l
‘ 'Ilmnlllm oi the four.
, some. Themill
r ”We,
. tell in (love street. yes-
tiltsbesd quite badly.
nmsntodwmhm a trolley ride
; 'fihs . Shaman-st Wsshington
M paternalism tromsvlsit
11W. ‘
7", Evelyn Hawkins. (it Seaside
Mia-tin guest oi Hrs. rm“. in
“out
w Hunt. Prod Horgsu and
fightbnurbssreesmpiug a: Cult Pse-
K.B./Gorhsm.witesndson wont to
”mmmuvtospoudsweek.
um I! flew York. is visiting
Jul-I. Joulovsky. of Pint avenue.
SOhLiuGWi'ri-‘iOUTALADDER.
A hrs-Is or solute" .Iunblos Mes so
III-aunt n Thirty-one [not war.
Citrporsl Mary, the liniberest loan at
Fort Sheridan. took the chance of break-
in: his neck and tumbling tho storming
,liltlmisimt 41 soldiers in u bruised hoop
on 6 recent Saturday as he sprang upward
(to!) the shoulders at Private Miller.
naught with three lingers at his left hand
flie’illp 0! the high wooden wrlll behind
“which lurked the enemy. hung for one i
perilouslustsnt. and then mllnntly pulled
himself to the top. seized his ville and
sprung into the midst oi the toe on the
other sldent the improvised parapet in the
Coliseum gallery.
y The human pyramid swayed, but hold
its lturdy place, while gallantvintantry~
«mun swept up the suilwnrt shoulders and
. over the 31 foot wall to ('oriioml Mary's
support. whileu plutoonot 25mm kept
the enemy away in front of the wall.
it woes: this point that. the regular
Emy ntlioers. who were watehi'ug the tray
4‘ ~ 1
n the Coliseum gallery. led the ap-
plause, tor Corporal Leary and his rom-
rudes bud broken the World's esenlnding
rmortl by three loot. As a. partial reward
for his during teat Corporal hoary will be
recommended by Lieutenant Percival U.
Lowe. in command ot the camp, tor pru-
motien., '
When Corporal Leary climbed to the
apex oi the pyramid and shied on the
shoulders of the men in the top row, the
“le his fingers lacked live ineln-s of
reaching the top at the wall. Thu highest
wall that was over twaindnl bolero was
‘28 test. and the men who climbed over
that in the military carnival ‘ut New York
motile world's rem-rd then. The wall
i
at the Celliniom was ill trot ‘lil b, and it i
look just four lllilllltm m sruio l.
Eighteen ot the heaviest and strongest
luau lathe regiment (owned the bust-n!
the pyramid, ten mount-mi on their simul-
dm and loom-d against the wall. six ntomi
onrtho shoulders at tlioton, {our on the
shoulder! of the six and three on the
ifurpot'ai [wavy
mnibied up this mmlmiing pyramid ot
blue and stood on the shoulders oi the top
three. braced against the wall.
When he sin-tolled out his arms and
found his lingers would not rmuh the edge
01 fire well. he rrouehi-d. and then, as the
human maintain swayed dizzily iit'nt'ntil
his feet. with the mighty and yet delicate
mt ot’ the trained ntlilrto he sprang
,boldly five inches upward at the edge at
the barrier. lie tried in until) tile flip (ii
the purupet with both hands. but only
thrill fingered! his lett linndwont high
enough. The pyrmuid under him \vns
Itill nwnyitlg. lie held to the lia‘uirtluim
all“!!! the thretitlnuors (or an instant.
Ind then. with s heave and a twist. pull.
in. his wlmio body up, relight the wall
with tile other illtllti. An instant otter he
was on the snmny's side at tho illll'l'lt'lilll‘.
“Gillan! Tribune.
w .WM
Tully ”tells.
That tally sticks were at one than pretty
tnsy he oonolndeii treat the derive-
till! oi the word “strive." in its original
signlllhlio'u is “is-om" is a “scar." a'rut
lull“ in s counting stink. lilo aim a
"fill," is derived train the French littllit‘.
