YEWllenedm will occupy
. ‘ fleet Avenue lletnodiat
I" ‘ What both aervioee on
. tiara-emu», "Immortal-
‘ . II; new: "The Voice In
an ant. Smith will oe-
, tor information that will
“Mario! the dog.
3. ordluud. of Georgetown.
‘ 3n the Swedish Congregav
. tomorrow night. The
‘ car on the Gregory Point
’ ' jumped the track near the
, ‘WW Ludlow monument, 'last
, o'clock. and two or three
‘ W'M in consequence.
H Themae Gun club is holding a
, M’ a Point. thin afternoon
m ~Wy the Naromakes and
, willehoot a match at the
7......—
“Allusmood. of Long Ridge.
imfihe Ilium Lottie and Ida
. 01 Seiaide place. East Nor-
dug owned by Miss Carrie
’ fl Gregory Boulevard. died
, _. ‘ ML”
we Ilre. Jeeee Seaman are mov-
loin their new home in Cottage ave-
MP. 8. Ainevmrth will exchange
RE one Rev. G. L. White. of Brie-
WIMMW.
" WEI“ Norwalk EpiICOpal Sunday
adhool will picnic ht Couypo beach next
WM
Frat'tkheeeen. of Belle Island, will
entertain the South Norwalk Fish club,
August lo.
Ilium Head. or Branchville. III
*tahinxemat her eiok daughter Mrs
’ W M. of fleet Norwallr
Webster—inn towa training for a
“ at) with Mike Hughes. oi
‘ reek.
Jennie Perry, oi Riverside ave-
lnlek cl remittent lever.
' 5“ Hand Finch. oi VunZandt ave-
one. lain Heliport. L. 1.
Job“! Finch and totally. at First
, mus. will spend Sunday in Bediord
The Iluee Osborn. of East avenue.
are visiting in Danhury.
. Arllturil'. Ala-worth Itarted yeater.
daytowheeltollprlngllcld. Mara.
Ire 1|an bsmpbell la greatly im
wed from the eilecta of her ree out tall
The}. T. Prowttt company has tlu
00am topalut the new eoliml tumu-
Itch hie Watch and chain
A gold watch and chain were atoll ll
lieu Horace Gibbs while he was watch.
ll; elakirwork the shell game at thr-
hatehere' barbecue. laet Wednesday.
...... 730 ll.
l'l attraction at the mew-us
m m will include a dance. shore
Mane. concert by campus" I III
ohm
, m & lanailoltl‘a tout nhow gave
“Won the Brady groom] hm
mun loud elated audience The
WWO! Ioollelrl were tour
and Mia toy-tilled lht'
_ with Me clever eletghtpi
little and trained animala
mm” game of bah rm
,_ ,MWlmmu llaaioru
‘ ‘ ’a m diamond
”at but a Kuwait team
'v "l‘he Autumn Days [lave Home. Tau
M '
M. will my the pulpit at the
That Will Epleeopal church to-
ram. lieviolt. Dlehrow wilipmide
IttheorgenIInd the following epecial
model numbers will herendered: llorn-
iag—Authem."0 Slug Unto the bird."
1. Gone; anthem. "Fer iron: the World I
flee.” H. W. Parker; solo. ”Come Unto
lie." by Ooenen. lire. W. 1". Ambler.
Evening: Anthem. "To Thee. my God
and Saviour," F. J. Barrett; anthem.
"Abide with Me," W. E. Brown; sole.
"Jean, Jena, Miamre."l3thelbert Nevin.
Mn. W. F. Ambler.
At the First Congregational church.
tomorrow. the Rev. w. ll. Gilbertmt
New Haven. will occupy the pulpit.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at
a: 45 o’clock. Subject 0! the Thursday
evening meeting. "Victories 0! Faith. "
I'tlr. Gilbert is eecretary ol the Connect-
icut Bible annotation. antlncollection
will be taken tor the benefit of the aero-
elation.
Norwallr Methodiat church, Rev. l“.
A. Scolleld. punter. Preaching morning
and evening. Morning subject, "The
inseparable Companion. " Evening sub-
ject. "Failure and Success in UhrIstIan
Work. ” At the Epworth league meet-
ing at 6:30 o'clock reports of the Toronto
Convention will be made.
Grace church Sunday services: Holy
Communion, h' a.rn.; Morning Prayers
and sermon, 10:30; Sunday school, i'lzliI
p at; Evensoug and sermon. 7:30 Vest-
od choir. The meter, Rev. J. McClure
Bellows. will otliciate.
