Hotel.
I henchmen Summer lleson’ on long IslanIi
'I New Bathing. Ho
*fNew Attractions. ‘
ny'iaeilili for Pro
.I. FINKENSTEIN.
riding for large 'Eerrs ens.
DANCING DAILY-IN THE PAVILIO .
my POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors. -
sea.
a
General Mam, er.
0n and after May In, theltotou m... emanate “JESSIE a.”
will leave South Norwalk at me. m.,12:30, 2:15, 3:50 5:50p. in.
Leave Roton Point, 11 a.‘m., 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 6:45 p. in.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwalk, 10:30 a m., 12:30. 2:15, 3:50,
5:50 and 7:30 p. to.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 3.13).. 1:15, am. 5.00. 6:40 and 8:l5 p.ln.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents. 7
Timo table euhjeét to change without notice.
Enquire
at
the
Office
I of p
the
EveningSentinel
JP" IIII.
' The Great National Convention
‘ opened at Chicago.
caveman onus rowan.
[Idle-a and Illinois Are Both l'or
, IIinI Now.
no In“ Illa Bupportera Claim la la-
ib’Illile Evidence ‘l'hat lle Will Get
fill... Manila! Nomination on Ihe
rill. Bullotfloman II Now Out of
In M and the Antifileveland Me-
.An Rallying to the Support of Her-
ries". of llllnola. and Bola, of low;
- no Rational Committee Deeidea 'I'hat
. Willia- c. Owe-a. of Kentucky. Shall
Be Temporary chairman of the Con-
I-tkI-cleveland Ion Diapleaaed with
the Choice—Governor Abbott to Pre-
aant the tx-Preeldent'a Kaine.
CHICAGO, June 2l.—The national Demo-
aatie convention to nominate candidates
for mam and vice president of the
United Shteewaa called to order in the
convention wigwam at noon. When Nation.
ll Committee Chairman Calvin S. Brice
rapped for order the great wigwara was
well filled with delegate; alternate: and
apectatora, and there were probably about
15,0“) people in the
building. Thems-
tional committee
had selected for
temporary chair-
man Boa. W. 0.
Owen, of Ken-
tucky, but as he
was opposed by
many of the Cleve—
land men quite a
lively light devel~
opedlntheconven—
tioa. S. P. Sheer-
in, of Indiana, wu
oornxon annm. made ““1”!“
”notary: Richard J. Bright, of the,same
state, meant at arms, and ll B. Dicken-
“3,-de You-k, , , .. _‘- .
The national committee, through the
alerts of ex-Seaetary Whitney. granted
the “antienappera” and their alternates
from new York seats in the convention
hall. titer with 1% extra tickets for
the!
' If the llgureecarefully prepared by Home.
' W. 0. Whitney, “'illinm F. Tiles and Don
I. Dickinson are correct. they more the
nomination oi Grover Cleveland on the first
ballot. The first ballot, awrmiing to the
W estimate-e will result as follow»:
clevelnmt's fill?» \‘ulra.
Nu of Ulnar-land
Thing-me. lh-iogatm
1’: I:
iagfiugtnggszxztugaui rags: .
f
s u§usgw~l§§29x3=u$a
MW ..... . ..... . ...... In»
I Wdolmxfl.
I“ iacreaeedclalmefmthevotea
Um of the mm atom the Cleve-
eoaat on theentln voteof
This in itself lea
and
Nth anew-ant lollmul ludi—
aelld Menace, tbefi will
.flt...
in on William R. Hermon, at Illinois. and
skim “voter in eight, leaving Cleveland
‘80. but the final aeration of the Missouri dele-
gation has knocked :Ll voice out of this com-
pilation. After two hours and a quarter of
the hottest-kind ot violate. 11:» Missouri
detention decided to [land by the uaitmle
and inetruoted their chairman to out the
Iolid vote of Illseouri for Cleveland.
