Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 14, 1892 · page 2

 
 

Hbtel.

 

J. FINKENSTEIN.

New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions. ‘

General Manager. f

 

 

- WEI ABE HBI’EFIIL
mé'y {Claim Their Favorite
Has 22: Delegates.

 

n W SMGT‘K 18 357.

not to too min-Ia Iod- ny rennet-u
” Are Vishnu-I3 on the Chicago
WA Burl-loan- III,“ In.
Ital 0. the Da-urotio Wigwam.

Anna“, Juno M—‘l'ho regularotate deio-

 
 
 
 

mm kayo appoin
Dada-.Doridmnro. 1.8. Ridgowoy,
lbw.0harloslf.nnlger.A.c.
. Wooden“ if. Boobo or them-
Iluootouhoharpofthiowork, andtho
Whorepntthoirwork into tho
vudufl‘lfll Nortonaiaoo,

'has the III]! In Clalu.
Dd..- Iorton Chaos. from this city.
'wlioh hon prunineutly identified with
thnnnidthat in care
than” Yuk delegation found that Mr.
W” onfloiont votes outside of
.luYukhluduauhmthoywouid
“Wham to the convention
. uoonhotiaadologation.
mm, they found that Hr. Cleve-
.uuauojolflyln the conventionbut

 

no. tho looaflto nor-hot to nominate, they

 

“Mbwillnothare enoughto

dthlovu-ndothomdontial committoo‘h

contain tho nonination,and tint

u tho Int hunt he willstoadilylooo

m Tho total ulnbor of delegatoo

”in oDornncraticnotionalconvontion

in hythoralooadoptod, two-think,
Cflmmforachoioo.

A rust. tint nan». ,

no uhloI given bylaadoro of thotwo

Wuotothoupporttheyhoroairoady

iota-modulate oatromolyintoruting,

Iaduowapodbloarot hdlotloatandlng
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,utollowo:

Walnut Hill \‘opref-
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TH! WINDY CITY, INDEID.

Allilll Killed, by - Tor-II. In cl!-
”3‘-
. Chicano. Juno iI.-A gonnino wild went»
on tornado attach this city )londay. A
one story brick cottage at 1.335 Whipple
otroetwaa ontiroiydootro od, and tin throo
hit-om. lilo. rmkn KloT-n and bar two
Milton. huriod beneath the ruino. Whou
thostorin oamenpifro. Klimobocuno
frightened-ad made preparation- to start
foraplaeeofnofety. Below the thmgot
out the building llapocd and a heavy tim-
hc loll upon R. Kiirno’o twovyoornld
child. Anna. and killed her instantly. lira
flint-and Emma. four years old. were in-
jured. but not ooriouoly.

The telephone. telegraph and electric
lkht oyotemo were allnoot totally demor-
aliaed. Pub- and wiroo were torn down
and general havoc was caused. Nany
houeo won nnroofod and otherwioo darn.
land. The Ronto—Btanleyeircuo tent. nod
polar, ot thooornorof'f‘wonty-eighth Itreot
and Wootworth avenue. wore row! to the
ground and the performers wmpollod to
oook shelter in neighboring homeo.

 

1‘" Orion“ in Danger.

le Oman, June 14,—The riverhao
reached the highoot point known hero for
fortyoiiro yearn. and in consequence New
Orloouo is, literally speaking. on island.
(hora-ea above. mroooeo below. the- rag-
lng river to front and the rapidly rising
Lako Pontchartrain in the rear. have
banned the city in and traffic on three
roatb ha been ouapended. Several serious
hookohoreoccnrrod in the levees above tho
fit]. The levees that protect New! Orlenno
are good and Itrong no for, but the greatest
anxiety is being felt on meonnt If the June
rloe that ioon the way down.

laino "Ill o Cyclone, Ton.

Comm 313.. June l-i.—A cyclone struck
Wont Brookorillc. The rear end of George
Gray’a store woo moved oix feet and 151).!!!)
foot of lumber were blown away. Joisto
blown through a window knocked Mrs.
George Gray sonoeleao. Hailstonoo fell the
lilo of robins’ eggs.

