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OUTHEQBWALK, COWS. ,BNESDAY, 9111:1520, 1888. j , j 1“ PRICE TWO on o: ‘
1" law now 7 m “I“! Bills" and «’93,, Smiths” 13m BABI- W fill)! I!“ m m m.
meg“ willplsyhsllonlblfiuki’mmm' Invwalknllndnatndbyfiem ‘
no...” , slum. , Yesterday altarnoon about too people
i 'm" ‘ Sentinel.
Wndvsrtissmsntsol wants or Tlmrcnrssome prospects oi a game
“J ""1 Willi“! WOW! inch W with the Cuban Giants in this city. in
rulemwillhslnsrrtcd atthefollnwing thencsr future. _
’ rates: Doctrine, 15min; 3 tint”. ‘0 ~DeKlyn's ice cream delivered on
-—-Boys wanted .to sell the Evening
foul to catcher who had to throw him-
crnta:8titnes,liilcsuts;onsweek.tl.llo. m t no rtof thccit _ of
limits words will go into a ball ’ ° ’ 9' ’
inch space of The Sentinel. , “'9 Old
nigh tide to morrow 8.50, low tide class was
Sun rises 4.20; sun sets 1.29
’A large number went to lingo today. Corbett
, .'—‘"-"‘ J. W. Studwell elegant Weber pianos,
"”91“!" '°° m “mm" °" which are noted for their depth and
mm’ ‘° ”W ”Mm” sweelness of tone. and long durability.
The Anti—Poverty society of New York (lonsidered by all leading musicians an
E at W Point today. . the best piano manufactured.
St. John's Dodge, F. a A. ll, worked
the second degree last night.
~You that arsdhmtislled, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillaon‘s. Ill.
lormcrly owned by layor Hubbell. Bill. is '
. . h this city.
George Low a horse got loose last nlg t um
and cut himself badly on a barbed wire Belle Lautber and Lottie Smallhorn have
fence. "mm“,
——'l‘he only Genuine‘Sarsapsrilla in the drew the
market. 100 dost-s for 75 cents. G. C. “5,. Emma Rodemeycr is spending a
' few days with bliss Henry Cornell of the
Fernando Van Sony’s little boy, who 50ml!“- ,
was run over Int week and had his leg tun oni- Bill isnponding slew weeks
broken,is in a precarious condition to, in mum“ “,1 1°".
. —-—-——- . , ’ Lulu Davis of the borough is visiting
Coolldgc & MUM ”It! the ll-Slll- friends in "“9 city.
Stillmn's.
day. '
anccln full this morning on the burn
that was burned last week belonging to W. L.
P. W. Bates. Norwalk
-—'l'he Famous Gilt Edge Chowder st
Campbell’soldsland. Miss Mabel Hamilton of Brookfield
Junction, is visiting Ilt'l' sisters in thin
In our article yestenlay on Electric
Motors for Street Cars, the percentage of city.
cost should have been or instead or 0 per- no. Emily M. Partly-of fitsmiord ‘-
cant as printed. visiting Miss Sadie Miller in this city.
W. Howard Seymour has a new nd' Hon.
vertisement in this issue. giving some of
the cash prices at his grocery store, flav- flak
. ilnnd’s block, Washington street. lug lira.
W ‘ —Tb Cash Bdrm—Go to the new Charles Street of East Bridgeport is
I'ol'e. 3h HIVM'. Wk, N ha, “'0' visiting (find. in the ww-
cerirs cane you casu. W. Howard
Seymour. ~ Kamila 13'. Wheeler of Rowsyton is via-
iting friends in the borough.
The "Venture,”ot Bridgeport, owned
by Ir. Bishop. stopped at Dorlon’s Point flu"
last night with a party. She is a band- in New Jersey.
some “a“ yacht. 1 George Masher in spending a week's
- . k . vacation in Bloomington. New Jersey,
Capt. Conklru of East Norwal ass with his sister, tin-.0. HTDunhnm.
chumhMteveningand is was necceo James 3.86,;l0l1l’ of Ridgelield was
taken suddenly ill at the First ll. E.
nary to carry him home in a carriage. in town
Herman Anderson was found guilty, Ir. and Ill-s. E. 6. Alexander or East
ymtsrdnyml stealing copper from Ins. Cambridge are visiting Mr. and Ira.
tin Banlord. Judge Selleck bound him Sizes of East Norwnlk.
ovortothsnextts'r- or thstluperior Wilmefl-nllpsa.
