...
‘ l
/
I
noun fills Ills non.
, a partner in thcfirm of Crosgritf, Cank-
. The captain refused to do this, and
. back with an oysteranife, with which
.Cook refused, and the men landed at
sil-
NUMBER 5661
Entered at. the 8onthm Nbrwslk l’ostollloa
lauuMat ter.
SOUTH NORWA '
. .. PIC -
gill” their man“.
holly nIII soot
vortlnern see
If the) poke thelr . - ‘
the sand of onseu t
blue moon ml
peep. ovary Indy
around to so» whatls
underneathrlinim
.SIVAIIBEII WITH A KNIFE
“Wilson P. Foss, Formerly of this City,
' "Crappie: With a Canal Boat Captain.
With I Wound Under the Can of tits Left liner.
the Athletic Under Sheriff of bushland
County Pursues llls Fleeing Assailant
and Custom Itllu.
Wilson P. Foss. under sheriff of Rock-
land county. formerly of South Nor.
walk, where he is well known, now
lin do Foss, of ‘ the Rockland trap rock
quarries at Rockland Lake, N .Y., yester-
day morning ordered William Sands, the
captain of a canal boat lying at their
wharf, to drop into another position, as
the boat might be hit by stones from the
quarry. where blasting was going on.
threatened to shoot Mr. Foss
Mr. Foss did not believe he had a re-
volver, and jumped down upon the boat.
He was about to cast off the lines to
move the boat to a place less dangerous,
when the captain hit him above the eye
with his list. The two grappled and
Mr. Foss was getting the better of the
captain, when the latter ran down into
the cabin of the canal boat and came
he stabbed Mr. Foss under the cap of
the left kllee.
The captain then went up to Rock-
land Lake and asked Captain Albert J.
(XXIII, of an ice barge. to row him across
to Sing Sing, as he wanted to catch a
train. Cook complied, and Mr. Foss,
hastily bandaging his wounds, followed
in a rowboat. Mr. Foss hailed a sail-
boat on the way over, and overtook the
fugitive near Sing Sing.
He called on Cook to stop rowing. but
Miller & Holden's coal yard. where the
men employed there held them until
Chief of Police Carrigan and Policeman
Lewis.ofSing Sing, came and placed
themunderarrest.
JustIco of the Peace Gibney took the
desposition of Mr. Foss. The men do-
manded an exaIninatiqu They were
taken to ltocklund Lake and Justice of
the Peace Relmer held Sands to await
the action of the Grand Jury of Rock-
land county for assault. Cook was held
for aiding a man who had committed a
felony to escape from justice.
Mr. Foss is an expert billiard player
and an all-around athlete. Dr. liar-
num, of Sing Sing, examined the
wound on Mr. Foss' leg and found it to
be about an inch deep.
SUNDAY AT TIIE CHURCHES.
Pastor: and their ms» in Norwalk Pulpit:
Next Sabbath.
Grace church. Rev. 8. li. Watkins.
rector. The eleventh Sunday after
Trinity. 8 II. III., 11on CoInIIIunion;
built) II. III.. Morning Prayer. llituny
and sermon; 12 In., Sunday school: 7:30
p. In., Evening Prayer and address. The
rector will olllciute. All are welcome.
At the First (hmgregational church.
the pastor will preach morning and ov-
oning tomorrow. Evening subject,
"Loving God and llatlug Man." Music
byuchorns of young people under the
direction of Charles A. Tucker.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
Preaching by Rev. Joseph L. Uni-runny.
Subject of morning‘s sermon, “The
liiblo, Man's Chartz” evening topic,
"The ideal Life." Strangers welcome.
A male quartetto will assist A. l).
Bmudagc, who will speak at Kundson's
llall tomorrow afternoon at 3:30, his
subiect being “Power." Come and
sperm a helpful and interesting hour.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church,lfov. A. S. Kavanagh, mister,
preaching at 10:30 a. In. and 7:30 p. m..
by Rev. .I. I’. Wagner, of Higganum.
Conn. in exchange with the pastor.
Rev. Walter Ferris. scnof Frank A.
Forris.of “The Homestead." Fairfleld
avenue. will preach in the South Nor-
walh Congregational church. tomorrow.
Rev. J. B. Lawrence will preach in
the Brookside chapel tmnorrow after.
noon at 3 o‘clock.
