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f" ' . IELEPIIONEMLLC.
‘At'elephoue has been placed in the
editorial room of The Sentinel oilloe,
The calls are:
, nUsmnss carton, 925.
EDITORIAL 110011.924.
nuance OFFICE. 511.4.
. . The temperature of the water at The
”"I‘Knob todayisfll? p .,
h
f
, The steamer "Hawthorne”hs now
, within five miles of Danbnry.
‘Frank Gemmar, of New York, has
istnrtedapeddling route in South New
walk.
The schooner Ploughboy is at. Bay-
mond Brothers’ wharf with" a cargo‘of
‘ . sand.
‘ The new settees provided by the
'scleetmcn have been placed in the
South Norwalk court room.
I Madame Ross, the clairvoyant, is now
located at No. 4 South Main street, in
\ Lender’s block, room 10, up two flights.
Ralph 8. Bradley has sold his yacht
Beatrix and has purchased a forty-foot
‘ sharpie from John Brotfiiway, of Re-
wayton.
Assistant Superintendent G‘. L. Lo-
” gan, of the Soldiers’ Homo, Noroton,
is seriously ill and his recovery is des-
paixed of. .
Albert M. Pohhuan has purchased the
interest of the estate of Frank Thomp-
son in the barber shop in East Wash-
ington street
Miss Daisy Diver has recovered from
her recent illness, and resumed her
duties as stenographor in Raymond
Brothers’ office:
.1 ,gMis-s May E. Bigby, of South Main
street, is acting assubstitute, during
' ’the remainder of the school term at
, Arlington, Mass.
—Dr. C. F. Boutwell's office will be
clesed from the 13th tolhi 25th Pena
Fire 1n the assay He! the Bridge-
_ r
‘ 11:. “port Copper comma; last evening. on
ufimfiintgag m and cawd dam-
MThe Jones Manufacturing company
shipped by the steamship St. Paul, this
Week, 30,000 sheets of carbon paper and
1,600 Star staple fasteners.
MIchael Honlihan drove to New
Canaan, yesterday. with one of Ray-
mond Brothers' best teams. After he
arrived there one of the horses suddenly
died.
The members of the Norwaik Yacht
club will give asmoker tonight, at the
club-house at Hickory Bluff. A novel
entertainment has been arranged by the
committee.
A large delegation of members of
Olive Branch bulge, K. of l’., attended
the funeral of their late brother, Frank
Johnson, in New Canaan. Mark D11-
vinn and John Pennington were among
the pallbearers.
The funeral services of the into Miss
Sarah Taylor will be held from the
family home, 2i wixxiwnrd .avenue,
Fridny afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev.
(lo-raid ll. Board will officiate.
The second of the series‘mf summer
night diatom, arranged by Musician
Smythe and l’rornpter Cehnnann, was
given at itoton Point, last night. It
was attended by a good sized gathering
of young wopic. and was a success
The Young woman’ 11 Christian Tem—
perance Union will hold its regular busi-
ness meeting tomorrow evening with
the Misses D'Artois, in West street
circumstances having arisen which
make it implacable to hold it as intend-
ed, at Hickory Bluff. It is desired to
hold it at ‘1' o'clock, as some of the incin-
lsxrsdosimm go elsewhere during the
evening. All members are requested to
be present. as the Union desires to 111111111
all arrangements for the lecture 111-111
Monday ovonmg also to in tire progress
In the I'm out Work it has taken up
--lf you w not a cigar that is made of
nice miuwco by grind workmen in a
chum factory, try an Imperial men.
at 11. S. Tr. 1wbr1dgo (k Cole cigar store.
Tommmmmumu. . ' ,5
Wheat man is moving today
Mmbcwesueetteltrtdgeport.
meeting of Sherman
Council. Royal Arcanum. will be held
tonight. ,
The house] occupied by Sylvester
Tripp, in North Main street, is being re-
shingled. . ‘.
M111. Kendrick is moving from Chest-
nut street to apartments in (3.11. Hur-
vey ’sbloek.
E. H, Gumbart gave a chowder party
last night at Bell Island to a large party
of friends;
A horse belonging to Timethv Mc-
Carthy fell deadlast night between
Stamford and Norwalk.
Thomas Coles, of Lawyer .Walsh’s
oillce, has gone to New Haven today to
take a literary examination.
Another entertainment by the Center
school, in aid of the piano fund, will be
given Monday evening, June 22.
Eureka Lodge of Rebekah will hold a
special meeting tomorrow night. All
members are requested to be present.
The. Waterbury Mandolin club will
reorganize as a full orchestra and turn-
ish music for dances and entertainments
of all kinds.
fiWeakflsh 109 It. at Hayes' market.
