—_ MW... ...-_._..... .——.~——-»__.--WW_W... .. “8‘ Jfi‘flm'” Bebooner “Veranda" sailed this morn- NUMBER 151. ”in Alma. W3" roe-Ills: "'3‘ Ilse are at work on Riverside arcane, w. “W“ strengthening the long shine wall. I wish 331%,“ collie. Mimi :4". an. Tube Colorfl'le. at Plaietcd a. Lew-Illa r Ayls .’ M m h" Bows. Jack Dolau‘ a club and Charlie Hayes' 11'3- WGE I r.'r. Ind. playeda patrol ballon the meadows gigs-rs.‘ list ELI: y... "-; this morning. The score was 24 to 9 In film“ . favor of Hayes club. him, 1’ I woma- sinuous. For Sunday, in New England fair to partly cloudy weather, with light to fresh waterly winds, becoming variable and nearly atntionary, followed by higher The Connecticut river shad season will close June”. Thecatoh has been very poor—only about hall what it waalaat year. This is due to the coldne- of the season. —Borton’ a celebramd Ice Cream 10 etc. W’ , per plate at no. E. Bootleld’e, 57 Ilain at. THE LOCAL NEWS. "Pinch" Connell has now entered the —---' list as a professional sprint runner. Be High “'1" to monow 7 M. "w "a" is now arranging a list of engagements 13.” for the fall at the fairs, horse races. ctr. Bun rises 4.20;.unseta '1... "‘ Elder G. L. White :1" preach at the Advent church to-morrow. The Ida Williams is discharging a car. go of coal at Ferrls’ dock. “mom... is visiting at W. ll. Swords,” South Iain street. The regular meeting of the Common Council will be held louday evening. Lewis Anderson of the borough is just recurring from a severe attack of Brun- chitir. __ --Pure Java and Ilochs Coder—sl- ways fresh—at G. C. Btillson’e. A ball nine is being organized consist- ing of the men in Crofut A: Knapp’s No. l. _______ The regular meeting of the 8.2th Nor- walk Firo Police will be held Monday evening. —-The pewsin the Baptist church will berented on Tneudayevoning,.lune5th at 8 p.m. » __ The Chestnut street team is playing the Excelsiors on the Baxter grounds -Danbury News. All persons desiring the home news while spending the summer at some pleasant resort, can have the Sentinel sent them. without extra charge, by leaving their addressatthis ofllce. ' —-Leave your order. for ice cream Sundays, at C. B. DaKlyn’s Bakery and Confectionery store. Cream delivered to any part of the city Sundays. Quite nnumber of peopleinthia city have lost valuable dogs lately. The owners think there are a few persons here who make a practice of stealing dogs and taking them away and selling them. ThovWeetporter to-dey issues a sup- plement, giving a detailed history of Compo Engine Company of that place, which is illustrated with pictures of the different machines used since 1950. / . Somebody took the gate of! the fence in front of the house occupied by Jer- omeDay last night and left it In the street where a heavy wagon ran out it this morning and broke it to pieces. thb afternoon. 17. fl. Nash & Bro. advertise in to-day‘a “‘53 Gil-Yr W” in ‘0'“ I‘flfld‘L um 1“ members. The well-known Concordia The Boston Store will. open a kitchen “5““ ' “,8" “l” 0‘, 0“ “0'“- Th'! m Ifim no. r. White of Cranberry Plains lie-idea .............. . . a 3 Singing Society will render several vocal deprrtment in “,0 basement 0‘ their also selhng electrIc door bells. Any- has returned “on . visit with llr. and Norwalk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, p 5 selections. m next '2“ thing in the house furnishing good line In. Oscar Brown city w.mbu" ___________ ..