, alert lenient I0
. W ll. Smith and
‘ by n table falling
‘ her on the wrist. but
W. Banks. of Seaside place.
un
‘ : Tompkins. of Orange a J..
”and!!! E. E. Got-ham
Wt! railroad has put in-
thin summer, a plan which
’ y new on the New Haven
in the motion of positions
“within conductors "
allot: time three of them
been put on trains running out of
' '3 Quewalreadyonatrain
dent from New Haven when
N heavy.
tier of them assistants are I0
Wanton collect the tickets
will A have the responsibility of
W train The reason for the creation
m positions was that some of the
W were no heavily patronized that it
wan practically impossible for one con-
M ii) collect all the tickets.
The 1%“ promoted lrom bog.
.. ~ and were put on trains
running from New York city to Port
M where the travel into New
York in the morning. and out in the
'm'. in very heavy. Itis under-
’ that the experiment is likely to be
V l u it)!“ been nbowu that the
are absolutely needed on the
WAY OBSERVANCE
Wm Police Notified to En-
brantherew Law.
TheJEorwalk police have notified met
one who have been in the habit of
, [keeping their stores open Sunday that a
Wei the custom will result' in
, Jilin ”not and prosecution of the oileml- .
-, on. Drugstores only will be allowed to
keep open, and if cigarsornoda water
. , are sold the proprietors will lay them-
Itlynn liable tcpronacntion. No action
will be taken against the trolley com-
m unless an oillcial complaint in
leads
“w“..n... ...»....._.._..-.
Will he Cloned Air Tight.
Hunt of the merchants of Norwalk
' who kept their stores open last Sunday
will keep them cloned all day Sunday
All the harbors but one have decided to
blunt. and the news and cigar stores will
not be open. In front of Deutou’n cigar
. We in a bulletin which reads like this;
“We Ilene will be cloned air light all
”holiday. according to the good book ’
. Wight Trolley Ride
‘_ ”In!!!“ trolley rldeof I'll. Jonepll' a
m will take place on Wetlands;
m Argent lltll. Itarllng at :30
Inflow Banner and dancing
hill start from the Boston «lore.
‘ at 7: l0 0'.ch and will
with It. Eorwelk purple
M the Terrace Well.
”It maintainer: of South
in «may with Engineer
. are today making
. elihe Content Terrace
. 2 ‘* laltuleulh, with
m cat pines tor re
herdeatnaalal
h. in. Ann. a.-llrl Zilplla
underarm-ral- Iaratona
“MIR“ mine.
in! Iron at aeolian.- Var.
m e. um. all «mill or
”plane at 0:30. on the return
were...
Kohl» writer a paper on
In "m inthWhtllonaefiel-rlcw
the Century. Mr. Kohlle aaya aev
oral urine violent stoma that have
whirled over the Mandamus Bock
have tried the fortitude of the little
land of willful watchers upon it. One
of there watcher-n. Abby Burgeee. has.
become famous in our lighthouse an
null. not only for long nervlce, but also
for bravery dimlayed on various or cu-
elons. Her father was keeper of the
rock from 1853 to 1861. in January.
‘ 1858, when she was 17 yearn old he
left her In charge of NW lights while
be (“revised to Matlulcus Island. His
wife was an invalid, his son was ill
W833 on a cruise. and his other four
ehlldrell were little girls. The follow-
ing day it begall'to "breeze um" the
wind increased to a. gal». and noon do»
veloped‘iato a storm almost on flll‘lt‘lllr'
as that which carried nwliy the tower
on Mlnot's hedge lll 1851. Before long
the Bells were swooping over the rock.
Down among the boulders was ll
chicken-mop which Milly toured
might be carried away. (in a lonely
ocean outpost like illulltillil-llrl llm'k ll
chicken is regarded with affectionate
interest. and Abby, solicitous for tile
safely or the inmates of the little coop.
wultcd llol’ chum-c. and when the mole
fell 0!! ll liltlc rushed knee-doc]:
‘tllrougll the swirling water. and res
riled all but one of llll‘ rllivkvlle.
laid hardly closed the door of the
dwelling behind her when ll sou.
breaking over a rock, II-oughl down
the old colllllwrtollo house will: a
flush. While the storm won or its:
lwiglll llw waves llll‘l‘illt'llf‘tl llll‘ grun-
itc dwelling. so Illnt the family had to
tulle refuge in the lowers for solely:
and born they rcllluillcll, with no sound
to greet them from without but tlw
roaring of the wind around the Ian
torus. and no sight but lllt‘ sou sheet»
lug over the rock. Yet through it all
the lllllps worl- ll‘lllllllt'll llllll lighted.
