club. July 24.
s l". I, \‘m
with ,. , .
Dr. w Acton.
”imam Ainsworth. at Cottage
arm-who has hen spending a week's
vacation ill Springfield. Mesa. has re
mo '
tandem sunsts‘cke, Monday.
"“'—..T'—"
Cove m was ilooded by yestei'day'lI
storm. “remained so all day today.
makinfiltjelmo‘et impassable for teams.
Mrmridllre F. W. Malhin and son,
“Mongolian. are visiting in New
Will‘lrllixephey has visited in New
11"”. - ‘
"Jellllla'tfiommedieu will go on the ex-
cureiulfw‘flewport. tomorrow.
fCharlék‘Wileon. 0! New Rochelle. is
visiting Hiram Brundoge. of Warren
street. _. g
are my uneven.
‘ Kenning rectory Building.
090W Dudley E. Hoyt yesterday
convicted the work of removing the
big Wk chimney at the Bat Forming
‘ company’s factory. for the city of South
um. He has also removed a good-
lypcstlouofthefaotory. which isto be
taken in the widening of the street. and
, m to ilniah the work this week.
Cents-actor Henry R. Fitch. who is
repairingthedamage done to the fac-
tory by life a month ago. has the frame
work in position.
g ed Wilmot'e Belongings.
~~.~~.- ‘ it Young. of A.Solmans'ateam-
er Laurel. who picked up the sharpie
from which George H. Wilmot was
drownedoifGreeu's Reef. about three
ammm, after-
, , m will leave Gregory's
Point. W. for Block Island. On
lnerd ,. . filo captain Hubert n. Bishop,
Frank 3 Merrill. Charles N . Wood and
, Ion of Mrs. Charlee
A. of VenZaudt avenue. suf’
011W Hoyt has now Tackled the
frightened the horse. which. civics a
bound. freed himself from the wagon.
breaking the hermmnd started up the
street. He was caught after running a
half lullaby N. B. Grofoot and John
then. Sn. and returned to the owner.
Oousidereble didiculty was experienced
in getting the horse back on the wagon
on mat of its fright. ,
The seleotmen and Board of School
Visitors held a meeting last night to
make up the deficiency of the year.
That of the Norotou district. which in-
cludes the pay of an extra teacher. is
over .400. It was tlnelly decided to
leave the matter with School Visitors
Rev. Arthur Bruno and Rev. is. J. Aus-
tin to present their reports at the annual
town meeting in October. and let. the
voters act on them.
Yesterday afternoon ex-Postmaster
George E. Everett exchanged his two
stores and dwelling in this place. with
New York parties, for the former Henry
d. 6. Heuschkel proprrty in Rowayton.
Mr. Everett will have an addition placed
on his new house. and expects to move
to that place.
'Gage Iuslee. of Stamford. is preparing
plans for an addition. mum, to the Pree-
byterlen church. It is to contain a
conference recur. parlors. class-rooms.
kitchen. etc.
Henry and Theodore Morehouse start-
ed Monday for Amherst, on bicycles.
They expected to spend that night in
Meriden and last night in Springfield.
St. Agnes Guild of St. Luke's church
is making arrangements to hold its an-
nual fair in'Augnst on the grounds and
in the chapel of the church.
Mr. Newman and family. of New
York.‘returned Monday for the season.
They are boarding with Joseph More—
house. -
Miss Mabel Holland, of Skanéatolt a,
N. Y.. is visiting Miss Elsie Street. cor—
ner of Prospect and Mansfield avenues.
John and Joseph Fairbanks have gone
with their teams to Midalleliold‘. to work
on the Middlelown city reservoir.
.
man of the Center district. is improving
the school-house and grounds.
Arthur Whitney is working this week
at l". V. Cantrell's grocery store. Wil-
bur Bates being on a vacation.
Miss Ada Wilmer spent the past week
in Bridgeport with her aunt. Mrs. T. B.
Gilbert.
The Congregational church will soon
give an entertainment in the Town Hall.