The ma numerals are devil-ed {Fem
loom. They were umre notched out in
wood originally. The V tor tire walla rmlo
' lotion oi the oiitspriwl iisud. and
tksxln like inoniwr syinlmlimiuii u-a
flow; the IV was a minipiirntiwly into
innuvutina: originally the iv was l‘i'prn- i
ssutstl bytoor sit-elm. or llllit'ill‘t‘, as in.
Mdisls.
Till old Collie slpliaisvtuthe nulllllll
willow—was at very similar llllilill‘t'3.
It milliliml of notches out at the our
list of u intro slnae 'uv else (mm ii
lblll line. i‘iie lotion it. l.. l’. H, N
si's termed by entail atrium at ri t
on to the stem iiu ill the right hand,
“0 turn ii. i). 'l‘, C, Q by amiitoii
at lit at [ll-s to the Mt. Thus. a single
an it to in. right is.” and to the hilt is
H. two to the light are 1.. sad the mint!
amidst! to the left is W“. Three in one side
In F. time to the ulher un- 'l‘. imiu
makes. Illllltlltlfillfl than one to live. out.
ting “to stem diumilmlly. Ilpi‘t'mwtl M, ii.
Fl. lit. ii. and ninth strokes. nmnlwinu
{mm at. to tire. muting arms» the stem at
“1th “in. lite the temple.
s ism to see that the telly stit‘lt was
until tit tantalum Intern the alphabet we;
Manhunt our Critin torststhms. liar.
llll W t tally stlt'h valuable in!“ It's
counts. titer-polled it for writing ines-
season rotissnd mooted-inn Will-iv
”Summoner the East,
.' ' 7%: m
nuns. instituting ryls.
Muslim! the ssme mount or
‘ tiles Is the Muteslslemm or the
.srdiusry sleep!“ est. There will be
ever, as the wide sests on the sides at
the stale room below the berths no
not needed in the nursery. being ve-
plsced by enemas and tiny easy
chairs scsttered over the tloor. in this
way any danger from sudden stsrts or
slurp curves is obviated. As u {ur-
tber protection ugaiust injury to the
little ones. the'wulls ot the nuniery
are heavily padded and the floor thick-
ly carpeted. so tliut,bumps and bruises
will be altogether avoided. At each
end or the compartment and firmly so
cured are two easy dots in which the
smaller children lie and watt-it the
games of the older ones. Each car
containing the nursery attachment will
“carry s mutton or nurse, who will be
selected with a special reference to her
ability to amuse and euro tbr her lit-
tle charges. and she will have at band
supplies of milk, cookies and other
edlblos and drinkables dmrdo the in-
fantile heart. She will also have
charge of a medicine obi-st containing
a lull assortment of the simpler ronie~
dies for childish ailments. A minis.
lure loyvsliop is another adjunct ot the
trun-lilug nursery. and it will contain
everything from baby rattles to plvture
books and lilil‘)’ tales. Nothing. in
.nliort. will be missing that would add
ito the comfort or amusement o! the
.youug travellers: ’ llailwnyi Review. _
v
’THE MOST ORIGINAL WOMAN'S CLUB.
:It will Test “191.?th and Generosity or
[techies-thou.
ludiiina has the most original wom-
ml's club in Allit’l’lt'll. in that broad
and breezy State. iii-rhinos. there is
groom (or siu'li a thing. The "will”
lily of its oxisii-nt-inin a mow nnrmw
'niludt-il («immunity is doubled. its
iniemlwrxliip is small. and its main oh»
pet is to inert-use the tam-lamina of
ii-ai-b and «Very member. 'l'Ivm'y 'wom—
iinn who joins pit-ages norm!!! to divulge
'tlie sot-rots ot' surii thumbs and :ii'»
(fillilpiisllllit‘llis as she may [men-as,
iulul, as for as lmssiillt‘. to impart tin-m
:tn ili'l' follow nil-iiilwi‘s. .‘l,’¢'tllll]lil.’iil-
intents snob as singing, playing. dame-
Ling. own i'trllkillg. known lily some. are
’to ilt' taught to the others.
So far so pond. but thu- ilitlii-uit part
.is in the next group of by laws. lie.