Ei‘vll lino-r llli‘ Norm llll'll lllllel-d, llli‘
rclu-ll lli'lWl‘i‘ll lllc rovk ltlld .‘lilllllll'llS
island was so rough tllul (”:lptnill [tur-
gcss muld not return lllllll four wot-ks
llllor.
Slle
BABY FONDLED BLACK SNAKES.
"(mil Have lily Bally!"Cr-ied the Molller.
Wllo ll'lnlnlly Killed the llelltllns
Mrs. Amos llzllllnloud. ll farmer's
wiQ‘. living llt‘ill' \‘lllldlllo. found lwl
“voyeur-old dullgllll-r fondling two
large. llvo lllluvksllllkos yesterday.
The child llllil slipped away from Ibo
house. lllld not answering her lllollwr'e
coll, she “col ill Ht‘fll’l'll for her. Mrs.
":llllllmml approached a c-llllllp or :II-
dl-rs about one hundred {wt from the
house. “’lll'l'i' :l spring is hunted, and
us illll' lookl-d through. ”)0 older Illlslme
she saw her little girl smut-d by the
side of the spring. and lll‘tll‘ll lilfl’ laugh
gltw'flllly and say: "l‘l'clty. prl-lly." i
(‘m-plllg l-loscr Mrs. Hunlllloud saw
the little girl stroke soup-thing, ’l‘lwll
silo saw a lllollnlrolm llllll'k wulcl
Sllflkl' lying with its body in ”W spring
lllltl m: bcml llllrl llt'i‘k ill the t'llllll'h?
lap. The little girl was enrolling lllv
black head and laughing. A second
blurkulmkc slowly circled about the
child.
"Hod now my bully!" Ni'l'tllllilt‘il Mrs.
lllllllllloml. Then the mother. with
lulu-ring lillllls, run to the house, and
ill a lllilll‘llc‘s Illllc returned with ll
double lllll'l'ollul shot gun, into \l'llli’ll
silo llilil slipped two slu-lls. Will-ll silo
roam-nod tllc reptiles llml loft the child.
lllld were rolling and tumbling in tin»
plllll several feel from the little girl.
The lllotllcr ilrod both Illlrrols lit the
ltl'itllillg sl-l'polllel. blowing lllI‘ll” llNlIlli
lo atoms. 'l'Ilcll silo weizcd her child
to her breast, ran into the house and
fainted.
skill of in Kenlurky Engraver.
Purl \‘0ll Sl-lluo-ll-r. ll ilel'llmn chcl-
cr lllld cllgrllvl-r ill lilmawa, K32; hill
“04'" Working for lllolltlls on ll husk»!
lllllill' of on ordinary clll-l'l'l' alone. it
Into a lid “’llll'll opeull oll Ilium-s llllil
llom-a mm a soup. It Is lined with
satin and contains l2?» llllltll'llltllll‘ of
stool. illlH'l' and gold. iii! an Nlllllll Illllt
the eye can lilll'lll)’ soc llll‘lll. ’l'Iln-rl-
will In: ll pair or lwlruml‘s llllll will I1"
and u Ilil‘M‘ll Ill'l’llll'll the own- of ll
wusp‘s sling. but with gold vyl-s and
line point». New York World.
The “firm \volllull will not \"lllilt‘ llI‘l‘
substance on a lllill-plllilml ellirl if she
would be up to Illlll‘ lwu lllollfllu ltlll'l'.
rm ll-poll rolls this lurivll or skirt is
lilpllll) going out of fashion
.. ,._..W-IM_..
VARIETIES
"lilmvoll til-ill," who lltlr troll ll
[tl'lllllllfl‘lll plow allmng l-omu-lllpm-ury
tlovrllm, In known Ill real life on Mim-
M. ii, 'l'llllll'll. und Ilvm ill the Iulv of
Wind".
It I» mid of ll llartl'ol'll l‘lll' illlilJ
mun tlml till- only mime-m Iw i'W'l’
inside to bill wife wan on llw valllyv
llflll ntlldrermry of their wedding.
will-ll Ito gim- her tour you!» or l'tlllflll
cloth with willl'll In tllulll- him it fllill‘l.
'l‘ln- air In no clear in ”W Arr-til- t‘tr
alum ”till l'l'nll'l'l’tmlllm mm b" curried
on easily by pontoon two miles apart.
