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GWENTS.
m Bulletin-
-, For Wednesday in New England» “if
m, with fresh westerly to soother»
ly winds, becoming variable, and slight
Hereafter advertisements of wants or
any kind occupying one half inch space
_ or km, willhc inserted at the following
' gm: 008 time, ”cents; 2 times, 40
m B flutes. till cents; one week. “.00.
_‘ ' ,, About» words will go into a half
, finch space of The Sentinel. ;
THE LOCAL NEWS.
‘ 1 High tide tomorrow 2.06, low tide
’ risestfl; sun sets 7.29
, lfiBennett placed in his office to-
.”daystlne safe.
There was another high tide last night
aboutbalf past ten. .
James Smith of Ely'n neck road in
. sllghtly improved today.
—Go to Conley’s Pavillion on the bridge
- for 'a plate of Head’s celebrated cream.
The coolest place in town.
muss Expre- Co. have had one of
,- their wagons neatly painted.
. Lockwood c Aiken have titted up a
pistol range in their store in the borough.
, -DeKlyn’s ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any port of the city.
The Norwalks are playing the Water-
hurys on the Baxter grounds this after-
near.
-Pure Java and Mocha Coffee—ai-
ways fresh—4t G. C. Stillaon's.
The Pine street nine defeated the Un-
ion atreut nine Saturday by a score of 22
to I.
It would be a good idea for the boys
in this city, to organize a campaign
drum corps.
-—You that are dissatisfied, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson’s.
There will be a meeting of the Volun-
teer hose company to-night at eight
o'clock.
-Call at the Boston storeaud get one
of the new French Satines at 19 cents
Petr-rd-
Two lsrging sailing parties left here
this morning and will picnic on the 18'
lands, .
The members of grade 8 of the Frank-
lin street school are picnicing to-day at
Wilson's Point.
-—All work, well and promptly done at
the Old Well Laundry.
Quite a number of our republicans
have procured handkerchiefs with the
colors red. white and blue on them.
-,—Thu Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
Ira. Terrill and Ira. Toquins, of Cran-
berry Plains fame, were promenading
the borough streets again yesterday.
-—Ladiss skirts and underwear a speci-
alty at the Old Well Laundry, 3'1 Wash-
ington street. '
ijamin Croiut sold out his stock in
the second cooperative shop yesterday
for $250. Ir. Crofut paid $800 for it.
The Hat Review for June appears in
an elegant new dress, a characteristic
feature of the noted batting journal.
-—The only Genuine Bar-parilla in the
market. 100 doses ior‘lli mute. G. C.
litillson'e. ‘
The members of the Young People’s
Annotation of the First If. E. Church
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening.
-l!avs you seen the to inch black
apaukh Glmpura Lace theysresslling
attheBoatonstoreatflcentap-ryard.
M Dudgugot into another rorapo
. Bewasfuollngwlthawatcr
tank audit gotthe bestof himaud he
rasslvedasoaklng. ‘ .
-—A.B.Tylsrwlll hereafter keep on
haudsfalllluauf freshmgarden
vsgatablssaadmsatsofaliklnds.
Thalmpirsflluh will bring to Baton
mmmhvgeat crowd that
hassvar maid an excursion to
“Mrs-era
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mummies the Chicago
Matthews- of the Young
“statesman,
his stint- masthead-p.
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inaction-ran
The mesons have finished putting on
the brown coat on the Advent Church in
East Norwalk.
Him Haggis Fischer's new house on
Van Zandt avenue. East Norwalk, is
nearly completed. __~
Stephen Allen died in Westport Batur.
day, in the 78th year of his ago. His ro-
maine were taken to Ridgebury. for iu~
termeut this morning. llr. Allen’s fig-
‘ure was a familiar one to Nurwalk peo-
ple. '
James W. Keeler of West Norwalk
was taken quite ill at the residence of
his aunt on Camp street yesterday after.
noon, and had ti'be taken homelna
carriage.