Court. This morning a report was circulated
.13”. named to out at. but" that there wasa eassof amallpoxon the
W. hill. K. Lassen called at the Sentinel
--——- ' nd
'l'bngrsduatlng “moon". oilicethls afternoon a . said that the
, exercises , man was employed by htm.anil his name
School will take place thin evening in -
was Nels Kristian Ynhanson. Ir. Lan-
thn Opera House. The followiugare the son said that the "9°" wu “I.“
graduates: Lulu K. Stanley, Julia B.
Godlrny. Baden Parsolls and Fred a, M
Inckwood. '
. . - -——-—————- ‘ Presidentn day. the "Women‘s Dish"
-Purs Java and Iocha Cullen—al- held a..." mug] Wm" in. real-
ways trash—at G. (Lawson's. 400°! of E. J. an] last "at". m eltort for thorough evangelical work in
WWII!!- . m (Illness m". in authors-Jun. Richardson of New York,
thinoltleaojuatcsllm a kltsto "'4“
wsaahirt. Itinmado of yellow , 'anttvalnudlatnatalameat.
papsrand has a bond and limbs of a Remember the festival and entertain
nhadsrhrknr protruding lrom the pro» mcnttobcglvenby lbeYouug Peoplrs’
per place in the shirt. it inn novelty. annotation oi the First I. 3. church this
m , evening. At 8 o‘clock a musical and
--For wosmvawV-ki . literary enurtnlnment will be given in
70.5., tbsNorwnlksplaythsWater- thsaudlsncsroomtoba followed by a
inWatarbury andtbnrasult will “shame-twin the mm below.
whichflnblssdsiuthnOounmtl- ’15- ms reori-
Oarslnbllasaotyatdsfaatad “'9-
thslarllhllas tbsywillsadrnvor to
dosotecursnw.
m __..._....
anathema-own“. W
—Ilayor Bubbell and Ir. Matthew
Kiss ids Cole will accompany Ir. B.
Thomas of Norwalk Military Institute
and sister totheir hdme, in Belleville,
spending a few days in Elizabeth, N. J.
home from Washington thin afternoon.
._.._m_
mmldbstaknnto Amnstiagoftbaolllolalswboarano
thOIIWaBlllaflmflwm usslyangagsdtntkaworkofthslvau-
hsrn belonging to Eben Eid- .
ridge. has been torn down and snow one a" on a" ground I" 0d" to catch "'
THE LOCAL NEWS. \ “w” “"3“de ‘ ‘ tho Gorhsmn-scoredons run. No snow
The annual receptions! Niss Baird's ing in the seventh. In the eighth the
heldlnthsiastitu‘tcon Orchard visitorsgct 4 more runs in. Norwnlkn
2.”. street, last night. . getting one also. No one scored in the
ninth) lchllislsr struck out seven torn.
i
J. mudwell mad the horse m Charles W! Toronto, Can‘ Advertising In thou-“Iain Ihat Does
isiting Kr. and lire. Fields in
th
alter their voyage to Norfolk,
James W. Byatt is expected
to—day.
Adailaslonwlllbstllernts. no
.5 of tichls has alrnsdy been "r, tbstaooparalawritteuthat given. such
the Ivaagsllaal Allin-as.
Annmwuhaldlastavsalngla
at , up tkalr stockings lr‘
MSW-cum
umgregnud on the ball grounds to see
the Gorbams play with the Norwalks.
The Gorhams were the first to the bat
and scored twice by bars hits, otssls and
coming in on bits. The Norwalks‘ went ”MN MW in ‘wmm
' especiall if
until thenixthinning. Inthe last half
, Both batteries worked very well, and as
have MM from for coachern the visitors can't be beat;
I-‘ilspatrick made the winning run, be-
ing knocked in by Ande 'flwitb my little
Chi“8° hat.” 6 ' kind of a cans in the right manner. Ha
had a casslsst‘nlgkt that came near
getting thehcst oi blra.and inmlere-
spent his plans wars: knocked in the
head. Foroncsawnmsu gotthebestof
him, buthc ls Moody satisfied with
A ’30!" BIPLY. J] the ”I. M m and bla.friends
‘ ‘ think he did a Irina thing in not grappl-
ing with his prisoner. .
Isaachcobson haepsasmall ntoreou
in morning, “the want column of :lho the Washington “'3“ 5'”?- “3ka
mm mm, “mm. Jenni, Sentinel n a great thing.” room the in sushi-muesli»! mull-wan
patronage it is receiving and the humor-
ous answers to the advertisements we
__ dru of Goo. B. Plaisted. . ~ _ _ ' . o n. Who receive over day. we are of like opinion.
Buy gs “—— Vs ' w'mwggthfimlihsezd,gofld side? Saturday afternoon Selleck Bros. oi the
borough advertised for a lost horns and
fifteen minutes after theScnluel appeared
on the street, the horse was returned to
them. They, no doubt, with hundreds
of Others will testify to the eflectivent-m '9“ {W b" m
of the Sentinsl’s advertising columns.
