W van charmingly at—
" m or brown Berra.
guns ant, and carried a
ulcerations. The young
:{the reoimeate of many
. A tempura new
. the concluded of the
All! gaeata present were
mu- Plait. Mrs Henry
on York William D. l’iatt.
John Williama, of New
In. Plait departed on
'jtgip,aaderpecttoretnm
" 1 they will take up their
, , nioelyturniahed house
at Eat and Van Zandt
W J. Kenton and Jeremiah
. Dartllorwalk, were mar-
gonna church, this mom-
nuptial mare. Rev. John T.
. j . mu Mary A. Fitz-
“ Titanium-id and Owen woods
' Kr. and lira. Havens will
leatNorwallr,wbere a recep-
will heheld tonight at 43 Fort
m from the annual;union
like hot Norwalk and Norwalk
M fly that the day wai
" pm delightful. and the to.
a mt enjoyable one, nothing
' toner the happiness 0! any-
Th mitten it to be congratu-
in M and carrying out a
Won.
m prayer Wand praise eervioe
at the Eaet Avenue Metho-
church. tonight at the
'Doth tbcpattor and Rev.
are expected to be pre-
aréliaetn will go to South-
‘ V and Thursday nighte
V . ~ 'aeaaon.tofurnieh music
”it hezivell' m that place.
M U I. Alarworth will exchange
,.., lithe Advent Christian church,
. with Rev. 0.1: White, of
Ill. W.‘ 0 Theme: is home from
llew Raven. where aho has been caring
firhfinothcr. who baa been seriously
'l
'l’helittltdeugbtcr o! m. and in.
14mm of Gotten “0M".
been ill, iaa‘omewhat better.
2 “Nil. 11. G. Diabrow and family are
flitting 1.0. Dubrovnot Bethe]. for a
tewdaya.
”(Joell and Myron (laborn. of Bart
avenue. an viaiting in Danbury.
In. Jennie Perry. of Riverside avo-
‘ true. in rich at remitteat fever.
m moor A ”MIR.
Jera- mm . of Stamford. Fined
, in the Int-walk Town court.
‘Jauea fiendereon. 0! Stamford. war
“MM It the Fair Urounde, yor-
W. without alieenae. Mr. Hender-
'Qhfiaaltttha employ of George Boot.
~ More. who had applied to the
mum for a liccnao,
fill All! received it. The proac-
” untitled him that he wee
comm to the law. and he
._; b lap and appear for trial
m. In the Town (hurt. thIa
' . Moll Judaic “replay. lien-
”' ‘ muttered eoaia,amount
“I. which war being plao~
ea the new bank building
'M {all till! after.
fltarti :30. with a great
damage wudeao
3 fly .1 "ll?
”’9'. mm
etartthe I‘Itfllml
"' leldlhdlntltecmtlon ct
limiter Kev York. Another Brook-
‘ or man. William 0. Dewar, la the
attain author ct the Greater New York
charter. 0n ttlte whole Brooklyn has
gained the moat advantage: in the con-
Iolldatian. Moreover. Brooklyn is
bound to table a prominent, and nor.
have a continuing, part in the rim
itlreeter New Jerk election. It looks
a! If it mixhtrfnmiah the that Mayor.
'llhe moat compicnoua' candidate now
ll Seth Lorri, who, while at prcwnt
melding In Manhattan no President of
Columbia University, made his rope-
lotion aa Huyor at Brooklyn. lie is
the choice oi the majority of the mem—
bers of the/Citirene' Union as chI an
of a large (part of the regular Repub-
day that Air. Plait favors the sole-c.
tion or General Tracy as the Rt'pllbll-
can candidltte. As Secretary of the
Navy, General Tracy produced enmi-
Jles among the machine men by his
application «of Civil Service reform
rules to the Navy yard, but be In a
staunch partisan, has Mr. l‘lutt's non
for a law (itirtuor, and the necessity
of lowing a first-class man as u can-
didate may lead to his ecicciion. (ion-
ernl mat-y ‘ie also a Brooklyn man. It
In a curiout: coincidence that he was
thé tint clinic-(9 of the Republicans in
1881. when Both Low was finally
chosen llnyor. and the two men how
reappear ,in the sonic rotation to noon
other in film Mnyornity contest for
1397. ’l‘wot other Brooklyn monuro etc-
riousiy co asidercd as candidates for
Mayor. niuncly, tax-Mayor tit-Iiicron
and Joseph (J. Hendrix. The“ Inner
would makio 1! good Democratic t-nndl
date if ‘l'nmmnny was not swayed by
tho Brynnt-ulcmoni. lie is populariu
both cities. He ran for Mayor of
Brooklyn ag'ninst Seth Low in 1883,
but was beaten by a narrow plurnlty.
lie is n einun ch Gold Dvmocl‘al. May:
or M'urstcr is Brooklyn's i-niididnic
for Comptroller of tho conwlidntml
city. if tiint'borongh doesn‘t furnish
the candidate for Mayor it is nlmoai
certain to furnish the candidate for
Com pt roller.
