NUMBER 170.
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immfvrithncathcrly wists.
' ‘ wanes. ‘
[installer admn of wants or
any kind occupying one hell inch space
or less. willhs inserted at the iollowina
rates One time. ”neon; 2 times, to
errant! “Ill-l, 5 cents; one week. “All.
,_ Abnat‘lb words will go into a half
, _ lachepaceolTheSentinel.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
lllglr tide tomorrowum, low ".12
£01. ‘
. Son rises 4.21; sun sets 7.29
,, Dorlon'a and Baton Point had their
‘ share of visitors yesterday.
‘ fire. W. Bouton was able to‘ be stout
yesterday alter a severe attack of rhea.
station.
—-All work. well and promptly doncab
the Old Well laundry.
Ir. Bruce-We tally-ho coach of Green-
lleld Bill pane) through this “city this
using _______
1 “CW “3. A. Austin" is unloading
I cargo oi lumber atE. J. Hillsynrd in
no mo
The cry-tilt defeated the Union Stars
,3- onSntardayafterncon 13 to 11. Both
" elnbsplnyad'gnodball.
JIM-Pam Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell'eold stand. .. ‘
The Sea-bird will have her meet put
in today or tomorrow. The work’ will
he done at Emmrritts'.
Open carswould have been appreciated
Saturday Blahthythe 'crowdsofpeople
who patronized the Horse railroad.
.~TheonlyGennincSnrsaparillain the
market. Wdoeeeior'lbceote. (3.0.
Norwalks played hall with
Streets Saturday. The score
to of the former.
The Norwalk.Cuban Giants offer to
play any amateur nine in the state any
day of the week except Saturday.
~DoKlyn’e ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
Theold house on Cnukeeus Island was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday morn-
ing between three and four o'clock. ‘
A.Daureturnedhomefrom-hie vaca-
tion Saturday afternoon and is once
_l|ll’¢|¢ hlapoat of duty at the telegraph
v —A.R.Tyler will hereafter keep on
hand a full line of fresh lleh,gnrden
vegalablessnd ments of all kinds.
Hubbell & Barthol’s nine played with
”the Jar—lam Bock nine on Saturday.
Theanore was 5 to 10 in favor of Hubbell
l Barthel.
PrankIattleinirhnsahcnthstlaidnn
eggSaturdsy weighing Ireandone-half
onneea Thebeuwaighsonlynnennde
halfpoauda- .
The Salvation Armycemeont in full
force Weyand Sunday nights with
”husband. Saturdaynigbtthey
marchedthrough thestreoteandthen
went:otheharraoke.
-‘l'ry Plaleted’s Witch Hazel
limkebccml’anaellaliedat herresi—
'deneeinWenIlorwnlk yesterday morn-
iag.in the eighrleth year of her age.
headmwlllbeheldonWadnoo
dayatlo’clock.ntthe residenceoiher
naphstohaPsnnell.
The war- weathcr domnotseemto
elect theardoroi thetemperanccpeo
it...” meetlnrthe'l'emple olncnor
landny
_ mum-mummy...
",eataalalvely-cetingyestwdeyaltsro
Ill-I. There giltcscrowdofneopleat
' “Niall and Iain street
' an. we new.
sun-r ' sons salve
sin-W nous-m:
00.,”‘MONDAY, (JUNE 2, 1888.
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_SOUTH NgnyALK,
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RIQE 2W0 GENTS
Olufut & Knapp are busy in the curl- BA]! '
lF'l'ElllliN BliPliilHS
uwmm cumin
Harrison Hominid. n the ""
Eighth Ballni >
After the lirst ballot in the convention
this morning a telegram 'was received
from Blaine in which he said:
‘fEarneetly request my friendi to rev
pect my Paris letter. I think I haven
right to ask my friends to respect my
wishes and refrain from voting for me.”
The following, ballots were taken:
erxrn rumor.
Lumber {or the new store on the loot
bridge is belngcarted today. ~
Frank O’Brien is having his restth
on Washington strut repaired and
newsroom-sna- repcr- The Ilorwalke haveplsved threaten
“Immerse to last Ilorwnlk inning’sgameswithlsridenthisseescn
' twoglrleaheadoihl‘oathebridgebuthnturtlay was theflrsttlmethat
pasbingnbaby attractsdlheyhave’liaatenthsthlnb. These-to
an-
tllhsoverpckthem and w t the
onethatlockedtamilhto
originalglrlwlth‘thcbabyy
the borough.