The pulpit oi the South Norwalx Con-
gregational church willJIe supplied. to-
morrow, by Rev. John ll. Lawrence, oi
Claremont. N. H.
German Evangelical Lutheran church
services: Sunday school at 9:30 a. m_;
Liturgy and sermon at tortilla. In ; Lit-
urgy and sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Smith A. Sand-I, pastor of the
Dorian Methodist church. ,will preach in
the. Brookeidc chapel. tmrmrrow alter-
noon at 3 o‘clock. '
Knudsen Hull. Sunday. 3:15 p In.,
gospel meeting. leader. W. Satchler.
(loud speaking and singing. All wel-
come.
Her First Ride on the Cars.
Few people can claim to how lived
nearly seventy years without having
ridden in the eteani care. But Miss
Aurelia Davie. I)! New Canaan. was. un
til Tuesday. one of the law. She had
always believed the railroad to be It moot
dangerous invention, and no amount of
persuasion could induce her to go near
it. (in the clay above named she“
overcame her prejudice on far no to make
the trip to ritarnlord. Arriving then
die look the trolley Ilhe first electric car
the had ever III-enI to llnton Point.
New Canaan and Norwulk.
' Hull shell enIlH, Me :I dune“, ll:
llayes‘ market.
Killed the Engineer.
ludianntmlie. ind. Aug
express No. i, (Iii Ihe l'IIIladelphialine.
and a Monull twitch engine tame
gather in a head end collision at
the Market street priming. today!
William Martin. the Motion engineer;
wan Innluntly killed and both engrave
were cmnpletoly er-ekI-d. None of the
paeaengeru were injured. The propertyl
loan Will be heavy.
l
i ‘lIlco ago;
to-l
l
l
3
Invalid-I are dIll‘Ivu'II to deal With l
in what way 'I it you ask them how}
they are they get mad. and If you don't
aak llii‘lll how they are they get mad.
I have just ialttm a Me to save my
own. What do you mean . if i hadn‘t
takonthat'ldieol lirunt' the wnInnu
link agent wuuld have tallied me to
death.
l’roleusur In rim-a oi l'lnulIah literature
leIIIt iv the Int-IIIIIng oi the Shelter» I
pert-an phrase. "(in In "
Bright limitou ilirl Iillt. that Iii unly
the sixteenth century upwaulnu oi the
modern ‘i‘unw I-li '
Watts-~l4 llr l‘IlmI on good a plIyaiI
clan an in. Howie-In :
l'ttlleml don't know. but i know flow.
has doesn’t think so. lie nlwaye tnrna
hla praI-tlI-I- over to l’ill.‘ when he is
ctllr-IIIIIII IIl lh'wtl fit any length Id
tinn-
‘l’iie trIIahln wuh your machine, aaid
the aeIIIYeI-In the buggy. probably Ie
that It wan Iimi when It started out.
Yes. sir. anmemi the cytallai. by the
madalcie.attliplylughia air pump vm.
IquIIly. but in getting lt‘a III-«mud
wind.
AIarmwnIiIirtlIIlsIv party III mien»
H'Il'il limb aynaug lady began a snag.
Tum-and lIv-evr-a anul’ailirm. mm in»
uan too high 'l'tu impound-” the
mutedmmithea warped. arm her
atilveihoueand’ cried .ihe alternate"
who wee present.
"iloverrmr Winthrop." aaid Peter the
Greet.“how do you mount for the
enurraou quantity of old reside in
Wanna?" ’
”Tm."aaiti the Governor. "When
Wstthm all that tee lite
rhubarb-Ilium the water a never
wakinhaemleetmad when he
been an imitation attractive em
spending the day WIth lrienda from l
udonatlto'oloot. All mama and.
young people inle Junior Watt
Endeavor moiety meta at ll o’clock:
meeting in charge of one of the Junie".
Senior Christian Endeavor society at
6:30. Evening preaching Ieflioeat'lzlil.
Subject. "A Bible Readingmseripturel
Baptisms." A cordial welcome ll er-
teuded to all of theae services.
Illu Ellie Crockett le enjoying a two
weeh' visit with Liveryrnau Sammie
and family in New Canaan.