Mayor Sitting has appointed his l'ri.
vnto Socrtrithryr. Job E. llctlgos. nu City
Magistrate. The place is worth $7.000
it your for it'll wars. and yci \lr.
Hedges npptnrod rillllt'l' rolucinnt to
take it. it has become Illlllt' n r' ustimi
with New .York Mnyort-I to appoint
their Secretaries to important oiliu-s.
Mayor l‘daon made his Comptroller.
Mayor Grace appointed his Sm rotary,
Mr. lvius. on City (fhnmln-rlnin.
Mayor Grant appointed hie iirst St't'rtl-
tary. Mr, i‘rriin. to the sauna oilivo.
\inyors llowim and Gilt-0y did not not
on generously toward their Si‘t'l’t'lllrlt'fl.
The Set-naturice of the Governors have
also graduated into good positions.
t‘lovolnnd're tirat Secretory was mad:-
by IIth Summary of War. tlovt-runr
llill's first Serrciat'y has llt'l‘tllllt! l7ni-
lt‘il Stair-.4 i'iu'il Si‘rvico titIiIIrnissiout-r
tiowrnur lI‘lini'vr has put his Sovrvinry
into a paying 1msiiion.in n sin-«It mil-
wny ronipnny. tiovvmnr Morton made
his Si-crvtnry a State Railroad t'om-
missiont'r.
'i‘IIt- rcnpiMirnIn-c of llli' Itov. Dr.
John it. Posted in a New York pulpit
on Sunday was an «wont of inivrvti to
all who knew him when his t'lilll't'll. ilw
West, l‘I'osIIyicrinn, in l~‘oriy-.~n-i9oml
nirm'i. was one of llll‘ show pin-«rs for
strangers on Sundays. 'i'iIi-ro was no
more («Inspivuous clergyman in New
York half a dim-u yours age than llt'.
'nxion. llis i'lilll't'll was souwiiiuvs
unlit-d "ilII-.\lilliouaircs'gntctollmmi"
iwi-nusi- Its t'tilllzl'i'gll‘llull invludml Jay
Gould. Russo" Sage. and act-oral Ulllt'l'
men of great wealth. it was in mu
that Dr. l'nxiou broke down in health
and loft lllll (‘lllll’l'lL llo droppi-d out
of eight for twvcrnl months, and norm
of hi» old ill't|lllllllll|lli't‘li in New Yorit
know what IIud boronu- of him. In
\‘ll'W of thc fur-i. that Dr. l'rixtou liml
lm'lr so much before llw New York
public for ion yours or more. his di:»:ip~
ponranwnvmt wusntlonnl. Ilia imi-
Iunin friondit Iwrt- probably know
wilt-r0 lit- lint! “our. bill they didn't toll.
()no morning tlw lion printed an inwr~
view with Dr. l'nxion front l'I-iintyl
vuniu, and this won the first that the
public had heard from him tum» he
left New York. 8min arm-ward lir.
Paxton returned to New York, but not
to may. lie had not renown-d lllit
health, and for the next two yi‘lli'ii his
friends lll’lil‘tl from him In rouudnlmut
waye at long Intervals. It was rI-pmuw
ed a year ago that II" had fully ionov
cred IIia ht'llllll. but llPhlIllP tiw propit-
cry of hits udrniroru. llr' has shown no
inc-liuntiou to return to n {Vt-Iv York
pulpit. llr. l'axion lllllilt' strong [I'll'llilli
and a few bittcr carom-x in this oily.
and It has: llt't‘ll mid ro-mvuily that
there were moduli of tlw l’m‘lm'l‘ In
Sow York to providi- him with it
church III-rt- whenever he ought want
it. (New ’i‘unur.
Illa Longing for It t‘hanuo.
'l‘iw iiilliieivr optimal the collage of
our of bin pnt'lultloiwrti. win-tin! pIo
conduit wounds of woe. Within a man
out rimming nwr the tire.
"Wlini'e tho Illllllt'l'. Donald?" illiltml
tho eympniia-tir ricruyuinii.
"tllii. air." tntuid whet, "Duncan Mu
'l'avhth’it wifo’a III-mi."