"Doc" Coolidge’s dog died yesterda .
Whether it was poisoned or died oi old
age is not known.
The "Charles V. Bullen” of Rochester.
N. Y., lies at Ferrls’ dock with a load of
I
waethe
. Wonderie what ahe
oculd'bedciagscfar sway mm tar-e
he'dackened up hbpaoe ,
hind thorn for a short ‘
tbeconversatlon he heard: "Ihopethnt
nasty old Smtinel reporterden’tlndout
that I have moved to Eastll'uwalk, for]
amjnfigoing to do a lot at mashing
“I hope he don’t either!“ her com.
pnuiou; "Iamsurchewouldepoil it all
iiheknewyon weredown here. How
doyoullkoitdownherei "0hratrate;
but none well as uptown.
get a chance to sea George
any oithereetotmy old iebwe. But
then there seems to beloteoiaice follows
in East Norwalk. I caught a nice one
last week. He helonge to Mlayfiower
I forget what hie
narnelshutl think itieflmlth. Icanght
on the night of the parade.“
you be careful.” said the other girl. “for
that reportergetsevery littlethlug-that
happens over here.” "
"I hardly believe that he will dare to
write anything about girh over here for
the girls uptown frightened‘hao M
he was afraid to write anyfltlng ,more
about them." Just at thh will! of the
conversation. one of the babies hegau'to
cry,andthogirlastdllpodtopetherand
the reporter went by them hotjust before
hegotontof bearing. heheard one the
girls say, “now be sure and tell runabout
it if you make a math on Sunday.”
“Yes. I will,” fine the answer and
they went up the hill towards Van Zandt
—You that are dissatisfied, try the 50 ‘ and thlsle
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson'e.
The Boatrm store was thronged' with
maple on Saturday. both the drygoods
and the kitchen department.
Jerry. lchuliife. a former member of
the Adams A: Cook 00.. passed through
hereon his way to Boston yesterday.
The monthly meeting of the Outing
club of the Y. ll. 0. A. will be held on
Wednesday evening at half past eight.
A hearing will ‘be held in the probate
ollice on Thursday in Ce matter of open-
ing the case of the I“. 11. Rome case.
liorrellch’lIommodieu have sold to
J. B. Wheeler another lot on Keyeer
avenue at the east eud'of the drawbride.
--Go to Couley's Pavillion on the bridge
for a plate of Head's celebrated cream.
The coolest place in town.
The swimming season has commenced
and numerous hoyecm be seen congre’
gated on the Dentury dock in light up
Truck Company.
Blaine................... ........... 15
Ichinley..‘................_ ........ 16
Lincoln .............. ' ...... . .......
Foraker. . . ..........................
Raymond ...... . .. ........ f ..........
On the eighth ballot Harrison of In-
diana reheived the nomination. receiving
Colonel Anderson‘e lecture to young
men on "The secret of lisnly strength”
yesterday afternoon was practical and
James Sheldon oi Weetport has pur-
chased the yacht "Spencer." which for-
noctar. 1.1!! In ngam.
merly belonged to Frank L. Wheeler of
Bar. 0. I. llnrrls Tells Illa Bearers Someb
thing About the Other World.
Saturday's Sheet of the Yon-tall Gun
Cl
——Pure Java and Mocha
ways f resh—nt G. C. Stillaon’e. Tl” following i' the score 0' a” club
“The world we are to inhabit, our
mode of extetence. and our social and
spiritual employ-cuts,” was the subject
at lav. C. E. Harris' discourse at the
Pilot I. E. Church last evening. The
threatening shower kept many away but
those who remained at home mteseda
rare trout. For an hour the congrega-
tion listened attentively tothe able re-
marks of the preacher, and many were
sorry who?) he had finiehed.
Ir. Harris said that our tears and
troubles would be wiped away in the
other world but that our nature would
remain the same. A grniu planted would
rise a beautiful stalk. while seeds would
germinate into handsome flowers. Our
bodies will rise like that of Jenna. Hie
body had changed alter the reanrreotlon
so that Mary and His disciples at first
Hr. Bhrrie believed
the earth would be reconstructed by fire
just as the body will be resurrected and
recountructed. He said that an objection
was oflered that the earth would be too
small, and he believed in answering the
objection from the Bible. He then gave
figures as to the dimensions of the city
so seen by John and by them {loved
that no one need fear but that there will
be plenty of room in the other world.
