., tor,
‘Vlllmtoflorthpcrt
hawasnct hnrtisa
was saved bylalliug
near the house. lie
MWtotesdspu-tyorsbm
tmfiiawufiork and Brooklyn.
W Nthemuponeoi
1111mm
lb; Wage. othispleavenue.
whoi 'h'th‘nhlr herblcyclanearnoton
PM mm injured her knee.
“MWtathehcuss andwillte
"1111111111 Hethcdist Episcopal
., “alumna "Beulah
m the evening on "Only a
”it
lBennersndtheMisees
Mommyflonner of Jersey City,
sprinting 111.1111 sir-.11. Apell, of
Sbtlilliliareuua
WW. B. Verity's steamer "Ad-
tileV”waaon the shore at Gregory's
Paint. yesterday. receiving a needed
emitting
”Willa Barry Ainsworth
L. 1.. Monday
Wheeling to Bridgeport and then taking
the 'st'esiner from there.
Bav.0harlesE.Benediot.0113syside
L. 1.. will be home tonight. He wil
peeach toutorrow in the First Methodist
lbhoopal church.
It. and Mrs. Horace Wheeler, of
lethal. 'are visiting (fiends in East Nor-
Renhen Falrchild and family, of
Beaver Brook, will camp at Calf l’as’
tnre Beach next week.
‘ Mr. and Ira. Horace Wheeler. of
Bethel. are vrsiting Mr. and Mrs Daniel
L‘Hommedicu.
lire E Apell has returned home trout
her visit to New York and Jersey City
Heights.
J. Wallace Marvin has the contract to
' out the hay on the Brady farm in Maple.
.703“!-
Captain Garrett Decker and Edward
F. Smith have gone bluetishing.
E. E. Gorbam and family are expect-
ed home from Kutonah. Monday.
Frank E. Carr is visiting relatives in
Huntington, L. l.
SUPPORT OFTHEPOOB.
A Table Showing the Comparative
Goat in cities of the State.
The following table. complied by (inr
son 8. Gait. clerk at the Board of Char-
ities. 0! Bridgeport. shows the cost 111
._1uemaining the poor in the different
cities it the state and the proportion 01
the m on the grand list. also theta:
percapita. Thetable is based on the
ocean at 1890:
Tax In
(Tilda T
0hr. Cost. mt. illixplllil:
Berti-1rd. stem 1 Mn 11.111
New Britain. ”.1111 so 111 1.11.1 mills
Newman. 111.111 1.1.111 1111.1 ..
Waterbury. 11111111 2.5-1» .1011 ..
New London. 11.211 111-111 1.1m ..
Norwich. mm 111-111 11111:» ..
Bridsrenort. 11.11111 .11-111 91.11 ..
Danbttrs. ‘lini 3.11.111 1.11111 ..
Norwslk. 21.111111 111-111 11111 ..
fltsmlnrd. 11.1111 111.10 .9111 ..
Iiddistown. ten-1 1.-u111 141111 ..
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Mm...“-
(lac hundred and eighty irnsh sir
children were obligtd to returned to
New Yuri: altars three days' outing on
account at the measles.
Louis ltead is engineer for Gilbert.
Dalsndtccsapsny.
Ilsa Iiunte Gilbert has recovered
irons slight illness.
In. J. W. “and has been here call-
iag on some of her old friends.
housed Dunn. who has drivcus most
cart tor (lilsru Jennings the past three
rm. is going into business in Nor-
walk i‘ur him-tall. We shall miss his
aniline lace. but wish 111111 the best of
W. Walter (hustled takes his
’1 W W”; 0' 1“”. YOl'N. h“
eumawith histamily to his missus to
spas! tiresome». Heirs iatnous
IlllI't
lutehiescu is 111111111111
John 1. Batchinscn. ea-anllsotor oi
tatsrnalrevsaae.isstiii impetsl 111' be.
'iasappeintsdeollscturmoiwnhstandiug
shlghghtis being made against hint.
RomanticsythstOollastur hyssss
willhuitiover it the must between
rival Issabltsu «anteater masses
”Msumflh
e .
m‘wil!
nonunion preach in the ‘
«no normal liquor or any dc.
scripticn shall be brought into camp.