Arthur Whitney has been painting
Henry Stark's residence, Noroton.
Volunteer truckmon will practice neat
William Hindley. the new conimittro- .
weeks ago. has turned the heat over to
Captain Ezra Bostwick. of Stamford.
withallthe unfortunate young man's
belongings. including watch and chain,
clothing. etc.. which were found in the
cabin. Captain Young declined to ac-
eeptenything for his trouble. Captain
Boetwickend Mr. Wilmot were joint
Monday evening.
ROWAYTON.
bridge. last night.
Ladrigan noticed, or
thought hedid,somc one noting in a
suspicious manner under the railroad
As the otliccr ad
owners of the boat.
W..#.- W ..-. ..
-'-Did you see that
for Oil. at Wm. Richardson's?
camping on Butler Island.
and Perri! Werdwell.
lightfal spot.
“on ofLochiaw.
Syracuse special.
withl. a: W. lamp and Kozy camera.
. The Butler Island camping party brav-
‘ ‘ed the storm yesterday morning and left
Daubury beg and baggage for the island.
Several of the women folks who explor-
ed to accompany them were disappoint-
ed and as a result the men went alone.
Those who will compose the party are:
Matthew Scott. Will C. Smith. Geoue
Gretel. Fred Taylor. Roy Wildnlan.
home of the
party will not leave for the camp until
later in the week. The island is a short
(intend. from Rowaytou. and is a de~
Link llarry HoBherra. who was in-
jured while celebrating Fourth of July.
is dead at his home in Danbury. lie
shot himself in the hand with a blank
neuritic. pistol. The wound was slight
In fact. it named butemerescratoh.
vanced stealthlly. the figure retreated
and finally disappeared. l'mn looking
up Mr. Larlrigun found that one of the
railroad company's lamps had been
throwing his shadow.
A party of Danbury 1’”)pr have lea-led
Batlrr Island of Franklin Lynch. and
went into camp there yesterday for
one week.
i". iloylston teceivec‘l a (winignment
of lumber from l'ntnvy. VL. yesterday.
at his carriage factory.
The Weekly Summary.
The summary of the Connor-rem
following showing:
lleal Estate Halve—New Haven and
Willi Haven. l8; Hartford. 2%; Bridge-
New Britain 5: Middletown. 7; Nor-
Norwelk’. i.
lienl Estate illottgageew-Ncw Haven
and West linwn. element; Hartford,
"about; llridgewrt. ammo; Water-
bury. edition; Mcrhleu. TN"; New
Britain. with; Middletown. “7,300;
and t'xpt’t'lrltimm to resume operatione
Record for the. current week makes the
port, it; Waterbury. 27; Din-rule”. ;l;
wieh.ll; .‘ew London. '3; Danbnry, 3;
Saturday afternoon the boy complained
to his mother that it was ditllenit for
him to open his mouth. lie gradually
became worse. and when a physician
Norwich. ”.030; New London. it"
Daabury. $5.21!); Norwalk. ti ~00.
Hi;
boy had the loohiew.
rho amour- use».
the mounts were loans
In: htee in progress several weeks.
W_.m
Woe to import.
In lawsuit.
was called Sunday he found that the
The Court of Uotuumn l’lees cents in
yesterday morning at in o'clock. and
. before
Judge Why. of New Haven. in the
case at Marsh. Kerwin er inhuman
W Andrew ilellech and who.
“WW and Judge Beers argued
ft! the pieiutlfle. and Attorneys tilin-
“out Itemford. and Levi Warner. oi
hermit. iurthedefaudents. 'l‘hecaee
”It! M.“ W7 '0? the excursion
mum. via New York,
llew haves and llartiord Beilroed and
M. tie the marina of um
. “HIM” me all”, ”I“! M N w.“ pm".
WJWWQGMIG‘WJ fiWIifli‘llltl‘w W! “N! fight in pp.
Mmmwmmw
“M series! overcrowding m. .
loath Harwell: Savings leak.
lN'l'lelll'Zrl'l' Nll‘l‘ltIl-l.
norm Noun \l.K, Pose. June 2". lwi.