{frets an» to ban wasted out. Any young
'woniau observing serious faults in a
fellow member is to labor with ill‘l" un-
Eiii sot-Ii mental or moral lileit'ilslws an)
;' oinovml. Allpwuliaritim Orrll'lllpt'l'lb
illlt‘lli are to in- c-Iom-Iy Wflil‘ill‘ti and
Vlaiiily dismissed. with u \'lt'\i’«'ill the ini-
iiirovonwtit oi their owner. This is the
j'point at which the toil-ra‘nui and ill‘ililli
'uilullwliwss of ”W liuliarzt woman is
ll‘XDt'I'lt‘ti it) siltiw ilrwif.
lin-ioh-niuily. ilw uiuirnnoniul pros-
pmits at tho iuviiilmrs are to be looked
out for. Young ilii'll are to ilt' silliiiml
,mrvi‘ully. and reports on tin-m renal
and iiisvilsru-ii at lilt‘ t'illil meetings. so
.lillli no iiioiiilwi' min maki- lill' mistake
or mart-yup: in haste without it sull—
llilit‘ knuwimlgl- of the man lulu whose
,liunds silo resigns lll'l' natural and ac-
quired vitamin and fuseluulhms.~l-‘wm
"l‘bo l’iiriian.
9 Would Allow no livssiun ot the law.
Judge ltny lloan. or luuiigtry. Tux,
‘ili-vlim-s that he is the "low west of lilo
l'i-ms.” Leslie's Weekly tells tin unm-~
‘dnio of him wiwu he sat as I'oroin-r
lllltl ill'ill an inquest on the body. of a
man who iilltl ilit'i a violent death by
falling from illl' grout railway bridge
that spam: tha- l'm'ml river. .\n exami-
nation slmwml that llu- luau ililli u re-
‘voiw-r liiili t'ni-iy dollars in «ash in his
pm-iwt win-n ho was killed. Alter
swmrinu in a jury lilili looking mw-r
iin- i-ii’m-Is 0t i‘ill’ iii-ml luau. .liuiuv
,ltouu enlii: “ill-nilu-nwu or lill‘ Jury.
libel“ ain't no doubt how this man
rain» to his death: lilili'il all plain: but
what l would like in show is why in
lilu- name of iliimalrr lli' varrimi timl
‘guii. Now. L'i'liiil'illl‘il. it's auin the law
to rarry ll mnwniml and lmuiml gun
ill tlw Mail- or 'l'viinnuncl psi lu-vuiisv
this uu-iitIi-iuuii look it into his lll'ilii to
luel killed l iinn'i moon to let him or-
tu-ml the [wave :tlitl dignity or Texas. i
tini- iiiui l'ni'ly dollars."
'l'lte Queen's Awkward Present.
The l"l't'llt'il m-iniiy o! New l‘uimiaiila
'is troubled lp‘ llu- livpmiuiiaiis of liver.
iwlili'li iiiuitlpiy with uiuri'rinuu rapid
‘liy aiui illl'lltlt' tho piuimiliuim. win-r»
tin-y do urn-iii Iiiisvlilvr. vi‘mi i-Iluiliiiip;
up into the grapevine. .\ I'lli'itllilt ti-ii-
‘ilii'l' of the trouble i» that the tit't'i‘ are
not nuiiw. bill are the uii‘spi'lni: of ii
present Iiuulv to the u-oiuiiy by lin-
eup-en of Plantain}.
i A M'it'liiiill' wr lui' draws from this
fin-i n lemma that ii is well in in» min-
tiaiis mini-ruins; lln- gifts or animals
m. may iii-stow upon oilwr ivonnirios,
{and will make them without iulvim-
‘i'i-uui i'Muirin t‘tiili't'l‘llilli: the t-oiitiiiious
Itiiui mutiimvuvivu. "llilllllh ill All»
'il‘tlilii. tlu- iiiuiiumm- iii .luiuaii'ii, tliiti
film New l‘uiu-ilnniiiu rim-r allot-ii in.
