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Steamers CITY OF ALBANY and JESSE B will mIAke hourly trips: Last boat leaves the
Point at 10 p.111.

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Convention of the Republican
Clubs at Rochester.

mum. res ms Pavement.

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no satires-Ian Wm Probably Ila Ito-I-
' and for tho Place by the Prohibition-
iatu' National Convention at Cincinnati.
fl. Jal- lulu Temporary Chair-nan.“

' Bocnsrn, N. Y., June ill—President.
HcAlpin will probably be reelected at the
“on ol the Republican league. Henry C.
Brewster, of Rochester, will be made vice
prudent, and A. B. Colvin, of Glen's Falls.
treasurer. There are a thousand delcgntes
mt atthe convention. In his addre.
President McAlpln said he thought that
the whims, at so early a period of the
campaknmi such an enthusiastic bodyot
Republicans was an augnry of victory. The
i-uu were between those who give every
man a ballot and every ballot count, and
those who intimidate voters in the south
andsteal rebates in the north, he said; he-
twasnthosc who would flood the country
with a debased currency andthoso who
knew but one dollar, and that an honest
dollar; between those who protect the
tailor in the mine, shop and store and those
whowonld open the best market in the
world to unrestricted competition with the
cheapest labor in the world.
the riches Euloglud.

President HcAlpin then eulogized the
Republican ticket, and said that the Imagoe
had grown from a few clubs to an organiza-
tion 01 more than 500 clubs.cmlrraeinga
membership of over 100,000. He concluded
amidwild applause. Letters of regret at
their inability to attend the convention
were read from President Harrison, White-
law Reid, Governor HcKiuley, T. C. Platt,
Secretary Tracy and others.

In the evening fully 4,011! people ' were in
the rink at the great mass meeting. Charles
J. Werner presided, and' In the course of his
speech my}: a tribute to the abilities and

Ines O. Blaine. Great cheering
hmkeout over and over again. but a mo.
mt later when the name of Harrison was
mentioned, the cheering was trebled.

While Congremman Burrows, of Michigan,
was speaking, the delegates from Elmira,
Sleat Passett's home, marched in with a

W Harrison hat, promising to Harr'son '

every bit 0! energy which loyal Chemung
would have given to Blaine. Burrows’
speech was a dissection ol the alleged fallacy
ct free trade.
Moahum. Sol lllcn.

In conclusion Hr. Burrows said: "This is
a campaign of measures, not menva great
Wiles question. Therecnn be no mistak-
ing the issues. and l have an abiding fnith
in the sober judgment and good III-mu» of the
Austrian people that they will continue a
policy which is AmI-rimn. and which. If
mtained, will continue our innlih'rinl
Melopmsnt and uncmmplcd prom» . l
have-n abiding faith that under III» I :m~
nor 0! protection and reciprocity tln- Ill-pol»
Alan party will march to a triumphant vic—
toryin November next."

Boswell G. llorr and Jami-s F. llurkc.
Mt of the (.‘ollege League at the l’nited
States, abo spoke.

Bldwell (or rrrslden I.

Qumran. June f5l-0eneral .lohn Bld-
wull, 0! California, once a mngrrlnaman
from that state. will be the standard In nrer
oi the national Prohibition party in thr-
coming campaign. WAII'II [b0 cunu‘ntinn
opened here It was apparent that the boom
for William Jennings Demure“. of New
York, had hunted, and the I‘alifornlsn's
nomination is claimed on the first ballot, if
not by acclamstion. Dcrnorest had ex-
posted the support oi the New York dele-
nation but found on their arrival that he
could command the votes u! but thirty out
at the 110 delegates.

For the sealed place Joshua lovcring, a
wealthy Baltimore codes merchant and of
ion] note a phllanthmpist. his the lead.
with Henry Clay Baseom, oi New York.
audit. A. Stevens. of Pennsylvania. follow—

closc behind.

«not St. John, 0! Kansas, was
made temporary chairman. [lo denies the
report that the Prohibition delegates are
lashing an alliance with the People's party.

Eunice! the white hailed and
Mars coming the tut that the
We. Influences of modern political
Istlods have crept in among their follow
naadthattheguod old times when the
ass; temperance hymns to camp
nesting tiles and emu the availabih
ityctuadidstsswlikoat usurpation or
m vttupvrattnn have “gone, perhaps to
telltale-ore Alli our charges, at-
“(not only lib general availability but

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matters generally, and said thsswthc names
ofthc executive committee wohld not be
given out probably for several (14in.