The Merrieou movement heir-m lathe Arc
ham and Missouri delegations. Rogen
and Senator Jones. of Arkansas, have Id~
ready been among Morrison's most etrenu.
one eupporten, and they have been quietly
but actively at work with the other south-
rru delegations. Henry \l’attcrsou in heart-
ily in the movement and expmztn to swing
Kentucky into line for the "star eyed
goddess" of tar-id reform as personified in
$118an of the original tariil' reduction
TheOhio delegation, it is claimed. as a
result of a protracted mice and unin-
formal poll of the delegates will cast 32
votes for Harrison and ii for Cleveland.
Similar marinas of strength are expected
from-lithe states where tnrifl reform has
been made the leading inane.
What Morrlaon Shoulere Claim.
The silver men have not yet been heard
from, but they are so bitter in their oppiy
sition to Cleveland that their 2.5 votes are
counted on on a matter 0! course. A good
deal of cumming has been going on during
the morning between the lllino'm and New
York delegations, each asking the other to
take the lead in swinging around in the
direction of the new Morrison anti-L‘Iievo—
land boom. At the present writing cat-h is
waiting on the other. Nevertheless the
Morrison shooters, without exhibiting any
tables, persist. in the assertion that tin-y
have 4‘1) votes in sight.
The New York delegation says (nirvana
allowed Maryland, his own state. to drop
him. thus putting him out of the rare.
With German, whom they expected to sup-
port after Mr. Hill, out of the race, tho
New Yorkers will undoubtedly support
Harrison by their influence, but not by
their votes, until after the first ballot. "I
am afraid we, are genera," said a Tammany
man. “The whole of Norman's vote meant
he obtained by Morrison, and 'l-:v'vland
may get enough to nominate him on thr-
dnt ballot."
Mr. Murphy, Mr. Sheehnn. (inventor
Flower and Mr. (‘roker still aseert that the
situation is favorable to Hill
With atonacity that is remarkable, the
Bill men remain faithful to theirlcuder,
and in tlie face of admissions by Iii-legume
and by Tammany men who were not deio-
gatee that they are beaten, are going right
ahead with their missionary work.
I ’ ‘ ‘ Governor Sit-velar: atill cling-e.
to liliesouri, but it is evident that the only
hope left to Tammany is to gain Illinois and
Kansaa. and the major part of tho- vmrk is
being done there. When |.'l'.uinnan Mun
phy was confronted with Mr. Whitney's
etatcment that he would forfeit anything
that could be named if Mr. ('lcveizind was
not nominated on the first ballot. he said:
“Whitney ieafrdso and had prophet. We
are not issuing otniements, but we are doing
good work that will show for itself." But
Mr. Murphy's courage did not extend to hie
follower-a. Senator All. m. of Sun- York. :i
member of Tunmmny. sni-i: "\Vimt'o the
useof talking. We have fought hard and
we an: beaten, and Wu might as vn-ll admit
it. The up state New Yorke-re wom‘chnwd
up bythe opposition and compelled by their
leaders to fall in line. That is why no figure
will be given out here until the first ballot
la taken for mudidatee."
Illlnoia In for Cleveland?
, “Illinois will cast her forty-eight votes
for Enl’mnidont Cleveland on th» first bal-
lot.” This is the statement given out by
the (“lowland adherents. The credit of
bringing the delegation into lino (if it lma
been done) belonge exclusively tnlicaernl
John II. Palmer. Although fatigued byh'ni
journey from Waahington, ho prtwcdml
immediately to the Sherman Home upon
lie and") just More midnight, and for
over three hour: waa in consultation with
. ,.
o. a. mum.
delegate- repveeentina all the rarlone ele-
innnleiathedeiegalloa. What the vane»
ahleeeuatorraidwanlaryelya itionof
lberlewrhehadexpmaed tot United
Preuwhlleenroote-uthat hlenamewerlu
noelnumeteaeeetoheeoaaldend.andthat
ifthedeieptiondld lteduiyltwonld vote
tolldlyfortheu-preeldeut.
(leaerall’almerllronglyurgedhinfrlemb
notation, and tho-twine are indulging
ialt have little, it any, knowledge of the
Fort Dodge, who will minim her favorite
IOII. Prom preacnt ludir~.~.lli me only three
names will he pronoun-d to‘thv mnvouth'm.
