netbtttt
thotll‘
uninsltwould
or cilia.
ybeteund.
mtheondof
.. it I
WW“
”0‘”!th
plpiiatreurthoro-
human. .mmah’ne *
mpedeuttertwoweehedurlnctho
wotnsooniu any. Bythootpoouroln '
his wool: mottled no team it»
WWJh‘ohtecotlm
withhlslofiurienrooultodlubloedpelsw
on. no wssrsry popular lathe town
whenhellvodandwlllbecrootlyrniosv
eIl. Arne-t olnculoreetuoideneoisthut
blotstberdl‘edjnstlwoyemsco
TheBoutbFlve’flile BlmuuhooireI
° tuned its moderation”. Them
inuttuctms. Principal Gears“). 3. born
photo. of Wenche‘oter. ileum; lllsseo 8.
Ellen Bacon. o! Mania. and Emma
(lushmun, oi Dewuyton. orelu charge.
with one new teacher. flies Corrie Pot-
ty. at Bellport. L J . whohustbe Kin-
dercorteu department.
nu. (lsrson and none. of Oil City.
Penn. uri‘ired here Monday and are
hoarding at the residence of Daniel
Wleh. hire. Carson ls n slaterof llist
. 8. Ellen Bacon. '
IjIm pm two new
_ undu the Washing.
age.
Bean and daughter
“turned to their home in
_‘ . Hawkino. of ‘ Seaside
W III s new wheel.
71$wa in homo from
out! Young Peeple'e
Winn Endeavor it at-
altetrtertulnment to be ply-
flail. Thurtdsy even-
' lil. It will consist of o
. programme. including se«
Everett Noyes. oi Stamford.
ltd an illustrated talk by
pl on "Glimpses of the
ehireo and the [legend oi
." The letter will in-
loecl view-e illuotrative at
times.
ol’llornell aguimit Druyton
Saturdny. by Judge Schiid-
Afilamlord uttorney who was
the case did not appear
“Wanda halt alter the time
. All hands became tired of
‘ find when Grand Juror Billi-
“turbo acquittal. the justice
. 'Drnytcn wen charged with
wood from Cornell’s lend.
“tunnel meeting at the Methodi-I
' ‘ who held Monday evening. The
elected Were John Moore nod
.~ It. Grolut. It was voted to
«tailor of the church and par»
freshwater paint. Although
' decided that ladies could be proo-
vote for trutteeo it they dented.
did not take advantage of the
ufiv Edward Hindiey is learning to
fituhwcle. Monday afternoon the
. husbandwero on u tandem in
“Macadam. when both tell
matey could get the bicycle
d It. way. one of E. 'i‘. Balco‘
oi heroes stepped in one of the
' and completely shuttered it
Hockey utotes that be be
g has enouuh ol' politic: and but
A n rlcbt to retire. lie IlIlnht
are other men in the Demo.
so capable at lllliuc the
toloettuso so be It maybe
‘fiuo will he only one Democrat on
thtouuiloc your.
’ ”defeated IIll competitor!
W diamond. Saturday sad
(in tho first nontod day the
.3 one». D; fltumlordo. il
mule. in II tore» iuuiuc
“MI Mat. Ill: low 0h
lu thoutterueondlerleus.
l.
Wow. Iced ten dust.
Home the only child
In. All!" Whilelow.
theme-tent olereoam
In Central we! hold
‘--ouu lilo Whit-lawn»
Ilse Lulu Votburc and Sherman
Putter. who have been vititiuc lire. L
G. Parker. Crockett avenue. returned to
New York. yesterday.
Hercuret Beuoom. sued eightyrelcht
years. died yeoterduy. at the rouldenee
of her nephew. Andrew Beacorn. Main
street.
Peeimsster George W. Bryan is sort
inc on the ury in the Superior Cobrt ul
Bridge
Shepard Weih left town yesterday to
begin his studies for the Episcopal min-
ielry.
Russell Tbomet. son of Selectmen E.
Thames. eiill continues very ill of the
chills.
Mlle hue Fume. who has been Vinit-
lnc Rev. W. 8. Rutter. bss gone to New
York. , .
George Aubert. o! Scbschticcke.N
Y. is rieltincjhls brother. Haney Auk
art.
VISION.