 
 

3000p"!!- Io llr. Cleveland.

. Bum-unanllm, June ills-«Arrange-

Iasnts are about nucleated for tile grand re-
tlemsn's summer home. Mr and In.
(licveland will keep open house from 0 till
10p. m., when their friends and neighbors
in the villages of Room: and Blizzards Bay
will present congratulations The voters
oi the town, irrospI-ctivu of politics, src ex-
pected to call in a body.
ltis thought mime that sonn- citizen
may address Mr. Cleveland on hiehnlf of the
entire village. Mrs. Cleveland will desist in
entertaining and the ladies of the village
will probably be present

 

John Kean, Jr. ., KE-Bilrrtml [fl-airman.

Jlussr Cir-v, June tillw'l'ne New Jersey
rim Republican committee melt nt Taylor's
hotel and organized for the coming mm-

 
 

csptlon to Grover (Neveland tonight at that ‘

 

retransmit: ansvmss.

W prevails In some path d
BMW to the rapid vprI ml of cholera.
,‘l'hssumot “00,00 um» Ivor thaw
cszo World‘s fair. to be up I: 1.. :1 in erect
in; and furnishing s (‘Itllnrlum building.

TIC-lad.- death of the \vil'o o! 00!:-
m Boutcllc occurred at l: zeros. Us.

Fire at Seattle, Wash, ”IRWIN a lo. oi
“00,000.

Hickey Sllncy. who wrr: I" owieted of the
murder 0! Bob Lyons : l )I. w York, was
untenced to be ell-mm um: ut Sing Sing
prison during the week harming All]. )5.

Harvard’s famous pitcher. Hzghlnnds, will
enter Yale college next autumn.

Frank 84' Tana, who hm undertaken tr
ride around the world on a bicycle, Iran as
rived at Chicago.

The people at Norman. 0. T.. are bound
that the negrocs must go They drove a no
groou't or town with WinrhcsIl-m

A remarkable strike bu bu u made in
the Eclat mine, (.‘rccde, Colo. The ore rum
high in silver. Specimens assay over saw a

pain. John Kean, Jr., of Union, was re- m

elected chairman; E J. Andi-arson, vice
chairman; John Y. Foster, seen-tarmand
J. J. Today, treasurer. It was. decided to
locate headquarters at Jersey City. A real»
lution was passed indoming the work of the
State League 0! Republican clubs. The
question of calling a state convention was
laid over until the next convention, which
will be held on July 10.

Not _a Word for Cleveland.

Bwouxxorox. 105., June 29L~lt is not
certain whether the notification committee
will visit Bloomington and (”mildly notify
Adlai E Stevenson here of his nomination
for vice president by the Democratic part y.
or whether he will go to New York and
meet the committee there. Since Mr.
Stevenson has received the nomination he
has not heard a word from Mr. Cleveland.
and no arrangement has been suggested for
a meeting of the principals.

Kansas Republicans to Meet.

Toma, Kan. June LEA—The clans are
gatherinr: for the Ropublimn state conven—
tion on Thursday. There will he 7‘30 dole»
gates. the largest convention ever held in
the state. The greatest interest centers in
the governcmhip, with A. W. IEInith. E N.
Merrill and hi. ll. Murdock as candidates
Ilr. Smith will lead on live! ballot, and it is
believed he will be nominated early in the
day. He is A practical farmer.

Colored Mon to Org-ville.
Rocrmv‘rzu. N. Y.. June 29,4. Thomas
Fortune, of the New York Age, at a meet—
Iug oi colored delegates held, suggested
that astate convention of colored men he
held Aug. 31 in Buflaio, to efl'eIAt an organi-
sation, consider race interests and take
steps to obtain a larger political representa-

tion (or colored people in this state.

 

Governor Chase Benomllnalml.

Pour Warns, Ind, June 20.-~The Repel»
limo state convention rcnoInIinIIte-l Gov-
ernor Ira 8. Chase on the fimt ballot. Sou
ator Theodore Shoclrney. oi Rnndoiph
county. was nominated for lieutenant gov-
ernor, and Aaron Jums. nt’ 8:. .Im‘ county,
for secretary of shit".

I’lntt and “ulvr “‘ln.

New You, June Ill—TIM Republican
state committee reelected William Brook-
deld chairman and appointed on executive
committee overwhelmingly friendly to
Miller and Plan, which in Ann elected
Charles W. Beckett, oi‘ Utica. its director
general. -

Voting but Wlthowt Illa...

