trot-out and our
lll'lilill‘l't'tl it for him in gold in hit proa-
enro. l‘puu leaving tho theater Verdi sold
to l-‘ignur liornord. "l ilmnlt you liiliiiito~
iy (or the ploaannt hull hour which you
have l'ilitlilt'tl mo to Imus. and l with good
fortune tnyon nil. " The Java tnmp wont
highly delluhmi \tllli tho honor paid tin-m
by tho grin-lino oi living italinn i‘liiiilimlsil'l.
~laiiitluii Kim’s.
M...”
A flood and Potter tinder".
" I wish you could ilt'lill us it poker iahlc."
said a foslduiit of it little town in tho north
lnuisimm im-rilow to 0 visitor whom he
supposed to he in amino may tuiiiitwml
with tho tilairiloulou at government re-
(Mill! in tho lloml unfit rt-rs.
“lit-r0 wu urn playing ormmd thlsilliriml
old dry goods hint. and For losing right
along. hot if lmoid sit at a table and
got my h-gs under it you «night to am the
win."
"What good would that do you?"
"Well. i thm't rxurtiy know. i never
hold out it cord in all my lilo. aml l'tl unto-y
go-hmlw 0 thousand tinm than mime
hand [mm under the table. llut mun-how
I nvwr can hold “will tilii'tlll wlwn He got
to sit twishalormuul ilhoihis. with my
knees rubbing up against. ihosillimf thia
blamed old hos. Youew. the long and
short of it Is We’re llmsl suitor-om. oml
wetti- mm ring for a tailor milie. Just you
tend it and don't «alt oilsumo [mm-mil
unfitlons that might hillt‘i'l» on a gentle»
oiau‘s wade-{sew whens Times-Deute-
mt»
quilt .f.'.'.’..".‘.’ Wit.“ W"
ii
in "l stool-Ml trem'lete of Non
.lnaahijitirul us -
lg...” on enveloped; l‘ialviniuflioy.
we
limited on: album sis innitllis
lrtiltll la Mil lm‘llil l'mlilors of mid
inlaioeshii thnir via ma lor willsmi-nl,
plat-who n. lent to present their ammo a.
trait“ iv alt mlmillx" mldilme ill hots»
let it rumor}. rmm in eluted in
anal emipuarcswiitostoi u motto lminmliale
W”!
H s is Dlihld lvfigliiamm.
will". .
done with
m.‘ . , 3
Other contributions today are ism
Ollttcnl. Optimum. llarrlson Cool-
ey.01;0harles Ellinmeraon. t9: lil-
lsry A. Cunningham. D. A.R.tlo.
llr. Jimmeraon's subscription was so-
oompsnisd by the following: "I sat
sorrythat myraeanswillnot allow me
to contribute more to so worthy a cause;
but trust that many more will give their
“in."
The total subscription to the Soldiers'
locumeut now amounts to $1,418.07.
The amount required is 02.500. This
list willbeprinted every day, with the
additions.» until the whole amount is so-
cured. Sooctnntendable an object ep-
pesls to every'citisan. and we believe
willmeet with universal response. It
is not necessary that the mount sub.
scribed should be large. tor any sum,
however small. will be acknowledged
However, as the amount needed is
considerable. those who are able should
beasgencrousaspossible:
the consent or the nontri-
General Russell Frost
$50 00
Mayor C. (3. Bohannen .3000
Nelson Taylor 50 00
Robert H. Rowan 50.00
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Beard 50.00
Frank A. Ferris 50 00
John H. Ferris {.0 00
Jeremiah Donovan .30 00
James Golden 50.00
Christian Swat-ts 50.00
John H. Kna 50.00
Ebenewr Hi .30.in
Elbert A. Woodward 50.00
George E. Lonnabnry 50.00
Edwin H. Mathewson mm
Andrew Thohtpson no 00
Peter L. Cunningham 50.00
Mortimer M. Lee .50 00
Jacob M. Layton 2.5 00
William W. Comstock 2.3.00
Richard H. Golden 25 00
Charles E. Jennings 2!. 00
Oliver E. Hard. New York 1000
it. '1'. H. Barnes. Boston to 00
George 1. Burton iii 00
William 8. Reed 10.00
Colonel Leslie Smith to 00
'l'. J. Adams. New York 10 00
Dr. G. W. Benedict
A Friend. Boston. 1000
.l. 8. Sammie. New York. 1000 ‘
Caleb Wood. 2 00
Thomas Mc‘Quiilan. 2.00
J, F. Bailey. Newark. N. J., .50
Fred Keatiug 10,00
Raymond Brothers 25.00
W. ii. Hoyt d: Son. 2000
Lester St. John. liowayton. 10 00
Mrs. Andrew Thompson. D. A it . 1.00
n. A. Mathewuon. 25 00
Clilton M. Cooley. 1.00
.1. Harrison Cooley. L00
Charles ii. .iimmcraon, 300
Mary A. Cunningham. i). A. It.