It Imx Illao lawn unsorted on gum! Ill!
thorny that ill lilllrallcl' the llIIilllIiI
rolw hm: Ill-cu distinctly lli‘ill‘ll at ll
ullutullm of toll mile».
ll'a a who rut-Inca that knows llltt
own allucamra. 'l'llu Print-c or Wales
at tile t'alllorblwy celebration. unit!
that be hoped to return soon to mm ”W
tomb or M! llrolll llllll‘tmlttf'. the Milli-ll
I'rlncc. I'ufortonawly the lulu-IiA
l'rinco hell but one mu. lllchanl I!
who died childleu.
A. ll. “mutual. the Librarian of Wm
“I‘ll“. was: a war mmmmdem slur.
my llw late Civil War. At one or tile
iiull lion lattice he had for bill not
Imam floral liaiatead Villard. boy»
roll and Whitetaw Bold lie was Ip
pointed librarian by President Home.
all! for relay» roan Iran held lite
mum-lawman. in. mm I
oathnOolinudanointrcad lent week.
was thrown from her when! Dr. bola.
bard, who was riding behind. inn over
her helore he could jump tram his
wheel. Mina Billet was badly out and
bruinedand wartakrn home in a on.
rinse. She is now doing nicely. and
Dr. Lombard hopes nhe will noon be
about.
Charla: Walker, of Amherst, Ilene,
in vinitiug Theodore Morehoune. Claude
Walker in on his way here. coming by
trolley as much as possible. and walking
the distance between the troll-y linen.
lie in expected to arire here next week.
The Cadets' Picnic will be pro-outed
in the Town Hall. tonight by the (3on-
gregational Sunday whom.
Mr. and Mre. H. M. Valentine are on.
lertaining a large number of summer
boarders? at their pleasant place in
Mansfield avenue. Among them are
Donald Mitchell and family. and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews. of New York. Mr.
and Mrs. l’urdy and Mrs. Edward» and
children. cl Washington. D. C.
Arrangements are in progress to have
”Pinafore" produced in Norwalk, Stain.
ford and Greenwich at the beginning of
the theatrical season. The original
Norotml Musical association will put it
on the boardu.
The Darieus are-playing the West
Sorwallle this afternoon. and tomorrow
afternoon will cross bots with the. Bells
0! abandon. of Stamford.
Robert .1. Doyle and William Fair.
bank-l conducted the dancing at the
butchers‘ barbecue in Nomulk, Wed-
nesday. and. it is said, lost about 825,
Li. H. Seeiey and family started
on Monday for the Adirondack moun-
tains. where they will remain until the
first of September.
Henry Morehouse has secured a prisi-
tiou with Attorneys Hart & Kceler. in
Stamford.
The ceiling for the new post-oilicc
building has arrived.
Ml“ Laura Cantrell has returned
home from a visit it) Norlllporl, l. l
ROWAYTON.
The lv'pworth league wil blue I
moonlight nail tonight on the Lido May.
starting from Crow & L’Holnmedieu's
dock at 7:30 o'clock.
Mine Grace Wei-at, of Harrisburg. Pm,
who has been at Bell Island several
weeke. is the gutst of Miss Emma Rilc.
Herbert sawmill, of Brooklyn. is visit-
ing his aunt. Mrs. John Lawndes.
Miss Mildred Ferris, of Stamford. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. David
Fallon.
Mrs. John Bruudnge is quite nick.
Rev. J. H. Slater will occupy his
former pulpit in the Methodist church,
Sunday night. Rev. ltd. Bunch, the
pastor. will preach in the morning,
Selectman E. Themes was in Hart-
ford, yesterday.
SILVEBKINE.
A lawn party and entertainment un-
der the auspices of the Alil society of the
M. l’. church. will be held at the church,
next Tuesday evening. The committee
have secured the Twm Ully Mandolin
club. of Norwalk. for the mansion ill
addition, there will be readings and rtcl-
tat'lons.
.‘llcctdleer.
A icmpcmncc drink made
from the choices! route and
bull»; ; line a deli: Sous flavor,
plumbing lllc‘llut‘ll Illslidlous
palate ; quencher. lll : grunt
3;; ml thirst. 'l'llc extract is
3 sold everywhere, and is
easily and cheaply prepared
all home.
wildllatna a l'MllJ’LTUN 00.. um.
flarilofll. C'IMIM
1? YOU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
IRINO IT TO U3
llur prescription depart
ment is l-ilrenllly llmu
aged Wa «apply all
new remedies lol llolm as
they are In the marital
1'“ Dill Mill new
SON.