M a meeting oi the managers of this
bank. hold title date. a dividend to tlltpmr
tors of mlm-el at the role of tour per
cent. per nnnnm was declnml for the at;
nmntha mullmrJnlv l. Honourable on
and alter July libwli. liill'fl'lil nail alrnwn
will he ere-tilled to ammonia and draw in
wrest from July l lull};
.mna ll KhAl'l’. 'rmoon-r.
J l L: w.
letlce to contractors.
... . n. M...”
lilds will be received b the nndersl u~
edcomtnitlee. at the to ice of John l.
Light. 30th Norwulh. Donn. unto tletv
n it July”. ”all. l'tn'clocli own. for
ftlfillllllltlf materials and building the
foundations» for the proposed new brink
addition to the Frank in street school
hulldlns. according to niece and almonds.
lions prepared Warren ll. llrl gs.
Archheut. lirhiueuort. throw. which n ans
and a 'ltlnetlooa tinny be meet the of-
lloeo Wendi. Knapp. architect. south
t w ill do.
"" “dwelle-
in "midi trades".
llletriet Committee.
ill II
July? is. int.
Hon. John If. ferric-Deer Sir: Build-
ing a new church strains my own, per«
sonal mourne- to the utmost. but I
should regret to have the aoldlerslmonu-
meat erected without having a share in
the work. Put me down for 05. which
you will tind enclosed.
z” Yours very truly,
A. s. Ksrsnssh.
Stephen R. Wilcox also contributes to
to the loud. ,
The total subscription to the huddlers'
Monument now placenta to tunnel.
The amount required is 82.500. This
list will be printed every day, with the
additions. until the whole anmunt ill ae-
cured. Socommendal .. an object ap-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
will meet with universal response. It
is not necessary that the amount sub-
scribed should be large. for any sum,
however small. will be acknowledged.
However. as the amount needed is
considerable, those who are able should
be as generous as possible:
.4,
(”I'll “
t
l
I
/, m til-rm
’smzre most? 1
‘ "uma'
' .l 152'“ '
. lash-1005
General Russell Frost ewes
Mayor 0. G. Bohannan
Nelson Taylor 1000
Robert H. Bowen food
Marvin Brothers soon
Edward Beard 50m
Frank A. Ferris on on
John H. Ferris no no
Jeremiah Donovan no no
James Golden tom
Christian Swartz 5.0m
John H. line p 50.00
Ebenezer Hi1 Minn
Elbert A. Woodward :rlMlll
George E. bonusbury
Edwin H. Mathewson
Andrew Thompson
Peter L. Cunningham all on
Mortimer M. Lee on no
Jacob M. Layton 2.3 on
William W. Comatock 2.3m
Richard H. Golden 2:. on
'37) till
l" llll
Charles E. Jennings
liliver E. Hard. New York
it. '1‘. ll. Borneo. Boston In on
George 1. Boston In on
William B. Reed In no
Colonel Leslie Smith mm
1'. J. Adams, New York In on
Dr. (i. W. Benedict lone
A Friend. liosmn, to on
.l. B. Samaria. New York. lnm
Caleb Wood. 2 on
Thomas McQuillan. 2.00
J. l". Bailey. Newark. N. J.. .bll
Fred Keuting mm
Raymond Brothers 25.00
W. H. lloyt d: lion.
Meter St. John. ltowayton.
20m
Mm
Mrs. Andrew Thompson, D. A. ll . Lou
if. A. Mathowuon. 2.31m
Clifton M. Galley. lm
.l. liarrimn (kioley. Loo
(:hsrloa ll. Jimmerllou. 2 no
Mary A. Cunningham. l). A. it. 10.00
P. L Cunningham. treasurer Mon»
umeutal asstxziation. transfer
of balance. um?