Adlai E. Stevenson, all “lands, in willing
to lake the second Metro with.» ticket with
Cleveland. He said no in tine Palmer 110w,
where he was eummudeii by a group of
friends. who were congratulating him on
the possibility of being named. "I am very
much flattered by the minpiitrout paid me
by my friemle,’ said he. “III. Iii Very grati-
tyiug, but I don’t know that there is uproo-
pect of its being true."
Think It Manna Cleveland. p
It in now known that than delegation from
lllinoie admitted from the Matt from both
rides to be a pivotal one, will cast its «iii
votes as a unit on the first hallo! for Grover
Cleveland. In the opinion of the leaders of
then—prettdent’a mdidaoy, as expressed
both before and after the canon: of the
delegation, thia action finally settles the
question of his nomination. The eoenee in
the Sherman House at the mucus were a
vivid reminder of those which wu-nrenacted
ARTIII’R l'. WTILMAX.
when the New York delegation vvm called
upon to decide betwven Thurman and Gray
at the vice presidential candidate.
Through the long rorridlnrs on the second
floor, down the stairway into the lobby. and
then out into the street. the people were
packed in one solid pornpiling filth-‘5. There
were representatives of a Suite of dclrgu-
tions, Cleve-land men. llill men and (ion-mu
men—all waiting with tho nan-It Salome In-
terest the outcome of the (‘illll'llrL Around
the door of the parlor. hemmed in so tichrly
that they could scarcely more thvir shoal.
dent, was It delegation from the Xr-w York
Hill faction headed by Lieutenant Governor
Sheobnn.
When the light inside hem in cement
the anti-(flevr-iand men. with a view to test»
ing the relative strength of the two far-
tions, submitted a motion that no action on
the question of profereumashould be taken.
The previous question was onion-d and like
a flash tho mudution war defeated by a
vote of ill to ill. Determined to follow up
their advantago, the l‘levclanditm submit-
ted in resolution indohim: the oxvpreM-Ivnt
and inriructim: the rich-gallon from illirm‘u
to vote [or him Hit the first lilt'iu' lL-i a
unit. _
The motion was M‘nulllt‘ll from all parts
of the room, and aiuinlltancuuely a half
inf-Wu of the ommiiion uren- on their feet.
Roprc-Iamtnlivc Mr'lni-riicji'. of ('hlt'flfln, was
All" lint to be rcrngnizmi, 1n a roar that
could be hennl through the clonal windows
clear times the street he meoiouutcly III»
nounrrd the "aviation IInIl its supimrtera.
lie declared that it was an attempt to max-
ale the delegation in behalf of a man who
had no solid support, who had been beaten
before and who would be beatcn again. He
talked until he was almost ”handed. and
wound up by moving that the rewlution be
laid upon the table.
Cleveland Clnllll llll-oia.
Then amldat a breathlere silence the roll-
cali wae commenced. The last name had
barely been called when the sergeant-at-
arms poked hie head out of the door and
announced to the waiting crowd: “or for
(lowland. ll against." A cheer went up
from those in the immedllate neighlmrhwd.
Like a duh the aloe-age heat through the
crowded corridor and lobby and down to
the atreot, “(I'lorolaad gets the delegation.”
and tho hundreda that had been anxiously
awaiting the newa mattered to apn-Iul it
tar and wide.
The ”Anita-apple!" Happy.
The information that the anilennppr'n
would have Irate la the. .. ‘I-m hall was
brought to the Grand l’aolile juet as they
had mo late “It“!!! by ileaator Brien him-
aelf, and it had a nothing elect. It had
been intended to take a pole at this caucus
on the qumtion of maklnl a mint against
the regular delegation. II t the anhfiounnit»
lee which had been dated at the mora-
Iaxcaacuaanaounoed ltItwa-not ready
ioreport. While the calm was breaking
up a member of the Iahoommltteo said;
"The eltuatioa h eimpl thawearehere
to promote the lame-I of “mention-
hnd. If wocanheatfll nth-mm»,
remaining quiet,” wil stay quiet; ifby
making a mteat, them we will content.