Dir. Barrie enid that all the family moat
be there to make the social life complete.
He believed the earth would be appor-
tioned off and each and everyone would
receive their inheritence.
would aleo be visiting in heaven.
might meet some memberof hlecongrega-
tion and ask them where they had been.
Some would answer that they had been
to see John, otllhrs Paul. while some had
been to see Ifary, mother oi Jeane. Some
also had been visiting the planets. lir.
Barrie mw no reasonwhysuoh could
not be the case as our natures would be
both spiritual and corporal. There will
also be an absence of social sin. ‘
llr. Barrie closed by engraving on the
miadaofdth congregation the inct that
the other his was real and that they
should strive to live right in preparing
new lobed-In.
Ata meeting of the directors of the
Connecticut State league held Friday,
the following schedule for the next two
Scolield & Hoyt contemplate putting
in a new stairway leading to their base-
ment and filling the basement with new
and attractive stock.
A telegraph bulletin from Chicago.
whichwaspoated in the borough said
that this morning Iowa and Ohio voted
in caucus to support Blaine.
mmanmsmaocn.
1010
1010
Ferris ..... ..1
Lockwood. .1
First money to Capron.
sworn swm our: nix-halt awn noon
Fourteen. pesengero were left by- the
Steamboat this morning.
attho dock time enough to are the boat
go down the harbor.
Ferris. .1
Lockwook...l 0 0 1 0
Money divided between Caprou and
They arrived
It was reported yesterday that Fred
Jennings had been drowned while row-
ing between here and Dorlou'n Point.
The report wan false. . ‘
Putnam Hose 00. has received a chal-
lenge from the Norwalk Y. If. C. A.
nine to play ball. The game will come
of! in a short time. . .
.The Salvation Army hand held on open
air meeting yesterday afternoon on Sec-
ond Point. Benedict Farm. They reuo
dared some very line music.
Thomu/ McKigney and Ilia: Lizzie
Cannon were married at St. Mary’s
Church last evening.
mencohousekeeping on Hoyt street at
Oweaterntrip. .
5 an. Partlflannonof NowYork was
did not know Him.
; Ili- lay figmepend next week
2
They will com-
erx'ru ewnrent
Backward”! 1
Capron.....l
0sborn......0 l
lonoytoIockwoovl.
Iuthreemarchee. miss and out, ""° the atatecampgroundat Iliantic lon-
g .33“ng Lockwood "°" day, Aug. ll, for elx'day's camp duty.
--Por spring styles go to Gusowski‘s.
James Smith, who lives on the Ely'u
Neck road. had another paralytic stroke
yesterday. This is the third shock that
Ir. Smith hae°had. Be in very low to-
Edwiu 0. Kaela- returned home tbi'
morning from a trip to Leadvills and
the mileage convention. His, brother
George. who is in. Leadville. is improv-
ing rapidly from the attack of pneumo-
ninthnthehadaad eapectetogetoutin
Inonilodmanisasklnlngmetaherof r -
theCnnoeb‘lnb. .mmtrmm “MMM‘W”
took‘neall downthe harbor.and in an
unexpected moment ‘wns precipitated
intothehrinydaep. linfloerellhal‘ped
him into his boat. and while Leon's W
olotheswsredryinginthemnhatooka encasement-ensures».
rwim. Balateudedlokeepitqulet.but
thosewhomw it thonghtittoorlch lotion andwili beelected bythe people,
afternoons. ‘flrerewaen
—DeKlyn'n ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city. ‘
TheSocial Gun Clnboi Eastilorwalk.
rastSatnrday afternoon and had their
llrst shootaud theboys enjoyed “highly.
The outlook for the prosperity oi the
elnhandloteofsport lsverygood. llo
~warmpscple'prefareedtoetaycutdoors
hattkeatkeawcolalieemarthave-ade maursormnomno.
“ 27 Horwslk at Waterbury.
“ 28 Waterbury at Derby.
" :8 Norwalk at Isrldsn. _
, Darby at Wat-rim .
" O m abnorwalk.
4 licew‘alk at Darby am.
4 Derby at llcrwslk p.m.
t itsrlden at Waterbury a.m.
no Im‘h O Wall "OMB-me
“W.
was playcdin llerlden.tCollinsandFits-
patrick were the battery lor Norwalk.
Herlden gotin tworunainthellrstin-
ning hutaiterthetfblliuesettleddowa
tohurinesennddideflective work. Nor-
walkmndetwornnswhlchtiedthegsme.