”Well. but i did not Imow idIo was
any relation of retire, Donald?"
"No. aIw'a no." "more enlist ”Ithc'ti no,
but it jun! rim-ma an if everybody was
untiiti' a «lineup but tno.".\nawa~r.~;.
Willie lyefl‘tutlt.”
"Abner." raid the grind wife. “1 Wlhll
you would atop at the filfll't' and all
me a rtitilmr rim: for tho baby to tilt
Iri- iwtli on.”
"it'pIm-n you give him that tie-n9
gold brick in the cupboard?" paid lllr'
tamer. with a grim unite. "it worked
all right with rat."-ciaoinnati lia-
m
litmus of Brooklyn. it is reported io—'
Beaten, tiara. August dw-Tlia Gett-
artiole by the Rev. Dr. Newman Brnyih
on the new Connecticut Sunday
law. Dr. Bmyth aaye in part:
"This attempted reinstatement of
the Sunday law by a legialative act
enema unwise and doomed to failure
tor two reaaona. Him. the more para-
ago of the act deer not recureiia ou~
forceme and secondly. the re-enaot-
meat eubatantlally of an obsolete law
evades the. whole question or to what
under existing condition» a reasonable
and practicable Sunday lax ought to be.
I doubt very much the good clitot in the
Iong run of milking the statute book
an exhibition oi mend lawn. lilmg
up for ornamental purpuaoe only. The
general understanding, which haa al-
ways been reached, that the prosecuting
oilicerearoto enforce this Sunday law
only when they are obliged to do an by
complaints which may be brought to
them, and that except in cares of die.
orderly Sunday dcarcrntiona complaints
will notbebronght, certainly done not
serve to increase the popular respect
for Connecticut law.
“It maybe said that the rc-cnnetcd
law will prove a sharper tool in-the
hands of prowoutinu ofliccrs in coma
where an exasxwrntod noighborhtxxl are
driven by excureioniuia or disorderly
people to protect their own Sabbath
quietness and rest, and. doubtless, the
new law may bI need to render Sunday
evening more free in mme places from
questionable or potitivoly harmful per
formnncce. but. any attempt to onforro
the law exactly at it reads would work
confusion in the habits of all classes of
the community, including many devout
church-genre. lint is it good publIc poli-
cy to put upon the, rtnininbooha of a
etitteimpracticabie moral legislation in
the ('xpx'ctution that either by its gen.
eral uorI-cIIiorchIIcm, or by the liberal-
izing interpretation of tho courts it mil
be made of no allot-i?"
Denver Col. Aug. 5—:TIIc heavy mine
which have lailcnctory day this work
have caused many thousands of dollars
damage III and about this city
l lb'l'lllt' l' (ll RUN“ \l. K s-r l'lil)
I'- A'l'E (,Ul ll'l‘ Aug. I A II In"?
Eaton-0! John H Qiiitiinrd. lulr. ulNur
\\ talk in said district Iltti r'ibttl.
Urdcred that llll' miminieimion t-x-
bilIit their :IilrIIini~tratiioiI "It mini
to this 1: port lur ndeI-tt lllt'tll
til the Probate oilii .- in Normilk.
on the “HI day (It Anglia! 139? at I"
0 Width it flirt-noon; and that all [It vaults iriicr
calm] in staid mime may ln- notilii ll thereof
the mlmInNI-niore will (3.9qu llll‘i
order to In- published a new.»
paper having it c'irtultttion In mid
diotrict, and post it «Hop; ”term! on
the Miru- par-ii in mid .\'urw.alii Ill'llrl'lbl
the place “it"rc iiu. hillil Iiocwtwd lilfll
dwelt itt lt9.1~st six days III-[ort- .9n'ul il b
day of August Ni}.
it Ablt ll. W001)“ Alli). Judge.
in
(,IQ 'le';
‘ ‘l'{‘”
‘%U *
You are “thirstymthc heat and
dust perches your thrmtwmnitcs
)ou \lcilfywOl'tlllifify drinksdou t
touch the spot—~y our stomach de-
mands a pure and healthful drink
in summer, smoothing in coun-
teract the hunt effect. “'illiams’
Root lit or combines lit .Ilthiui
qualities with :1 pt cull. Ir, rich, dc-
llt mus ll. Ivor, giving solid enjoy
mom with cvcrv thirst quenching.
Ii mus but a trifle to buy the
tximt and make
WIIIJAMHNt till I- in‘. I H,I‘iuII‘n.