The owrteey that he: in extended to or
we regard at eornething i‘ the nature of an
olive liraaoh, and my own judgment b that
there will he no contact."
Pnaeylvaala [lamb trait hole.
A alguai victory for the (flanked fort-an
wee fought and won in: the Penmylrania
delegation on the queetl of the unit rule,
At amour- iltate final Ora-5‘ Benin,
one of the Cleveland ill lepteaat large 3
once mooningwwmv}
laeeooatlageathyolfull
“WWW .haraeterietioa
whichhehmgtofleaatorll 5 MM‘l'tattheeheli «filth-nyl-
toeaa-Iorealms It Is mice. "I” h to an In
./
rywhere
N1”)?
Such
I Meat
Makes an every-day coni’enienie of all
old-time luxury. Pure and win L-some.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food EvposiIEIIn 5. Each
paikcm makes two large rid. Avoid
Imi!:If..-:I3—-.Ir:.i insist on timing the
N0“? SUCH hmnl.
MERRELL 8: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
Easily and cheaply made at home.
proves the appetite, and Mia digestion.
An unrivalled temperanccdrink Healthv
One bottle of
Get It sure.
lei, loammg, luscious.
extract makes 5 gallons,
This he not only" ind no gnarl"
as Mitt“, but NV Mil”. Dot
lllill mil luppuu rim dorm.
Imlfflm In.“ (I.
W
Hill“
aaitm
iIlI. smears, INPIIINENENT
Dental Plates.
’l‘hh irnxmvvrmrnt
IIM away with the
lame auction plate in
Irutimon nae. The
lain are very "no“.
nly about on alghtb
onwfuuflht tunnel
Illl helm rim-
“rooted on me nae.
clinical principle» or the month wit perfect
money. any number of teeth can bevel in
without extracting any grant teeth you may
harm. and on plate in the root of‘he mouth.
The patent pie e specially termini
loaned-alumna" i in
well known thallhe em
are”
in: ni toulferi
that “and,” forth-Ira
mparl lows-rebuttal. norm
he Wily made by anymr known
method. in he an item-ant matterw
we take into Marat that lower teat
are he nova-arr an am. For further infers
motion call at
B. F. WW. m, ”Ill 3!.
M . noumn hue the-03W
9%
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THIN [-1].th 03 CROWN”).
Teeth llllcd with
Anna
Ted
Hold. Platinum or Pureeiain
A,
tainina to modern dentistry.
Ch run'a teeth.
All work at ram! reasonable prime.
Teeth tilled and extracted painlessly.
DII. F. W. DAIiNEIl
A? Worthington St.
South Norwallr. Conn.
1-
08 if
Sanitary Plumber, .
STEAM and GASFITTEII
IeeeIIIe I seteam.
INT elite-d ii for
III IIIIIIIs
ilflt‘ _
or or ('0 All work will ha
aviation, and will he trot-n
«tiara: tiw. vuarnnteec .
and , Platinum. Alloy.
trmled and enema-fully crowned with
Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum, Continu-
olls Ham and Rubber Plain. and all work per-
8 in attention given to Irregular and
l
Over Poet Od‘lcc.
IIIIIN TIFIIIIII
Having taken the, basement underline Lib
', Till \Va-Ihingum street, South Norwnik,
PLIINBINE
I rwpwtfnlly solidi a share of public patron-
! rv-fI-r to plumbing i have done for the
pot-I va-n ymrs. in the- employ of W. ll. leek-
vr~ my prrmnal eup-
ly executed and
(i re moatrtalefilm
Are bole agents in thinI-ity for the
FIIANKIIII IIIIIINTI, TEIIIIINT
eIInIIrIII IsseeIIrIeII
BUTTER,
made at St. Alb-no, Vt.
The over pmducl is sold in “ATE. and mi
butter I’t‘ call you to notice. It in the earn
as by single “mud.