In the tenth inning Sullivsnmedesbaae
hit andathrec been by Bidley sent
make his old time hits. notwithstanding
all the pitchers in the League try hard
to strike him out. A bit by Collins sent
Ridley home whichmadethescoro-ltot
in favor of the Norwnlke. It was a wdl
til-red cum.
Ides-e1 Kantian.
JamesitcCarthyol llewYorkisepcndc
log a few dnyain this city.
‘ IbAflmBamWMm.uy
isvisiting liq Florence Beard in this
city. ' '
Clmrlce Wardwell was home yesterday.
William Saunders. of West Haven. in
visiting his brother. laurloc' Sauudcra.
to. menu. 0. EChrldaoi Brooklyn,
areviaitingIr.nnd IraEJLPrice in
on city.
Percy Ferris was home yesterday.
FrankS.Betteof the boroushlavieit-
ingrolatlvesinSt. Imus.-
Senday in'Greeuwich.
mi. 11 Rowan, or East Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with relatives in the her:
008‘!-
’ Lewi- Wilcox will a... home to-day
from Newark, N. .1, where he has been
spending his vacation.
Jennie Bailey. of the borough, hvieit-
ing relatives in Darian... ;
Hubert Btehop' Widen Semrnary' .
East Hampton. lie... is spending his
vacation with his nuclei the borough.
JarvisKellogg. oi the borough. spent
Sunday with friends in Black Rock.
Ilr. and Irs.Brown and aonRaloh.
of Boston spent Sunday at John II.
Knapp’swnWsatstreet.
Him Annie Stroller i visiting frieuth
h Bath. Pal. .
line Bertha Raymond. Washingtonflt.
John Guyer spent Sunday in Ridgeb
John a. immense from m.
in town yesterday.
. l'red IcBwenflstnrta on the road for
his father next week.
in Waterbury.
J. L. Bradley oi Norwalk spent Sun-
day in Weston with Ii- Bradky Hull.
total—4 “Joe” Ieipnik'e family returned from
5 theirvisit in 3.1:in Saturday.
3 George Woodmfiorwnlk spent
Sunday with In. Uncle. Captain Wriliam’
Wood of Noroton.
Mill—5 ‘ c. I. 0. hump-eat.
3 Brigadier General CharlaeP. Graham
9 has issued an order directingtheCon-
necticut National Guardto amambleht
newer-shale.
Anewtimetablewent into client on
It con-
tnlmrnany changes whiehmey cau-
museonfneionicen while. Pangaea
th’wmorningcould not all what time
thelrtrinn left for New York.
place
eowelldlledthe idsaloiaperfecttonle
was feitvery no. in thleclty andlln whim". WWII-rem
Electric Bittersaadrslyuponthisgrsat
In Rowayton tlrellghtalog dldm loneliealltrouhlboiflverJtcatnek
Everett Illlrpaw-weat to the all ,
.lrant turbo house tau" 5. achalr aaddieeaeeecamedbylglnrialfciscas.
a snplcdel lrectiylniront mutter-cannot tcohlghlyre-
dam-mind. AlmcareelIaadecheaad
m. sent for. mamas. W Wade-mind.
er ascney reloaded. miceflctaaad ,
$1”"°“""°“‘“"""‘ "”""
' acorn?!“ Extrema-a. 30‘” 0.3 BETH-
”momma-asthma
, w. mum. gen.
him home. Ridlevienowbeginulagto W
3.91131me not:
1311me an.
Hilda mm. [mm
Watkilahflhm'.
nut-ska ruaarV'n.’
. mwmucm '3.“ «its
cause
mdwhleh willeal
mum-slaw at
‘ Ilinnie Buckley. of the borough. spent m
CASH STORE.
W; Howard Saviour
£31 Washington Street.
5c. & 1 0c. Counters
And Tin Ware Depart-est.
u~cmv.fi$"mu‘ ynievisiting ‘ l -
nonorrnorumr
a cuear srortrs
:—03 announce A—
Graml May Festé'odl,
But no Claim to Carrythe
“commoner stool” ‘
nuns Ill-Gilli“!!!
NORWALK AND vicmm.
Prices Always Right.
“ELEM SllIIS.
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FA. OTORY
He wlllhenominated bythe conven— “H"f'flowh
hale-am
fill}! Bill-ll
.os wooowasn ammm
nurse on -
E. A. Woodward“.
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Willi-rum
Columbia Bicycles and
Tricycle. ‘
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