- ,,,,,, 9 . -———-———~——~——-——— m sub—r“ Y n, L. r can be had at their well-stocked store. 4...; eumm........~ ..... ......;. e o m ’3“ ”“- . 0 e u ‘ . ——————— Ed ' p be . > '1“ m llmwl meeting after the St. Louis is indeed unfortunate. This .pndzd: :3: d1: loll Rtowartorzn‘h i. 3:2,," """"""""""" ........ ‘ 7 n. ”a M “mm ”a, I” ‘ lecture “on“, "my”; week it is torn center to clrcumferdtce '7 """"""" ' """ 5 13 7"“ ‘M' by p T Barnum . circus; next week it Ilamie Avery of Waterbury to spend- we. I. . 'M The Mill Rowccume up from Norwalk Little Fredetta, daughter of “Fritz” Taylor, is to-dsy celebrating the fifth anniversary of her birth. 'l'lteNorwalk's beatingthelVaterburys .givea them second place in will be In a still greater state of confus- ion by appearance of \V. H. Barnum‘ e circus. ~Hsrtford Poet. «Leave your orders for ice cream Sundays, at C. B. DeKlyn'a Bakery and “IO ”“8 0f “'3 W- Confecttonory store. Cream delivered -—Tlte Famous Gilt Edge Chowder ct '0 any 9"" of “'3 crty Sundays. MM" 0” “Md- Connecticot pensions have been grant.- ed as follows: Original, Lewis Dunn, New Britain;01iver s. Braiuard, Had- dam; Amos A. Lyons, West Willingtou; John Watch. Norwalk. Ila-issue, Geo. Bro water, New London. Mc‘ially, the livery stable keeper in Stamford, hadone of his horses badly The new soda fountain for F. H. Bax- ter baa arrivedand is now in position. It is one of the beat in the state. Quite a savage dog light took place on the meadows yesterday. afternoon. A sum of sports from the borough wit- ne-ed it. ,. foundered yesterday by being driven too The Haney,” .m‘sgyug hard. lthadtnbeputinaboa stall in 1%. fig. I for "39“" Danu’ a stable last night as it was impoa~ thb Will» sible to get it back to Stamford again. earns o. Keeler rtsrted for Leadville. 40° Gun-III“ no' toting cries- Winning tovisithisbrother 8. K. Stanley or the borough is fitting up the rooms upstairs over hie store in Osage, who is very sick with pneu- thebor'ottgh, lobe used for his whole— monia in that city. sale tobacco department, as )he room B. Wilco general secretary of the shunning,» 3%“ from downstairs is gsttingtoosmall for his Jackson Bros. no prsctlcee early in the neidlr hem-ins bonnet- libs-lug near Union Park. Ire. Pawoett advertises. manufact- urer'sstuskdhdlea'andcklldren'shats, in all shapes, frets” ee’rstetobtlcsnta each. Themleeommencesto-day BalelLDunaiegwill give-Ila- ssiliutalkteyoong muonlonday nubgumeY.lf.G.A.l-all. The mwummm” «have your orders for ice cream send-yr.» cummyn'rnrksryrno store. Creamdelivered toaayprtol thecitydnndays. —Ladieu who can not find time to visit thegreathargain houseol W. B. Bella 00.. End will find a large has of mmplee of silks, wool goods, Henrietta cloths, satin. and mattiuga at the rooms of Hts. Wm. B. Jerri. 