—-Buy Old Well Colonge.
A party composed of young people
from this city, will take a sail on the
4th, and picnicon one of the islands,
They have chartered a boat from East
The scholars of the Over River School
are pic-nicing at Nnuvoo island and
Nolan Point today. They left Jenninge’
dock at eight o'clock and soiled direct to
the island where they had dinner. This
afternoon they are at Rotor. Point.
Messrs. John C. Wilson d: 00., of
South; Norwalk, have enlarged and im-
proved , their make-shop, whereby the
capacity is increased to for ty-cighl dozen
per day. The firm makes a specialty of
fancy colors, for which there is a popu-
lar demand.
One or two Pullman car loads of Con-
necticut teachers and their friends will
visit California under charge of George
B. Bord, principal of Winchester school,
New Haven, starting July 6. Returning
by the Northern Pacific, many will visit
the Yellowstone park.
Yesterday afternoon as one of the
trains stopped at the elation here the
engineer called the water boy to give
him a drink. He did not drink outof
the glass, as it is customary, but put the
spout of the can in his mouth and took
a hearty drink. It might have been all
right, but it did not look so.
Thomas Fitzgerald is confined to his
house on Spring Hill with a very bad
hip. lfr. Fitzgerald some time ago,
while at work in his barn, his horse bu-
camu frightened and kicked him on the
hip. He did not mind it much at first
but the bruise has grown more painful
every day until it has grown so bad that
he cannot stand up.
Alias L. Ruth Hosted, Lmio Small-
horn, Nellie Smith of Stamford and
Captain "Gila” St. John look atripto
New Haven yesterday afternoon and
spent the night with Captain Griffin of
that place. They returned home this
morning and report ugrnud evening's
fun.
—~E. C. Whitney's 1:; store will close
st 6 pm. (excepting Situvday nights)
untilBept. 1st.
Joseph 8. Hill was tried before Judge
Coolidge this morning charged with
three crimes: in:oxicaiion, to which he
pleaded not guilty, breech of the peace
and assault, to which he pleaded not
guilty. As it was the first time Hill had
ever been matted, and as there were ex-
tenuating circumstances in the case, the
Judge fined him $1.00 and costs, and
then paid his fine and gave bin. a j lb of
work at $2.00 a day.
Two Salvation Army girls from out of
town were looking for their hell )eslt-r
day when they spied the Young Repair
lican room and went in. They looked
around a moment when one of them
said: “This is the Salvaticn Army room.
Praise God.” Just then Theo. Knapp
dropped in and thinking that they might
want to pray with him told them that it
was the Young Republican mom, and
they shook the dust off of their feet and
got out.
William Hyatt (Danbnrv Jack) and his
wife Annie, were before Judge Coolidge
this morning. “Danbury” was given 120
days fcrvsgrancy, to days for drunk-
enem and 07.00 and costs for assault.
Hrs. Hyatt received 130 days for vagran-
ey and 80 days for drunkenness.
Judge Coolidge was disposed to make
Ifrs. Hyatt’s nuance lighter, and send
her to Danbury jail, but she begged not
lobeseparated from her husband, and
to receive the same sentence as he did,
and as they both pleaded guilty the
Judge sceomodat-d her.
The Annual Reunion oi the “tilt. V.
Veteran Assuclaflou will beheld at ”The
W." West Haven. Conn.. Natur-
dlr. July 7th less. This is the twenty:
ftll Anulvcrmry- of the Surrender of
Port Hudson, and lift hoped thatlbc
attendance will be large. Numbers are
invited to bring their wivesand families.
The dinner will house dollar for each
person. Every member who intends be-
ing present should notify the Secretary,
J. O. Kinney, Hartford, at once, stating
(learnt Henry W. Birgc died mes-m;
ans’mwwamg his wont
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rm the lamination was Involved.