' The Hill dc linbholl Lumber (30.. mm
James C. Green. limo
Stephen ll. Wilcox a no
ltev. A. s. Kavanagh 5.00
Total 31.4 nun
First atranger~"l say. that's my um-
brella you have 2" Second stranger—"l
don’t doubt it. sir—l don‘t doubt it. i
bought it at a pewuhrolter's."
lll' YUU HAVE A .
Prescription
To Fill
IRINO i‘l’ 'I'O UO
tlllr promrriptlon deputi-
mont is mmdully mun
nut-d. We MIMDIV till
now rmnmllm na mam as
llwy are in lhc market.
1'" Dill Mill Ill”!
80!”.
A drink of Queen
tillerlmrt at our
node fountain goes
right to tho
amt.
R. H.
PLAISTE 0'8,
43 Washington Street.
80. NORWALK. CONN
Happy." "
nuance
Another lot of those elegant toilets
guano edged ribbons. (but only about to
pieces) 0 inches vitae. in all the loading
shades.» file a yard-none third their ac-
tuel value. No more to be had when
these are gone.
Like all choice things in small «loan.
titles. they will not last long; price in too
little for such splendid grade.
We're giving away sample papers of
Sowan pine. When you happen near
the notion department ask for one.
Separate Skirts—Summer ones. From
the very beginning we have been doing
a Shirt business that indicate something
above the ordinary run of such goods
Tin-y are themost genteel styles to be
found and they are as low priced as any.
They’re tailor made.
The morc'atyliah a skirt can be made
to hang, the more comfortable it will
look.
You can easily clean your own Inm-
curtains by using our Park City Curtain
stretcher, all. in mob. Try one.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
RISTRAM a HYATT, §
WARM WEATHER coocs REDUCED lN'PRlOEt 4‘
. t
nowwemtilqonu ;
Wash Dress Goods.
(in Saturday morning, 1on 3, we unit piece on solo all of our fine ()rgamlics, Lappcts and Mulls.
Some have been sold at 18c, but most of them are 25c goods. All at one price, u i are per yard.
Twenty 1 cs. oi lino Lawns, go'nl st; lcs, regular 12 i so quality, at BC per yard.
Summer Underwear.
Ladies’ ribbed vests.
Ladies' ribbed vests, white and corn.
lmdics' Richelieu ribbed vests,
Ladiea’ tine llnybtian ribbed vests.
Ladies' lino Jersey lislo combination suits.
Misum‘ lino jersey ribbed sit-evolves Vt'illll.
Men's balbriggan shirts, long and short sleeve. and
drawers.
lloys‘ normal shirts and drawers, all sizes.
Shirt Waists.
We ahow all the latent novelties as soon as they are out.
not waist" are mallet” lit; the workmanship is the very
inst. and our prices Wl‘ guarantee.
Lawn shirt waists, double point yoke hank, detach-
mi collar.
Lawn and permln waldo in all the new patterne,
light and dark.
Black lawn waists, detached Collars.
Wash Skirts.
05:: Brown crash skirts. i l
loo Brown crash shirts, seven gores. wide hem. L25
l'3|.~.o Brown linen skirts. seven gores, wide hem. 1.25
lilo White duck skirts. 1.25
500 White duck. extra heavy. l 75 .
12o White duck. stitched seams. wide hem. 2.00 .
White 1'. K . wide lit-tn, ‘3 till
25:: Black and mohair brilliantine slirts, figured and plain.
25c ti to ace
Housfurnishing Dept.
This is the weather that makes you think abnut oil cook
strwes. We have sold more this mason than ever before.
The runs." for this in we have thr but and our prices are
right. We have all sin-x. Come in and let us show you
how the new no oily Blue Flame stove works, It will
please you.
White Mountain ice cream fretzors, all aizns.
llnnnnocks, all styh-s. from Enh- up. ‘
:Il’i‘:
-.
err)
$1.00
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd'g.
lly the unique plan of adjustable pins
which can he moved into any pmition
in the frame. it lurcomea not only the
cln‘a'wst but the best curtain uln-lrher
on the market. i'pholstery drpartnwnt.
