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Weather Ballasts.
Hereafter advertisements of wants of
any kind occupying one half inch space
or ten. will be inserted at the following
rates: One tune, 25cents; 2 times, so
‘I “ cents; 8 tintes, 50 cents; one week. $1.00.
' " About :5 words will go into a half
inch space of The Sentinel.
inflow. NEWS.
High tide tomorrow 11.21, low this
5.01.
Sun rises 4.21; sun sets 7.20
The Norwalks are playing in lferiden
today.
The “Quitner” lies at Raymond‘s dock
with a load of coal.
—Pure Java and Ilocha Coffee—ul-
wsya f reels—at G. C. Stiiluon's.
Some miscresnt poisoned Andrew Selc
leck‘s dog yesterday.
There are sixty-eight bicycle ridern,-by
actual count. in the borough.
-)liss Lizzie A.Sellee_k is agent for the
Old Well Laundry.
Dr. Pardee informs us that the bran
afflicted with small pox is improving to.
day.
--- A son was born to Mr. and hire. Patsy
Gallagher of Center avenue this morn-
ing. , .
—-Fine Toilet songs at Plaiated‘s.
2. The “Americas” of Brooklyn. a hamlv
amncrteam yacht. stopped here yestgr-
day. __
y The schools will reopen in the hor-
ough again on the first Monday in Sep
' tember.
—-For spring styles go to Gusowaki's.
’ Thomas McKinley and Miss Lizzie
" Cannon are -to be married tomorrow
evening. '
‘DeKlyn'a ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
The brick work on Lounabury a: Hat
thcwson’s new building is nearly finish-
d. and already it presents a fine appear-
ance. ,
——You that are diminished, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson’s.
1
Concord Division will hold their annual
strawberry festival on Wednesday even~
lag next. An interesting programme
has been arranged.
Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. I. C., will
work the third degree on Ilondsy even-
ing. Extensive preparations have been
made for a big time.
-Tb Ouch Brawn—Go to the new
store, 31 Baviland’a block. and buy gro»
. caries mar cos case. W. Howard
Seymour.
Ilsa Iary Thompson, a teacher in the
Over River school, will spend her vacu-
tion at her home in Bone Head. near
Elmira. in New York state.
A temperance meeting will be held in
the Temple of Honor hall, under the
suaplossof the U.G.T.R.A.. at8
o’clock tomorrow afternoon. -
‘ -Boys wanted to sell the Evening
jMIEl. __________
'TQuitestrsdeia done'iu beer- at the
[tails-headquarters up town. Sundays.
Oasltallaabuys the beer on Saturday
aadaslls it to “his countrymen by the
glasses Sunday.
The Bostdofllestb have requested all
wbohavenot been vaccinated
during the last llve years, todo soa‘t
enae.sadtbatallphyslalauaberrquest-
sdtovacoinatcallthcsewhoare unable
”III-linoleum.
A.lt.'l'ylsr will hereafter keep on
Momma treahllsh,garden
sdtlmsatsofallkioda.
There is some talk srn‘osg ourloeal
.wheeluten of organizing a bicycle club.
~Boys wanted-to sell the Evening
Sentinel.
The Y. A. n. c. will hold its last meet»
' ing with Ilia Strait Jones of East Nor-
_ walk this evening.
Schooner E. (l. Gridln. of Maine pass-
. ed up through the bridges this morning
'with lumber for E. J. Hill.
The Strawberry and ice cream festival
at Ills Tempcrnfi'ce room. Elizabeth
street. willbe continued this evening.
A. strawberry festival was held last
evining at the Reform room on Elin-
beth rtreet. Everybody had a pleasant
time.
-~The Famous—Grit Edge Chowder at
Campbell's old stand.
Colonel Anderson will talk to young
men at the Y. Ii. C. A. on Sunday at 4
p. m.. on “Secret of lisnly Strength."
Every young man should hear him.
—-The only Genuine Sandparilla in the
market. 100 doses for 75 cents. G. C.
Stillsoo's. _
The teachers of ' the Franklin street
school went to the depot this morning to
say goodbye to Miss Richardson. who
started for her home in llton. N. Y.
Lira. Eliza Osborne died at her lesi-
deuce in Stepney on Wednesday. The
funeral was held yesterday. Deceased
was a mother of Mrs. Silas Odell of Ben-
edict Farm. .
A picked him from the Juniors Y. Ii.