It was thought by many that it was
r the best game of ball ever played on the
- mm in“... grounds. Nelson. the pitcher [or the
Gorhnmll, made plenty cl fun for the
spectators, by his humorous coaching.
.— » ,men went up to Prospect Hill to n wed-
Bunnel. superintendent of Ike ding by invitation or the bridegroom.
Electric Light Company. is When they commenced to. play tin-i:
musical instruments some one came to
the door and threw hot water on them
and “M moved to the “W“- Chflle' ntaudagaiunt on door. The Chief tol-
Hp'pkius, a little fellow about 8 years
Nisan back again to get a pail which
bind lsit on the stoop. He was met find her. mm. h - corner 0‘
w I niatcr-in-law of the bride, Ira. ‘
l'labsrty, who struck him on the bead
withaheavy earthenware pitcher and
stretched himsenseless at her feet. A
Johnston oi Lewisboro is vinit- terrible gash wns made in his head. Dr.
JamesJohustou on Iaplc street. Hitchcock attended him and said if the
blow had been a square oneon top of his
head it would have killed him.
linbcd statistics to show that the Episco-
palian Church had obtained the greatest
growth in New Uork City, among the
-,-_____, itinerant denominations. The current
It her of “Frank Ianlic's Illustrated
‘ " continues the dincumiou of u if W D! m’
tlr, bjsot,snd says: “Another point 'W’W" w: -Mhin:nbd
[ “m“ a
o ntngo ortthpiaoopaliausistbcir .. ‘ h the towns! Bye; whichnfsw
wnsks ainca presented such a wealth
of blossoms, are now a and sight to be-
hold, nntbey presenttb‘sappsnrancsof
having been scorched by flames. The
cause of lhisdsstruction is thecanksr
spirit of liber'ality, which induces Ira.
ternity with other churches. Nothing
could be more out of keeping with the
traditional Episcopalian conservatism
mun or his won-om cinn- than "revival meetings," yesold Trinity
Yesterday lining 3m is known as was opened forsucb meetings last year,
and Episcopal clergyman led the work.
They were among the first in the recent
Brooklyn, for auuiou ol' clergymauin
interesting paper. practical work to bring peoplswithin
church influence without regard to
cracds. ltistbinsort of practical
Christianity which tells with the aver-
age man. ‘
nuccesafyul ‘23., at Wallack’s Theatre,
New ork lty. delighting thousands
“m to h‘"‘ sachwsskwltkitsmarryatory charm-
autllasgus. mmmflfl'wmmwwmwlnm ‘t glrhboatif'lncsne
tin order. No more scoring wasdous not am
the third inning Sullivan knocked a
was a good play. In the sixth inning
the Business.
"There's no use in talking” said a man
. multic'n laasuacr action].
The summer school at Ninutic will bev
Reason for Growth.
The N. Y. Evening Post recently pub-
ns [lady or the Tiger.
The Lady or the Tiger continues on its
nudhnndaomsoontulnan. It is sl-ldoni
unequivocal planners to allelaasrnas does
thlnpopulsrwork, 'l'bseomsdyisof n
shamrtoksspthallstnasnin a roar
ofhsgktsrfrcnltbnrlnsof tbs curtain
unfilltslallcathslsstsot,and Itntlill-
dsOottrsllyllsdsllas lucsttrJJs Wolf
BoppunndJrllsraoadaAngalbsrevlo-
tlmnot anonrnnlu all theirpriuoipal
ss-bsrs. whllaths love dues batman .
raosivail withrgssltavoraud applause.
Onset tbs plaaasataas lanterns ot the
Wurst-mar vldtorn in an aunts
”WW-through which
mattamtsslfreskslrsra reread
.evarlous oi lsaaaa into tbs auditorium,
kasplsgtkstsisnsrstnrsalwnyapttaasst
asthma-sass ssjoytlls nsrlorlaasor
wltksomlort. '
ltiasoolddaytwhausilontbiiorwslk
policeman dun lotssoIrc his prisoner
when ones upsntba right track. But
nmntlman circumstancss enter into
comm. y
theyarslnoliaadtubsatridsbsabful.