The Evening Sentinel bulletin board
attracted considerable attention yester-
day by thspecple who‘were anxious to
know who had been nominated for
President at the Chicago convention.
The news was received by us at! o’clock
that Gmcral Benjamin Harrison had so
ceivedthenomination, and we at once
announced it. The nomination gave ex-
cellent satisfaction among the Repub-
licans. ,.
Ifemlnrs of tthcpuhllcan club fired
a cannon and discharged fire-works on
West street, and in the borough there
was quite a demonstration. A part of
the procession came to this city at eleven
o’clock and called at the Young Repub-
lican room. They were accompanied by
adrum corpsand were liberal in their
display of tire-works.
The Human Hind.
in lir. Robert G. Ingeraoll’s reply to
lir. Gladstone as to his own, logersoll’s
views, upon religious matters. occurs the
following pamage which any of our
readers who enjoy word painting, vivid—
neas of thought. and florid rhetoric, will
highly appreciate. It is sublimely aw-
inland beautiful:
"The dark continent of motive and
desire has never been explored. In the
brain, that wondrous world with one
inhabitant, there are recesses dim and
dark, treacherous sands and dangerous
shores, where seeming sirens tempt and
fade; streamsthat rise in unknown lands
from hidden springs, strange seas with
ebb and flow of tides. resistless billowa
urged by storms of flame, profound and
awful depths bilden by mist of dreams,
obscure and phantom realms where
vague and fearful things are half reveal-
ed, jungles where passions tigers cnmcb,
and skies of cloud and blue where fan-
cies fly with painted wings that dazzle
and mislead; and the poor sovereign of
this pictured world is led by old desires
and ancient hates, and stained by crimes
of many vanished years, and pushed by
bands that long ago were dust, until he
feels like some bewildered slave that
liockery has throned and crowned.”
sérlnus Runaway.
Yesterday afternoon as lire. Charles
Britto was driving on Taylor avenue,
her horse became frightened and she
was thrown from the wagon in front of
Mr. Norton's house. She was carried to
her home near by and Dre. Pardee and
Bchannan attended her. Her right col-
lar bone was broken and she received
other injuries. She is now in a had con~
ditiou, but is in a fair way of recovery.
Christian Endeavor Convention.
Probably 125 members of the Chris-
tian Endeavor societies of Connecticut
will attend the national convention of
the organization at Chicago, July5—8.
Sixty-five persons have already pur-
chased lickets by the way of Albany and
n number will go by way of Montreal.
W. B. Childs, of Manchester, can supply
all details to those interested.
Personal lsntlon.
Benjamin F. lsiap, of New York, is
stopping with J. H. Bunsen of the bor-
ough. ____
James P. Young... of Buffalo, i. visit-
ing Mr. and lire. C. I". Selleck.
Ilr. George W. Keisler of Newborn.
North Carolina, hasco-o to spend the
fourth with his sister Mrs. Geo. Bogar-
due.
lira. Mary Wlhtheyberooklyn is vis-
iting Kr. and lire. A. B. Seely in this
city.
lira. G. B. Jennings is visiting in New
London.
William If. Lincoln and George W.
Keisler, who are engaged in business in
Newbnn, N. 0.. about are visiting
their families, and will remain till
after the Fourth. ,
Rev. llr. VuaAlstyne noel wile went
to Syracuse yesterday morning to make
a short visit. While out there Ilr. Van-
Alstync will deliver an address before
the Syracuse University.
lfiss Helen Potter has leased the
Keyser property for the summer. Clara
If. Brinksrhofl, for many years promi-
nent in musical circles, is stopping
there.
new: NolanToi Bpringllillmonlcnr
plates a trip to irelandsarly next month.
Wallace P. son of Alfred
Knapp of this y, spent yesterday with
his father. a has just graduated from
Cblumhia legs. and is‘now a member
of the prominent law firm of harried e
Warren of no Broadway, New York.