Aquiet home wedding of much in-
terest took place under an arch of with
Ian-rod and cut dowel-II. Sunday evening
utIIn‘oleck. The bride was Hits Ere
D Bedient,daophteriol Mr. and Hrs.
John fledieni: the groom. Hermon B
Spencer-mi Malone. ll. Y. The bride
wee dressedin white French III-candle.
with trimming 0! Punch val lace, and
carried pink roots. The mold of honor
wIIII hire. Chester Coley. and Mr. Uoloy
ulliciated us. beet mun. Mine Blanche
Harrison played the wedding much
The marriage ceremony was portal-mud
by Rev. (3. M. Arthur. Alter oonmluv
lotions. a quIIptuous collation wet corv-
ed in the dining room. which was deeI -
rated with out il'lWal'l. The happy
maple will take .. trip to Albany by
boat, memo to Utiea and Malone. ll. Y
’l‘hey willbe accompanied by her bro
rim and wife III for III Albany.
Seven new numbers ween admitted III
Hatfield Granite. Friday evening loot
Visitors trout New Cannon and West
port were prudent. The elooinc exer-
nieso were in charge of PM blotter Ill.
John. 0! New Ultiilblll. utter which eup-
per wee served. 0n the evening oi elep-
tember I-i. Nerdeld Grange will no it.
Button and furnish the primrnnune for
that Grange. 'l‘he ttole helmet“ or-
peeted to ho preoont.
The party of twenty or more Weston
and Wilton people who have spent the
poet two weeks in camp It Uotnpo Mill.
returned homo on loud-y. much pleat-f
ed. and at the opinion that nowhoIo eon
ovuootlon be pulled more dellchllully
then on the them of the Mutitul‘
Sound.
tilts lrene Perry and bile! Minnie
, Willisuni been been bptlltllilll II week in
New lam.
Illu- Hottlo Pony. of Eaten. it the
cult ti Ire. John l‘ltelI.
mold-litmus“ latter Iltlo
mama lgrwolk. hm went
mmmmunmm.
aluminum. allow Yertmln
barbell oldie. also Fiancee 14“.
“Wheat.
oncooppllsneesharoenadethetroublod
Ieeno reel eunucbtooatowortrunble
over. But never in tho hlmdtthe
Moherohsuooruer’ednnutleerot
creator pathos taken plseo‘bohludtbe
lootilchtstbonthosoefltetllllflt. whlebI
wormedtheboartosndwoutbopioudl‘t‘s
at an audience lllllucthoeutirohwo’o
“But last night's drums was real.
Thorewos no stipulation. The tussle
blocoolddtuonondoldwotnon.holptd
tethelrseuts byeruiebes undocume-
ions.orootrlsd bodily in chairs, who
took‘ port in the unusual exhibition.
wetuouthelr eonnten‘sueos azure-lone
cleareondsuileriuc that were the m
Inltol'noskllllnl makeup, but of hard.
"While it woo the creation of his
public appearance in this city. where
woudurlul cures by auntie Wilt!
have sttroetsd‘wldo attention end here
been the subject of so much comment
and excitement. still there was no
diminution in the throng; in loot. the
crowds-eemtocrowlsrcorsteoch sue—
'oeedincsppeursnee.thus showing itis
not more novelty that attracts them.
Dunc before the young healer came
forward a number of ‘ cripples whose
diubility was muted by rheumatitln,
paralysis. or other nlilxetione. waited
ride by side in silent expectancy. oeeuv
p‘yinc the front acute around the orches-
In It no no gloomy a row so over out
before the lootllcht of s theatre. They
had all conic for one purpoeo. with one
hope. It hope that bud hitherto been long
deed in runny of them.
“Romero of strange cures e! afflicted
oueo by s new method had brought
Ibem. end the {womb expectancy ouch.
_ tldlnco would naturally arouse in the
mind at one where only means of inoc-
vuotion tor yearn had been a pnlr‘o'
crutches or friendly mistsnce I-IIII be
better imagined than described.
Those who went upon the stop lust
night were well known residents». and
aseaeb one left the trace alter treat
ment. leaving their canes and ctutehet
III-hiud. or carrying them over their
shoulder. the audience gave rent to
Dr. Temple will remain at Ihe lis-
baehento Hotel. South Norwulk, IlIiI
week only. where he may be consulted
'froeJronIlilu. at. tel p. In. and" to‘‘
«recluse. Priors within reach of all
WWAUK.
