' had Ilsa Emma Foster,
J... who have been visit-
m’;§dnt,v8&uday. and will to
spreadouthe beach to improve it for
Jesss‘llruudago ran into a stone on
the Pdntroad. yesterday. and
broke theilfrotlt rim of his bicycle in
pm .
WWW meeting in the
El“ AW Methodist W
churnh.touight, wiilbe led by George
Smith. .
In. Levi Jones. of East avenue. who
Mlle!!! ill for me time, was taken
to the hospital Saturday for treatment.
miss Innis Carr. of Northport, L]
is visitinxgtthe home of her brother.
W V, Carr. of Cottage avenue.
9
' John Trina and family. of Riverside
avenue. have returned home from a
visit in Ashery Park.
Ill fluorine Rose, who has been
visiting in Stamford, returned home
We“ W _
‘ Hillelvonand Carrie Gnmbart,‘ol
m. are visiting friends in East Nor-
w‘“ bliss Emma Spaulding. of Bette place.
has gone to Colcheeter.
' ____J._._....
Ilssllelen Finch has been visiting in
Washiuitou. D. C.
sm. MILES AYLI WON.
Second of the Series of Races in the
~ Yacht Club Schedule.
Them of the Norwnlk Yacht series
club's of races was held Saturday, after-
noon, over the five-mile course, twice
around the'bell buoy. There was ii fine
braces It the m. but it died nearly out
w toward the finish. Mr. Uhasmar’s
"Ayli" won in her class. which gives u
race each to her and Messrs. Allen's
“Boubcn.” The summary follows:
('ABIN‘ (A?
lllurl. Finish.
51m
“Within ~01
r Bellini-do it's :1 no Ilnlnh
.Allen 5:01:48
ml: Ill: "I no finish
Whining
. .ltesd. o: in: :1 i: It
Thethlvd subucriptlou dunes of the
mwfll be held tonight I the club
Wat linker-y Blqu.
“alum—"W-“ M... _ , M
. Died on the Della Horton.
Stephen Riley. of Westport, aged two
, month and twenty-one days. died sud-
denly Saturday afternoon. while coin-
tantrum 30w York to booth Norwulk
all board the steamer Belle llertoii.
Ionics! Examiner Burks was notified
He ‘saldoonvalslons was the cause of
Mandate a permit to have the
body moved to the child's homo.
mehwd..w f . .-. a“-.. m...”
llllll
M roasts-sud his Tongue.
Beware ltaeklel. the little we of
Uharles 1. Which was playing about
ill yard at bishoiaciu Kellen-tract.
Salem afternoon when he stumbled
OM fill. 1'10 of hi! mth pellet?“
hit tenths. inflicting a very painful
was“.
”warm.
W .1. wow. while out bleyc
sling one day but week. winded with
m elder. both were thrown on.
all! their wheels were broken. Ir.
WI lilies almost «tummy
washed.
A fl VII been to It. and In. liltin-
sel hall. at thin sheet. outsider.
InfilIn. itlohaul Hamel and-on
m d flellpurl. spoilt sands: with
In. Imel’ s slat». In. diam (has
WW
Immw. mum (Shunt-91
III his dusts pupils on s ptsslc to
“MUM 'i'lisywnllsavs
mmul‘bll‘llfl.
' ll'ht‘l’uaap-lj'sutils'slselstyot(moist.
lrmwwmat w W
Wm’sm‘l’mpsrsuosm
will‘baheldou Thursday. July mat
Hickory Hill. where Mrs. G ,9.
. Wmmumemum
Venn: Women's Christina Temperance
union. has a summer cottage. ,‘l'bs
uremia. will be devoted to aoeisi inter-
course. followed by a bushel lunch. In
the afternoon In. James. of New York,
' will-peaked: scientific temperance in-
struction. Agoodsingerhas been on»
W and there will be some
good speaking. In 0. 8. Forbes.
president of the Connecticut Wo
man's Christian Temperance union.
willxivcanaddreasiutbesvsuing. All
those interested in temperance work no
cordially invited.