' manner-III. lulu.
whoeo~>~~u
rIIII seine
IIIBIILE 8r. BNMSTIIBK
Fine in ailk. At thin
season of the year the ”variation do not find
ready tale for all the mllbuttor they make.
sweet, well—made article as their roll butter at
lic a mend in“. We [ind sale for tabs on well
Have nice handy little ill-lb. packages: allo
Stand ill-lb. lube» Those who bought tubs of
no law summer can repeat with confidI-nn-aa
in fine quality. i'ricc 5r lb. Sta-rial price» on
aIeeIIzIIeeMsreeII
Washhurn Brushy ile’s
«Superlative
la the hurt Flour made.and nacho-p aeany
other. All urea-era ecll it. Ev barrel or
neck of item made in the famous ASHBL'RN
MILLS. Mlnuca )liexrbcam the name of
WASBBURN Claim! (
thouut.
'o'e. None genuine
WI ,
I
f:
Keney, Rubens &. 00.,
Hill. AGENTS,
7m Mam fired, Hartford, Conn.
rnrl: 3m
The leadingiieh “market of the
city is at
IIIINT 8r. ZELIIFF’S
Ii'l—‘VASHISGTON STREET—32.
There you can always find the
”PAYMENTS
Watches. Chains. Charms
SOTICE.
$5.00 IN GOLD
lit the Word
I'I-ivmi wt" 2‘!“ the prize.
here on or belon- July lat, low. not the prize oi
be avmrdml July 0. it‘ll.
IIIIIIIIII i'IwmznthI-.
trim :tII'I til-III [a‘l’ dual-n.
TIN 'l"l'l’.'5—l for 25:.
I t-
iSs‘I‘AS TAKEQII‘S PROCESS
at the one»! muable prices.
South Sorwalk. l‘ona. myo i y
“'lll la-givrn loihe buyer girl sending lhe
Iumt nmnlwr of uni-Ils- mllllt‘ (ruin the lent-re
Photographer
Earls alum-r will be numbered in. "Pt'lYt'l‘.
Shoal-i twoor more in» alike the tint one rr-
All answers must be
Regular price» $2.1“.
Photograph: of landscapes. horses. inn-rim?!»
. rah-Hun, climb;
liElI. E. IIAIIMEII,
E \\'.\rilll.\'1i'l'0.\'. 511. “TE“ POST UFFII‘EI
NaMel Clocksjiamonds
Tilllll. .llIllilSllll & lillIIIPliII.
2|9 Montague 81..
wall; haw given general
Iniurmation can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
3‘ it RAILROAD PLACE.
Aim for rln- nrxt dirk}! list-s adv. Willi-II,-| sou-[H "QBW‘IK can". 4;};
liilv lu‘ .rvr Ina ruler-lion of .ll'. on rarh ilvrll'
Economy and Carillon
l'Sl'I
the Summer Season.
BY \‘Itii‘I'ING
F. BIIYlSTIIN’S
.__.....”.....——
GREAT NEITIIIITIIIN
IN PIIIIIES.
M ..... .—
Ilaby 0mm ran cheap. . I . I ..,_ _ . .
1 II ly F M P-
u. i. arena-ri- g a. anon-en ' ' lerce,
BENNETT 8t IIIISTEII,
20 Ina that. 80. Imui.
Meats.
Save ’ Noneyl
Factory at Five Mile lliver.
urea: variety»! \‘oimiwdea and Neda a
heelhaa mat. Aim a lino line oi Doll and
\Vr have Ihf very la-ai make
IN All SIZES.
Will bake. arch and do all the work III
in new in this town.
Call and See Them
napoleon
Utilt' “ALL BLOCK.
ALL SIZES or
“RM?” WINE
flue-es - see":-
lock line at. lieuth
Nerwalh . (hum.
ii WEEKLY!l
CITY tum. SQUARE. BTUONI'TI, N. l
Thus far our mania delivered in B‘uulh Nur-
staciiun. and out
tnrthmlof laymen! iahlghi appra'ialni. Full
Gasoline Stoves
AIII troll lint and Expense during
THE MANHATTAN
atoi’euith half the trouble and extra». ll."
season: .5“ 0EIIT8 tanner.