Il\l:'l‘i'tll1|'.lll‘i'v»
ll' YUU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
BRINGIT TOUS
thiv I'l’t" l‘l'tlll'll depart.
mwit i. mtriuliv Inuit
nut-«i. We Mtpplv all
new rt-uu dim it“ mm" on
they are in ”I" Imtrlwi,
T" 008 PURE Flllil
$00..
A drink III Uni-cu
Hieru-ri Ill. our
swtln luuumin gory-I
rinht to the
ltilill.
R. H.
PLAISTED’S,
43 Washington Street.
30. NORWALK CONN
Mandi-t tomorrow will contain an
Selling Thriller
at
Old Time Prices.
at 12}... iii and at». Bath towela at
the tame rate, wife, lit and 25c. ‘
The new taril! lieu alerted linen lit)!-
inu unlike anything that wocau remem-
ber «furiously. We wow carelul enough
to lay in a generona eupply. and that
forethought is now working to your ad-
vantage, your caving.
Our advicoin. batten your buying as
much as possible. The big loin wu
laid in at old price: are beginning to
show the lively selling.
Tooth proparatioua. Colgate & Co‘s
[mu-dot. lat-outs. Paste, iiioonta. llince
llouclIe-—rrimll.i7 contii *lnrse, ' ‘3 cents.
Napier, lilo. Uomi‘mt. lilo. Mrs. titiil
man's, '35". Dr. liyou'a, 19o. Dr. Shot»
Iield‘a, Ion; lint-Noam. no.2. Cnidcr's,
iilc. liistorincfloc. Liatorinu l'ovrdor.
'23“. ”wine, 751'. Bowvlont, 55c. The
U. M. licad Cola Powders. lilo. I
Crneli uniting. Uur Donaiml crash
uniting has born the "hit- olibo season."
A Inntrri'nl that done not crueh l‘il‘ill)‘,
and males the moat elylieli and beat fit—
in-: bklltSv-l': and 251: a yard.
Scotch gingham» in the normal p'uids,
Stunncra! A variety that ’covora every
color and desirable rtyle in let ll plaid and
chcck- I. and. '50 ayurd. We haven't
had each ahirt waist effects this team".
Imported dimity. Figured and stripe
[want-lee in fine corded diIIIity. Lovely
styles, full 82 inches wide, 25c quality
for Ifu: a yards.
Frenchcambric. (loula that usually
m-ll ill and 250a yard. now 12'._.c. ln
stripes and tighten, till inchca wide, tine
rillt finished (nitric.
BatitteMitlI colored and whim stripes
yard.
lllacli salmon unlit-raking, a {net black
with one or two rnillne, made in the boat
[nmiliic munnvr, uiwaya ".00, now for
The IIIntori.tl alone Would rest that
much
750.
The D. M. READ CO.
Larueiinee that we are atill offerinil ;
pmds worth lllca yard. now for the al
emu.»
*“ , 0. O O D S
‘ aroaai
TRISTRAM a “HYATT,
; llloil
oazarirr. surname
NORWALK. BOND.
cvrr price they wu’u'il imIIg.
lots, as follow:
Lot No. I, pvicc'zyr, lormer price
It a I, u SU'.‘ at H
to H 2 N 7Jc ti II
I. at 4' It 1"”. at .I
7 gored crash hkll'lli.
Extra quality crash skirts
in}: trimmed
lilatk figmed mohair skirt 7 gum
Blatk serge shuts,
Black luilliantiuc Slilll‘i'
Cottdn Dress G
H g. i It u l .‘i quitlllv.
All of our ii- c mgaudics and Iiiulls
25c tlflitllllt‘h‘,
TRISTRAM
Shirt Waists.
We have made up ourstock o'i ehvrtwaisis into four
Separate Skirts.
linen shins hmuu and navy stripe insert
Black inilianiiu- , figured and plain,
All of our figural lawns. gumi ‘uilit'l‘liS un'i
SCfiOFIEL-DW
? , ' Annual August Clearing Out Sale.
It has been om custom cv. rv season to tl so out all kinds of summer goods sometime to August at what-
IVc have started this sale earlier than usual this season as we have
liars of fall goods i0 arrive which were bought III anticipation of the edvancc' in price,
which was sure to come Sale will commence Saturday,JuIy jt. We mention
a few of the many bargains which will be oficrcd.