The frame for Attorney Samuel
Tweedy’s college will be raiwd by
Foster Brothers in a few days.
‘1'. B. Foster's family is spending a
few days in Danbury.
Thomas Jarboa and finally, of New
York, arrived today at the Fargo cot-
tage. to spend a few weeks.
The services in the tent, yesterday.
were very interesting. They were con-
dueted by Lawyer Charles Reed, of
Stunlord.
the Misses Maude and Lulu Gregory.
of East avenue. Norwulk. are at Bell
Island. where they will spend the rest
of the week.
mswanbnn FOR HIS BEAVERY.
Hr. Williams Presentedwith uPipe by
the Girls he Rescued.
"Long Tom’f Williams. bathing mas-
ter at Roton Point. was pleasantly sur-
prised and rewarded last Saturday even-
ing.
About two weeks ago Misses Edith
son, all of Baton Point, were in bathing
Miss Bernard'weut beyond her depth
and was drowning when Mr. Williams,
fully clothed, plunged into the water
and rescued her. Misses Dooley and
l-stou. who became badly frightened
and were liable to drown. were also tuli-
en from the water by Mr. Williams.
Last Saturday evening these young
ladies presented Mr. William with a
handsome gold mounted French briur
wood pipe, with their names and “Rotor:
Point" engraved on the mountings.
PiVe Mile Road Race.
A live mile handicap road race wcs
given by Harry Bossa. in Bidet-field,
Saturday niti-iiimn. There were six
starters, but one dropped out before the
finish. The order of finish was as foI~
lows: Samuel Gilbert, I 1-2 minutes;
Jesse Benedict. l 1-2 minutes; Augustus
hit-yore, «if» seconds; James Matthews.
I5 seconds; Ed. Smith, lb seconds. The
best time was lb:li,iiinde nnu wheel
owned by Waller Jennings, of Norwalk.
”ii. v}. If. ii a us. It.
Special
Excursion
'l‘l)
N EWPORT
Tho Quinn at Waterloo Pint-em “It
Thursday, July ISIh.
Observe the remarkably low inn-z
Onlv 9.50 For Round Trip
lv‘xniruioii tickets the number of Wllll‘ b
will be ulr'utly llmllml will be good only
ull special N’I’llll null lllllt 1H above. Itllll
Iiilitit be pnri lulu-cl before hiking the (ur-
or regular llll'i'. will In- mill-vied.
Hl’lfl.‘ iAi; EXPRESS 'l‘lt:\l.\‘
Willi Ilrnl luau suuiulunl Minimum". will
leave :4. Iitli Nurwulk. t I?» n in; “out
mrl. 7.7125. ill. (“tunneling m it"‘lkaiiril
mulling Wllll nienmer for llu- iloliulilfiil
slimmer remtrl imiiml ulmw ilue iii New
purl llllp. m.
lluliirmiiu. bout lt'itVt‘ll Mow port at I l"
l. in.. mourning ill \l'lelilnril iniiiil
nu with Illi'lllltl more» train, their
by eiuibllim i-xi- 'llrillunlel» in return home
lit ii senmnmbli- hour in the i' veuliiu
I}, ll l’liA'r I‘ lleiieriilWiperii’ilmuloiil
"in". l. ('IlNNIlli. l‘uueeiiuu ”.lrnllli
3 Mann“
,6. 'l'. hilll'tl’i'ililil,Helium! l‘iuimiiger
Agent.
R[CREATION TOURIST.“
{.t)yl.,l
‘1‘”..3
‘x’ ‘1)?" l)‘;“‘v"‘ l‘ l 1) mil ‘
:Iilny tour» to block Ialmnl 6W wuinl MU.
Nn'llnluys.
i day tours to 8.0mm ll. l0” ”liming“.
ll day toim to Ansell el ban-m. I‘ll ion
days. July ill to; All list ‘1. it. In ill
hilly inure to liostmm mun-km mul Nu»
ill, ,Mllmt July ‘3". Ana. it, In?” and
i.pl itl
lilny tour» to 'l'lwlllltllll inlauds. eillll
l-lpmlul ’l'rslii Annual "II
“My inni- tolling-re In“. ”Milli, Aim-
ml. 2M.
