*llflwiii
wees wee-1.. but no
‘ . “than”.
~ mot, .M. rldlnrlnoll-
pesils Willi Riverside avenue.
~ 1
picked up um and carried into
‘ sudden“. whereehe re-
0'11“de and was then taken
home. ‘
Robert Etienne! Van andt avenue.
willeailim on the Campania.
for W where he will spend
two ninth" “at his former home
in none. Ireland. It will be
good am to Mr. Slicox'e friends
to knowtlis't belies recovered sum-
oientiyhnMihetrip.
Fuukflohass. 0! 53 Fort Point street.
MWMMMy;hnt itis
surmised it] ill! parents that he may be
found amend“ the wooded bills or Ridge.
field. as he has an aunt living there.
Yesterday Mrs. c. 11. 11111111. of
Cottage avenue. entertained Mrs.
Charleefl Godfrey. of Rowaytcn. and
Miss Marion Hudson, 0! Mount Vernon.
Thehuilding committee of the East:
Norwllk school not this week. but have
not yet mail a selection of the brick to
be used. or given out any new contracts.
Miss Lottie Morroll, of (love street
left Elli Norwalk yesterday fora two
weeks? visit with her aunt. Mrs.
William Underwood, in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Campbell. of
‘ ‘ New “York. who were guests of Mrs.
Anal. Campbell. have returned home.
‘ Till Hannah and Bridgeport Gun
club's will shoot a clay pigeon match at
Gregory's Point. tomorrow afternoon.
Earle Ward. the young son of David
“ Weill. of New street, is seriously ill of
winning cough and pneumonia.
‘ myid Bitdsull. of Second avenue, is
_ d a complication of diseases. induced
by an attack of chills and fever.
Lewis Bloom. who has been visiting
his cousin. Bert Bloom. of First avenue.
returned to New York today.
, TheAlumni association trolley ride,
arranged for Wednesday night. has
been postponed 1111111 tonight.
Ileblter ie in town. continuing
hie training for his go with George
alddoue.
‘ Mil Florence Powell. of Henry street,
.h bolas iron a fortnigbt's visit in New
Yak.
Henry Gerham will leave town next
Monday for Gresuport. L. l . to spend a
week.
Mrs; George W. Beach. of Waterbury,
lsthegusetolllrs. W. E. Marvin.
'Ml. Julia Brlchaer was the guest of
Mill M. hence! Wood. yesterday.
~90 see the moon rise on the Sound.
teale111. Tickets for the .1111 only 35c.
W
,. William Smith, of Osborne avenue,
gave a chowder party last night to about
a dose- of his irieuds lrom Green
'nll. “film. Weetport. Faitiicld
and Elem Bind. Later in the oven-
isawhletwsssnioyed.
cnownaa 01‘ MAWOO.
3!. WI loudly Ichool Olasu Pic.
nice on the My 111111111.
Mllllsr’s Sunday school class,
oi it. Paul’s church. enjoyed a picnic at
Neural Maud. yesterday. They went
overlarcw hosts in the morning and
W W the alteration. got.
ill bullion? o'clock. Mr. Mlller
M the wt of chili cook and was the
5 nlhor at a delicious clam chowder.
which. with other good things. was
“limit
ledge Anetta sailed over and made
' asset the company. He has invited the
“is not at Greeory'a Point out
' _ m. m the judge will entertain
M with all oi Landlord (i'hulllvon's
lend the” dinners.
‘ Th sleet catchers lifteeu young men.
_W..c...
AWWMATIEIAL
1......
‘ Clem-usual £111.... laid to
' It! Mlasl. laymoad.
. W Wills. real estate and in-
} sateen All of Taylor & Golden has
. one-11111111 formerly occupied by
m lcswdit fiestloel. in he»
direct. and 11de by
Mom. 1111111 111111111 c.1111,-
m
Who-settle m «at m
_, thsthsslaleu pisss 111‘ the
fiflmmrwsihlor Iii!” yeare.
WWW
herrlatidsvsrydsy.withths
manualllhswhcisamactuss-
cursd. Booctameadshleanobiloisp-
psslatoevsryeitlaaa,aadwehallm
wiillnsstwith universal response. It
isnotnscesesry that the amount sub-
scribed should he lsrge.ior any sum,
however email. will be acknowledged.