C.'A. played a gsure with r. Wall street
nine yesterday on the Fsirstreet grounds.
The score was 10 to 15 in favor of the
Junior nine.
Yesterday at the rd street school
the scholars remembered their teachers
by presenting them with the following
presents: lfrs. Bennett, basket of flowers;
lites Dowd, plush mirror; kfrs. Mitchell,
glass dish and flowers. The scholars
were treated to ice cream and cake.
—~DeK|yn"s ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
James Toner returned from Allegsney
yesterday. They have been out there
attendlng the commencement exercises
of the Allegany College of which they
were students, At a meeting of the AI~
trmni Father Slocum wee eleettd vice
president. , * 2
At 10 o’clock this morning a reporter
took a record of the dillereuttberlnctne-
tern on Wall street, borough. and this is
it: Horse car depot, 110; Owen Batea'
market, 94; Plaisteds, 04: Gregory's Drug
store. 100: Finney db Beuedrct'r, 90; Nor;
walk Hotel, 100; Jaqur’a 90.
—-Boys wanted 'to sell the Evening
Sentinel. W..- _ '
There was a very fashionable gather-
ing at the Center School last evening. at
the reception of the graduating class of
’88. Most of the evening was spent in
dancing. after which refreshment-t were
served. congratulations Were excltunged,
and the class of ’88 parted to hold pleas-
ant nteutory of the evening of the23d
of Jane. 1888. _
The ease of Grace against Jrqnt a
Betta is being sued on a replevin bond.
Ira. Grace bought a stove from them
about a year ago for $51.50. and was to
pay for it on the installment plan. She
claims 0 have paid all but $1.40
on it :a that payment she missed.
but later ‘ she tendered the $1.40
balance. but they would not receive it
unless she paid $1.60 additional as inter-
est. which she refused to do. and conse-
quently they took thg stove away from
her last October and did not return her
any of the money which she had paid.
Now she sure for damage.
--Boys wanted to sell the Evening
SentineL , MM
first Bulletin from Chicago.
The first bulletin from the Chicago
convention this morning that was posted
in the borough read as follows:
Keeler failed on his hotel record last
night. Will try Wilson as a labor can-
didate this morning.
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8111.. lCoirrrntlttee.
Proms. l
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Dammlttossllvcterl.
At the regular meeting of the Young
Republican club last evening the election
ofofloerswasdeferred until some fun
tltsruteatiag. Tbaeaeeatlve and advi-
sorycustmlttaas, however, were elected
which are as follows: Executive cornmlt-
tw- 0.- W- Blow. Fred H. uni-turd.
m 8. Hitch. T. C.” Cavanaugh.
hank Nash. Robert Pearson. John H.
hurls. Robert White and Chas.
Adams. Advisory committee. him. a,
flows, 0. F. Bullock, It. 0. IcDonald.
WCmbithohn W. Duke. 0. F.
Atltertou.Gso.S.Ncrthand Jesse Pen
“—
uds .‘aoawasn sounds.
. ‘ . “EDWIN my
consultants school uni-u yes»
“minutes were pres-rand ha.
Whats-ad” few remarks to the
Father Slocum—(Father Crowley ond “
lilidlfll unifies
REPUBLIC“ Clillfl'flllll.
Culcaoo. Jess 23—2 o'clock.
The Republican convention met this
morning and took two ballots with the
following result: _ ,
Thacoavention then adjourned until
4 o'clock. '
user cantor
Shirrnan ............................ 286
Harrison ............................ 217
Alger ............ , .................. 185
Gresham ............................ 98
Allison. . - . . . ........ 88
Blaine ................. a ............ 42
tfeKlnley .......................... 11
Lincoln ............................ 1
Done!»- ............ . ............... 1
escort) Baum.“
Sherman ........................... 284
Harrison . . . . .213
Alger. ............................ 148
Gresham ........................... 88
Allison .............................. 09
Battle ......................... rs
McKinley ......... « .................. 1 4
money's Certificates
Examinations for state teachers cer-
tificates andtor entrance to the Normal
Schdol at New British. will be held as
follows: Angustfliland 24. Bridgeport
High School and Sbnth Norwalk Union
School; August 28 and 29. North
Cantan. District building in district
No. 2; December 26 and 2?. Stamford
High School. Dsnbury New Street
School, New Hilford toth building and
North Canaan district building in dis-
trictNo. 2. Applicants for a primary
certificate will be examined in spelling
arrthmetic. writing. reading and geogra-
phy on the first day and history. draw-
ing. grammar. physiology and singing
on the second day; Drawing and sing-
ing optional. For the advanced certifi-
cates the examinations are civil govern-
ment.book-keeping.and a choice of geom—
etry, English literature. general history
or chemistry, the first day. and algebra.
physics. and physical geometrv. the sec-
ond day.