. Rev. J. 1!. Slater wan called to Ben;
eonhurat. yesterday. to attend the tu~
neral ot a parlahloner. but expect: to re-
turn toRowayton. today. and will no-
cupy the pulpit oi the NI- I‘IMi-t Epincw
pal church. tomorrow night.
Henry Hiltonmi New Yorlr. made a
business triple Rowayton, yesterday.
The Epworth League at the Methodist
Episcopal church enjoyed [a delightful
moonlight tail, luat night. in Captain
George Wicka' sloop “Lida May.”
. One of the cars of the Norwalk Trum-
way company jumped the traclr Thurs-
day night. near the cemetery. canted by
the washing of the road by the rerent
rains, and a delay of about hall an hour
was occasioned by the accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scotleld and
daughter Helen. at Stamford. are. vim-
lug Mrs. Scolield'a parents until Sep-
tember.
. A number of Christian Endeavor
workers from Bell Island assisted at the
services in the Bilpllflt church, Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l). Wo’Jda have re
turned home from a visit in Ridgelield.
George William». of Boston. is the
guest of Captain Rowland,
Nearly Lost his Thumb.
Edward llnlmce caught his thumb in
a heel cutting machine at W. ll Bates'
grocery store in Main street. yesterday.
and nearly severed the member from his
hand. _ r . ..........
”Second-hand WolilIAmerican. Ni;
model, in first-class condition, only $5».
(-leorgo I". Hearse. tithashington street,
Unclaimed Letters.
l~ IllIIWlnt: is It lint «Ii lII' lor- rI- "mining IIII
milled Mr {I "l the week ending Aug. .ut the
lnl mung DUI-l «filmed, l'mp r' 1 him lIIl
ilwIII should my they urn IIIle-rtlsml:
“I. find. Ill~~lt ll. Hall. l L. Dillll! M—w
LII IIIII Axnnrltr l-rmlnrm 'X it. luIImII nIIi AI.
Ilron mm II. My. ”III IIlI .III
II It lllihlalllt' l‘l ll.
lyfi'l'lhli‘l'ttl' .‘itlllelJi u, l'llilllATl.
4 I‘Hl'lt'i‘. Mimi-Ill}. .\.iI.. hill.
“in-- 'lt‘ .Is. uriiiI II IIIIIIIII- I'Itlill in I~ l t“ II mIIlI-
mild—Iv IIIrt inrllre IIIlIIIIIIistrIIIl-I ml limos
intent l’I-ht ('hlillltt‘l". lIIII Id Nutwalli. in
pull: l Ill~trlIl Ilm I ,I ml‘
“ivlv'lf'tl. that «.1le :II lIliI Minn in» hmrI.‘ .uul
il"l!‘lllllli"'l all ”n" l'llll'itlt' irilII'I‘ III Nurunlh.
Ulllllt'l'th’lilV’Il.‘lluli-l.l"1ll.l|l}l I- I-lka lll'
ieIIIImII: :IIIIllimI until u- H -llII rI-- 'I'llli gII
I- ll l I.IIl II- l-I III~ ml III-do lIlII I-IIIIII i IIIIlIli~h
inullnn- rIlII Ill IIIII II. IIII-I II I‘tlll.‘ II Iir ll
.IIiIIII ill and “NIH x:I-Ill I I “II- LII». lo
l"l! ~eIIIl «LII- Illu “HI
I NA ll. umum .:\l D. Inigo
“Many a Slip
lwixi Cup and Lip”
Only proves that Willianis’ Root
llccr is apptrtiaiI-d lIy ull~~it has
that petumr rich, delicious flavor.
pleasing III may palate, capociaily
when you .In: lint, thinly. and treaty.
(‘mIIIteLIrM ill" ci‘l’I-cl of heat ~
strengthen-I the IIIIIIIIII’lIw soothes
IlIc llt'tl'txrl. 'l‘lI :v‘v nothing “junt
. I‘
.III guml It I
ID 9
“llIlIIAM‘I PA.” I I'H'S ”“14“,“...
"A 'llilkltuufvy
ll" You have a
Prescription
To Fill
BRING” TOUI
ilur prm- ripiinn depart.
merit in carefully man
aged, “a alipply it"
new revitalise an man no
Ihey are in the market.
7" Nil Mill "ill!
30”.
A drink at Queen
ith riam at "or
eat a tmrruain gem
fight to the
turn.
R. H.
PLAISTE 0’8.
43 Washington Street.
m."