Ir. and lira. Themes better have
returned botne from a visit in Maiden.
.1. Wayne Venlleer was in New You
IW- ‘
Min Maud Peel. who has been upend-
inu two weeks here. returned Monday
to her home in Brooklyn
Which is worse. iInpriuunnIeut (or iii-
er alilo-lonc disouIeJi like serolula. (III
example? The (motor. eerlelnly. would
be ptutersble were it not that Ayer't
dumperillo eon ulwsyu come to the res
one uudclre Ibopeor Iull’erer health.
otrenctb. and hopplneee.
*
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Ill ‘
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Mateo noun MI Inna".
.i the» in Milne lmk
" d «I let chlor-
III I: Income
ltcOoI Ml‘r‘hatelorthod'i
ruiev.‘ lInitI “It’d I‘lloweI
Juli? “ml III art (I I' roIiiItnt‘uu said
fluid until b their Illa motor eeiihnnent
billion“: him “to Tm" their III-on Ida.
"new y all Inbwl «all it M“ ‘Kl
ll
«I II are WIIMI «InIIIeIlIIIIe
ram
Iii?u l ml“)? ILII.
”Wit-mint with he obi on
gigbqull'sflu
School
Supplies!
their feelings by long and loud applause. -
, h thotrtet “MW Illhed'vetseltodoLAna
not or more worthy approvals than the
collection width croetoiou the present
Irsoonosubttol . alwoys becoming
BLACK
new are crowiuc shorter
Hot new largest stock or now do-
signs in mm lamps. but the lowest
priced. Itwllllurprlseunybodytoleurn
whatmllyllueceodoweofler out.
And lump clobes. they’re the lad this,
moon. Durhnoemprioessll the new-
est novelties. extra handsome. and the
cost is within mu of everyone. We
on having o spehiul exhibit in the bow,
mt. ' K
French llunuei waist—neural thing
for toll. Very light weight and at the
tune time u oullioient [Routine against
sudden and cooler chances in tempera-
ture. Strictly speaking. the meet our-
roet labrio and funny for outdoor rports
and comes. White collars. .
Egg white snap. the purest Toilet Soap
told. at 25c u box. Just to introduce it
price lee o box; three cakes in s box.
3W6 twice, in black background
with coined figures. Alon in the cold
and riirer printlnc. Regular 500. quel-
ities now selling {or 25o uynrd.
Lsee and open work linens. in the
beat EceIoh and Irish makes and selling
‘0! h." July Mm- I
Lice striped linenu. that were 40 and
no, Itow You a yard illlk striped Ilnent
that won lit): a yard. now limited 25o.
Fine battle, linen anemia and colored
striped. were flee. now I. I: yard—Juli l!)
Inches wide.
The D. M. READ CO.
Tablo Oil cloth.
thoroughly no will make the prime
Iholf Olldcloth,
Table LII-Ion,
Napkins.
In on.
m for
any regard to the anterior uni
for before.
Black tilkywerp henIieIIa, to in,
Majestic all wool heuIieIIa, 44 in.
cite, 46 In,
tune patterns, so in,
Fine figured brilliquiee, 4; in,
indie serge. all wool. 45 in.
Pine caution re urge, 43 in,
All wool diagonal serge 46 in.
Celina lustriue, Ii k lustre, 45 in,
Satin tollid, leutina fluid), 41 in,
Drop 6 rte, extra weight, 48 in,
36 in,
TRISTRAM
have been so.
28in domet flannel. regular
The best indigo prime, 5c
Look and be. convinced.
Blupk silk. wurp‘henric‘tto, line,qulity, 44 in
Baird weight, all wool heurielin 46 in,
Superior llnith and weight, all wool lIenrio
Wool and mohair figured jacquard, 4a in,
wool and mohair figured jacqua'd, hand-
Ail wool, Pr uch serge, all colors and black,
ice, 4 I- -2c yd.
ward
Heaviest ohiIc shelter flannel, Qt: always has been.
Table damask. bieac had, regular ruler, soc.
Ladica' linen suits. It so, 2. on and 3 on.