Knights of the lystta Chain.
Pioneer Castle Number 1 Knight- of
the Mystic Chain elected officers last
evening for the coming six months as
follows: Fletcher Peirce. S. K. 0.: B. C.
llosher, V. C.; John Peirce. 1st Lieuten-
ant; John Wood. C. of 8., Robert Parley.
assistant 0. of 13.;ka Nuke]. I. 6.;
‘C. E. Brotberton. 0. 0.; lions Glover,
trustee.
Prohibition Mass lusting.
There will be a county Prohibition
ratification meeting at Music Hall next
Wednesday evening. The speakers an-
nounced are Rev. W. H. Boole, Rev, B.
A. Delano. John Lloyd Thomas. Col.
Harlin Kuowlton. and W? S. Bailey.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk has been invited.
Personal lentlon.
Ilia Jennie It. Richardson, leaves for
Ilion. N. Y.. next week.
Ilias Jennie Cbrhamof East Norwalk.
starts for Ohio Honday. where she will
spend part of her vacation.
Fred. Parsons will enter Yale Sept. 1st
to take a course of mechanical engineer-
ing.
James Wilson of Hartford is visiting
relatives in EastNorwslk.
Ilia Bessie Davis starts for Patchogue.
Monday, where she will spend a month
littoral-lives.
Ira. Johnston of Brooklyn is visiting
lira. Genre Selleck of the borough.
, finw. _....
Ilsa Fannie VanAlstyne of the bor-
ough wentto Hartford today to spend
a couplsof weeks.
bliss Lisaie l Tolls-rheturned home
from the StatoNormsl school yesterday
afternoon.
bliss Eva Belllngton of Bellington
Point, lava. ls visiting Il- Amy More»
house in this city.
Ill. Nasty Imjapendiug a few
days in Jersey City.
lllsv Katie Decks: is visiting )l‘tas
Edith Smith in Brooklyn.
to enter Pinch Cancel lathe more there.
Mrs. Charles Brackea of Worcester,
Ila... is visiting her mother lira. Cecil
in run city. m...
Fred lander spent yesterday in New
Yuk “his m“
tria' Nettle Baldwin i. noon. in
Bayou.“ .
me Marmot nut Bridgeport, u
visiting relatives la the borough.
George Nether will return home to-
night from his trip to New Jersey.
romance Agast Sarina moved hls
family to New York yesterday.
Freak Saw-as, of the boron is
visiting in Port mum. “in
slaw den with has Mather. fl. 0. Con
urdayalttvsooa tenths mum raw t5.
,tlsswtth appropriate vacuum. “fire
w.r.sniia.ruunymuurm t
agsatottbsbssbary Railroad. is all:
«misfit-stir; thalamus... m auditor sad
midterm g and .hmflfivt’aoa-anllmd.‘
Una Fields went to Newark yesterday. I”
Ira. i.W.Jones,cf?rroy,laspinndlag lllli
While other maple werehweltering
with, theirs” last night, at about 11.”
o'clock s hppy group ' ted in
front of tbaCity Hotel > witnessed
some sport that proved very exciting be-
fore/tbs finish. The convention had
been fully discussed, have ball matters
received their full than at attention.
but when Jeweler Ferris red upon
the scene psdutriaulsur cut into the
conversation. * It is not nectmary to in-
form our readers that the thar was
warm. but notwithstading fact a
running match was srran between
A. S.F'errla and Edward W. Each
party put up 81.00 and . Hamil-
ton held the stskes. N . of the
conmtanta pretend to be rpnuars but
they prepared for them likaold linen.
Each had their admirers wlofelt con-
fident that their man would win. Ash
well known. Ir. Beard ls‘hn feather
weight, and Ir. Ferris could not pa-
fora heavy" weight. The ‘ r ownaa
fine Newfoundland dog blob he
thought much more of y y after-
noon than he does at prefitfls develop
ments . ‘ , -
The winners were obliged to take hold
of a lamp-post in {out of the hotel and
took the lead and wiggled yup ,llain
street in a manner that made "Dinkey’
take the dust. lo the meantime the
dog had been held but when he saw
his master luring him he broke Ioose
and also entered into the chase. Ir.