. Mr. Mastermn, of the Norwalk Boston
store, has returned from New York,
where he has been making extensive
purchases in silks. - . ._
Butler Lodge met last night and nom-
inated officers for the election to be held
Wednesday, the 2-ith inst. The nominee
for noble grand is John A. Hollerin.
The John A. Kearn mmiation is
booked for Roton Point on August 24th.
This promises to be one of the largest
excursions and dinners ever held at the
Point.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting Friday at 3 o‘clock in the
Water street Mission room. All are
welcome to the new headquarters.
“The stfdwlmrry fostival at the Cinn-
bill-y ch' . last night, wasa seems.
fidi‘mciall‘. and socially. The Water-
bury Mandolin club played several selec-
tions, which were enthusiastically re-
ceived.
The schooner Eveline Ros-i, loaded
with brickfor Raymond Brothers, was
piloted into the harbor this morning by
Captain Jilinph Merritt. The Boss went
to California in 1849 with a load of tion:
and pork. ____‘
Louis VanGal’ s horse fell down this
morning, at the corner of State and
Monroe streets. Mr. Vanilal was
thrown about twenty feet and consid-
erably bruised. The shafts of the cart
and harness were broken.
A. C. Cause, the Railroad place fruit-
erer, was thrown from a horse while
riding horseback, yesterday afternoon,
but landed in a soft spot in one of the
lakes near his store. and was not hurt.
The commencement exercises at Mrs?
Mead's “Hillside" seminary will take
place Wednesday evening, June 17. A
musical will be given Tuesday evening.
The graduates are Miss Edith Nickor-
son, Miss Grace Richmond Byington
and Miss Edith Louise Hunter.
.——:l ii. porgies we at llayes' market.
()n.luno I7 Waldemore council. No.
1'1, 0. U. A. M., will celebrate its i'hh
anniversmy at its hall in Bridgopcn't.
There will be a literary and musical
entertainment. Refreshments and oi
guru will be mrvod during the. cv ening.
State ticcmtary C. if. Adams will ad-
dress the meeting. and tifty meinimm of
Lincoln council of South Norwalk will
attend.
The quarterly meeting of the Wonmn' 1
Exchange wasIu-ld at that Central club
house on Monday afternotm. June ch
Despite the threatening weather a goodly
number of enthusiastic metnlmrs were
present who listened attentively to the
reading of the very interesting and
encouraging m‘pfll‘t-i. Much of the
motives of the Exchange in due to the
voryofdoiont care of the. sumrintendent,
Miss Luella 1. Lane.
Hauler—Tb: 1t It at that Dr. Neely used
this 111e1t‘11in,,r was a good one. first?»
~4er‘1111 to me i vn heard something like
"‘ Pure and Sore."
Ceveland s
BAKINGPOWIIE
"1 refer Cievciands baking powder beca‘nsc' it is
pure an wholesome
It takes less for the some baking,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
ness and flavor.” , 1
ins solarium smote, M Mr 1w 00:14:11.9”
i
It before. Sn1iIer——Wi1y, its from the
Bible. of course. Cram-Humph! I
thought so!
~Amm‘eof u insu'r W
for an injury done his father more than
three quarters of a century ago was
brought to light on Sunday by the visit
tothiscityofDanlelPorter, a wealthy
merchautefsanJoee, (3111. True to 11
vow registered many years ugohe‘ rs-
fnsedto stay longer than twenty-four
hour-sin astute that had mewd out to
his father unjust and terrible punish-
ment for a trivial offence. the mere
thoughtless infraction, in fact, of a blue
law even at that time almost in (leane-
tude. Although pressed to remain by.
his best, a well’know West End man,
his determination not to pass two nights
in the old Nutmeg State could mt
shaken, and he left for New York Sun~
day afternoon.
In the year 1815, Mr. Porter‘s father,
whose name was also Daniel, was a
young man of j eighteen years in. the
little town of Coventry. Sermons were '
tedious things in those days, and one
Sunday as youngIPorter sat in church,
he allowed his thoughts to wander.
Absent-mindodly he drew his knife
from his pocket and commenced to cut
his finger nails. » The sharp eye of the
tithing man caught the desecration of
the sanctuary, and Porter was at once
placed under arrest.
The court in which he was tried, pre-"
served the usages of old Colonial days, the
present Constitution of Connecticut not
having been adopted until 13l8,.and the
gravity of his offence was clearly re-
cognized under the old code. The
court found a punishment to fit the
crime, and Porter was ordered to be
banished from the state for life. What
is more, he had to go, for there was no
dallying with the law in those days.