1’. L Cunningham. treasurer Mon.
umcntal association. transfer
of balance.
{Total ”Jill ii?
W353" the Best
Soda Water
That Can he
Made.
Willi lOE
OREAI,
50
A Glass.
Wi'l‘ll CRUSHEU FRUITS. too.
We are still ousting too We grain
quinine pills lot asc
itJI-i.
PLAISTE’D’B.
. 43 Wilmington Stitch
10.00
lllli l?
SO. NORWALK. CONN
niatdbythaoldssscoialien. Thisis
I3 59. “J“. .l.
Linda thonoat.
_ ll her, cell and
and numerous
complete little
gator s iourne
. ask tor. ,
alligator for ti 25,
“' ,r ”.75. ”.95, ”49,
g . u to give everybody
«N
site. site. I?
ee ot—auoagii ‘ f p
a chance. ' ,
Duck skirts sea .. .tsh shirts are a ne-
oessityuowzand 1' -- ngmoreendmoru
so every day. It‘ll invertible to imagine
anythiugcoolu' k“ wgmsttlermrmoro
dressy even. tbaii I} separate skirts we
are selling. The ' lib. the hang. the
way they stand . , just perfect.
[lam mocks—«lay
after week. com!
every body who w
‘ day and week
For anybody and
to swing awhile——
family comfort.
The lot. the v ,. grades are so
varied and complete ~ t no one can fail
nhcmt choosing to '
fresh. new and '
vir liking. All
Doing a big business in white paranoia.
The "Woman in Wffite" is very much
in evidence at the various summer re-
aorts-wlovoly cflcct.
Wrappers‘ -— w dcrl‘nlly good and
pretty this ecaeon. We.» shill once be-
fore, beautiful and stylish enough for an
afternoon dross—megiigee.
Belts. THE rtmcnt to select from
it you are going i treat yourself to a
new one. l’robeb _‘ you will want an-
other it you go a ‘ y.
Q .
Fancy toilet scapewoillet waters, pow-
ders. creams. perfnmce— delighifnl odors
and refreshing stimulants for the over-
heated and exhausted summer enthusi.
est. Dry goods prices on everything.
Thin hose. and strong serviceable
wearing. fast colors. Splendid values.
The D. M. READ co.
BRIDGEPORT.
~ A area Murder“ Mystery!
That which is bothering;r the police of New York just now.
about our
Counterpancs in live grades and
I 49
Summer corsets. 39c
Blue. black. red and grey iaucici in onion; choice 5«' yard.
Gente' summer underwear-tliirls. 25c. drawers, :5.
WARM “er10512 ’oooositoucto mm
4' lilseh ‘Drees Goods. ‘
On Saturday morning. July 3. we will place on sale all oi ouriin‘r. Organ-dies, Lappete and Ill! .
Some have‘bten sold at tile. but most of them are also goods. All at one price. it me per yard.
Twenty pcs. oi filic Lawns, go it! style/{Whaler n r so quality, at llc'pcr yard.
Summer Underwear.
Wash Ski “5.
Ladies' ribbed vests. 05o Brown crash skirts. ‘ .
Lsdies' ribbed vests. white and corn. 10.: Brown crash skirts. seven gone. wide hem.
Lediea' Richelieu ribbed rests, 123:0 Brown linen skirts. scvon gum. wide hem.