7- day tour to 'tarnwiitli and Halifax. in".
August bill.
lHilly him to Menthol ltllfl woman
Hopi. ll
Call on G. W. Harris, agent. for
“New England Tourist'htbl tickets
in II
NOTIOI.
A Imlhly meeting of llntler famine, No.
l. ., wIl Ill be held at the [nine
robots. Wit-1M loll sir-st. booth Nov
welt Lt" on ulna-«lay evenln. July
it. ism, iii one o’clock sharp for t
pm of ratifying, and awevwnw on {k
of “untrue! I holed
ii" “if?”
Mm booth creel (in. in the” rm
m MM!“
”Years is. "admit. a o.
”u“ mils w some. up}
Bernard. MurxDoolcy and Gussio Ed- _
_ ' Hundradnollarlark. .
.5meth of .10 was yesterday
received from The Hill A: Bubbsll Luci.
The total subacflption to the Soldiers'
Ionumeut new amounts to $1,428.97,
The amount required is 03,500. This
list will be printed every day. with the 1
additions, until the whole amount is re-
cused. Sommendahle an object sp-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
willrueet with universal response. It
isnotmssary that the amount sub-
scribed should bs large. for any sum.
however mail, will be acknowledged.
Bowever. as the amount needmi is
considerable. those whoare able should
beasgenerousaspossible:
$50 00
fill. 00
General Russell Frost
Mayor 0. G. Bolinunuii
Nelson Taylor .30 Oil
Robert H. Rowan 50.00
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Board 50.00
Frank A. Ferris :30 on
John H. Ferris All 00
Jeremiah Donovan no no
50,00
I'M (l0
50.00
50.00
James Golden
Christian Swurtz
John H. Knapp
Ebenezer Hill
Elbert A. Woodward moo
George E. lounsbury 5mm
Edwin ll. Mathewson my on
all 00
.30 Ill)
{iii no
.25 Ill
2.3.00
13.“; on
3.3 Ill
lo 00
in i (I
ll) ill)
in Ill)
ill Ill
ll! on
Andrew Thompson
Peter L. Cunningham
Mortimer M. Lee
.lncob h! Layton
William W. thiiiiutock
Richard H. (.loldcii
Charles E. Jennings
Oliver E. Hunt. New York
R. T. If Borneo. lloiitoii
George 1. Burton
William 8. Reed
Colonel Leslie Smith
T. .l. Adams. New York
Dr. G. W. Benedict In no
A Friend, Button, in on
.I. B. Sammie. New York. moo
Caleb Wood. 2 no
Thomas McQuillnn. 2.00
.l. i“. Bailey. Newark, N .l..
Fred Keeling
Raymond llrolln rs
W. H. Hoyt it: Son,
letter tit. .luliii. ltmvnyiun,
Airs, Andrew 'l'iiniiipeuiii, ii. A it .
ii. A. Mathewson.
l Iliftun M. (‘milev
l. Harrison ('iwlry,
(‘ hurlee ll. .limnwriuiii.
Mnry A. Cunningham. I). A. it.
l'. L Cunningham. Ireuuurir Mini-
umentul lhfil'l'litlliill. transfer
of balance. in» I:
The Hill at Hulilwll Lumber (‘o , moo
Total OI, i?» ll?
Cheaper Gus.
llu tlslurduy, at their Willl‘afllllml
meeting. the directors of the Norwalli
ills Light company «banned the do-
count for cub payment" before Ibo Will
of tlienionth from ten cents per thous-
and feet to ten per (tent on the amount
of the bill. Ho Iliut the not price for
lighting will be two. and for eleven llllll
engines, .1 no per thousand feet.
Ulntllu ilimliml lulu called off the
run scheduled for [lotion i'nint tonight,
on mount of the moonlight sail of the
Icthedlst lipwortli [begun
We Sell the Beet
Soda Water
That can be
Mada.