Porter had expresseda desire to go to
sea, and a constable escorted him to New
London, .whcre he found a ship.
He followed the sea for more than
twenty years, but early in the 40's drift-
ed to Cincinnati. Here. he. morn-led
and had. two sons. One of these is the
one who paid the city a flying visit on
Sunday. Early in life he went to Cali-
fornia, and has become a wealthy man.
Mr Porter said, while he recognized
the fact that his father could have re-
turned without moiestation many years
before he died, he thought that he had
been done an irreparable injustice,
which never could be forgiven. He en-
tertained, he said, no feeling of love for
(I pride 111 the old state which had been
the birthplace of his forbears.
Mr. Porter arrived 1n the city Sunday
morning; and late in the afternoon left
city. and said that be was not interested
in anything that came from or was a
part of Connecticut- Bridgeport Union.
Connecticut State Circuit.
The Connecticut state circuit was
suspiciously opened on Memorial Day
at Coe’s driving park. Middleileld, with
the meet of the Westfield Wheelmen.
The next circuit date is that of the
Alpha .Wheei club at Norwalk on Wed-
nesday, June 17th, which is followed
by the meet of the Rovers Wheel
club at New Haven, on Saturday, June
20th. The Capitol Wheel club, of Hart-
ford, has made application for Saturday,
June 27th, and will hold a race meet
at tho Centiomen's driving park, llart-
ford, and a road race over the New
Britain course, on that date. (in July
-Ith, the state meet will be held at
Bridgepmt, and the circuit races will be
run on the new cement. track at. Pleas-
ure Beach under the auspices of the.
Bridgeport Wheel club. At this meet
the one mile state championship will be
run. The next dates scheduled are. the
meets of the Mei-idea Wheel club on
Septi-mlnn' i2th, which are also National
circuit dates. The Berlin Agricultural
society has men application for a sane-
tion for September 23d. at the Berlin
driving park.
1.1.1.1
We will meet any CU'I.‘
in prices on
Bicycles
fir Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why. at
FOX CYCLE 00.,
2 Elizabeth Street,
Scorn Nonwanx. (:ossscrtcor
”genie Vernon.
A new in rlcvty of lmnonla whinb Iflll‘lflwtmn
as ltrulnm y and nrmvs on fruit 11-: 11
Kt‘mhium l‘bmtml vut in "to but nun
tin- foiiago color-1 llltlifllllllll 111ml tho
"IIWI'rlflW rich «trims-m rm 11m 111 run»
pink line plant! In blowout rm 1110,1111!
lfutnach Htwial 1Irieeslo‘llu- little" «it
hundred
Col ens,“
or full; 11 plants we line room:
Wanton thobri Myflluwnmllloflwrun
utmflf Fir-port nape” $1.10 11'; hominid.
avmhttmm, (a Mom: into-tr Mil
Tutu-run lit-ironies 115111111111: and
buddinlootp nuts 11 sown mriety
{lee Iqxofmeetf Ind: er "11111.11! ft ‘11! per
NAIFORD’S FLORAL IIALI.
for New York. He saw but little of the i
A immlmeslotnf semen waterfront!
D2“ Evaporated Apples,
Ponchos,
“ Did Finland sou Peaches,
F. D. LAVITON & 00., 2
2 South Iain Street
Owninamsuron saw mus 1
1m looking“ "
Wuhan everythingourmwly,and ’
ourstockywcannotheat.
am now mommiewmas
11151111.. .
Veal chops, 10¢; mildew; 8c; lamb
,;tle ICED ,IZVC.“
carnalbcef do to 1.21:. full
111111 my down this week.
Free delivery.
New Yerlt Market
FIAII 8. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN ELOOK. WASHINGTON STREET.
W
EDWARD
STREET,
Summer Attractions!
Wemmg‘anneor
BICYCLE COVERT CLorI-Is
That are correct in style, qualityand price Also a fine assortment of Bicycle
Gloves and Belts.
OurlineofLadieo Neckwcurhas not its equal in the
Shirt Waist Sets' 11: silver, imitation silver, pea! and gold plate Belt mm
all kinds. Belting' in great: variety.
sale 1000 yards of rltri
COME QUICK TO CURE THE BA
I
EDWARD
5 1111251115 11011111116,
Plum
lDimity, at 61: per
and Chair us. Have plated on
“synced from 1250 per yard.
STREET !
serious. cons.
JACKSON’ 5 P” °
Are on for beauty
of style and finish. .
uo-e
TOGRAPI'IS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALLsrnzc-r, . - .
o -
NORWALK. CONN-
Piaisted! ,
DRUGOIST.‘
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Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it: 7511 a bottle.