Ferris had by this time turnedtbceigbth
mile lamp-post near Inuder‘sstore. and
when he reached Rood’a his dog jumped
upon him and nearly knocked hilt down.
Some think that the dog took kiln for a
shadow. but Ifr. Ferris sayait. lost him
the race all the same. Ilr. Bard than
took the lead and held it until Os llnbb.
Ilr. Ferris says he would bade named
him again if thcdogbad notattsckcd
him once more near Judson 8 Bauer-
wein’s market. '
The race caused much amusement
and there is a probability of Isother- race
between the same parties for SIN a side.
The race will take plsccon thsBsxter
ball grcnnd. Mr. Hamilton is to mark
out a course for such a purpose. ,
Jeweler Ferris told us coullwtislly
that the next time he will lay “Dickey"
out. 2
CHURCH SERVICES.
South Nari-alt Congregational.
by theilev. D. B. Soottst‘juton. its...
a relative of the pastor. who partidpatsd
in his installation. and has occasionally
occupied the pulpit during his vacstbna.
tie is always listened to with special in-
terest and profit. ‘
Springwsarl Unto: Chapel.
SubjectSundsvevaning. "The Sinner
and the Ssviour"-—“I-‘or the wages of
Sinia death; but the glftof God is eternal
life through Jesus can“ our Lord."
Rom 6-23.
Wednesday evening. “The Covenant
of Blood,"—"I-‘or Moses took the blood
and sprinkled it on the people, and said:
Behold the blood of the covenant, which
the Lord hath made with you concern-
ing all these words. Ex. 24-8.
Trinity Church.
~ Nativity of St. John Baptist Holy
Communion at 7.30 a.m. latlns'and
Sermon at 10.2!) a.m. Sunday School at
18. Evening prayer and sermon in the
German language st 8 o’clock. Even-
aong and sermon at no p.m.
First I. l. church.
In the First I. E. Church. the pastor
will preach morning and evening. In
the evening. the pastor will deliver the
last discourse in theserics on Biblical
Eschatology. Subject. “The World we
are to inhabit. Our mode of existence.
and our Social and Spiritual employ-
ments. 2
1(0ka
The subject for the mornlag service
will he “Tile Law of Spiritual Compen-
mtlon.” ‘ »
loath law-It Baptist.
Preaching as natal by the pastor. Rev.
EA. . Inviting discourse. sub-
ject. “ t next!" A sarsron appro-
latu to commencement week. Grad-
uates of the city schools. and friends hr.
tsrestad are invited. Erasing subject,
“Give a mantra for Your Faith.”
at. run-r- r. a. a. sum.- Stnwbany
h. lary's'l‘. a. BSoclsty held their
aaraslatraw aadnles otvsta testi-
vslln.tha0pers
notsswell attended as it stight’havs
hora, butstlllttwaafslrlysttaaed.
Theta were ice cream. strawberries and
soft drinks for mic and Elena furnished
motto for dancing.
prompted. it all have been rathw
warts ferrite dancers but they as.“
to enjoy tbsullelvrt. William Icltahatt
whodldtbslrwmklb
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. Ina in,
then the word was given toatart. Ferris I
The pulpit tomorrow vrrll be accupisd ,
Hanna-raises
The members of the class of ’88 hold a
rereptlon in the Franklin Street School
hall last evening. There was a large at-
tendance notwithstanding the warm
weather, and we doubt not but that
everybody had a pleasant time. lira.
I. H. Parsons gave several humorous
aslebtioosin her usual excellent style,
and» In. 1'. 8. Lyon. Jr.. sang‘sorne
pretty solos. The sociability or the corn-
psny was a leading feature of the recep-
tion and was much appreciated. Ice
cresmwas arrvedinroorna'l and 8. It
was quite lath when the guests departed
for home.
Closing Exercises of the Over llvar School.
The closing exercises of the Over River
school yesterday afternoon were specially
line. The programme consisted of vo-
calsnd instrumental music and recita-
tions by the scholars. The folbwing
was the programme: Singing by the
school a piece entitled the “Farrau’s
Joy.” A recitation by George Berry.
recitation by Etta Kellogg entitled "The
Old lfan and the lodel Church.”