Nonlinouthilorwalkhasonarsaaon
above another for pride, itia thathcr
police lorusis mollast. Our reader-all
know that oflicnr Column would not
svenlookpross-vysdatatclnalswlthout
he became moored. Gaol-gs Baddest
midit do a little didotsat than thnuther
members .ol the tutor. It is doubtful
whether he would hautats tomcorta
good lookingynung Iadytoberhomeif
ahearrivsdintowuonnlstetraln. But
genial Chief Vollmsr understands his
“mm M canattsud to slmontany A lull chorusof trainsdvoices, anolo
by Horace Batch, dustt by lira. Simona
and Jerome Smith, solo by Kiss Baldwin
and amuaical sketch entitled‘fl'be Farm”
and more music by the band. After the
entertainment nrush was made for the 000‘ 000“" “.3331,
icecrcamandforaboutanhourtbs W was Wm,
man that dealt it out was kept busy. A “WWW“ W .
Eighty quarts of cream were disposed of It.» Yacht '0' “l0-
and also has on hand a wife from whom
he bssdesiredtobo dsvorced. Shells-
licven that what's It in WI, and has
used her power to mob an extent that
his signaudothcr nrtioloahavo been
consigned totbe rider. She has also
annoyed his customers, and Jacobson,
becoming disheartened, got out awaro
, llrn. Jacobson was not brought up in
._..__._-.-,- ~-~~w~~ the woods, and she adopted a novel way
"“"m'f'" “"Mm- ’of resisting the odour. Ubiel Volliner
Monday eve-nus I run! of you: and policeman Baddest went after her
last evening'nud thetannightsd object
of their search saw them coming. Did
the meet the odious attire doorway?
Not by soy means. Showbantlly retired
to her bed-morn and M the wash-
lowed hsrand without much dilliculty
forced an entrance. Beapscled to
thcroom,butlraJaoobaonbaddncided
that ilabs Wan tsknntotbclockltphis
modesty wouldhavs bssbooksd. Ir.
Vollmsr made up ”cults! nostosisk
the shock when hs‘mw than'tsaticu.
She had ramovedalltkaolothiug from
psopsrl nu ”Peak Alton, Chief. 1 non
_ _ gin on Tuesday, July 3, and continue loll-n hung”, hndid ”yang...
“wheru'wnfimsa ‘9'“ WI until Thur-day. July 19- The obi-rot herin that conditicuand inovdortobo
the school in to extend to every lcachnr
in the state. an opportunity to observe
and study the methods and principles of
good teaching.
convinced that Ira. Jacobson was un-
dremed, ballad count has lriaudsturn
down the had clothes. Chief Vollmcr
left her aslbs dense for which she was
to be arrsshll was slight. ,
Ber maid-Irena eltacsual and was
certainly a very novel way of frighten-
ing away policemen. But all omcsra
could not be lrightsnrd in out way.
Ours are indeed a very modest force.
”filed. 0!
therewith».
if?“
i
ii
manual! suntan.
Volunteer nuns 0o- last with
an (Insdlaaaaas. mall’s-rials» lam "
The members of Voluntssr lions cont-
gny wmmmora menu-prised when n” .
{ ey saw crow twssprssentst 'l‘hshossswsa ton on“?!
their festival and nourishment, last muflw "Wm“ 'm
At nine o’clock the two large ' ' ‘
tools were a solid mass of humanity.
At one rims there must have becnlive
under the canvass and
more outside that wanted to get under.
The entertainment commenmd with an
overture by Glover’s American hand. ‘
We must hers speak a law words for the
Although a nswwband. sndlast
nightwas the lirat timethev ever apv
peered batoretho public, theyncquittcd “seaports-samurai.“ mum-n. m;
themaelvcs'in-a very creditable manner. W' ”mu?" null , “'1'
By request they ,playeda march dedi-
mfiro D. P. lily compo-ed brlr- WTWIM % LYCEUM
and Ito-I W Tools Burp-all
The progamme was about as follows. unloaded. at Hilton ald' stand cubism
night.
hundred
baud.
New . Haven,
"-
WMtlyuuhnnd n bottln of moans-run,
50. A: ‘100.‘Countern
masons-yumm- .. And Tia Warsllopartmoat.
aOougll,aCold,Sors'l'llroatorChsst.or ”a .
SldsPsln. Taken thus early a cure is
wanted. Trinlbottlss frse at Chas. ’
suntan-suntan. '
Theraportoltbestatshoardotbnnltb AND WAD "
tsli f tbstinA' bsinsslmosl ""'“""‘"~
Eli-Tm»... 373:..an .PIllST a. it. council,
ltauts—inAprilMln tray ass. soil ominous-ms.