Mwfllbsserved at mess The sur-
piecewillbefurnishedwithasupplyof
spirts tcr'ruedicinsi purposes." ‘
Thefiartford‘Oourant thinks it is a
very ecruiortiug‘provisiou in the order
which prohibits the men taking any in-
toxicating beverage to' usurp and then
assures them that beer will be served at
mesa. In this the advantage of being a
sailor over time! being an infantry-
man, signalnran. artillerymsn. or ina-
china-gunmau in the National Guard is
shown. These other fellows are sup-
pmdnottotskeanywetgcodetocsrnp
and never have beer at mess. The last
sentence of paragraph 4 of Commander
Buckland’s order might be considered
as a suggestion for those sailors with
weak stomachs or of bilious temper-
meut who cannot drink beer at their
meals. It is understood thatthesurgeon
willbesupplied with a good stock 01
prescription blanks
A KEG 01‘ on)”.
Inside of Seven Hen it was too Heavy
for Ir. Sammra‘ Carriage.
About 8:80 o'clock last night. a car
riage containing seven men was going
through Washington street. when one
of the rear wheels collapsed. The men
were thrown out and John flisilip was
quite badly hurt. Dr. Shorer was sam-
moned and deemed it'ndvisable to have
him taken to the hospital.
The turnout belonged to Liveryman
Sammie. of New Canaan. and was en-
for a keg oi cider.
cider the putty come to South Norwalk
and wgnt fishing. Mr. Sammie tracked
the men and arrived here shortly after
the accident. He took the carnage to
Solmans’ stable. when» it was provided
with a new wheel. and then drove the
other six men home. Two of them were
James Hisilip and George Smith.
TEE CAREY QUESTION.
The Consolidated Bead Abundant: Its
Experiment at Greenwich.
A Greenwich dispatch says the experi-
ment of the Consolidated railroad in
lo ssing hack privileges at the Greenwich
depot has provon a failure. The idea of
controlling the hacks at the depot was
introduch about a month ago. A wen.
known liveryman of that place put in a
bid of $300 {or the year’s privilege. but
when he went to New York to sign the
c 1ntract the company refused to protect
him. and he withdrew his bid.
After trying to get some other firm to
bid. the company has abandoned the
plan and has decided to permit all hacks
at the depot the saute as in tho pzliil.
It was the intention of the company in
case the project proved a success thereto
establish the some rules at every station
along the line.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS T0 ACT
They Will Take Steps t1 Unionize
Beckerle a Co's Factory.
Edward Barrett. of South Norwnlir,
president of the l'uited flutters of North
America. has called a special meeting
of the National directors of the
United Hatters to beheld at 115 East
Fourth street. New York city. Monday.
July 10. at 10 s. 111.. to take final action
on the colonizing oi llcclterle & (Io.
itfliciai notices of the meeting are sign-
ed by National Swretsry Phillips.
it is now evident that whatever dif-
lerences may have existed in the nation-
alorgauizrtion have been settled. and
that they deem it for the best interests of
he trade to secure the shops of Becker
le 6h 00. if possible. '
0111 Dr. sweet. T
Probably the most unique. extensive
and valuable collection of [Ismael and
professional endorsements possessed by
any single individual in the world is
that of 0111 Dr. Sweet. a few of which
are published in today's Sentinel. When
the leading journals of New England
and New York unite in giving such
praise there can be no doubt of the worth
of the recipient. Old Dr. 3weet‘s tame
and reputation are world wide. and the
visit by this great heater to our city.
July 20111. will he a memorable event in
our history.
Weather Notes
Weather Bureau. New Haven 11. July
17~Tho tumour is highest on the
middle Atlantic coast and tails of! grad»
naily westward 111s storm of menus-
ay central in the upper Missouri valley.
lists is reported trons ”11th and
generally fair weather trots all other
sections.
The teuipsrsture changes have been
slight and local throughout.
Fm this section the conditions tarot
11.111111 showers btntght and header: sts~
tionsry temperature. variable winds.
Caught ills root in a hug.
lleWitt Ferris. the ”as". was
hurrying to not out 111 the way at a
cable csr‘assr itity Hall. New York.
yesterday. when he usuabt his loot lit a
frog anti 11111. 11111111111111. his leg to that
its is waited to ass 11 use.
oiwiilmeetwith universal response. It
isnotnecmary that the amount sub-
scribed should he isrgedor any sum,
however email. will be acknowledged
However.
considerable. those who are able should
be as generous as possible:
' .
gagedlorthe purpose of goingtoVista - “ .