121, lain street, South lidrwalk. Prlomwlll be the same as at the great store in Bridgeport. A little boy name Brown was found on the Ely Neck road last nightbyAmoa Youngs, who aald he did not know the way home. Ir. Younga, after some search found the boy' a parents and re- stored their child. lie lived on Concord street. —Leave your orders for ice cream Sundays, at C. B. DeKlyrI’s Bakery and Confection-q store. Cream delivered to any part of the city Sundays. lent Weddssdiy evening a musical entertainment and strawberry and ice cream festival is tobeheldat theresi- deneeolD.B. Diabrowon Weatavenne. The madcalnrogtammeistolustabout threoquartersofanhour. The c! thssutsrtainmeutarelortbebenrdl otthenewohurob. . ThenorwalkY. l.c.A.haslaidout two uuaheounuu Union Park and have begun work. Thetrunie club nam- beasthhtyuud manymoreyoungrneu aretalflugoljolalng. BraPntouoleoadltiver died yea- “I“. mem his men lo-morrow “sunblock. wiles that aunt-satisfied, trythsbo .eratreaatwafllson’s. market. 100 doaeefor'lbosata. 0.0. litillson’a. working inhisyard laEsstllorwalk andtook oflhisooatandhungltontbe fence. Behsdocosiontogoswayend when hstcturnedhisooatwaamissing. la the pocketof thegsrmsatwasmoo andof near-eunllcrriarnregrsttedhis loss. Yesterdayhe waatoldthataboy wasmntakinglhso‘oatfremtkefsnes Upon golngto theboy’ahooestheoeet wasfouudhutthepookctbookhud been emptied of its mounts. The guilty boy denied having seen themoneybut when told that an odlcer would be brought to the house he handed the moneytollr.lerriam. The ladshonld be thankful that be was not severely punishedbylaw. A lleuae In less Causal ls Terribly Wednesday morning the house of James Devanna, New Canaan, was struck by lightning, undevsry room in the house, with one exceptiouwaamoreor lessshat- tered. The floors were torn up, walla demolished and the building generallym wrecked. Even the bedstead upon which Hr. Devanna was sleeping failed to escape, as a piece over a feet In length was split from one of the posts and hurlr edacrom tho room. There were three personainthshoureattbstime,bntfor- tunately no one was injured. visiting Edward Thomas in this city. ing Miss Ella Smith. -Thsouly0enulnehattaparllhlntbs amnesia};- m llamorlalDayPranklerrlamwar unsou- or’Ta rnortnaa noun. Shetland. During the recent thunder storm of Personal lollies. Thomas Gnodfellow of Bidgefleld is Br. and lire. B. G. fielder of Brook- lyn were in town yesterday. flies Jessie Gilbert of—Byncuse isvisit. William Lewis returned home yester— day after making a three weeks visit in Danbury. William Boone, a former resident of nga few days with her aunt Ilra. Weed 'n the borough. Louis VDenuinw-df Brooklyn is visiting friends in the borough. Frank Secor is in New York city visit» lug friends. Emma Meriman of New Rochelle re- turned home yesterday after a three wpeka visit with her sister, Mrs. Edward Knapp in the borough. ll’ms Ilary 1". Clark of this city is visit- ing her brother in New York city. Fred [rockde of the boron Hary A. Seymour and Jennie Avery of Bethel will spend Sunday in town. flies llima Caprou of New lilford is visiting with the family of J. 1). Jon- nings on Elm street. Theodore P. Plat; of Saybrook in vist— ting Charles Johnson in this city. Charles Bills of Brooklyn is visiting his brother James of this city. Charles F. Cross of Birmingham is visiting George H. Kcalb of this city. lire. Ezra Williams of Jersey 'City Heights is visiting her sister, Ira. Sarah Wilcox, in East Norwalk. John James of the bor'ongb, is visiting in liolyoke, lass. Andrew Bray of New Bedlord, lass, is visiting his brother John, in the bor- ough. Freak Baker of the ”borough is spend- ing a few days in Bidgrheld. George Harvey of the