However. as the amount needed is
considerable. thosewhcerc able should
heusgenercuelspcssible:
General Russell Frost
Mayor 0. G. Bohanncn
Nelson Taylor
Robert H. Rowan ‘ $10.00
Marvin Brothers 5000
Edward Beard 510.00
Frank A. Ferris 50.t0
John H. Ferris 50 00
Jeremiah Donovan 50.00
James Golden 50.00
Christian Swartz 110.00
John H. Knapp 50.00
Ebenezer Hill 50. 00
Elbert A. Woodward 1’10. 00
George E. Locusbcry 1’10. 00
Edwin H. Mathewson 50 00
Andrew Thompson 50 00
Peter L. Cunningham 1’10 (.0
Mortimer M. Lee :0 (.0
Jacob M. Layton 25 00
William W. Comstock 25.00
Richard H. Golden
Charles E. Jennings
Oliver E. Herd. New York
25 00
25 00
10 00
R. T. H. Barrier. Boston 10 00
George 1. Burton 10 00
William B. Reed 10.00
Colonel Leslie Smith 10.00
T. J. Adams. New York 10 00
Dr. G. W. Benedict 10.00
A Friend, Boston. 10.00
J. .3. Sammie. New York, 10.00
Caleb Wood 2 00
Thomas McQuillan, 2.00
J. F. Bailey, Newark, N J. .50
Fred Keeling 10.00
Raymond Brothers
W. H. Hoyt & Son.
heater St. John. Rowayion,
Mrs. Androw‘l‘hompson.D. A ll.
H. A. Mathewaon.
25.00
20.011
10 00
1.00
271.00
Clifton M. Cooler. 1 00
J. Harrison Lboley. 1.00
Charles H. .limmersou. 2.00
Mary A. Cunningham, l). A. R.. 10.00
P. L. Cunningham. treasurer Mon.
umental association. transfer
of balance. 100.47
The Hill 61 Hubbell Lumber 00., 10.00
James C. Green. 10.00
8tephen R. Wilcox .500
Rev. A. S Kuvaucgh 5.00
Alonso Wheeler 5 on
Young Resident. 2.110
Total. .i.nl.’1T1l17
.-
WINNIPAUK
Frank Dias is enjoying a two weeks‘
vacation. ‘
Mrs. Grant and two children, 11f
Stamford. are recreating here.
Tbsoase of London vs. liutehlnuou. a
suit over a boundary line. mines up in
the Superior Court. Saturday. July 24.
Both parties reside hero.
.. m who”...
—lt 1...... sothetimee very dililcult to get
a good cigar in a otrlnge place. When
you leave for your vacation take along a
b is at imperial Crown algal-e.
ill‘ YOU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
IRINO lT YOU!
011v pr'mwipl imt Ilctmrtr
maul is curettiilv 1111111
1111141! We uupply all
new mutation 1111 soon as
they are in the market.
A drink of Qili'llll
Hheriuwl ll mlr
soda liliililltlii 1100»
right to the
spill.
1s.1-1.
PLAIBTED’S.
43 “11111111111111 Street.
SO. NOIWALK CONN
m one was saint '
secs.
.
the returned edmted ludlsus were
Manse. as they boasted. *lt nude
theta wlld. ‘ All energies were heat to .,
compel the adult males to cut their
hair and adopt civilised attire in vain.
Even the police would not near their
uniforms. A proposition to vent their
hair. from a former agent. resulted in
a mutiny. The duties of tlm‘pollee are
to arrest offenders and to. herd the
beef cattle purchased for» their own
consumption. Buttons were oonsid~
crably increased to the police to make
it worth their while to think twice be-
fore leaving the force. anal they \vree
informed that when there: were no po-
lice to herd the hooves the tribe would
go without. That was .; dim-rent pro
position. Two memborevwho had been
to school were discharged for wearing
long hair. Ono old follow. as a ope-
eiai favor. out his hair. but it cost the
6-5. His wife made his title a burden
and he in turn appealed to me to has-
ten with the rest.