The limnrl River In Booming.
[Anus Cm. Juno li.«'l'be Missouri
river in booming here, and reports from up

the river uy that a big flood Io now coming "do!

front the upper country. There in every
Mon tofoargrore danger to the lowlands.

PEACEMAKER COLLINS HOME AGAIN.

 

 

Io Hopes to boon See the lrioh l’no-
Iioaa Unit-d.

Boston. Juno him-General P. A. i ‘ollinI
bu juat rotu_ ed from Europa. whither he
went about t middle of May for tin pur~
puoo of dea'voriug to heal the breach that

mm the Irish parliamentary party
While the main object—tho gutting of both
oidoo to unite under one leader was not
accomplished. the leaders on both sides are
now. for the first time oinoo the rupture. on

'- comparatively friendly toms. General ('ul-

lino aid that the principal confewnoe of
thotw'o factions took place In Dublin on
June I. Said ho: .

“The III.~<'<I~~! or: worn good IIvItur-‘d.
frank and foil. :qu we all «growl that umlor
the circunmmm s the campaign would have
to be continued upon the linen already t'Ii-
tabliohed. and that tho aaperitiro of the
ampnign should be minimized.

“I believe that bringing the leading man
of the two divlaiono in the lrkh party to
gotherfor tho Int time in many months
will be fruitful of good result: and um we
mayearly iooktoan and of all niionndor
aundingando‘onninounionofalltho
fore-o. One thing ought to be distinctly
nndorofoodby our people In this amntrv.
Allihogood work that to going on In Ire
land b hardly not reported In this country,
while the slighteot evil b not only reported
by an actively hootiio pron. but in wry
grootly exaggerated in nioot instnnm"

AI Apponl to lriohnon.
law Your June It «fl'he Redmond ro-
ooptioa commltuo loo iIouod an oddmo to
lb Irkh Nationolbta of New York which

“Ireland beyond the loo oapocto
mm in Auortooto do their duty. In
x “hay-nomfallodondwill not

. e oak you to oupporttho to—

which will ho tendered John B
M. II. P, in the Anodeiny of lurk
oanootfi.

 

W Boycott tho Kannada.
Carmen. Ky.,.iano II.~—'l'ho railroad.
anhogina to fool the dado of tho aopov
rot-coach nuntly pound. No claao oi
in tho Itoio pro Io manyandIo
auto-dad cautions III the birch.
havohoooabaldmd. A compo

WW, thin- to tho ration
roodo «lithium.
cops lay loo! lot-to hold.
em liar. Jana lit—fie (lap lay
Pointnalootatoquooonll. Ear-titan woo

Iaidathanklwptoaio Tummy.»
MGM! flow. tho Capo

 

Iotliw‘afllauio'o tannin...
‘ltgw Your. Juno u—Jl'ko Ifth annual

ofJ. BMdmifmm
1.
“odd.”

m 3;," Winks “nota-
W. Pa. Juno Mun: oooay

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

cello and Inna“ hymn at
Tholntdoy’oaalooatnonntod
tom; «Iran-prio- on the tonnage.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vodhy'l'ho'l'ribnoo

 

 

TELEGRAPHIG BREVITIES.

'n. troaInry doportmt purchaaod In.
In ounoao of Iilror at Icon.

Hubert I. Vii-I. motborofBonofor
Vila. diod ouddoniy in Nodiaon. WII.

mung-murder” will ho board by
the Now pshim aupruino court at Goa-
Iord July 11.

The firat indication at Washington of tho
coining hogira to Chicago won the granting
If learn of oboonco to Senator Voorhooo un-
til Juno lb.

Tho baohow d Tangier- hao Itartod with
lmotloopotopuniohthorehehofdnjorob.

Captain Lugord, of tho Briiieh East. Afri.
no company. boo boon ordered toobandon
Uganda.