..n. m- “ml“ WW “- voililo Pronto Assoolnloll. mil-gm
Gentleman—Withoutauy solicitation danlslalprilwsrsltasdiallayfl. . _
ooyo‘nrpargwhatavarJ take plans-re Thsdnntbralslor theaters was 17.! per mm" "astronauts. MFAWG
involsatssrlngteglvsmysspallsacaot Limotpopslatlomanddldarsdbat tbs ' ‘
Hvsrl’lll. Ky wllallas tractlouotousla slMlatswnsot
Illafilmlu
horsswsnltisti
rs-
”it
‘ will-toa-
Aysimcww .. ..
at“ m “an? n’
Furnished loom l‘n Lot. .
:1:ng mtolattoa gum
, situation Wastes.
AYOUNBWIBOWwitboHIddmuld. would
willworklur
1010 its
Store to m.
Tnastovainlhcflbrsrybuildiagto let. Apply p
jollvlw noun B. BOY’I'.
in
very quickly. 'l'o—night there will be an Au‘mof'm Mug“ m
entire change of programme. band roast ‘ M
will give a concert on the green i front ’m- IM-
of the tént at 7.45. Arrangements will am. 3, lindenllll
be mode today to accommodate all who I’mhm gun, W res
come. Chief Engineer Samuel chowau 5*
of the South Norwslk department will ' agony. .
make an addrefl. The Warden and the
Court or Borges-es will attend and a
lane number of the uptown flu deem- “Wu“mfifi'fii‘fr’r”. 3":
meat. Another tent will be put up this
slternoon making four in all and the
Volunteer Hone company will try and mm
take care of all who visit them. sling" “903 5031”,". infla‘
Con-actlcat Pate-tn. ICING.
We are in receipt from the ollicc of win. tamnmutanlswysr that ,
A. u_ Wooster,436 a.“ 3;" WWW“, I vatel l|:dvisnll my wifstersmovstbavalaag
of the following list of Connecticut pat-
cuts:
0. A. Close, Bridgeport. corset; R. S.
Beers, Bridgeport, and F. A. Fox, New tostesl
York. car coupling; J. 0. Bartholomew,
machine for cutting
coacosnut mesle. W. Johnson; New
Haven, cmbroidering attachment for
sewing machines; A. W. Johnson, New
Haven, mscbanlcsl movement; J. B.
Elwin], Hartlordi Projectile; B. u.
Pops, breech loading 'lirnartu; F. P.
Ayer, Lebanon, Butter mold; F. J. Brand,
New British, bustle; B. C. Ellwood,
Greens Farms, hand cultivator; J.
near, .Tovriugttm, Lock; 0. 3. Rob
West Haven, manufacturer of
buckle frame; 0. Slandpbare. Iystic,
quilting machine; 3. A. Leland, Invi-
deu, and L. Btuhardsbnfirooklyn. N. Y.,
railway heating apparatus; G. B. loose,
Norwich, valve; J. D. Pickler, Nanchan-
tor. suction box tor paper making
machines; I". Rhind, Ileridsu, ornament-
cdmetsllic surface; G. C. Sweet, Norv
wich,ndjustabln joint; W. E. Walker,
attaching tennis to harness. Designz— 0"“ 0" """""
A. Falss. Bockfall, bench plane cutter.
Labelz—B. . Atwatsr. Berlin, Golden
. Ridge apple wine.
W
Tbcdisponitlon r the surpl - u.
U.S.'l'rssnury “1.... n... .3320“; CASH STORE.
our statesmen, but a morn vital question
has our attention. and that in the reduc-
W—
tion of “Ir surplus consumptivcs. Since
the discovery and introduction of Dr. “V 8
King's New Discovery for Consumption, - -
there has been a masked dcorsnas in the .
Ml“, from that dreadsddisasns, and 81 Washington Street.
worm,nndit sssmsnsilsomemsthod itlapomiblstestill further reducnths ___:_*___
should baadoptsd toprnvsut theirlur- mg” up Oimnumptlvsn. a", 3,
that multiplication. .
““ anmg'sllswlllacovsryanduaingso
masthead-stainless.
lassthatthnbano ball scribe on the mm”m"”“’ “m "’
South Nmalk Snutiusl in very much
oflsndsdstthnwayl treated the Nero
walk team. [in is certainly off sou»
wbsav,asl have always ad the Nor-
wnlktesmasw'nllin writingth them
as I have any nio’e.bnt tbs Norwalk
paoplssrsvsrygrscnsa lavas baseball
isconcnrnsd; infect they are youngln loslayshownmarksddill’srauoniulaor-
thebuunm—Waurburynwnld.
. .Kanaalmcily.lo.,aspt.lb,m
cmmcool ‘ .
clamor Jana
jail is
orbylmtallmmtsstprtccn “luggi—
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Apartments Wanted.
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