Millions in Wilil'il sari: uitls. made with
Iiiil' limit intentions, have resulted ills-
’ust i'uusiy.
i ii iii iiulil liiiii the l'til'lill'l‘li or tip-
‘Hlniii of Maine have also muttered i‘rnni
itiw iiu-urslnus of aim-r slurp t‘I'ltll‘lt'A
‘tioiiu wm-i- [liill'l'll upon the hunting of
”will.
lliml lawlt.
i-‘ii'ul 'l‘mmp Didn't l see you snwln'
. wood imp-play?
flm-mui 'l'mmpml'm. list, Willi ullu of
data «int oi-ooslons when ii men what's
lissy emu he usu't silent to be idle--
,‘i‘rutii.
ussvluotspsceotseverslteel. hevw
Helium m mounts to 01.48837.
The siuouut mulled is 31.500. This
list’willbsprinwdeverydsy. with the
sdditious. until the whole smut Is so-
eund. Booeunnendsble sn object sp-
posls to every oltiseu. sud we believe
willlneetwitli universsl respopss. It
isnetueessssry that the sunset sub-
scribed should be lam. for say stun.
however sinsll. will be sobnowlediged.
However. ss the mount M'tl'ti is
considenblo.those whom sble should
be as generous ss po-ible:
lvix‘ [ ,I ‘
r. “LL-w“ ’- Ink“
General Russell Frost 8.50.00
Mayo; 0. G. Bobsnnuu 50.00
Nelson Taylor .30 00
Robert H. Rowan 00.00
Marvin Brothers {Min
Edward Beard 50.0"
Frank A. Ferris 50 on
John H. Ferris ”in 00
Jeremiah Donovsu .0 00
James Golden new
Christian Swsrts 3.0 00
John H. Knapp pom
Ebenezer Bill mm
Elbert A. Woodward
George E. Iounsbnry
50.00
50.00
Edwin E. llsthewson so on
Andrew Thompson 50 on
Peter L. Cnnninghsm so on
Mortimer M. Lee {in m
Jacob M. Layton 25 00
William W. Camelock 2.3.00
Richard H. Golden 2.3 00 .
Charles E. Jennings ‘23 00
Oliver E. Euro. New York 10 00
R. T. H. Barnes, Boston m 00
George I. Boxton in on
William B. Reed iii no
Colonel Leslie Smith 10 on
T. J. Adams. New York to on
Dr. G. W. Benedict iii no
A Friend, Boston. ill on
J. S. Summis. Xew York. 10.00
Caleb Wood. 2 no
Thomss Mchillsn, 2.00
.l. I". Bailey. Newark. N. J.. .50
Fred Keeling moo
Raymond Brothers 2.3.00
‘W. H. Hoyt a Son. 20.00
Lester St. John. liowaytuu, in on
Mrs. Andrew Thompson, [1. A. ll . l 0"
ii. A. Mathewmn. 2:» no
L‘iittou M. Umley. i on
J. Harrison (Imioy. l on
Charles H. Juana-mm, t: up
Mary A. Cunningham. D. A. ll . 10 00
l’. L Cunningham. treason-r Mun-
umentul association. transfer
at balsam. pm .n
The Hill & Hubboll Lumbrr Co .
Jsmes C. Green.
Totul
lil,llil
Ill till
that». ii:
IF YtlU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
BRING iT TO US
(luv prrwripiinu depart
"Will, i» i-iretuilv uiiin
itumi. We supply all
"PW I‘t'illt'liit'h its mum in
they are in the market.
Ti" Dill Mill! FRUIT
$00!.
A drink ul Quit-on
Hiiiiriu'rt. at. our
muiii [miniuiu glitz.
riullt to tilt:
spill.
‘ In. H.
PLAISTED’S.
43 Washington Street.
30. NORWALK. CONN
liotius tollgetnotors.
liltiil will he received in! the ilmlt'ruimn
t-iluiiiuuiiltm'. at tho utilize at John ll.
Limit. i-inutb hinrwnlll. (3mm, up in but
iivilu ,.iiily ii. Wilt, l'Jii'olot'it linen. im-
turnshinu iiiiilorinls tlllti building the
touudstlons tor the pro meal new hrirk
addition in tin» Prank la street M'ilmli
building. neuol‘ilinu to plans and ntwvilitm-
tiann prepared by Warren Ii. ilt'luus.