"a
Plaisted’s Cholera
listen
'380L3 SOHO SIOSLBIV'Id ‘H '8 LV
ONTNVIWO acnou HOJ ONIHAAHIAI
' Always Cures!
“—0—...—
"living your wacriptions to
as; we use the poms: drugs and
our prices are always rumble.
R. H. PLAISTED
‘3 Washington
“not.
1 $0. Idlillli
A Neighborly Mmae.«-“lsa't Afro. .
Jarvis an agreeable mightier?" "Ne;
she’s horrid. I gave a lumhmu and
didn't invite horned the mum
thwamtherlmlobeymaftsrm
when ya were only 1- ttn ascend
my:
MADAME R055
The Well-Known
, Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
Will be in in truth V'prvalk for :1 limit»! I run. \
(new!!! 111nm on [mLerlt am! it. ton— in
reinmltu my trod: a! innit-- n! oftynvi—r.
llmtm’tv Memoirs-1| aim mimiwfrr in 11111.1»!
form: 7:111 Ins. gent» or I111! cw fl. Um“. I
“Mulls M1m~trev:f.1n Lamb- -'r , liark. runs in
hptww flight». [11" .. ti
I“;- \.‘;:1'/:» ."r ut- -‘
if 11 “ab? ‘ (1.- -5
.\ HEAVY BUN UK WALL PAPER
is what we are having just umr. The
beautiful rerdure of your lawn and the
fresh twenty of the Rowen make the in-
terior of your home strike you with a
rhill when you enter 11 mm: where the
wallmmisrddaud dingy. The wall
paper of a man 111 half its furnishings.
At broker's you windmill-111 dam ra-
men. aunt and 111mm and mine.- «1»-
signs at low prices.
I896
HartfordBicycIes
REDUCTIIII II PRICE.
Patterns Nos. land 2. I'm” In 15"
Patterns Nan, Stand 4. from M to £10
Rumml‘m.om If, trunnion to “I:
This 5- tha- wa valo- lrer flu mm are!
, Mime! 1a mull-111 mode more
Columblas
The mum of the World.
Afififl'ljh; 11o naturally-t W he
{mm 1 1.1! IW
moon of tuna “m
If on {3332111 3 emu-.11... has a 11m-
w! Intention our!“ North WWW
are ready for twin” terry
POPE NF’O. CO.
mmm WWW.
111: r. §~ sister co.
”"’WJW"“
ESTABLISHED I861.
‘ l
NOT LIKE ‘ ' _ , ‘
~ - The usual ready- to-wear things,thie
“ ing of ours. More care in the ob;
more art in the making. more of the
things looked after that go to make i
rcct,attract1vc and durable. ‘ That -'
PRICE’SARE‘
Low * ‘
is not because of any skimp in quality.
making or finishing, but because of out: . 1"
lingness to be content with small profits
being the manufacturers of our own g'o"
Summer
Clothing
1n
Abundance!
Mohairs, alapacas, flanncls, serges and lift
ens, crash suits, coats and vests. ,
Straw Hats.
in all grades, negligee shirts and belts, trunks %
and bags.
Store open evenings. Money refunded.
COMSTOCK BROS
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwaik,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
ComstockBros., Masonic '
orwalk.
«1"- "1
Conn. ‘
’\
amu'g“ A Quiet Talk About
LO
aunts “its .
:5:9 We are anxious to have your trade. If we get it.
CATTLE we’ll take the greatest pains to please you. We’ll
Ohl k screen your nuts clean, we'll deliver them prompt-
." ° .“. ly, and send a good teamster who will not mash
up rent property, one who will be ust as careful as
HORSES ' if he were in his own yard. J
BEST We'll send you the best oats!
GRAIN In fact we '11 give you the best all around deal to
FOR be had anywhere. and just be glad to do it. You
"OBOE. give us atrial order and see.
are. ~——-—
LC. '
gmncu- MAN u :1. 1'. HATCH.
FFIOE . . ’ ’
LIVERY , -
STABLE. l5 Iarshsll Street. So. Hawaii.
BIO REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opaiwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
.\ fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods.
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Home.
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Ch irming' Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
D
hvcry famhty for provnling for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COIPANY,
Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKISNSTEIN, General Manager.
l'e into... 1 '*
Changes cannot be gear-r.
antced the same day copy
is handed in. Every reli-
sortable effort will be mad.
16 acommodate patrons,
. . butchanges cannot be ll-
sistcd upon us a right 1111*
less copy is sent in by t
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Etch-liner.
.3 Washington “to”.
.0. Imam.
We canon of L 1'» oclock in the afternoon of
mower-r. can w more 1.... ..
mama-nu. 11ml “fl - - -
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Norwalk Chronicler