An mono-fol attempt wao made to rob
tho Baltimoro and Ohio foot oxpr 'oo atGoII-
uobrilio, Pa. Sunday night.

Dr. Torry. a well known Philadelphia phy-
Iioipa, blow out his brains, as ho woo Inflor-
lug from an incurable d'uease.

Tho otone cotton employed by John
Hanna at New Britain, Conn. havo quit
work onooinmand of a walking delegate of
the union, who claims that the stone uood
by Hanna lo boycotted. .

Charles Waite. on Mount. while giving
anoxhibitlon noorBaltinoro. fell 214mm
owing to the failure of his parachute to
work. and Inotainod fotaljnjnrioo.

The three foreigners who were arrested
In Pnrh for booting at President Carnot
opd ailing him a “woodon haul.” were re-
leoood by the police.

Secretory Footer has appointed Barry M.
Calhoun a-atant inspector of boiloro for
New York at. a Iaiary of Iron per your.

The condition of lira. Harrison continues
about the name. She holds up remarkably
well under tho fatiguing effects of the or-
treinoly warm weather. She will leave
Wuhiugton oomo time in July for tho Adl—
roudackn.

THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At New Xork ~

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

0n and litter Nay 81,‘thoRoton
will leave South Norwnlk at 10a. In, 12:30, 2:15. 3:50 5:50 p.111.
Leave Roton Potni,‘11 o. m., 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 6:45 p. m.
SUNDAYS—Leora South Norwo‘k, 10:30 a m, 12:30. 2:15, 3:50,
5:60 and 7:30 p. in. 1
Lone Rotou Point, 11:10 n.m.. 1:15. 3:0), 5:00. 6:40 and 8:16 p.m.

“Excursion Fare. ' 25 Cents. A
I'l‘ime table subject to change githout notice.

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Ill.
NavYork... 0 2 0100] 1—512 3
201i002adol23
King and Doyle Young and O‘Connor.
At Brooklynr II. n. a.
Brooklyn UIUOIIIIIIJLA3IUA
...000000o0u— 0:3
and Dolley. Hutchinson and Kitt-
- If.n.l.
WW0 o 0 2 o t) 3 u out» :I
Cindlinatl......0 2 3 2 0 0 I) 0 1- III 5
Buloy and Kelly. Mullahs and Nurpby.
“Philadelphia- if. H. l.
phia,.0003l34lx “1:6
Plttabnrg.......0 u 0 I) l o 3 i no 7. :9 :I
Woyhlng and Clemente. Smith and oak,
Ailialtim It I 1
Baltimore ...... azootuovor-aoe
Written ..zotoooouowJI
Inlahon and Kuhlmou. Stratton and
Grimm.
At Waohiugton— Bil. I.
thlnaton...uouz 12 I u 2 lit: I
Stflhruia. ..'IOOOIIIIIZIIII'S

Knoll and Mcflulro: Foreman and ‘Ililignu;
Gum and Buckley
HAWK IJAUIIR ELI“
At New ilavon. -»

IL I. I

Nowflown....n u l 0 l 0 2 a 0.1001

Biughamtnn ...l n 2 n o n o u o t 6

Well a: .l Fnuruwri T | .l..»nll, Xcvim. :lmi
(3“,).

III Trny ~ It ILL
Troy uzn rololuuuo oils
"In... It‘ soIIlIItIno-ititi
i'niil‘l am I'-:t: lawn. Murphy and Knotted
A' llrw' 'l-‘l K ILK
nut‘ht' :u“ _ .u l) u 0 u 3 2 0 II. t m .
ByIur-I-q- ..u l Ilfliull21~393

llvlimugli and i'nl‘lilmn. My": and “high-
lIn.

AtAihmy nun
Alb-fly.......lll)0l)2-'IDI 100‘!
one.» :—lloo2ono:ali3

Brown and Su livan Dcaly and Doly.