Barns Roma, La, June 20.~~The general
mommy voted perfunctorily for United
States senator, and will continue to do so
daily until the end of the term. The sena-
tor will not beeleeted until 1th next session
at the legislature, two years from now.

 

A Colored Delegate Bowed Out.
manual, June 20,—1.1 N1. (lrsndlsoo,
president of Benton college, Greensboro,
ll. 0.,eolored delegate at lungs to the na«
tional Prohibition convention, was reluscd
entertainment at the Gibson House. He
threatens to sue the management.

 

 

ws. Ital. Assessor Woods la.

Poconnsrsra. N. 1. June 20,—me
8. Woods, at thh city, when Governor
Flower appointed state assessor, to succeed
Jame L Williams, was born In this county
in 1865. He wn counsel Ml fall for the
Democratic boardoi supervlsdrsol butche-
county in the Immobctkdlcanmaodis
considered the most eloquent pollttral
speaker in butche- county.

Itauo'sl‘su. Walk lblud.
ltawYoua,-luus mfl-J flirt-rd Stone
hasarrtvedtntbiscityhomfitsuhsnctsco.
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psetsd temahsltiulflday bsatia'hb
calculations, however, by II days. la
walking the W miles. he: lost twsutym
pounvbaad moutelcveupllirotshoea

”calls. for ems-sin.
Tm. Juno ”.HA bodyot influential

ctttssuswsltsd on 1 Ab

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misuse.-—nmnri mus-d
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Captain Creations Foo intends to fight. the
Marquis de Mom after the latter’s trial for
killing Captain Meyer.

The refusal of the Lord Chemherhin to
license Oscar Wilde’s play of “Salome" will
prevent Sarah Bernhardt from giving Ibe
play in London

ordered a lavornblc report on a bill remit
ting the penalties exacted by the secretary
of the navy on the cruisers Concord and
Bennington.

Nine ot’ the prisoners at the Ore Bed state
prison, Galveston, Tex. attempted to co
ape. Four were wounded and tour so
caped.

George M. Broiduer, of Baltimore. has
been arrested on the charge of embezzling
about fill.” From the (inn oi \‘l’itz, Bled
ler & (30., wholesale drygoods merchants

Governor Flower hasappoiutcd John I!
Muou, of New York. William I]. Wood. oi
Poughkccpsic, and Henry I). Brvwstnr, ol
Weedsport, as state assessors 0! New York.

The Vomiache Zeitnng says that the Bus.
aian oldcials in Paris are trying to raises
loan of M,W.000 francs, Including comm.-
“Nlol the last loan. which the Rothschild!
declined.

THE BASEBALL WOSLD.

NATIONAL LIA“!!! “AIRS

 

 

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Keefe and moments, Clarhun and Kelly.

At Baltimore- R. |
Baltimore... .oooaouoicsm:
Washington 20200242112151

Bumnton and Robinson. Kncll and Milligna.

At Cincinnatl —

Cincinnati ..... (lulll'lilllliln
benimlllc......l 0 ll 0 II II II n u I
Muilanc and Vaughn. Sanders and It ova».
At SI. inubfi I' I! r.
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Pillsbury ,,,,,,, IIInIInIIIInSSnI
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Kilroy and "ray. Maul and Wullt

At Elmira- n n_r
mistr- ......... eloliunio»:ui
Syracuse ....... oononoooouzz
lurphy and Boyd; (‘Imublirn Fonrnior and
Urquhart.

You Def-all llarvant
Nsw Haves, June J'J.-— Yale and Bar
vanl played an exciting game III l-nsrlml
here. It wll the warm] 0! the N M Is our
the slain. intercollegiate ChnlIIplunnIII]
match of the season. Century In I-pr-rts
tics. Yule batted Highlands Im-Iy. on II»
othcrhsad W was unable to main
more than five straggling singles of! llow
ore. Yale took the lead in the first inning
and was never headed. winning by him)"
outed The rosult of the game 1mm thI
MW“! undecided. Yale tried to ar
range {or a pins on Imitnl grounds or
July that Hanan! "fowl. and as boll
colleges have clonal, the championship will
revs-ta unsettled
Amber llllaw wt. 1 Invest.
(function. June flit-«Army "film an
waiting with no little anxiety the unicorn:
0(an bythe Cheyenne and
Amp-hos” Indians In Oilshoma Territory Ir
”amt best lath-s tanned ti
them hytbcl lsu sputthm. 'l’lwla

Ila Port Jervis Question Ila-ammo.