borough is visit; ing in Boston. inngmldenemBhodeldand. with frtenth In W of Inoborougs. Witt-sea. . oi [gird-Id county died Thursday. slowdown-Ins. r... resin-cut SOUTH NOBW CNN. SATURDAY JUNE 2, 1888 Youaglspahllmudsblu tklseity was openedtothepublie. Therewsssgood attendance, alreadypreparing tolltiactive work for their party. feated bythe Danbury club. 6 to 5. The same clubs are playing this afternoon at Danbury. neeticut League up lotheprnnt tim' burysand the noonbutbtdrivingpri. Win ad' e’ mi ter ' D bury out turned home from E‘pmpe on Thursday. '0“ t A‘ thrsthe an aref BuvmWflmoftheboroughlpvisito fill"! Fred. Gehke hwafaw days lllaaAdeDyaala vhkllglb Pearle Ed th of ,whokasbeen morocco..- terday. , Matthew oIJ. EKllncfelltrJutsdwd Haven, wulupsndtluudrrlutkiselty. WWW”. :tI-fllk. ". andbefotetberacstlngadr leftto inter thsthis negligence caused the recent accident. - todecrdeupon this course,and though arm for the accident upon Ir. Buford. we doubt“ thereia aperseuheru believes Whatever may have ledthe company a,» “‘0‘, their actiouvirtuslly places the blame I!“ thatheisloblama. lotheflratplaceit is absurd to believe that the movable the ‘railsnd not have been discovuasdbyllr.Barford.lIlaamistant, tbshremaaor tbeengineer. The acci- dentocennedinbrmddayligbgsndthe I! aesnby eitherolthem. Eowever.the dathasgose fortb,andlr.Barfordls retirrd. Butthiswillnotcausethepeo- “1)me libel-ed 0. B. railcouldbavecaoghtaoastorldeupon “mm aurora-gnome»!!! rail, ifdisplacrd, wouldhavehcenessily “hr-deceit: I'memmm.m mum. George .- Underhlll ft! deurhghrgahsmmamuw at lie]. '1'. Bell. pletobelieve thatheistoblamefortha accident. Inflarfordhaabeeodrawtenderhers Loam sineeldbl. Duringalltbat timehehas ”a" '1‘. Rent. paid“... mended-got dxrooma. Possedouluue 1. Apply mmarsaruoonnwmm donehladnty well, and hevery natur- sllyandjustly teelahnrtthatheshould be forced fromthe position he haeao faithfullyllledforall theseyeara with nasaunh"_nw’“ s. lsrwslku' one". Water-bury- u TheNorwalkslookeeeondlutbcCon— MIDI“. Wm. Oawklchoccaaloathafollodsg ha ha iiiI Bail r.JEBOM emulatingof mistreated... theimphcation’ thathewmthecauseof haeetbeir many frauds here. Ir. nectlcotfltatelreugue detailing the theaccidentwhichjeoprdizedsomaa 1 A ’ gm 9"" m lives. Bntfcrallthie, hehas tbeaatia- Arm““°fl‘u°' “go ”I: orWaterburyasdtthitsmo’km‘fim "mm“,plyut noon UB‘SIAIIIT. . 'me°‘m, Wand menthereiawithhim. andthatnothing ' “Rana“ Gib!“ "'0 “0 battery M "I. 1‘0" mum Wyn-mgr area- Launch for Isle. Daniel Fl‘illllllll " 3'- Theydidgoodworkwhich 'i“ done-ayes willchangathat sentiment. murmur“!!! ”M "‘“ mt Beginadl5 smut-cs unsung-now” Ichllister Is playing good ball now and losers: limo concur. is “gcttiugtbere” very fast. The score —— . waal'ltos. lolly ”dull-dihhmflnfludo- it at m ’ W of SW to Partlelputo. “"n‘ ”‘m “'7- Bouth liorwalk is to have the pleasure m This morning tbelorwalks werede- oflistening to abaejo concertonlou— day evening, June llth that will proba- bly surpass anything of the kind ever held in this part of the state The par- ticspunts are to be the Beside Banjo club, consisting of 30 young ladies, and tbelavc Burritt Banjocluhof 2) Standing u! the long-e. Pollowing' Is the standing of the Con— a dsv ortwo ago to have thebrokeu boom of the crud digger replaced with a new one. Capt. Bill