Generally character and Sewer
freshest fish to 'be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PIIIIE TIINATII BATSIII’.
sINI’IIIITEII SAIIIIINES.
PICKIEII IIISTEIIS.
I Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
' ter and Vegetable Market,
HIINT IIZEIIIFF’S
32 WASHINBWN STREET.
'II‘SNII'I II.
INSTAN’IANLUUS
Peumeenms; riff
1 .
' enureeeeeelz
. renews. ,
. . .2:
myrfllrf
It
. ._ _ ,
Wheeler it Hauler ,
II: MAIN STREET. 80. NURWALK. (‘1'.
Agents for
VICTIIII, PIIIENIX, NANNIBII &
RAINIER. IIIIINIIIII ANII
Bililllli BIIIIIIS.
if on want tohavommf
A V;
lie-him .Vo. i’ l’m- ”tr
not our. Non-III.
Iowa
and speed. Ill ill
”Tali WHEEL. with prion Path and
no I
III 11th wheel- Huai Io
anymnnmaile lire). U llillirl'l', h ) ’I'MJ-
’I'li' mafia: guaranteed. and only OM
re ed l .
. vac?" decid n ma pneumastlc buy
. the aim lent to manage.
null. p
Olltltlllh' BIO!» Aflllfl'l’fi.
3 “’ALL "REIT. KURWALK. (IT.
nab
mov mm” me one essens.
ormannainrunam lillli .
93' WHOLELALF- k. RETAIL. IWmEeIPeEEmI
Reference. wow .I. nor. on war Ina
“ Read This! ‘ " ...‘:I*:‘::.:?rr..::z::e: more if“??? -~ h ”"'"
. #23 mean, mailed
llv eetlul- raetele W loi- Some
mean on name were. lee. . _ - . .llaa—
Enid.“
Willa-Wuhan“
e. s. L'l-iomrnedieu. 3 a: , a
Raisethe
Objection I
"A? "III‘I‘IIIICII In new “ll-ID
an to mun a noon: or
m nar rear cam
arrow an antenna. rare
to am war rear meow
ant-urea. wanna la rue
annwraea or man ran.-
rroounr can! ammo
mam. om: annula-
tr Ina arm, as m Inna
awann or. alum
‘ ' “grin .
While Interim“
Camphor Gum.
IlaleIalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market- prices.
W
HALE,
The Druggist.
cIIIn‘IIInI‘I‘g,“
Flag Walks,
Curb and inner
Put down in the best manfil
the lowest price.
IIIIAIIIIIe,
seIIIIIIIe,
EXCAVATING
BY
IIIIIIIIIIII Bees.
The Great Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
itiitl ('uifves
II. and P. Brand Spices
of which they are final/Sole man-
ufacturers. I
4 MAIN $7., NURWALK.
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 18039, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingncss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of ill.
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. lie has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B, Electric Hoa|lin which elec-
tricity playanopart. Ilobbina‘
in the or' inal one,alllagnetioa.filec~
tries. and ’ ire-Maxine are fraudulent
imitations. Aid: for Wrim' Electric;
one that our name ie on every wrapper,
audit any outer in rent you by your
men, when you order om. stand it
k to him.
i. 1.. Guam It Co.
l’hliadelplua,’ PI.
I. II. BIIllli‘ll,
SANITAII PIIIIIINI. ITEAI Ill
IAN FITTINI, TIN lflflll,
SHEET lllll Will!
in auburn-hen. A t fwfltllffllAllIla-d
narrow-norm
IIM‘WATRN BO .
The!“ lineal
in the my.
TIN. STEEL ABATE AND MI
NAIIE.
w. th.M.W_W
Handel attention Irina to All or5
dernwill heenecuted wit and
Ill IAINIII‘I‘OI fl. IIIIIE.
metum ,Iulr
Dalmatian Insect Powder;
I. &. F. iii ee,’
SIoves, flanges & flamers .
35x” .
Norwalk Chronicler