 

The house committee on naval nflnirs has ,

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Brooklyn ....... 3 0 2 it o e I) I 17121:.
NewYurk ...... i l 0 l 0 2 0 II 0 .‘I 'J -

Haddock and Daly. Rusicnnd Boyle.

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Makes an every-day complex: of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wit. lcsome.
Prepared with scrupulous can. Highest

award at all Pure Food Expositions. [Sada
package makes two large l1" Avoid
[minibus—quid insist or: LAN; the

N051". SUCH I‘m?
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Sparkling and healzhlI-l. Enpyed by the
whole family. No other root beer 81‘
not equals Willismi' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract mates 5
gallons. The great temperance dunk.
This II not unit " Iust as good"

sets

as rel-m, MN [or him. One
WI!

trul will summrl tins ilmm.
I~OCUHM Nun

Oil. STEOIIII'S IIPflOlElEll
Dental Plates.

 

POI? hurls, Ir. 1.. June so some.» mwmw '3."
county grand Jury III Bosses
let any person for the lynching

 

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OnaIId utter May In, thsBoton Point STEAAIER “JESSIE B. ”
will lcuve ReuthNorw‘alk at 10s. on, 12. man 2 :,13 8:50 5.50;). In.
heave Roton' Point, 11 a. on, 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 0 :.45p In.

SUNDAYS—aliens South Norwalk, 10:30 a m., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50,
5:50 and 7:80 p. In.
Leave Baton Point, 11 :10 am" 1:15, 3:00. 6:00, 0:40 and 8:15 p.111.

 
 
 
 

 

Save our Teeth.

HAVE THE]! FILLED OB CROWNID.
Tooth filled with ”Platinum, Alloy.

Am ‘ “(gt all nod
Test rca mu; crow wt
Crowns. u!

Md. Platinum or leeslaln

 

Ari iIlI: lal teeth on Gold Platinum. (Tontinn
one "um and Rubber Males, and all work per-
mining to modern dent in stry.

“All." wial attention given to irregular and
(‘ h Ilrcn' s teeth.

A] I work at most reasonable 01'ch

’l‘ectll filled and extracted painlessly.

OR. F. W. OARNER.

L’Wasbiugton St. Over Pint Office.
. South Norwalk. Conn.

JOHN F. FLYNN

Sanitary Plumber,

STEAM and fits FITTEB.
minus I sncmn.

llaiing‘ taken the basement uruier the Lili-
Wmshingmn street. 50th \‘orwalk.
fills-«HI. for

menus
PIONRINR

l n spew milly m: lclt a share oi public patron-

] rvler toplurnhing’ l have done (or the
pm Fri en yr are. in the employ of W Kiosk-
ur .I- I II All Iurls willhavemy personal-mp-
sun-ion. am] who“! rlrgptly executed and
cfliulnrtlnvv I'llarwn mo‘trin‘ m

BOT "THIS OUT.

NOTICE.

$5.00 IN GOLD

Will bI-Irli‘en Ioiluc boyor girl scndlmz the
most number oi words made from Ihe letters
in the word

Photographer

Elm-h iIIIHWt‘I‘ will be numbered as received.
Should lu‘onr more he alike the tint one rc—
«ital vull gel the prise. All answers must ho
hum on or in lun- .lnly l-t. ”L,“ the prise will
In- awardul July 0. I“.

Also lurll‘w next lldays this adv. will er»
Iillr la-ah-r Ina reduction III 51h“. on with “HIV"
I‘nhlnut l'lmlugnvpha. Regular prlI-rs saw,
323:" and till” per dozen.

TIN TI'I’KS—d Our 25c.

Plowman-ho I-l Ill’ldflt‘apfi‘. horse-ex interiors.
eurriur-. t‘lt‘..'| llu‘
lSrl l‘.\.\' ASEIII'S PROCESS

 

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» at I"! m-M reasonable pflt‘fl. ‘

GEO. E. OARMER,

B \\'A~’lllNIlTO.\' s11. OVER POST OFF l(' E
South Sorwalk. {‘unn. nuDly

Save Nancy!

“Y VISITING

F. ROYLSTON’S

Factory at Five Nile River

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GREAT REOIIOIION
lN PRICES.

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Urns! vartelyo! Vstocipcdeu and hints a

”semi-unraveling
not!