Perritt and his men didztbcjeb. Whileatwer‘ktheydrunk freely oi liorwalk water on board the tag, and as the result, aevernl of them were made too sick to work. Oneof the victims says the we“. was thick. dis. enloredanduasty. Theyhuveall recov- .ered—Bridgeport News. WM". Thegsme of bull between the Derby. . row. 1’ ‘ whatpn be learnedPogurtyoftba ‘ awas run. ning forhomuhaaeinthe sixth inning, but on reselling it fell. The Daebury pitcherfellonl'oprtyauditiaallegrd. umkhimwhanpontbelattcrfllp aodbotbcngsgsdisagenetaldtlmico- counter, which was, however, stopped before very much damage was done to Yet many years pustau intertown war- either party. The Danbury pitcher re- . _ Ill- Ina-rd nowhere-1k ceived a few cuts in the free. Br. O'Bul- I." I.“ a“ M.” Bedding and Wilma-d .md Ertl‘i‘cuhfm Bethel,aa toibe ownershipofanelevar lion knowu as ”loner Jenkins.” the town lineanot having been clearlyde— fined owing to the diflcllty in musing livun took him of the field to dress his Ioplayandths‘umpirscalled the game infavocolthslbrbysdtoo. This‘wua finemm fi‘m'ibm. It. 1.13th and Indu- Davie, timer. NOTICE. Mtkeuctdxtydayepleee 83:3 WING 815.1” 1'0 $1M”. WWII! otflm’flb I. The Regular Dramatic The Wlfe .1 AMMQM‘EG, IvI'IIcac “mnemonic-ante lasso. by-assarecuttoerdrr. (tailor O In! In. some uoawm “1w DB. 0. II, rostrum, WT, u as who 8.50 omen; no. as wasmrrrou ar. a line insuchroug‘h andbigbgrouI-de. - Quite recently theaelectmeu kav'ehadu ”survey Inadeby asurveyor, who was prohablyauistedhy‘oneofthenumeroue “balloon men,” whom may on the rise, and thermlt iathat Bethel gmslhemounlainrntirr. . This elevation is of sub acbaructer that a mbuntain goat would carefully survey it beforeattempting thermos. and theqnestionnaturally ariseswhiek town hm breathe gainer la thesettle mentoftbcvexed question. done under the rules of the league. runner surrey. sprlsgwuud Il'uleu chapel. Snbjecthunday evning. ”Mg Treasures” "Lay up for yourselves treasnries in heaven, where neither moth norruatdoth corrupt, and where theives donotbreak through nor steel. Butt. bthehaptar, Both verse.” Wednmday may. "Theatteudaut Angel." ”And for fear of him the keepers did shak. and became dead men.” Matt. 28th chapter, 4th verse. South Knew-ll Congregational. The World's liasiouary Convention which isabout to assemble inf/radon, has ssntout srrqneat forprsysr toall the ehmchee of thrust. The attempt has been torsacb the Christian public throughthe press. Dr. A. P.Beurd, of euro. Fawce'rr’s cure-2mm... at thrush-Jen- . 8 WATS. ‘1’” IOIWALK, GREAT SALE _._op___. iii-.A-T-S, MI— E. G! WHITNEY Wimer It lewlnu’s Tuba" .c. Art and Stationery Store, sum '1'. kill- 'slulkfle “ Ike” 4 disc. . amensoaroaw, All. this city, ias delegatsand sails today. Dev. Wm. Kincaid. D.D.,of New York, wtll speak on ”Universal Ilirsious” la the church tomorrow morning. B. will prrwbintkeeveu- lug. Theannualeolleetloufbvtheforv missions will betskeuattbeeou' ROTON POINT. day School at 12 o’clock Evenmng, with sermon at 7.”. «m. Lear-Ir. thew.» “WW“ audlttlagglms- ”M M! Tbesuhje'et of the first whl be [biennium—Tbs aeeosd eo-lug Chrhhaudthokarmouykstweeuaelelee I“. audtheltible. astotkesadolthswtwll [Under llew lanagentont. ' IIIII ill-l llllllll ”E's-.3... 3...: £5.53"
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