At Elmira
Elmira” .....0 II I 0 i) i It 0 1)“
Athletic .............. DliiIOUHIO—Xi

Boyd and Dolau. HcCoilrny and Haul.

Nancy Ila-ho Will Trot.

Pinuoruitia. Juno lI.-—'l'he Belmont
Driving club hao Inado arranginento with
BudDobioto trot Nancy Honko at liol
not“ park. Pbiladolphhon Thuuday. July
[againthor record of 2:00 for a opooial
pouo of “.000. with 01.000 added if tho
noord of Robert Bottom Banal. 2.0m. iI
hooton. ‘ ... _______

on. Cool-y lion. Did It.

aunt-nun. Po. Jone iI.——lt ham
3 hooaioarnodthotthoiluoloygoogworo
tho robhoro who planned tho robbery of tho
Balthaoro and Ohio upro- above Loyton’a
Button. Sheri! loConnick Ia tryingto
uptorothomboforo they get back to
their mountain haonto.

Phil Dwyor Into the Mob. Imy

How You. Juno Itwi’hil Dwyor.tho
woll known turfinoa. hao Ioooivod tho two
dopooito of tho 810.00) Itaka money for tho
Bulliron-Oorlntt Inatoh which to Ichodnlod
totals piano boforo tho Olyupio club. In
lfow Orloaat. on Sept. 7 out

Tim 'M Ila” [or 'l‘ri-I.

Ila-noon Juno lo—‘l'ho throo rougho
who oriiniually ooooaliod Ito. lira Bulth
nd lira Elishath VIII [loo-Ion. at Koa-
“too. wmhaid for Mohamed with
grand burglary. IhVonHoooooahin

audition.
loot Yoor’o Paooioo Moi.

ltaw You. Juno ta-llopmontotivo
Blue, to aniotorviow with a Want
in watt-non, docloiod that cinnamon
would ho aooooaory neat to pay fortho
proton-granted to or aioa InidiIII and
M widowa

foo I’olioo lowo

BA- momma. Juno
tHak they barooclow to un'm

A reward of 014:)

robbora.
mun tnptim of J Buithoad
Jon forIoIrI-pioyooo oftholnihno

 

fathom that o Ito-nor wimp-ind
.lthotoonnhorofymoaoworodrowaod.

Jory-on Hood urban-o.
Pmdmliu'notwolro jury-on
tub-aeolian have“ apoiitioa

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Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxun. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with umpulous (are. High!
awardat :IllPurc. I:oodliitposilims. Each
pa: k3): makcs two Luge [ . Mold
lmltntwns~ and inszsl (II 1 itillg lha
NONE SUCH bran!
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N. Y.

 

GIIIIIILATEII ‘-

‘no loot ooarurr Fertiliser Known for
mutual,

a:- .goon... finch-gem: mm forrka and;
Earfim gout-fig.“
nvm'rm‘ia. in: ..i
Maturation-loci! a...
E. IT. “WITH“, "" """'"
manna

r WEIGHT

AND SULPHUR.
mm III-Inn... oto.

 

llll siti‘lti'silrioii‘ltii

I. F. Wis Ifllu, III! It.
Anemone-:3?

 

 

Easily and cheaply made It homo. lin-
proves tho appetite. and aid; digestion,
An unrivalled tompernncocivmit Health-

lul. TOIMTRK. luscious. One bottle of
extract main 5 galloot Get it taro.
’lhtsionotnnly")uoi “good"

no «mint [or MI”. "or m

trial will ouppmi thin claim W
whoo- momma.

Iain

DentalmPlates.
“logiw
lion nae. ‘l'ho

 

mm“

(bid Platinum. or Witch)

Point STEAHER "JESSIE B.”

Enquire '
at

the
Office
of .

the

Eveningi’Sentinel

 

sale Your Teith.

HAVE Til“! FILLED 03 CROWN“).
Tooth filled with [3%. Platinum. Alloy.

mono-fully crowned with

 

Artificial tooth on Gold, Platinum. Continu-
ous (inn: and Rubber Plots. and all work per-
mining to modern dentistry.