II. l. FINN!"

2| Isle Street. Os. Ismail.
Meats.
F'Bh- oystens

Fmitslesetmnsmoulvy.

onumnsiamasassoa
AT wnomm A: RETAIL.

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”than mat. Also a duo lino of Dell ad

LIL "UNITED

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FINE ROTTFR

j.

Arc sole agents in this city for the

FRANKLIN OOIINTY. YFRNONT.

OREANFRY ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.

made at St. Album. \‘t. Film as silk. At this
ml) of the year the anus-laden do not find
ready sale for all the roll butler they make.
The over product In said in tubs, and Ibis
butter we call you to notice. it is the same
awed. well-made article as their roll butter at
50 a pound less. We find sale for lube In. well
as by single pound.

Have nice handy lime Ill-lb. packages: also
”and ill-lb. tubs. Those who’lxmght tubs of
us last summer can repeat with confidence as
to line quality. l‘riee 2.5:: lb. Special price: on
an and :lllb. tubs.

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{NOBLE FLOOMSTOON
PAYM E NTS

Watches. Bhains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
IIBIIII. Iouvsnv & couvivv.

2|9 Montague SI,
cm' HALL scum: BFOONIYN. N. Y

Thus far our moral» delivered In South Nor-
walk have xnen general satisfaction and our

information can be bad or our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER.

l9 RAILROAD PLACE.

SOOIN NORWAIN CONN. IL:

Gasoline” Stoves

Ind mid Rest and Expense during
the summer Season.

\\ e have the very best make

TNE NANHAIFAN

II All RIZEO.

“'Iii Inh', musk anal II" It“ the work 0' a
More with half the lmuhlr and curnw. I!“
in use in this town.

Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS N GALLON.

N.R.Neekar&.[lo.

NI'sII' IIALI. moon.

ALL ‘svzes’ 0F

OROSNEO STONE.

Semi tomato! vii Sum
Muss s Spatially.

F. M. Pierce,

Ink llos TULMIII Residence No I I’m»—
Norwalkwnna. Mathias! k.

 

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Washhum‘ trusty Co’s

sack of flour Inadelu the famous

OIRBLE It OOMSTOON

WASIIBURN UfllfiB
willie utzil.

$1 WEEKIYI,

Inc-model payment is highly appru inted. Full I

 
 

Economy and Comlon! i ,

 

Superlative

Is the bestflour madmand aschcap asany

mhcr. All grocers sell it. live barrel

or
ASIIBURN
the name of

LS. Minneapolis
,cha Co‘s. Nous genuine

 

Kenny, Rubens 8:. 00.,
”ILL NEENTS,

7m Main Street, liurtlnrd, Conn.
mrl'.’ :hn

The leading lish market of the
city is at

NONI 8v. ZFLOFF’S'

Ii2—\VASHI.\'GTON STREET—32.

 

There you can always find the
freshest fish to he had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.

PORF TOIATO OATSIIP.
IIPORTFO SAROINFS,
TENS '

PIONLEO OYSFFRS.

Orders called for and delivered.

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

"ANTENNAS

W (.8th

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Mean-am» ”might
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Wheeler 8t Hanlord,

In! Isms aTflEET. a“). NURWALK. I’l‘.
Agents (or

YIOIOR, PRIENIX. WARWICK &
RAINIER. NIONORI ANO
OIOLINR ROOOS.

 

I! y NI want tobavscolal t l.
A Vll'l‘tllt worse. wIIII"Np'?N.A'?'o§£?LN
Nlmmvc It i No Nun's?“ bifl'lf' M?
n, .
n’vl’h. lolly manual. and onl yl Imp.

Evening
Sentinel

 

confine Wills,
Flag Walks,

Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.

mums,
SOOOING,
EchVINNI

BY

RAYMOND BROS.

SPICES. '

_Thc Great Atlantic and P
cific Tea (0. have conn ‘
with their large stock .,
and Coffees

A. and P. Brand Spices

of which they are the sole man-
ufacturers.

A..&PTEAOO.,

4 MAI.‘ $1.. XOBWALI.

 

There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. N ow,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
\vashday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes? It

 

you have evor used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. if youlmvcn’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and get the genome,
with our name on the wrapper.
It is not the selling
nu” "“8 price alone, that must
Ie comidcred. in arriv~
mlcf ing at a knowledge 0!
the value oi an article.
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of lbbhins’ Electric asin tour hats at
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