Adrillk of Queen
ilherllert at our
nods iouolalo goes
right to the
tool.
It. l-l.
PLAISTE 0’8;
4; Washington arrest.
‘0. NOI'ALI Willi
n
§ellin§9v :tlvn s
It
9
Old nine" in...
Large lines that we to still offering
at 125'. ill and Boo. Bath towels at
the same rate. reign, it! and 25c. u
The new term has slamd linen buy~ .. u
illg unlike anythlug'tlmt wecau romem- .. .l
bob-furiously. We were carelul enough
to lay in a generous supply. and that.
forethought is now working to your ad-
vantage. your saving.
Our advice is.‘haaten your buying as
much as poanible. The big lots we
laid in at old prices are beginning to
show the lively selling.
Tooth preparations. Cola-ted: Co}:
powder. 1:) cents. Paste. it) centa. Rincc
Honcho—small.” cents—largo. 32 cents.
Napier lllc. Cllmfmt. lilo. blrn. Still-
man s, 25) Dr. Lyon'e. lilo. Dr. Shef-
field s. like. Rollifoum. 21k.(3older's
lilo. ' Listerine. 75c. Lisle-rill rum Powder.
243e, Blviue. Isa. Solarium. 01.3.
D. M. Read Co's Powdermelllc.
The
n
Crash suiting. Uur llollllgal crush
suiting has been the “hit of the season. "
! I'BTOREI
TRISTRAM & HVATT,
‘ , ’ \ "Q. W ~
GAZETTE BUILDING
. nonwatnosomn.
Annual August Clearing Out Sale.
It has been our custom evcrv season to close out all kinds of summer goods sometime in August
cl or price llley would hung.
at what-
We have started this sale earlier than usual this season as we haw.
lines of (all goods to arrive which Were hou-vht' in anticipation of the cdvancc' in price,
winch was sure to come.
Sole will commence Saturday, July 3:. we mention
ll few of the many bargains which will be offered.
Shirt Waists.
We hav: to ll'cup our slmk of all rt waists into four
lots, as follow/l:
Lot No. 1, price 251:, iormcr price 50c to Cl 00
' 2. “ 50c. " " we to 1 0o
2, . “ 75c, “ “ l 25 to l.50
4, “ l on, " ‘ 1.50 lo 2.00
Separate Skirts.
7 gored crash skins, 98c
Extra quality crash :kirls $1.25
Linen skirls, brouu and navy stripe lllSll'l
ing trimmed 2 on
Plack figured mohair shirt 7 game 2 on
Black serge skirts. 2 so
Black brillianlme skirts. 2.75
Black brilliaulinr , figured and plain, 3 so
Cotton Dress Goods.
All of our figured lawns. guml patterns and
reg-.1." 12 1-26 quality,
All of our fir l: urgaludlcs un'l mulls, regular
25C qualities.
5c per )d
(I l- 2C.
Hounefurnlshing Dept.
Specid prices on Jdl'llllllc’Ch; pill es ml in two
we jardinirrcs reduced in
.. .. .. 9‘3
:3: C I. M '5“:
75C is l «I :5“
.l 50 " " " dig
l.75 H ‘ H II ‘ l (,0
4 00 U M in 00
5 (lo “ “ ” 3 0”
5 quart granite preserving kettles, 95..
2 ” coficc pots, 33c
Granite oil stove kettle:
Mason and Lightning {roll j. lrs jelly tumblers “Sud ‘
] r rubbers.
l bunnr Famous oi! co: k 510ch
H t I C 2 so
2, u u u I: I: 4 (I0
0 5.98
2 quart \Vhilc Mull ll ll“ freezers . 7;
3 .I .‘f .. I' '9"
4 r 25
llammm ks at cost.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
SCOFIELD & HovT
Norwalk Connecticut
Gazette B’ I' d'g
A material that does not crush easily.
and makes the most stylish and lx-st Ill-
'illg skirts— ii and 25c ll yard.
Scotch gingham: in the newest p‘uide,
Stunnern! A variety that covers cvery
color and desirable atyle in both plaid and
check—- l2 and m nynrd. We llnwll' t
had 9m ll shirt waistlfl’ects this season. ,
Imported dimity. Figured and stripes
beauties in fine corded dimity. Lorelys
styles, full 32 inches wide, 25c quality
for 15c a yards.