IO. flOR'ALK
'JONN
Selling levels ¥
at '
Old Time Prices.
Lnrgelinee that we are still altering
at 12}... 19 and 25c Bath towels at
the same rate, it’lgc. ill and 25c.
The new tarill‘ has started linen buy-
ing unlike anything It :It Wooten remem-
ber‘lntioualy. We were caret ul enough
to lay in a genomes supply. and that
lorethought is now working to your ad
vantage, your saving.
our advice is. hasten your buying as
much an mule. The big lots we
laid 'in at old prices are beginning to
show the lively selling.
a
Tooth preparations. Colgate dk Coke
powder. 15 cents. Paste. 10 cents. Rince
Douche—min", l7 conic—largo. 32 cents.
Napier. lilo. Conduit, 10c. Mrs. Still-
man'a. 252'. Dr. Lyon's. 19:. Dr. She!
field's. Illc. Bubiioum. 20o. Colder'a.
lilo. Listerine, 75c. Lian-rind Powder.
22c. Bovine. 2-30. Standout. 5.3:. The
I). I]. Read (JoIII'l’awdera, In.-.
Crash suiting. tlur llonugal Irrtuh
suiting has been the "hit (I! the neuron." .
A material that does not crush easily.
and makes the most stylish and boat lit-
Iing skirts-42 and 25c a yard.
Scotch ginghamr in the newest pickle.
Stunners! .\ vurietythut covers every
color and desirable “ill: in loth plaid and
check—Iii and 25c a yard. We haven’t
had such shirt waisteffecta this season,
Imported dimity. Figured and strIpo
beauties in line corded dirnity. Lovely
styles tall .52 Inches wide. '3fo Iluality'
lot 1.». n yards.
Frenchcambric. bottle that usually
sell I‘Jund 2.30 a yard now 12‘ .r lnI
ntripr-s and figures, 32 inches IvIdu. hue
silk finished fabric
Barbie with colorul and white stripes
yard
Black setteen unduskirta. a last black ‘
with uni: or two rattle-II, made in the heel
poseihle manner. always $1 MI, now {or
The. The Inaieriad alone W'il‘ll'l met that
much
The D. M. READ CO
a: normed
STORE! , i
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT.
GAZETTE surname
uouwaut. court. p
Shirt Waists.
We have made up nnrslor: lt of all rt. waists Into {our
lots, as follow:
Lot No! ,pIIuI: 25c. lormer price 50a to 8! co
" " 1'. " 5’“. " 5c in I t) r
" “ 2, “ 75C, " “ I :5 in LS”)
" " 4, " rm», “ ‘ I 50 II) :0:
Separate Skirts.
7 gored crash skins. 98c
Extra quality crash :kirIs 8t 25
Linen skins brown and navy stripe inseII
lug trimmed, 2 on
Black figured muheir skirt 7 II" Ir: 2 00
Black serge skirts 2 50
Black brilliantruc skirts. 2.75
Black inIlianIinI, figured and plain, 3 so
Cotton Dress Goods.
1}“ ol our figured lawns gumi unltcrns and
regular I2 I re qnulItI. 5c: per )rl
All Of our fir e orgzl'ulxcs and mulls Icgul. Ir
' 5c q lalllll.’ a, I: l 2C.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Annual August Clearing Out Sale.
It has been our Custom evrrv season to close out all kinds of summer goods sometime in August at what-
ever price IlIey won' I: bring. We have started this sale rather than usual this scarmn as or
lines of [all goods to arrive which were bought to antici
aliich was sure to come. Sale will commence Saturday ,July ;I. We mc1iion
a few til the many bargains which will be offered.
6 ll. IVE
pation ol the atlvaocc' In prior
Housefurnishing Dept.
Special prices on Jar‘dinicrcs; ple‘CS i ill in t
I5c jardiniercs reduced to
25C In H to
so: i h ll
75‘: it I. It
.‘50 0., a. II
'75 at It It
4 00 II it it
5 00 II at at
5 quart granite presciving kculcs
“ coflcc pots,
Granite all stove kettles,
“own and Li winning iruit IIIrs, j. lly tumblers :llil
j r rubbers.
I burncr Famous nil wok sluvrs
2 at l‘ I u I.
, at ti .- II II
J .
2 quart White Men [till lrrezeas
3 to II
4 .5 e. H II
llammot its at cost.
I'I pit-w lh‘lll'll‘ mile, 317-, rt'l‘lll'v'l‘ l I ‘33.