By using rations and other supplies
11s a lever. 1 induced 11 few more to
out. and then i directed the police to
out theirs or leave the tort-o. They no
incinnlly complied. but once m-omn-
plished they new only too eager to
compel the rest and they cheerfully,
under orders. arts-steel and brought to
me evory educated lndian on the resor-
i'alion. There were twenty of 1111-110,
gorgeous in paint. fonlhers. long hair.
brocoholcnte. and blankets. educated
at an expense of ihoumnds of dollars,
living in their brush Bili-ilt‘l‘s wilder
than nny uneduomed- lndinn on the
reservation. and fully 1118 lazy and 11m.
biiionloee. The "lean-11" had failed
to perk. The 11111311 him’l’il’d them
111111 coin. tolled them to lam halide. They
soon had :1 hair 1111 111.11 11 suit or
clothes put on them. The lnallnufliihx»,
at my rmpwsi. 1119111111 11 peremptory or.
tier for all 10 out their hair and adopt
civilized attire; and in six weeks
from the start every Indian had been
changed into lin- semblance of 11 111-.
(-0111 1111111, with the warning that con-
ilnomviit 111 hard labor awaited any
backslidvrs. There has been 11111111:
111111 the task of moving 11111111 upward
has been porwptibly i'llSlt'l‘ from the
limo scissors dipped off their wild—
MRS
5.... : _. ___.,._.............
EMPEROR OF CHINA A NlGHT HAWK.
Frequently Receives Visitors Between 3
and l in the blowing.
The Emperor of (‘litnc is one of 1111-
hartlvstworkml men in the world. and
according to 11 curious 01111111111 vinit I
have never heard explained he tulip;
tlll)‘ 111111 night. 801111- of tin.» most im-
portant events I11 his daily programme
lulu» plum~ after Iiiiiliiighl, 11111] ilt‘ {rt--
qlwnlly rn-milvvs visitors by appoint
111cm :11 It :1111! i o'a-iorli in 1111- morning.
Who-11 Li Hung ('hniir; returned to I‘v-
11111 from his tour 11111111111 thu- 11111-111
the Eiilin'l'tll‘ received him 11ml ilt'lll‘li
his rvpon la'lwovn 4 11111! 1'1 o't-lovk .\.
.\l. Ho has ““0" rot-rival illiilmssa-
ions :11 similar hours. The Eulporor’s'
work titty begins at l o't'itwk l'. .\l. "l'
iii-s1 arm the mumbore 11f llw i’rivy
i'mlllu'il. then he lil'i’lill'ltl 1111 hour 111'
11m to liiv‘ i'lilu‘llil'l‘flltfli of their nu
ports and rt-t‘utnliwtuixulime, and thou
he receives flu» tilt-tilimi'a of the "lib-lat
boards, vim-rays. governors. 11ml other
.1lli1'i11ls who how- come to l’v-klu to ho
1111151111101! or to pay tribute or rowin-
instrnoliuus. HP alts upon 11 1111111111
upon 11 rum-d platform. ’l’hoy kneel
lwfon- him with their fort-brads 111111.11-
ing the floor 1111111 l11- 11111111111111“ 1111-111
111 lift their eyes. They fll‘l' kept in
this posturi- m long 111111 the old 1111-11
ilivtlys 11:11] llwlr hum-11 with l-usliiolle.
l‘ln- l-liilru-ror dim-u about sunset. and
lint the third 111ml of the day 111 initi-
11111111. Minimum-11 he retires as early
1111 I or 2 o'vlwk .\. .\l.. but T111 is often
:11 Work until daylighl.‘(.'l1i1-ugo lio-
1-or1l.
AWOMAN LAWYER OF THE EAST.
”or Chief (flies-is Among the Illgl Cast
Women of India.
l-‘omlulno lawyers are atlll rot-1-
enough to be exceptional oven in
Auwrivn. the land of progress 111111
(rotation; and it in surprising to ill'lli‘ o!
:1111- . a very clover and aiitwasfui one.
W1- am- told: < in indie. a millilry where
only the other day widowe were
burned at their huuband's pyro. and
religious enthusiasts were hurling
llwmsolvos under the wheels 11! Jug.
lii‘l'lllllll'il our.
llllo is it Miss Bomb”. who studied at
Oxford. 1111.1 returned to but native
"11111111111111 to 111-1111 admission to tho
mum. illio speedily gained a large
practice.