French camhric. (ioClLs that usnoiiyl
sell 1'.) and 25c a yard. now 12' in;
stripes and figures, 32 inches “kl: fine;
r-llk finished fabric.
Bdlinld.Wilh colorcd and White stripes
yard.
Black sutteen undlrslirtr. a {not black
with one or tworcllles, made in the best SCOFI E LD
pier-ibh manner. always it on now I Mr
it»: The lllllterial alollc
much
7. pin-w parlor N'llllfl. $3.5, l'I'IlIH‘l’ll t r #13, l
.3 drawer lmrllwmul i‘lllll'dll'lfl. cl.
lt'sl iii fl‘l ('Illl'lll lllp llmlirlth, HIM
Solid 0le dining I'llzlll'. $1.?
The lllllllli'l' Ml ullr rv-Irim-rutnri at cost.
:3 pit-m- llt‘llrflillll Mills. 512‘. 17». 1". 1933).
27. 4'! Mill '31".
Ill pl-ru-lli zliwluut on all furniture fur
‘ I till) 3 furl .‘lhll.
Solid 0: ll; let'll‘ll'lll ltll l as. $5 llll'l iii.
l‘llllL’
vlllrl.
H!
Ti: l’:lllt"| m .‘u‘.
Iiowm at h:-
slvml (if N.
‘l'mll-l‘dujv'u \"I'llllll'l' I'lllltllllullv
l'llllllt' lll"lll in brief lllt‘ll'lllll :ltllllll.
L'v lull-rm to To.
'331‘ rlrim-d urgzlulline, ha.
MI'HJN l'.\'lH~Ilini.\|l.
lush-ml. 0i Kw:
Big Midsummer Reduction Sale!
Thin Dress Stalls
Now-l .'l llzly old but lmlln-Iln- lea» illh-r
DIM “'Ellh'.
Al "N. limli'rlll nl JCII'.
\‘l'ill'l'l‘l SKIRTS.
Al :34: 'lllll tum.
s’l'llllll Silliliil‘b‘. ill..\i'I\'.
I'll inches wide (or We.
M l l‘ l4 l.\'. 4.
Illlr notion table i~ Illlcd with little
ill lru‘ ill
‘ tllllll's ll! lillll- pl-iu- 4.
~----CARPETS----‘-
goodsworlh loco .ylml. now [or “it a; We ll'tvc lfl stock over one hundred and fifty dillcrcnt patterns of Carpets selected with
greatest care
Call and examine our stock.
It is complete.
& HOYT, 83 Washington St, South Norwalk Ct.
“""M'°"WWeddlng and Society
The D. NI. READ CO.
Engraving}
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BRIDGE PORT. j
I
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to panic
ding invitations announcements,tolling cards, etc.,
The highest grade oi work
lll advance of printing.
Lageous Cllill llclcr.
prices.
5 desiring engraved wed
of a specially advan-
ill prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Table Oil Cloth,
Shelf Oil Cloth,
Table Linen,
Napkins.
SOUTH NORWALK
ostoll Store.
lle WASHINGTON SI,
sm’l’ll SultWAldi.
FUNK.
Lace Curtains,
Sheetings,Hammockn,
L adies‘ Muslin
Underwear.
Orders loll hero for AWNINGS and SAILS will receive prompt :lttcll!.ioll. Awnings
llllldo and put up.
Ladloa’ Hone.
Onnta' Hone.
Oonta' Working Shh-ta,
canta' Underwear.
1-:
oomaanova
New York Milllnery Parlors!
e. um. summit.
During our first week oI nklrt sale we were compelled l0 repleuilll
and add a more complete line of
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are sold at greatly reduced pllcfl.
Goldberg's New York Illlinery Parlors.
I “m Him.
Coupons given away with every 15o purchase. Coup me will be drawn
lslurday. lane 5.
Adv-rune ”lathe Sentinel.
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
0E0. R. VAN MSW“, Prop.
HOlii‘ll soltwllllx.
ll“ Wlll‘llllblil'l‘lllli It’ll,
We keep soilcloih in stock.
Ladloa' Trimmed Hats,
sailors and Walking Hot.
At Reduced Prloaa.
Droaaaooda. Notions
ROTON POINT GROVEl
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Shore Dinners and.RIlode Island
Clam Bakes!
DAILY CONCERTS MID DANCING.
PIIFORIdICI II IUDITORIUI IFTIRIOOI AID
“Hill.
Retell Point Improvement Co.
3 .
Norwalk Chronicler