7- drop er hurdwmul rlI'IlluIIicr. Ill.
lie-It i'l Monti-III :IIII mailman $2.5".
HulIIl Imls timing ('lt.'ill’.’:‘l ‘JI'IlII-rl.
'l‘iir lnlmm- of our relrigerntun I“ met.
fvrrieqe lmlrimm ~IIIl~. rl 3. l3. 1‘. l9, :2.
'.‘I, -i>l and M.
W perm-III liununt Ull .Ili furniture I r
' IIIlIIya {IIrIII.L-Ili
l .‘inlld mil. tittetuluz:
I'~liII'.'
Iconluan nt I‘ll’.
ilnwrn :It by
Lilla, $5 and W. stead of il.
l
l
greatest care
\'o~~'I'r-rIl:II'~ WI-Iitlxvr I‘Imlliium
entitle them in lII‘ZIcf lll"llllul'l .t'...ti:I.
3'3 i L," lrlwuu t l To.
JTII- ~ltlpml (-rgnntl‘n II. H‘I'.
.‘ll'SlJN l'XlllIlillVlIL-Ul.
III~le;I'! III II
Al TSI' 'IIIIl fillet,
S'l'llllll Sl-Iliill-Zw'. lll.\i'l\'.
I'- l Itiz'hrs wide in .14).».
‘. III 7:... in Urlr lltrlll)" Inlvlr
thinp at little prion.
-----CARPETS---..
ngnswonIIIaca yard. nowlut let :- lWe have In stock over one lIupdrcd and fifty dillc
It Is complete
'Im.
96
'51:
25C
35C
l ”(I
l 00
3 (K)
4 mi
TSI.’
3IIC .
'DC
250
4Io
593
'7;
I98
225
Norwalk. Connecticut
Gazette B’ l' d' g.
Big Midsummer Reduction .Salel
Thin Dress Stalls.
.Vt'r’h :I day old but llflllt'llll' lea-I inn-r
l)l{:\\\'l'll{.~'.
Al fie, In~lemlul IL’II'.
Will FE SKIRTS.
.\'r Il'lIIXn‘.
I~ llllrzl IIitlI little
rent patterns of Carpets SlltL‘lCd IIIth
Call and examine our stock.
SCOFIELD & HOYT, 83 Washington St, South Norwaik, Ct.
Wedding and Society
_E___ngraving__l_
The Sentinel can IIIM uflcr IIIIlIICImems:
I‘I parties deeming r Iigravetl ncIl-
llRlllGEl’ORT. ding invitation», III: endowments, (.llllhg cards etc., ul a specially advan-
: . IIIgeonsrharacrtc. 1hr: highest grade III uurk at prices but a very little
I inanimate oi printing. We shall be pleased in show samples and iv
l prIL‘cz‘I. g e
_. J A»)...
Table Oil Cloth,
ShelfOli Cloth.
Table Linen.
Napkins.
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store.
Iie WASiiiiiGl'Oli ST I
out l'll xunwam.
ilrtlot'u loll, hero for AWNINUS :IIIIl SAIIIS will 'I'oeoive.
lllllill? llllil put lip.
('ilNN.
WI: keep suilelolll
Lndloa' Hose.
Oonte' Home.
'Workin amm-
°’M' , ‘ ’ are. II. van autumn».
Gent: U"d""""" m WAHiiths‘l‘IIx e12. norm aunwam.
come-Inc's
New York Mliilnery Pariorel
I I‘m
lluring our first week at titlrt rule are Wt'm compelled to replenith
and add a more complete line at
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Slum are sold at greatly reduced pricer.
Goldberg's lieu York Ilillaery Parlors,
I “m roman-ea.
Coupon given away with every “I: purchase. Coop on will be drawn
Saturday. June 5.
IOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
Lace Curtains,
$hcetingo,Hammooks,
L adios' Muslin
prompt attention.
in stock.
Underwtear.
AII'IIiIIgs
Ladlea' Trimmod Hate.
Sailor. and Walking Hot.
At: Roduood Prince.
area-Goods. Notion-
IUW'VMII,
Clam Bakesl
"IMHO.
"Roma. POINT Groin
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
Shore Dinners and Rhode island
DAILY COliOERTS AND DAIOIIO.
PERIORIAIOI ll AUDITOR“). AFTIRIODI AID
Roton Point improvement Co.
Norwalk Chronicler