Willi IOE
OREAI,
5c
A all”.
Wl'l'll CRUSH!” FRUITS, ice.
We are still altering see two grain
quinine pills for age
I. H.
PLAISTE D’S.
in Washington liven. .
.5.)
Hum
L’SJNI
2min
In on
I m
2.3 on
I m
l m
'3 no
In on
"0 “WM. ‘
mmwxmmm.
, ' iilmut choosing to their liking.
Keaton, .. . and hold the most.
Comb and .. - . soap box, null and
tooth brushes. .. m and numerous
othernsessvary. . - for a comfort-
able and preapntablc trip. Men'ii cases
have a razor and such thingsémon's
«inlet tools. The most complete little
one cfthouzhtful things for a journey
that anybody omld salt for.
In either seal or n‘llgator for 8| ..i.
"'50- ”.98. 38,25. “.75. $3.95, $3.19,
so to, $1.19, use. st 93, so 49, or, 9.5 and
$3 (lowermost: prices to give everybody
ucbanoe.
0
Duck skirts and crash akirts are a ne-
cessity now; and growing more and more
so every day. It is impossible to imagine
anything cooler looking, outlier. or more
dressy even, than the separate sklrle we
are selling. The width. the hang. the
way they stand out is just perfect.
Hammocks—day after day and week
after week, comfort. For uflylnsly and
evorylnnly who worms to swim: awhile.»—
fuinily comfort.
The lot. the prices, the grades are on
'lll’il'il and complete that be one can fail
All
fresh. new and strong.
lliliig a big business in white parallels.
'l'lio "Wouiiinlii White" in very much
in o id: nee at the various summer re;
sorts-«lovely eilcet.
— «M
Wrappers -—— wonderfully good and
pretty this season. As wv sold «men be.
iore, beautiful iiiid stylish enough for an
afternoon <lmss~negllgem
”cite. THE Without to select from
if you are going to treat yourself in u
now one. Probably you will want mi-
()lllt'l’ if you go away.
W
and refreshing stiiimiinits fur the ut‘t‘f-
hunted llllll exhausted summer enthusi-
ast. Dry goals prior 5 on everything.
....... ”w...“
wearing, fuel colors. ‘lplt‘llllltl mines
The D. M. READ CO.
BRIDGKPURT.
0" n
Funny toilet soups, toilet waters. pnw- ,
lll‘rli, cmuiiis, lml’fullws~il0llglll Iiil mlors
4 run mom,
oily oooos
3T0!!!”
M
Ladies’ ribbed vests.
Ludiea' ribbed vests. white and torn.
Lndieii' Richelieu ribbed vents,
llullies' line Egyptian ribbed vents,
Ludies’ line Jersey linlo comliiiintiou suits.
lilmxs’ fine jersey ribbed slmwnlmw vests,
TRISTRAM ,8: HYATT,
WARM WEATHER GOODS REDUCED IN PRICE!
IORWALK. “fills
Wash Dress Goods.
On Saturday morning, My 3 we “ill flICC on Snlt all of our fine (M pundit-s imports and Mulls.
50"”? have We" will at l3l', but most oi them are 254: gmils. All at one price, is i 2C per yard
Twenty pcs. oi Ii. .c Lawns, gmil stiles, rcgu' or 11 i so quality, at Go per yard.
Summer Underwear.
one
We
who
lilo
{too
No
Men's bulbrimxnn shirts, long and illiOI’l'llli'tfiVP, and
drawers.
Boys’ normal shirts and drawers, all sizes,
Shirt Waists.
We show all the intent novelties as soon
”or waists are llllltlf' to lit: the \viirkinans
heat, and our prices we guarantee.
Lawn shirt waists, double [mint yoke brick,
ed collar,
Lawn and povcflo waists in all
light and «lurk.
Black lown Waists. lint-.lclli‘ll Psillllffi,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
the new patterns,
as they are out.
hip is the very
detach -
.70.:
751-:
$1.00
Wash Skirts.