After securing the ‘ ' ~
General Russell Frost
850.00
Mayor 0. 11.131111111111111 5000
Nelson Taylor 110 00
Robert H. Rowan 50. 00
Marvin Brothers 1'10. 00
Edward Beard 50.00
Frank A. Ferris £10.00
John H. Ferris {10.00
Jeremiah Donovan {10.00
James Golden 50.00
)hristiun Swnrtz 50.00
John H. Kna p $10.00
Ebenezer 111 50.00
Elbert A. Woodward £10.00
George E. Lounsbnry 50.00
Edwin E. Mathewson 50 00
Andrew Thompson .50 00
Peter L. Cunningham 50 00
Mortimer M. Lee :10 011
Jacob M. Layton .25 00
William W. (bullock
Richard 11. Golden
Charles E. Jennings
'51. 0‘0
2'1 ill
25 Oil
Oliver E. Hurd. New York i0 00
R. T. H. Barneeylloston 1000
George 1. Burton 10.00
William B. Road 10.00
Colonel Leslie Smith 10.00
T. J. Adams. New York 1000
Dr. G. W. Iknedlct 10 00
A.Friend Boston, 10.00
J. 3. Sammie. New York,10.00
Caleb W.ocd 2 00
Thomas hicQuillun. 2.00
J. lt‘. Bailey. Newark, N. J.. .50
Fred Renting 10 00
Raymond Brothers '3: .00
W. H. Hoyt & 3011. 211011
Lester St. John Rownyton, 1000
Mrs. Andrew Thompson. 1). A it 1.00
H. A Mathewson. 2:1 110
iiilton hi. Cooley. 1 1111
J. Harrison Cooley. 100
Charles H. Jimmerson, 2100
Mary A. Cunningham. D. A. R.. 10.00
1’. L. Cunninghnn1.treasnrcr Mon
umentsl annotation. transfer
of balance. 1011.17
The Hill A; Bubbcll Lumber Co. 10.00
James C. Green. 1000
Stephen ll. Wilcox :1 00
Rev. A. 3. Knvsuagh 5.00
Alonzo Wheeler 3100
Young Resident. 2.00
Total.
”.4511”le
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WINNIPA'UK.
Frank Dias is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation
lira. (tract and two children. 111
Stamford. are recreating here.
The case of Loudm vs. Hutchinson. a
suit over a boundary line. comes up in
the Superior Court. Saturday. July ill.
Both parties reside here.
“M“. .7. .. Mum...—
»«lt is sometimes very dinicult to got
a good cigar in a strange place. When
you leave for your vacation take along a
h 1: of Imperial Grown cigars.
IF YOU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
BRING IT TO U.
0hr pmriptlon depart
11111111111 celebrity 1111111
nasal. We supply all
new remedies as soon 1111
they are in the market.
T" Gill W" "ll"
50”.
A drink of 1311111111
Hlterl met at 11111
11111111 111111111011 ttoss
right to the
slit“.
11.:
91.11131: D's,
43 Washington fittest.
BU. NURWALK CONN
paste to every ultissn.sud we believe '
as the amount 111111111111 is '
above the
look.
ouch.
stairway.
Another lot cl those elegant lail'ell
gauae edged ribbbna, (butcnly about 70
pieceslilinches ide.inall the leading
shades.» ride a phone third their ac-
tual value. No to be had when
We're givin
SovIan pins.
the notion department ask tor one.
8111111111111 Skirts-«Bummer ones. From
the very beginning we have been doing
a Skirt business that indicate contouring
They are the most genteel styles to be
found and they are as low priced as any.
They're tailor made.
The more stylish a skirt can be rustle
to hang. the more comfortable it will
- TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
You can easily clean your own lace
curtains by using our Park City Curtain
stretcher, fl .13 each.
By the unique plan of adjustable pins
which can be moved into any position
111 the frame. it tinctures not only the
cheapest but the heat curtain stretcher
on the market.
Robb-r blankets. Biggest bargain in
the world for camping parties. Only 00c
llnly aquarter their regular to-
tail price.