Frank Snyder recited a comic piece
called “Jamie Blake and the Owl.” Ada
Lincoln sang “Rock of Ages” very fins-
1 . Florence Jennings recited the
“Mines of Avondale.” Bessie Barbour,
"A Tale of long ago,” Vera Wood a piece
entitled “A dead Doll." Willis Ioomis.
"The Revolutionary Alarm,” Dannie
Wheater recited a piece the title of which
the reporter did not learn. Frank Greg-
ory. “The'Bltck Horse and his Rider-
Jennie Smith read "Josiah Allen on a
pleasure exertion,"snd the programme
concluded with the school singing the
“Star Spangled Bannerlf The teachers
Ball. of room number six, nceived a
toilet set and a handsome boqaat of
berella.
The larger scholars of the‘ school will
picnic on Nauvoo Island on Thursday of
next week. In. the afternoon of the
same day they will go to Baton Point.
The following scholars received
for improvements in writing: Etta Kel-
logg. Currie Guaowtki. lda Finney.
Harry Berry, Kitty Barbour. Josie No-
me and Jessie Benedick.
The teachers and scholars parted for
their homes wishing each other pleas-
ant timea until the school term begins
again.
Salvation LII, Jubilee.
Chief Booth and Bailington Booth are
expected to be present with the stat!
brass band. Parades will be made and
stirring meetings held. The corps in
this city does not propose to leg up in
their work even if it be warm weather.
They will no doubt conduct the services
with much earnestness.
Buckle-’s Al'nlca Salvo. .
The beat salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt, Rheum.
Fever Sores. Tttter. Chopped Bands,»
Chilblsina, Course and all Skin Eruptions
and postiuely cure piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-‘
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Pricebboentsabox. Fortaleby Chas.
lraphsm.
Maul-g the Sal-plus.
The disposition of the surplus in the
U. 8. Treasury engages the attention of
our statesmen. but a momvltsl question
has our attention. and that is the reduc-
tion or the surplus consumptives. Since
the discovery and introduction of Dr.
King's New Diacove for Consumption.
there has been a mat ed decrease in the
mortality from that dreaded disease, and
it iapovslble to still further reduce the
number of Ctinsumptives. How i By
keeping constantly on hand a bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery and using so-
oordlng to directions. upon the that up»
pearanoa of the first symptoms. such as
sCougb. sCold, Soru'l'hrostoereatmr
Side Pain. Taken thus early a cure is
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Chas.
lispham'a drug store.
Ittg Dianna.
Every day in this city thousands of
psraonaesttoomnchatdinuer. and, as
aoonsequence. solar from Sour Stora-
sob. Heartburn, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
to. lfthesewlll takejuat one of Car-
tsr’rlrlttle Liver Pills Immediately after
eating. they will be surprised by the en.
tire absence of those noplsaaaat feel-
ings which daily dbtrdm M. and may
continue in their Improper coarse ofssb
lag big dinners without fear. oar
lhtls pill, number. It cents. All drug‘
lsatnlgltt. Ow- this
tugtotbsexcssdiaghotwsstherit was
fir
trim «a1...- Psabiii
censors-o rat. a. atlas.
received some very nice presents. lira “h
flowers. Miss Camp a gold handled um- vaccinstcalltbom
Thisand to-morrnw evening will be 3"
observed by the Salvation Army in this but
Sty as special occuiona. General-in I",
rpwaraa vs. album anon sorroor. mmox. MARI) 0’ HEALTH. . W _
a lidslght sauna; Itasca for a Paras a mom aura-r Time rum.“ a.m. will m n the a... o. “
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o'clockp.m..frmaJuae21stloSsptamhsr Mia.
elusive. for thsparpusecf mlvlagasdactlsg
uposanycoraplaiutlhst may he brought In their
action Parades
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lailltoat Wanted.
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strumm- rural-an.
tutu AddressHLioiJ‘ “0.08.
To Rent.
8!!“an stat loonwlth or
withouthoard.os Place.
.lelllt laqalreof .l.ll.'l'l!0IAil.
Tool Sharpenlng.
A80 ’ Hamsters. Ms. Drills. 1 Picks
Stanctluttara'lbolabhsrpsagn BOB-
mlcmlall.” Illlw's old stand on
street. salt 1w
Store I. Let.
Tu'snnoie in the Library building to let. Apply
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Sloop Yacht For Sale.
AM-mabls Slocp'oY'acht. huper'fsct ark.
street Sosth care of James
Jones. aim. told 1w
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