William W. Benton and wife start to-
day for Bldgetleld, where they
will spend the summer. fir. Benton is
going to take his fishing tackle and gun
along. and you may expect some good
fish stories when he reaches house. its
will also take his mare along and expects
to clean them all out. .
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emissions 00.:
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Yesterday closed the work of the Be-
puhllcan Convention, which has barn to
put in nominatloullmiamln Barri-on of
indiana for President. and Levi P. lur-
ton of New York for Viusvl’reaidant,
men who are the mountain”! the
principlsslsiddownin the platform of
the party. ‘
Their nomination ongbttolnauruacau-
vassln which measures and not men
will be discussed, in which till gross
personalities of learners ago will~have
noplaer, and theresnltofwhichwillbe
a dispaaslonatc expression of the people
onthaimueof PrutectiunvaircsrTrade.
Harrison and Norton stand squarely
for protection. Cleveland and Thurman
stand iorfresr trade. Ithicrthepso-
pie to say which policy they prefer.
A free and fair discumion of this quea.
tion whimske a political mmpaigu in
the truesense. It will haves tendency
toelevatelhepeople, and he a decided
contrast to the canvas of 1891 which was
little else than a campaign of scandal,
anddisgracefultobothpartiss. So far
as Republicans are concerned. they seem
well pleased with the nominations, and
decidedly enthusiastic over the imue.
The Blaiuites are Blalnites still, but they
find no fault with Harrison or the man-
ner of his nomination. Harrison will re-
ceive their hearty support and meet with
none of the opposition that Blaine
would had he been nominated. The Dem—
ocratic press speaks in very compliment—
ary terms oi the Republican candidates.
it therefore looks as though we were
to have a decent canvass on a live issue.
Another Barn In the Dorian Burned
Last Night.
About eleven o’clock last night a barn
in the rear of Week's grocery store on
Ilain street, borough, was discovered to
be on fire. The alarm was given and
the firemen responded promptly, but the
firchad gained such headway that the
barn had to be tired to the ground.
Ir. Weeks hadtwo horsesin the barn
which it was impossible tosave and they
perishedin thstlames. William Btuvens’
horse, which was in thosidaof the barn
farthest from where the fire started was
saved.
Volunteer Bose company of East Nor-
walk reached the aueuey'of the fire in
fifteen minutes after the. alarm shock
and rendered good service to the bor-
ough department. The barn only stood
about seventydive feet from the site
that the barn belonging to Harlin Ban-
iord, which was burned two weeks ago
stood, and belonged to the Lewis Ray-
mond estate. it was plainly the work
of an incendiary. as there was no fire or
light anywhere near it until it was dis-
covered to be on fire.
Prohibition.
The Fairflsld County Probibitionista
hold their convention tomorrow, 'lbes-
day, afternoon and evening. The after-
temoon nation will be devoted to busi-
ness at the Reform Rooms, and a mass
meeting is to be held in the evening, at
luaic Hall.
Prohibitioniste, temperance people,
old parties and young parties, ladies and
gentlemen of all political shades of opin-
ion; people who believe in free iwhiskey
or whiskey taxed, tariff or free trade,
Harrison, Cleveland or Fisk, Poverty or
Anti.Poverty, Buflrage or Social Bla-
very, indeed everybody is cordially find
kindly irfiited.
Rev. W. B. Boole. Llo d, H. Thomas,
secretary of the N. Y. rohibitlcn Bu.
rrau, Col. liarviu Knowltcu oi Connec-
ticut, and W. 8. Bailey, are to speak.
Pnrslom or Panorama Chou.
Sanatnr naunsekar Delivers a Tariff Lae-
tars.