Ial attention given to Irregular and
Ch ren' B tooth.
All work at moat remnnble prime.
Teeth filled and extracted painlessly.

DB. F. W. DIBMEB.

it WaohlngtouSt Over Post Office.
South Norwalk Conn. oil "...

III‘NN F. FlYNN

Sanitary Plumber.

STEAM and GIS FITTEII.
JIIBBIIIII I SPEIllilTl.

liming taken the basement under the Lib-
ICE Wmhington atn—et South Sorwalk
line-IN for

AllKlNllS
PLUMBING

l reap“ tfully solicit o ahalre of public patron-
age. I refer to plumbingl hare done for the
we! «won yum. In the employ of W. .loeh‘
or .t t' o All work will have my peroonai Inp-
rrvlsiou. and will be many executed and
eutlsfnctlon xuarant . meatrial om

CUT ”Tillie llllT.

XlYl‘ll‘E-

$5. 00 IN GOLD

\\ ill beglvcn ioiho boy or girl sending the
moat number of \IOHTB made from the lclturn
in the word

Photographer

Each answer will be numbered u rruiinl.
should twoor more bc alike the fir»! one rc-
u -"t\oil will KM the prior. All answers mint be
here on or before July Isl. Mil-Lao fin priuwi 'l
be awarded Jul} t.

Also for list next Eula)- thin nIit'. will on-
title In an Inn rulut tinu nf Ilia. on car It don n
I thin I I'll »t \Kl‘flpb.‘ Regular prir co um
5:2. It and Still! [it‘l’ dozen.

'I’IN ‘I'I'I'IL'i—I fur 25c.
l'lloi tgfrillll-‘I of ln'liiltiCdM norm. tutu-rlora.

rxlmrlvr» “"l byrlhe
l\>|;\.\ ASE'UI S PRUC E‘.‘

or the mmt nmunble prime.

6E0. E. DARMEII,

t‘.‘ \\'.\\‘lii.\'l5TOS 511. (Willi POST OFFII‘l-I
South Noroalk. l'ouii. lit)” iy

Save Money!

BY VISi'l‘lNG

F. BIIYLSTIIN’S

Factory at Five liile River.

 

 

 

 

 

lllliil animal
It Pillllis.

————-—ooo——»——~—-—

tin-It vorieiynf Volwlpuio- ond Hiodo o

ilaby wriauoo vary chaol»

 

II.I.IIINNI1'I'

BENNETT It. IIIISTEII,

2. Iain Strut. 80. IONIII.
Meats.

lone than most. Alon a line line of bull and

g s. not}.

PAYMENTS

$1 WEEKLY!

Watchesxhzins. Charms
liaMel Clocksfliamonds.

“Boll. IIIIIISIII I: WIPE".
2|9 Montague it.
our um. summit. Binnilyu. W. T

Thur. for our goods delivered in South Nor-
wolk have given gene nerai aatlofaction. and our

methodof payment iohlghly appreciated. Full
information can be had of our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER.

" ID RAILROAD PLACE.

SINITII NflflWilK CONN. l"

 

FAWCETT’S

II "All STREET. IIlIlWlll

Too our friends and patron: we beg loan-
noum-c that our r‘vprin‘;| Importation: for It!!!
are now mind. to In lcb your attention is
respectfully invited. Opening week Wr will
utler ripe-in] Bargains in Ribbons and Flow
em. two hundred bovcn of Flower» in (hm
from. Ladle-s can make oolection now and we
will renew. their order until lawr if desired.

HITS IlYEII IIII PRESBEII II THE
“TEST STYLES.

ladiIs' own Material mode to order

MRS. W. FAWBETT.

“A
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Within It limited. I'Iwo cont sample con3
lain; l czun 'l'rn cont sample mntaiusii
cures. rulnr silos 1th.. 50¢. 30] mailed
post paid TOWNS I JAMES. “holes“.
'1’ Into. vaymN. { Said I) the (ch
in [-3. South \‘orwalk drugglats ..ll Bax-
0. Hoyt. Kn. Phil-mi 16.0.:Itlllron.