Ladics' line Egyptian ribbed vests, lilo White duck shirts.
Ladies' lino Jersey lisle combination nulls. 50c White duck. extra hoary.
Ilissca' tine jersey ribbed sleeveless vests. 12c White duck. stitched seems. wide hem. 2.00 ‘ .
Men's balbria'gan shirts, long and short sleeve. and White P. K . wide ham. 1 3 0°
drawers. ' 25.: Black and mohair brilliance. shirts, iigurtd and plain.
Boys' normal shirts and drawers, all sizes. 250 V '1 l0 5-00
Housiurnishing Dept.
This is the weather that makes you think about oil cook .
stoves. We have sold more this scamiu than ever before.
Tho-reason for this is we here the best and our prices are
right. We have all sizes. Come in and lot us show you
Shirt Waists.
We show all the latest novelties as soon as they' are out.
Our waists are made to fit; the workmanship is the very
best. and our prices we guarantee.
Lawn shirt waists, double point yoke back. detach-
ed collar. r ; how the new no ‘elty Blue Flame stove works. It will
Lawn and mmaicwaists in all the new patterns. PM!” 5011-
linht and dark. - 75: White Mountain ice cream frecmrs, all sizcs.
Black lawn waists. detached collars. $1.00 Hammocks. all styles. from file up
Norwalk, Connecticut» ’-
TB'STRAM i H‘YATT: 5‘"°‘ff’,“1"f}‘f_......
SCOFIE‘LD & HOYT’S BIG STORE.
1N ALL DEPARTMENTS. .
l’mple desiring Furniture and Carnot: will find it to their advantage to call an
i or union our stmk. SPECIAL DlSUUUN 1‘ Flilt CASH. New patterns of Car-
, 3‘. pots received daily.
‘ .
" r n.
:.
. 3 H .4 _ \
dwmhadp-U. Pam’-
We Sell the Champion Curtain Rod. Examine Its Ierits.
j; ‘i :, LAWNS. nosmnv.
L \' y:
' fl 1214: lawns for 00 Children's last black hose,l2'._.'c;2lor250
, j Ht: lawns. M‘Childrrn'stun. WI:
> 4 i iiic lawns. llic' Ladiva‘ regular made Hermsdori dye. L50
Mi;-
. .
; WE A RE LEADERS IN ALL DEPARTMEXTS.
‘ “til
53:35.; SCOFIELD a. HOYT.
Engraving}
..
w
The Sentinel can now ullcr inducements :0 parties «icsiring engraved wed-
ding invitations. announcements, calling cards, cm, of a speciallyadvail-
tagcous character. The highest grade ul Work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
, lot there is no mystery
prices or tho. quality ol’our goods, hull! :u'o lip-10 dale. V
..—...-
Wt: have a few more of ”mu: jiulinicrcs left that wear: selling for
net: and our.
lull sir. prices 73". 03c, OI I'). l-3')
Now is your chance; there was a big rush for them the
Pil‘i wrck
Lot 0i iaury untrue paper baskets, worth (iodide what we a...“ mine,
ask lnscc ihcm.
We are perfectly willing to show them, even it you till out (lift) to buy. '5‘“ ’5‘." 39°"
I .adiet' wrappers. 59c. 89c, 98c. l.
to. Fancy work lumkcts willmovcr, use.
Remember what we keep. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, illiSlEllY AND MILLINERY
Remember the name :
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
Remember
noun-snow
New York Mlllinery Parlors!
It “"3.
During out that week oi skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line oi
cacao: vanauarvua. PROPRIETOR.
the address: 118 Washington Street, South N orwalk,Ct.
Roms POINT GRoin
First-Diets Hotel and Restaurant. . .
summation.
Skirts and Jackets!
Our litlrl‘I are told at greatly reduced prices.
Commencing Saturday, June llilli, Daily Ai-
‘l'limm ('ouccrle and Dan '50" '
Goldberg's lies! York Illllnery Parlors, u L f” ‘“
"‘"”"“’“’“"" llw lilvcuiu r ‘
Coopom giVen away with every up: purchase. Coupons will be drawn 5- e,
Betnrday, June 5.
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