.iruhilmrt. llrlduenm't. iMun. which plans
and sinwllii-ut-lon-i may be neenat the at»
”real “'lilJ'l. Knapp. urchin-cl. heath
.‘i’uirwnlk. tfnnn. .
'i'iie mmmilioe romvo the right to re-
ject any or oil Imia.
A. iliiliiittfilMlli.
.ltlilVl It. Mom“
narrow minimum
518 ill. Dill-riot Committee.
Austins ' the” shunt toilets
gsusn , (hutsuly shout to
plants) at ' Hie. in sll the Issuing
sit-ties.“ 3 s 1%” third their so-
iusl vslue. Item to be but] when
those we gone. '
Like siloboiutltiug‘s in small quaiv
titles. they wiiiuutlmt long; prion is too
little tor sueli' splendid grade.
Some have been sold at 13c,
Twenty [C5, oi in .c Lawns, good
leiol' ribbed vests,
y Hidies' ribbed vests, white and ccru.
* ' , Indieii' Richelieu ribbed vests,
. Ludios' tine Egyptian ribbed vests.
We're givinl It's! sample papers at
Bovisu plus. When you happen near
the notion depsrtinent Mk for one.
Misses' lino jersey ribbed sleeveless writs.
drawers,
Shirt Waists
Separate Skirts~8umtuer ones. From
the very beginning we bsve been doing
a Skirt business that indicate something
above the ordinsry run at such goods
They sre the most genteel styles to be
found and theysve as low priced as any.
They’re tsilor mule.
The more stylish s skirt can be made
to hang. the more eomtortsble it will
look.
host. and our prim-s wu- guaraulvv.
Lawn shirt waists, double point yoke ha"
ed collar,
Luvu and [wruulc waists in all tip,- new
light and dark.
Black lawn waists. detached collars.
TRISTRAM
You can easily clean your own lam,-
cnrtsins by using our Park City Curtain
M, ,TRISTRAM si-iYAT-r, "
WARM WEATHER GOODS REDUCED iii PRICE?
On Saturday morning. July 3, we will place on sale allot our line ()rgandies, Lsppets and Mull
but most of them are 15c goods.
Summer Underwear.
Milos' line Jersey liliit' combination suits.
Men's bulbrii: van shirts. long and short sleeve. and
Boys‘ normal shirts and drawers, all sizes,
We show all the latest novelties as mm as they are out.
(luv waists an- mail“ in til: the workmanship is the very
a',
Wash Dress Goods.
All at one price, I: t-zc per yard.
styles, rcgu'ar t: I It: quality. at 8c per yard.
Wash Skirts.
050 Brown crush skirts. 1.1
to; Brown crush skirts, seven mm, wide ham. 1.”
i251: Brown linen skirts, seven sores, wide item. 1.35 .
ilk: White duck skirts. 1.25
500 White duck. extra heavy. 1 1’5
12o White dock. stitched seams. wide hem. 9.00.
White 1’. K , wide lu-m. 2 00
2.1: Black and mohair brilliantine slit-ls. figured and plain. '
2.34: Oi to 5.00
Housiornishing Dept. . ‘
This is the weather that makes you think about oil nook
‘ stoves. We have sold more this senmu than ever before.
The reason tortilla; is we have the best and n vices no
right. We have all sizes. Come in and let us show you
it. detach-
:m how the new no :eity Blue Flame stove Works. It will
patterns. please you.
74.: White Mountain ioe crenu tremors. all sizes.
$1 00 Hammocks, all styles. from 501: up.
8: HYATT,
Gazette B’i’d'g.
stretcher. 8H3 each. Try one.
By the unique plan of adjustable pins
which can be moved into any pmitinn
in thetrutuv. it brooms: not only the
cheapest but the heat curtain tilfl‘it'ilf‘l'
on the market. Upholstery dflllfllllllt‘lli.
ltoblwr blankets. Biggest bargain in
the world tor camping parties. t lul y We.
each. Only a qusrter their mguiar n:-
toil price. \
Th“! 8'0!" igniuble size and reli-
able quality tor any use where rubber
blankets are required~curriages .deliv. -t y
wagons sad it down or more other plac-
es where perfect dryness is desired. At
the blanket department. (out 0! main
stairway. lothe létt.