They are 111 a suitable size and reli.
able quality {or rahynnse where rubber
blankets are rmtuired—oarriages,1leit wry
wagons and u down or more other plnc
1's where perfect dryness in desired. At
the blanket department. foot of main ‘
Wroppcrs~-n11wn new ones, more good
11111111, more handsome ours.
is being kept up with each new lot that
motor! in;
usprctty and as low now as they were
111-1 week.
The D. M..READ CO.
away sample pup1 rs of
hen you happen near
ordinary run of such goods
Try one.
Upholstery department.
to the left.
.; . 7 Q
i Yhon-onoss
and prices Imp! down. They're
,
Tcn more pieces of those 12."
‘ ' ’ ' s a .1 s s s ‘
“mailman” 1.. m" qm Lathes 01.13 chock sutt,111ado wdh a sailor collar, oi innoyl . ~ ,
titles. they 111mm) to“. . ‘ , .
little tor-utilrspleudld “0:39.111 mo Wllltc duck, 2-00
Ladics’ black brilliantino suit, stylish collar, Hercules braid
‘ it homing,
Ladics’ black Sicilian suits, new style 11.11111, trimmed ,with
while braid, "
Men’s one piece suits,
Men’s J orsoy suits, two pieces,
Boys’ tights,
Boye’ Jersey suits, two lilt’Ci‘S,
RISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Bathing Suits!
FOR lADIES, MEN AND BOYS.
Ladios’ grey ilanncl suits, two pieces,
$1.119
.10
.85 ‘
Norwalk. Connecticut
Gazette B'I'd'g.
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT’S BIG STORE’S
83 Wooltmglon Strut, South NOTWaslk Club Building Norwallt,
Hurrah forBig Bargains!
mafiifiifi dozen shirt waists left, which will be closed out regardless of cast.
Sizes 91-, .16, . 8, 11.0 and it). .
121: lawns 'vic sell 1'0ch yer yard.
(iii inch moircd laun
l111111g. ,_ 10c per yard.
[.mlics' first black 111150, 51‘ per pair; llcrmsdorf black hose, regular made, 151', per pair;
Children's 1:111 hose. 1131‘ per pair.
We nrcio receipt of -1 large invoice of Carpets. vclvcls and brusstls. that will be sold
for cash 1c vardlcss oi the 11111 111cci11zrll woolen ngoods at prices il1: 1t annot‘ be quoted
cl: ca he re.
83 Washington Street, South lierwalk ’
m ‘
Wedding and Socraty
._.~ E. w- .. ..
Wei
BRIDGEPURT.
Table Oil Cloth.
Shelf Oil Cloth,
Table Linen.
Napkina.
The Sentinel can now 11ch1 inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations announccmcsnl
,cailing 1arrls, cic., of a specially advan-
1.1gc111151hornc1cr. The highest 1.31.1111: 111 Work at prime but a very little
in advance at p11n1111g.
prices.
BOOTH NORWALK
Boston Store.
ill WASHINGTON 5T ,
Fill'l'll NilllWALK.
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Lace Curtains.
Shooting-.Hammooka.
I. adioa' Muslin
Underwear.
Orders left here for AWNINGS 111111 SAILS will receive prompt attention. Awnings
11111111: 111111 11111 up.
Wtwwwm
Ladloa' Hoao.
Oonta' Hoses.
Oonta’ Working Shit-ta.
Oanta' Underwear.
BOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
01:0. 11. VII stattlit. Prep.
wmuuororv 111:, sovru Nuttwsmt.
ll“
We keep satilcloth in stock.
Ladioa' Trimmed Hate.
Salton and Walking Hate
At Reduced Priooa.
Dress-cocoa. Notions
concatao'e
New York Millinory Parlors!
I: I‘ll“. “U154. WMI.
N aura. “311' euros
Saturday. June 5.
During our sin week oi skirtsaie we were compelled to l'epleiliblt
and add u more complete line 111
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Skirts are sold at greatly reduced pom.
Goldberg’s New York Iliilnery Parlors.
Columns given away with every 151- 11111121111141. Columns will be 1111111111
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IV
was:
Advartiao in the Sentinel.
j em
1101011 POINT GROVET
F int-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Co111111o11ci11g Saturday, June 1001, Daily A1»
10111111111 Concerts and Dancing in
the Evening.
PIMGIIAIGI ll AUDITOR”). IFTIIIOOI A“
“Ill".
Norwalk Chronicler