The unrestricted women of free
Amt-rive t'illi noun-vi: Pildillt‘ what u
‘ munch lawyer menus in her ll‘I‘iillll'll
sisters of the ”rival. Misti llurithji
lintis her chief clients among the high
rullt’ wumun. 'i‘bmw poor wrtvlt'lnve
are forbidden to apt-uh to any 1111111
«we their litmlmlulu. l'itlil slu- olttuo
1111111111; limit. they had nevi-r known
the itlxtlry of legal advice. lie effect-
tlvo has this l'orim's Work boon,
limvovor. that she was rwoully nbioto
scrim the umpiitiai of 11 “NM“ e1:~
mm of llllll‘ill‘i‘. «Puritan.
Sovereigns Steely 1111.111.
Most of the European wiverelgne are
only risen. 'l‘lw limiwror of Autumn
rim 111 «1:00 11. 111. in the summer 11ml
:1 u. m. in the winter. The linipn-ss
has llol' imill til 4 o'clock. 'l'lto ill-r—
tmm lions-rot not: to Work at 0 o‘clock
and often starts out for lite 1110mm:
ride at ll o’clock. 'l‘be Kluge of itnly.
lumtueula. and lwedeu and Norway
rise- at ii tit-look. The Queen 111111
3111-011 item-til of Holland are also «any
New: 11111 the lulu limo l'mlm 11f
iirlell broke all records in early vision.
being In tho habit of will“ tip for the
our 111 ii a. in. and vleltlse his invade
between d and 6 o‘clock.
A 1m .
their loss 11:11. which
Another lot at elegant 111111411
ganae edged ribbons. . tonly sboiit 70
pieces) 0 inches wide. tE all the leading
shades.» 2511 a y third their cm
tall value. Romero be had when
three are gone.
Lille all choice lhiugd in small quom
titiee. they will not last 0113. price is too
little for such splendid rude.
We're giving away sample papers of
80mm piuu. When you happen near
the notion department ask tor one.
Separate Skirts—Summer ones. From
the very beginning we have been doing
a Skirt business that indicate something
above the ordinary run of such goods
They are the most genteel styles to be
found and they are as low priced as any.
They’re tailor made.
The more stylish n shirt can be made
to hang. the more comfortable it will
look.
You can easily clean your own love
curtains by using 0111' Path City Curtain
stretcher, $1. l-‘i each. Try one.
By the unique plan of adjustable pins
which can be moved into any million
in the frame. it becomes not' only the
cheapest but the heel curtain stretcher
on the market. Upholstery drpanment.
Rubber blankets. Biggest bargain in
the world for camping parties. Only 001:
each. Only a quarter their regular re—
tail price.
They erect a suitable sire and reli-
able quality for any use where rubber
blankets are roquired—carriageefioliwry
wagons and a dozen or more other plae~
es where perfect dryness 1111111111111. 111
the blanket department. foot of main 3
stairway, tolhe left.
Wrappers—«more new tines, more good
ones. more handsome ones. Ghnivonvss
it being kept up with each new lot that
comes in; and prices ltrpt down They re
usprotly and as low now as they were i
last week.
TheD. M READCO.
liRlllGEPORT.
Table Oil Cloth.
Sholf Oil Cloth.
Table Linen.
Napkins.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT. ‘
WARM WEATHER GOODS REDUCED 111 PRICE!
Wash Dress Goods.
0“ Saturday “mm"‘ll. Jill)! 3. we will pl ace on sale all We: ()rgandies, Lappcts and Mulls.
Some have btcn 3111.1 :11 181:, but most of them are 251: goods. I atone price 1: .1 21: per yard.
Twenty pcs. 0‘ i' W LHWDS, go )1! styles rcgu 'ar 12 1 :1: quality, at 8c per yard.
Summer Underwear. Wash Skirts.