”'35

Juot m‘eirnl

Spring andSummeanods

— Folk—

Business and llress
Suitings.

The finest lino [hove ever offered in all in
Into-Ii ntylco. A fluvial line of

nghtColoredScotch
Chevlots.

Than hull‘h tho-rob nothing better or more
otyliah manufactured. Call and examine them
and get pri In

W.|I.8WIIIIIIS

to Washington at" 8o. Iorwoli.

 

Sale Cheap.

Ill Ilitis llIIII in I
Fist-this IIIIII.

 

Mutants.

 

8. S. L’Hommodleu.

 

 

Ii. W. CBIIIIIIICK It Sill.

 

Milli-float“... mam
w

 

 

 

wricoit mm»

jgvvledged by dealers and con--

1892 STYLES

Fine Boots and Shoes in

Fllgfilislom WM and With:

The Barium from till lost

 

Washburn Bothy 00’s
Superlative

lo the but Flour made. aochoop aoany
other. All more ooll it. Envory barrolor
rock of r made in thofaniouo “ ASHBUBN

MILLS.“ ulnmhm th I: name of
WAHH BY (30' o. None genuine
Himmlzll.

 

Illll AGENTS,

mu Main Street. llurtfonl. Conn.
nirl. 3m

The leading fish market of the
city isat

llllNl It ZELIIFF’S
32—WA3IIIsoI-rox STREET—32.

—~——...——_
There y on can always find the
freshest fish to belted. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.

PIIIIE TflIiTII BITSIIP.
III’IIIITEII SilllIIIES,
[OBSTE S

' Pllllllill uvsnns.

Orders called for and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,

HIJNT IIZELNFF’S

32 WISHIIBTII STREET.

DILSVHN

\lNSTA lArv uus

 

PHOTOGRAPHS
$

 

niyalif

Wheeler &. Hailintd,

mMAIN il‘l'itlh‘l'. 80. NORWALK. (712‘,
Agent- for

mum. lllililllll :Iin
l-cicuia sinus.

3W”. the armpit-It to no

Mill-008V noon. aoatrra.
I WALL WE‘RE". NORWAIJI. L’I'.

Keny Rubens &. 00., _

VIIITOII. PIIIEIIX. WIIlWICFll

 

humanoid-Ii“ tot tryo Marinate. in,
our Mm»

 

White Hellehtire.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
llamhalien.

' Paris Green.

In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.

HALE,

The Drugggist. A

 

 

 

concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
limb. and Butter

Put down in the best manner atwfi‘?
the lowest price.

 

GRADING,
SflflIIING,

EXCAVATING

Iivuoin Inns.
SPICES. ‘

_The Great Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and Coffees

i. and P. Brand Spices

of which they are the sole man-
ufacturcrs.

A. & P TEA 60.,

I MAIN 81.. :OBWALI.

 

An) article that has outlived
2‘: \c In of (Olllpt titin-I and im-
itution, .llll] mall-I more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ I'Ilcctric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion.) have
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
'can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingneos, before the
story it will tell, itself, of Tie
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will giro it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. III: has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.

’l‘hI-ro nro many imitation
N. B. 1'me Soopoin which elec-
inal ww’hwm Eleo-
orig one. a n.
trio. and lagiuo are fraudulent
imitations Anti for llohbino‘ Electric;
no that our name in on «wry wrapper,

oulif ony other is root on r
“appointmsz'IIrevMP... El?" ...... m ...... f...."!.£"..
wmmnmfi‘fimm hlfi't‘lw tic ”mm '

I. II. Clan!!! a Co.
W.

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room roar roar calm
arm» 70 ants-mot. "I.
Wm I." m
Am wanna II no
aunt-ran: or Ianoornm ran.
menu-Ix one» on mm
dour Ira-nape
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