Last night during the jollification
meeting on Town Rouse Hill George
lionnecker commonly known as “Benn.
tor,” he who picks grammatical errors
from Blackstone’s works, and isatudylng
law with Lawyer Burlbutt, created a
great deal of amusement by a tart! lec-
ture that he delivered. The “Senator"
is a Democrat, and comes from a Demo.
cratiu family, and his arguments were
quite funny if not very convincing. He
dwelt mostly on whpt his progenitors
and ancestors had done, butrlid not say
much about what he himself had done;
lfhe had ltwuuld bemorafunnys'till.
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Glens Bloated.
The following odlcers of Palestine
Castle, A. an: Hing. were ae‘lected last
evening: raw. r‘ if t
Comm; William a “gr
Knight VlcsCummander; Bamusl Watts.
so Knight 1st Heat; Burma Snyder.
Secretary (inadmi-
Ihl’, mm; 1.. r. wtiu'mmntror
stall: V1.0. Roberts, sensual ehlsfuf
stall; Jar. Brown, 1. B. Guard: John
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Greatcommotlou was caused at the
Grand Cmtral depot yesterday after
nocnowingtothe change in the time
table. Commutersaaythat thorn were
urerMpeoplswaltingmrtralusatone
tlmaaudtbc utmost confusion existed.
The present arrangement displease-
everybody in this vicinity.
'Plrsd are» nan-a.
Yesterday afterm an unknown
My ianringwood fireda pistol-hot
and the bullet wentlnto lhedoorofa
Hungarian dwelling and landed inthe
centre of a table, around which were
scaled several men. Itwasaverynar-
row escape. Whoflrcd the shotisnot
yet known. _
mails-seminars.
Thaqusdieuuian ssmionof the sover-
elngnsanctuary, Royal masonic rite,waa
begunin New Haven Tuesday, Grand
[aster DarimisWilson, I. D. of Boston,
presiding. Deiegataswsrcpresent from
allparta of the United Bites. The
grand masterinhisaddresa stated that
duriogthe past four years there has
been a steady and healthy growth of
therite. Tuesdayeveuingthere was a
apecialuonvocation of orientalrosecroix
chaptsrand a special conclave of the
Egyptian senate of Knights Philosopher“,
followedbya Magnet.
Buckle-T Ania: Salvo.
Thebeat mlve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Borer, Tctter, Cbapped Bands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions
andpcsuuslycurepiies, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Pricezbcentaabox. Forsaloby Chas.
Iapham.
Connecticut Patents.
We are in receipt from thcofllac of
A. If. Wooster,illdllain8t., Bridgeport,
of the following list of Connecticut pat-
elite:
If. 1". Bishop, Bridgeport, means for
operating egg beater-:11. Faun, Bridge-
port. ticket holder: B. A. House and H.
Ifartin, Bridgeport, heel for boots and
shoes; G. Doolittle, New Haven, manu-
facture of upholstery tufts; J. A. Chap-
man, New undue, kink preventor for
silk spinning machines; W. A. Card,
Braden, furniture caster; A. B. Jones,
lei-idea. latch; L. 6:0. incomes Bristol,
oust adjuster; A. Nelsons, New Britain,
spur; A. P. Hillepaugh, Darien, wagon-
jaek; J. Lush and E. Oldfield, Norwich,
sharia stopping mechanis- icr ;
B. A. Smith; Waterbury, buckle; . W.
White, Waterbury, rack for electro plat-
ing.
o-Tcaaaiuars for martial.
He will lie-nominated by the convena
lion and will beelectcd by the people,
because he will come the nearest to ill-
ling thsir ideal of a Chief lagistrate.
Electric Bitters has been given thehigh.
est place, becausenoother medlciuebas
so well filled the ideal of a perfect tonic
and alteratlve. The people have indorsed
Electric Bitten and rely upon this great
remedy in all troubles of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. For all Ifalarisl Fevers
and diseases canssd by lfslarial Poisons.
Electric Bitten cannot be too highly so
commended. Alto cures Headwbe and
Constipation. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Prioebtl cte. and
01.00 per bottle at Chas. Lapham's Drug
Walled.
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