Ladiee' ribbed vests. .-
' 0.10 Brown crash skirts. l 1
Ladies: ribbed vests. white and torn. 101; Brown crash skirts. seven gored. wide hem. 1.25
Ladies. Richelieu “MW mite. 12‘... Brown linen skirts, seven pores, wide hem. 1.25
bodies fine Egyptian ribbed mus. lilo White duck shirts. 1 25
Ladies‘ fine Jersey lislo combination suite. 501-. White duck. extra heavy. I 75
Misses’ :iuc‘Jeraey ribbed slur-velour: 11111111.. 121; White duet, stitched seams. wide hem. 2.00
Men’s balbriguon shirts. 11111;; and 511.111 sleeve, and White 1’. K , wide hem. 2 00
drawers. ' 2! - Black and mohair brilliantine shirts. figured and plain.
Boys‘ normal shirts and drawn, all sizes, 250 $1 ‘0 5 00
Houslurnishing Dept.
Thin is the weather that males you think about oil cook
stoves We have said more this season than ever before.
The reason for this is we have the limit and our pricca are
right. We have all sizes. Come in and lot 1111 show you
Shirt Waists.
We show all the late-11 novelties 1111 soon 1111 they are out.
(’inr waists are made to fit; the Wnrkmnnghip is the very
best. and our prices we guarantee.
Lawn shirt waists. double point yoke liuclr.dvlac|1-
ed collar, .30; - how the now novelty Blue Flame stove works. It will
inn 11 and pore ilo wniile in .1“ the new [11111111111 ‘ 1119380 3'0“-
light and dark 75 ~. . White Menuhin ice Cfl‘lm freezers. all sizes.
Black lawn “aisle. detached collars, $1 00 Hammocks, all styles. from 001; up.
Norwalk. Connecticut
TRISTRAM & HYATT, GazetteB’l’d'g.
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT’S BIG STORE.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
l'o uplo desiring F urnitnrr‘ and Carpets will find it in lhl‘ll' advantage to call an
ex 1111111111111: stock. SPEC I \L DiSt ‘UU .'1‘ Full CASH. New patterns of Car-
,” 1 it pa to no 911911 daily.
in, ‘1' We Ssilthe Champion Curtain Rod. Examine lb Merits.
.\ ‘ LAWNS. HCSIERY. “
9:1 212.: 1111:1111 {111' 111 Children' e fast black hose. [2'21 2ior 231:
.‘ i 1 1.1 lawn-e. N i‘hihiron' 1; 11111.101:
_. ,; 15c lawns. .1011:Ladies' regular mode llermsdorfdyc. 1.50
' 1 i WE ARE LEADERS I\' ALL DEPARTMENTS.
., 1.. SCOFIELD a. HOYT.
Wedding and Society
Engraving!
who:
The Sentinel can now uflcr inducements in panties desiring engraved wed-
11 ng imitations .1n111111111',cmcms utility." 1 :-11 is e11:., of :1 5111-1: hilly advan-
lagoons characlcr. 'I llciiighesl grade 11f work at prices but a very little
inudvaucc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
no. 3
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store.
ill WASHINGTON 81..
1410' iii NURWALK.
Lace Curtains.
SheetingeJ-lammockl,
t adloa' Muslin
11 um. Underwear.
Orders left here for AWNINUS 111111 SAILS will receive prompt attention.
1111111 .
Awnings
11111] put, up. We keep satilciolll it) stuck.
Ladlea' Hose.
Gentl' Hose.
Oonta' Working Shirta,
Conta‘ Underwear.
1... .4. m ..
IOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
etc. 11.le distill, Free.
11» wmuuuurux er..e111:r11 NltltWALK.
Ladlaa’ Trimmed Hall.
Sailors and Walking Hats
At Reduced Prices.
Droonoode. Notions
.... “1..
GOLD.
New York Mllllnery Parlors!
l~ “I". 1101100111113,
Tinting our first week oi shirt sale we Were computed to replenish
and add a more complete line oi
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are [Old 111 greatly reduced prices.
Goldberg’s New York liliinery Parlors,
Elfin“. 11m 111011111111.
Coupons given away with every age
saloniay. June 5.
IRO'S
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Class liotel end Restaurant.
Coniuiouriug Saturday, Juno 1 001, Daily A!»
O
loruoou (‘onoerle 111111 liouoiuo: 11
the Evening.
parables. Coupons will be drawn
m .
Advertise in
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