Wrappersatnom new ones. mom gm d
ours, inure handsome ones. (limit-moss
is being kept up with each new lot that
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S BiGsTORE‘
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
‘ Hip: lawns tor
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
1N ALL DEPARTMENTS.
l’i-nplo desiring Furniture and (tarpon: will timl it to their advantage to call an
ex nuino our stark. SH." “Lil. DlSUUKTN 1‘ Fill: CASH. New patterns 0! Osv-
p-gtzi n coivml tiuiiy. .
We Sell the Champion Curtain Rod. Exsmiae Its Iorits.
LAWNS. HOSIERV.
rm Children's last block hoso,l2,'._.‘e;2 («250
M (,‘iiiiliron's tun. ‘ lilo
10cz Ladies' regular made llennsdorl dye. 150
WE ARE LEADERS KN ALL DH ‘ARTMENTS.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT.-
it: lawns,
1:..- lawns,
entries in; and prires kept down. Tiii'y'm
psprotty and as low now as they were wedding and SOC'ety
)8“ Work. 2 ' s
‘ U
Engravm g
The Do M. READ CO. The Sentinel rzm nnw miter inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
iiiug invitations, ummum cuu‘uls, calling cards-elm, (ii a specially advan-
iagcuuscliaraticr. Tliciiighcfl guide: i-li wmk at prices bula vcsyiitilc
BRIDGEPORT. i.;:ir(:::incc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
i‘ - '
H7 .--..._..,,.. . Ff. _ MW... . m-..-.... . .. .. . . .. W.--” ..._ ti...» - ..... ....._......-*
- A Great Murder Mystery.
That wliicliis bothering the pollen oi’Now York just now. But there is no mystery *
about our prices or the quality oi'our goods, both are 1 pie dale.
Counterpancsiu live grad-:3 and tell sizr. Illit..C: 75". 93c. 6| 19. I 3')
' 4‘)
Summer corsets. 39.;
Blue. blank, rod and grey “titles in calm»; Lil'JiLC t \‘lilli.
Gouts' summer um-icrwcar-sliim, 25L’.li"ilwcih. 351. ask loser. them.
We are peticctiy willing to show them, even ll you do lint tail: in buy,
lutdics’ wrappers, 59c, ligr, 9%, I. H).
We have a low mun: oi those joulinicrcs lclt that we are selling lot.
we and me. Now is your Uranus; there was a big tusb for than iii;i
past wrck
Lo! «it'luuty “Milli paper lutltct», north iluuhlc what we aek; prius.
ISl', :5"! 39C.
l’auiogy woik bunkeis with cover, isc.
Remember what we keep. DRY GOODS, NU'i‘IONS, iiilSlEiiY AND MILLINEllY
Remember tli
THESOUTH
i3 lillilii} I
NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
Ozone; VANALSTVNE. PROPRIETOR.
Remember the address:
118 Waisliiiigtmi Street, South
N oi'wulk, (ii.
4—14
——-—u
. OOLDBERG'S
New York Millinory Parlors!
I- ufll. «Unarmed.
During our first week oiskirtsaie we www.- t'tlill‘lciiCli lo rcplcmhh
and add a more complete line oi
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Skirts are sold ill greatly reduced pmcs.
Goldberg's New York lillilnsry Psriors,
O. J‘".. lil'tlllllltlioll.
Coupons given away with every 250 purchase. Ciiilp ms will be iililWll
Saturday. lane 5.
w...” Md
Advertise In the Sentinel.
.. Nu... ..m-g.~...~m..~_.m
“Roma POINT GROVE!
m...
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Couiuieiiciiig Saturdaw, June lliili, Daily Ai-
icrnomi (.‘oncei'lsond Dancing; in
the Evening.
m
rsiirosssucs iii sunaosiue umsoos sss
titsius. ‘
. Norwalk, Connectiggu"
t
l
‘i
Norwalk Chronicler