‘ilubber blankets. .l}iggent bargain in
the world for oarnping parties. Holy new,
each. Hnly aquartnr their regular in-
tail price.
They are of a suitable size. and ruli-
nbloquality for any use where rublwr
blankets are retluiretl~eerriagtw,tlv~liwry
wagons and adczon or more other plow
es where perfect dryness is desired. At ,
the blanket department. foot of main
stairway. to the left.
t
Wrappers-more new ones. more good ‘.
ones, more. hailllllulnu «Mine.
is bring kept up wtth each new lot that l
iThonwnm-t 3
E“, ‘
j A.
. Margy:
.. . .-
l
SGOFIELD & HOYT’S BI‘GSTORE.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
.. - .,,_‘
int-h
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r ['4
. .n-
.: H 11‘
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
. lN ALL llltli'Ali'l'illiNTS.
l'mpiu desiring l’nrnitnn- and (Finn-t4: Will find it to their advantage to call on
exaunm- our stwk. Hi'i'll'lll. DIStYUlTNl‘ lt'lill CASH. New patterns of (Jar-
pots received daily.
We Sellthe Champion Curtain Rod. Examine Its Merits.
. L LAWNS. l HCSIERY.
L 12‘ l‘.“_.c lawns for "a" Children’s last block lxosoJ‘Jlgmilfor 23¢:
' fi’ ’ ', llo lawns. no} Children‘s tan. loo
. . .1 1.30. lawns. In:l Ladies' regular made llormsdorfilye, loo
3 .2 , WE Alli) LEADERS 13' ALL DEPARTMENTS.
i" 1‘ '3“ .
i. m SCOFIELD & HOYT.
comes in; and prices kepltlou n. 'l‘hry're l
last week.
The D. M. READ CO.
1
muoom'ok'r. l
asprl-tty and as low. now as they wt-rogwedding and SOCle'Ex \
Engraving} '
The Seminal can now offer imluccmrms :o paillt"; drmlng engraved wed-
ding invitations, annommemcnts, calling cards, clc., ol a specially advan-
tageous character.
in advance of printing.
llrlCCS-
'l‘hcbiuhcsl grade of Wnl‘k at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
I 49
Summer corsets“. 39c
ixulics' wrappers. 59c, 39v, «13v. 1.19.
Remember what we keep.
ll Great Murder Mystery!
That which is bothering the police, of New York just now.
about our prices or the quality ol our goods, boll: :no l'll-lO dale.
Counterpanes in live grades and full size, prices 75V. 93“. 8‘ .9, L30
llluc. Man it, red and grey {duties in calico; choice v yard.
Gcots' summer nmlcl'wcarmshirls, 23c. drawrrs, :gc oak losce thorn
We are perfectly willing to show them, even if you do no: Hill: to buy.
int there is no mystery
We have a (rut momoi those l-lflllllli‘l't's left that we are selling [or
lot: and me. Now is your clnnntcz lhcrc wax a big null [or llmm the
past \arck.
Lot nl lancy WoSit‘: paper baskcte, Worth double what we mic; pliers,
l5l‘, 25c. 39c.
Flurry wink baskets. wilhcovcr. use.
DRY GOODS, NO’PIONS, HUSlEltY AND MILLINElll"
Remember the name :
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
atone: veuenorvnu. PROPRIETOR.
Remember the address: 118 Washington btrool, South Nol'walk,(}t.
D'M
OOLDI
I. ems. ems
Coupons given away with every use
w
Advertise In
New York Mllllnory Parlors!
I» urn. liUtl‘llltliOIL
During our ilrst week oi skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our skincare sold at greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s llew York Illllnery Parlors.
Saturday, June 5.
two“. .
purchase. Coupons will be drawn
the Sentinel.
i
.1”~
ROTON Pommsovn
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Commencing. Monday, June lilth, Daily Ai-
ternoon Concerts and Dancinw 'n
Pi
the Evening.
statesmen: ll suclrclnue arrsssoos aac‘
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