Brown crash shirts, I l ,
Brown crash skirts, seven times, wide hem. 1.25
. Brawn linen skirts. seven acres. wide hem, 1.25
White duck skirts, 125
White duck, extra heavy. l 75
While duck, stitched seams, wide hem. 2.00
. White 1'. K , wide hem, 2 00
ltluek and mohair brilliantine skirts. figured and plain.
$110500 ‘
Houslurnishing Dept.
This is the weather tbiit makes you think about oil cbot
stoves. We have sold more this mini-ion than ever before.
The reason for this is we have the best [and our prices are
right. We have. all since. Come in and let mi show you
how the new non-Hy lllue Flume. stove works. It will
please you.
While Menuhin ice mum freezers, all sizes.
Hammocks, all styles, from fife u f.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd'g.
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S BIG STORE
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
IN ALL lllvli’A R'i'M ENTH.
l’mple desiring Furniture and Carpet: Will liml it to their advantage to call an
ex. Illlllll our sin-- k
lu‘ls received dull},
SPECIAL DISC! JUN]! h'liit CASH. New patterns of Cal'-
Vle Sellths Champion Curtain Rod. Examine Its Ierits.
LAWNS.
l'J'Ji- lawns fur
llu Limits,
If»: lawns,
HOSIERV.
Ik: Children's lust black lioso,l2l._.e;
we ('liiliireii's tziii, '
llK'
i
2 for 250
lbs
liziiiics' regular made llermmlort dye, loo
WE ARE iiu‘Alli'WiS l\' ..‘l L DFI‘AI’TMI‘ZNTS.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
NVedding and Society
Thin hose, and strong Sr-rvwrulilo’ E n mgraVi n g“ !
The Sentinel r‘; Ill now offer inducements to parties (leSiring engraved weil~
cling invitations, announcements, milling cards, etc., “l a specially adverb
lam-nus ( lull’ill lf'l'.
pric
C5.
'l he birdie»! grails of Work at piiics hill .1 very li tile
hindrance oi piloting.
We sh: ill be pleased In Sllth samples flilll give
I 49
Summer corsets 39c
W
1393” "
lliiic. black, red and grey lam ms in f‘nlllfl; choice 5«\
Gents summer iiiidcrwcur~sliirls. astudmwars, 25<
We are periccuy willing to show them, even if you «It. imi (are in buy.
Ladies’ wrappers, 59c, 89c, 98c, f.
Roiiioinber what we keep.
Remember the address:
omen-mars
New York Mllllnory Parlors!
e. um sometime,
During our first week oi slilrt'sale we Were compelled to replenish
and add u more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are sold at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s New York Illllnsry Parlors,
.lurl. summon.
Coupons given away with every age purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Oatnrday, June 3.
Advert!” "1 lb"
Connierpuucs in live grades and lull all. -, prices 75'“. 98c, ti H). 1.39
ice and me.
\JHl.
ink insee ilicm.
lql
ISC, 1'50,
A Great Murder MyStery!
'l‘liiil “lllCll is llOlllI ling: Iliii police oi New l oik just now.
about om pi'iici s m the «pi ility oi om- gumlc lmlll :iio nip-L10 dale.
iul. llll’l'O IS no iiiysiory
We have :i ll'W llluI’C of Ilmsc lirillnicrcs left the! we are selling [or
w past work
MM is your (zlioni'e: there way .1 hi“ in .ii {or them the
Lil! oi luney waste paper bnskcis, Will'lll ilmil-lc who! we (hit; prices,
3913.
Funny work ininlieis willmnver, i5c.
DRY GOODS, NO'PIONS
Remember the mum
GEORGE VANALSTV
HUSIERY AND MILLINERY
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Paooamrcn.
118 Wiisliingtmi Street, South Norwalk, Cl.
.—:
ntlricl.
~— mow .m» MM._.....W..
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Glass Hotel and Restaurant.
Commencing Si‘itui'dny, .l unc liltli, [hilly Al-
teriioou Coiieeris and Dancing in
the Evening.
personnel: iii sunbeam- artisan” All
lull”.
Norwalk Chronicler