Houaofurniahlng Dept. I
. . . . . r .
bpccul prices on Jardiuieres; prices cut in two,
god to 3: co I5c jardinicrcs reduced to 9c
75c to l on 256 u .. '50
l 45 in I.50 50¢ ‘ H “ 250
[5!) lo 2 on 75‘: .. ‘ d 350
t 'I 5‘, It It It l 00
'~75 .. u " i no
931; 4 0° I‘I‘ r“ it 3 “0
t: 25 5 "0 ‘ " 4 00
5 quart granite preaetviug kettles 25c
2 m, " toilet: pnts, 3. c
2 cu (Iianilc oil stove kctllcr ‘~ 3.“;
2 50 Mason and Lightning iitiit jars jelly tumblers and
175 j. r rubbers.
3 50 I bUI nari l’amoun nil cook stoves, 2,50
2 It at I at ea -4 n”
oodS. 3 u u n It u 5'93
‘2 qu. .Irt White Muuntiiu lit-cams I 7.;
5. pr] )tl 3 ‘ " ' " I .Ig
icgultr 4 “ “ “ “ 2 ,5
I: 1 2c. llammotke at cou.
8: HYATT,
& HOYT
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette 8' l' d' g.
Big Midsummer Reduction Sale!
5 pin parlor Mill «9, SH, rmlun-d to $2.3
.3 dram-r Imrtlwmul i-Inllau'wr, it
“out iii :I” i‘iill'm lop Illillll’t‘s-_ 1‘! fol.
Solid unit dining chair. él :L'Itn ti.
'l‘ht- IIIlnIII:I9 of our refrigerator“ ni tun-i.
.5 ]llt‘l't‘ Imiroom soils, Si'l. 1.3. I“, in, ‘:.‘,
‘2. I“ and I3“.
Illpt'l' trout dincnunt on all furniture fur
:vl rlfiyx for omit.
limi'itl unit ratctiaiou tables. 55 and Eli.
Thin Dress Stni’ls
Now; it day illll lnii unnollw low.
rsiinu
I’.’ I L’r lutwm tn Tc.
L'Tu- striped omnmlit-r. tic.
7c culim at fin.
Ml'SlJX l'NllHllWl‘ZAli.
(Linux at 1N: inaiciul oi 23o. at tin lil-
u't-mi of ti.
i'I'htcnluy'» \vcnthcr c'uuliiiutm
until in ”will in liricf llil‘llli'lll it'gitiu.
l)ll.\\\'l‘2RL‘i.
Al “W. itrhltwluf it‘Ic. '
\l’lll'l'E SKlltTa'.
At II»: and hm,
STORM SERGES, BLACK.
Iii inches wide for 501:.
xurnms.
Uur notion table is tilled with little
things at little prices.
intt-r
greatest care
-----CARPETS-----
We have in stock over one hundred and fifty different patterns of Carpets selected with
Call and examine our stock.
SCOFIELD & HOYT, 83 Washington St, South llorwallt, Ct.
It: is complete.
Wedding and
Society
Engraving!
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to patties desiring engraved wed-
. . ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
BRHK’E’PORT' lagoons character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
inadvancc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
Table Oil Cloth,
Table Lln
Hm. raw. .1... :- ownumm
Shelf Oil Cloth,
Napkina.
IOUTH NORWALK
on,
iii W 1‘” NllllWAlJi.
Boston Store.
or wasmecrou er,
. . . t‘HNN.
Lace Curtains,
ShoetlngaJ-lammooka,
‘Ladiea' Muslin
Underwear.
Ladlos’ Hoao,
Ganta' Hose,
Oonta' Working Shirts,
Gonta' Underwear.
GEO. ll. VII I
IOU? H NORWALK
Boston Store,
1131 WABUINUTUN WK.
Orders left here for AW N INGS and SAILS will receive prompt attention. Awnings
made and put. up. We kccp oatilcloili in stock.
tsttlit, Prop.
acorn Ni lRWALK.
Ladle-'Trimmod Hate,
Sailors nnd Walking Hats
At Reduced Prices,
DroooOoode. Notion-
I
J:—
New Vori< Mill
and add it more
Saturday
OOLDDERG'S
Ii. JA'II. NUWflWl
During our first week oi titht talc we mic tompelied to replenish
Skirts and Jackets!
Uur Skim are sold at greatly reduced pin or.
Goldberg’s llew York lillinery Parlors,
I. ""‘v Um.“ ’ml.
(1"!in given eway Willi 9W" ’5“
Inory Parlors!
complete line oi
pun lune, Coup IIIII will be drawn
, jtme 5,
Advertise In
tthentinoI.
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
W
Shore Dinners and Rhode Island
Claml Bakes!
DAILY CONGERTS Alto DANCING.
neroenaucr III anoitomtin arrreeooe are
treated;
Roton Point Improvement 00.
Norwalk Chronicler