. annular DIP’I’
Ice pair: I‘ 4 suinmor blankets, regular prices 45c
lclpaiiou oi the mire cold In... of all kinds of dress coed: we placed o
In large line oi it n- ‘1!!! dress gottdt in blacks and colon. In order to tie, the (all dreee
. 3°“ 80“ 8150 m We our tll‘tlflmrl the benefit at this purchate. we hove decided of merit thrill,
3"“ Place them in sale bound", August 38m The prices which we have at on them
in many cases it lost than the some quality of go
one,
See
soc, 61c, 75¢:
89c
" Cheviot serge,
40 in.
5: III.
Drop It etc, ”I
48' m,
31.00
39c
75c
5"c
39'-
soc
50c
soc
98c
81.00
ElDERDOW
8t 50.
use
8 HYATT,
order me
that over
all wool, uliéolore toil bl
Fine 'cassluiere Serge, uligolurs out!
o latest mill}: in drett good
Eiderdown Jacket
We are showiug‘a loll line I f
N JACKETS, just the thing to
evenings and tar housemar; they come in ,
are. Red pink, blue and grey, prior, 85c, cg}
Norwnllr. Courteous! ‘T'
Oazotto B'l'd'
It... .
Boys‘
‘I .00.
Men' 3 In :Jiu n
25 come.
Engraving!
mm mm...
.007" NOIWALK
Boston Store.
Ill UAIIIIIOTOI 81..
b'UU'I ii KURWALK.
The Sentinel can now oiler inducements to
ding invitations, announcements, culiin
lagoons character.
iusdvuuee of printing.
prIoos.
Theh
ii.“ I
Lao.
. . . I‘Iillll.
Lcdlou'lfluoo. “I“:
Oonu' Hugo.
Conto‘ Working 0mm.
Contn' Undorwourd
Orders left here for AW N INGS IIIIIl SAILS will receive pruIIIpt attention.
made and put up.
.00?" ”DIWALI
Boston Store
I“. I. VII “I"II. Pm.
illi Walliilllli‘l'llli’ IT" IOU!“ NORWALK.
Till WWII“
III It”!
MIWIWII.
Inlmdloo them Mum: of the
erluufl'mmm “mg“: 'I‘If
"Hui
Do You lloop
Thit remark wet overboard sis
rude of \‘
lbo pleased to show samples and"
Llimllltl
no. we: mom. on
scoruzw I HOYT’S BIG STOR
I: Washington Strut, South lorwsliI, ci. .
The new tariil' law does not ail'cet our prices all dry goods in our store remain
same as heretofore and some goods will be sold im‘ less.
DOME’TIQ.
so summer ccmlortabiee.
The best prints—we haw never told fir yc—aiways
HOSIERY DEP' 1'.
Ladies' regul Ir mule fast black hose, I5c per
i‘Ibel hose double lime, lot:
heel, regular mice It I :.
MeII' a whi c unliun lcrcd ohms, regular prite
Weight shirtt an 1 drawers, re
P. S—Blnck Walnut Roll Top Desk, little need cheep at $40. 00; will be will for .
This Is not a great sacrifice sale. Best goods at Regular prices.
SGOFIELD & IlOVT, 83 Washington St. South Iorwslk,
Wedding arid Soolet!
o Iriiet desiring engraved w "
g on it, etc" at a II Iecinlly cd
rii at price; but II very l
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MW.~NT._-MW W,
cumlnh.
Monoclonal-Inmates! A
Lndtou' Muslin
Undone...» 4‘
Awuiu
W 0 keep sailclolh in stock.
Lodios' Telnet-noel Hutu.
liar- nnd Wanda. H i
M. Induced Poland.
Drooufioodo. N I .
HR. 00”."
“"loedioccioeer s. ileum-open who
m:lIovosn-ltui it licowtinn Lill'l'ltlml
mltthobottortleleouoerth tortuous
elesuluc. it you have em else
it. try II we «be: all cm toil II.
W
lie ioolt
“MIMI-Immutable
fiflluhu'omm MianubwfllllJLY. ou'flou
lutlte You lull. will
“but Porter.
. uni Motto!
otollltllile. III-In email at two
rm.
.1‘ m
.. Whit iii no: to...
VII? ll mm w ”ill.
Mi. mmmmmm
renown
mute-move“:
Norwalk Chronicler