Rev. C. M. Selleok. of Norwalk. will
emduct the services in Trinity church
tomorrow at loans In and op In.
Enterprising Mm. ‘
Thopreservingand picklingseasonis
at hand and you should have ready
mantis finest mixed spines obtain»
PUBLIC HISTOIIICAI. AOIIIIESC.
To be Given by my. C. I. Sellout. of Norwalll
to the People of New Canaan.
At a meeting of the New Canaan Ills-
torical society, held July iii, the desire
being very generally expressed that the
Rev. C. M. Selleck, of Norwalk, be in-
vited to address the people of Ncw'Can-
aan on the early history of the town, R.
L. Hall, J. F. Silliman, J. H. Hoyt, R.
H. Neide and A. S. Comstmk waro ap-
pointed a committee to issue such invi-
tation, and make such other arrabgm
'nIents as may be deemed neccessary to
secure the object in view.
» The committee sent the following
invitation to Mr. Solleck:
To the Rev. C. M. Selleckv—Rov. and
Dear Sir: In extending to you the above
invitation tolmpart to us, the Histori-
cal society, and to the people of New
Canaan, the results of your long and ur-
duous rvsearches into the lives and
times of our forefathers and foremoth-
ers of the town and vicinity of Nor-
walk. we take much pleasure in ex-
pressing the great appreciation of our
society. and alsoof the signers of this
invitation as expressed by all of them III
so hearty a manner. of your kindness in
making known to us those things of the
pastas connected with our history and
which are so interesting to all of us. We
are glad that you have such an interest
in the subject and are willing to impart
the information you have gathered at
the expense of somuch time and trouble
and we assure you of our hearty co-np-
eration in whatever way we can act
with you.
With the kindest regards and the
hope for long continued years of health
and usefulnesss and that your declining
years may be blessed to you by the kind
ministratious of your many friends. to
so many of whom you have kindly min-
istered, is the earnest wish and hope of
all. Tm»: Connirrnn.
per J. F. Silliman.
Mr. Sellcck replied as follows:
Nonwusr, Conn. Aug. 12. them.
To Joseph F. Silliman, Bap—My hour
Sin: The invitation of your cnIIIIIIittci-
and its accompanying highly appreciat-
ed lines are before lllf‘. I am under dwp
obligations to the good people of New
Canaan for their complimentary action
and warm expressions.
It will give me true pleasure to read
to you from my notes pertaining to your
honored old town at any time 1mm con-
venient to yourselves to command mo.
Believe me. dear sir. with great respect.
Faithfully yours.
C. M. Sm
. .lit‘K.
The committee will select a dIatc for
the above lecture in the near future.
SOIE OUNCES OF PREVENTION.
A Few Warm Weather flint: About Dressing.
Eating and Bathing.
in summer always dress, not accord-
ing to the season, butaI-cording to tho
indicatimlsof the day. Always wvar
woolcunudcm'ear, which docs IIIII bo-
come clamm y from perspiration, as does
cotton. Never sit in a draught or before
an electric fan when warm. for pneu-
monia is one of the results of such in-
discretion".
Bathing is a luxurious necessity in
summer. If at the seashore a surf bath
once a day is sufficient. but if one stays
in town. “You day—morning and even-
ing-are not too many.
Do not bathe within two hears after
meals. so the stomach will have tinn-
to properly attend to its duties. After
:Isalt water bath always take a upray
of. ordinary water: otherwise the Ialt
remaining on the body will irritate and
make one warm.
Swinuncrs are often prostrated with
weakness. which does not result so
much from fatigui- as from romainil g
in the water until the low temperature
of It has caused it to absorb so much
heat from the body that the bodily II~III~
peratnre is below normal.
Never cut fruit late at night. but make
a liberal use of it in the nursing (told
milk is a line sIIInIIIerdrink. but it should
be sipped slowly, otherwise itcougnlntI s
into one large lump hard to digest.
Always boil the drinking water.
If you wish bounty. do not rrmain out
of do It'll after cvcuing lIus'sct in: at
night thcground throws up t'xllilllltlunn
poisonous to a certain dogma.
Politics for all Parties.
Senator 0. ll. i'latt made a short
lpTCCll at thy opening of the ltnpnblb
cm hoadqnarton in Moriden. Wednes-
day night. He said he thought the
people of the United Stains know what
they Wl'l't! about. They were not pm»
pic who run after Corey and Browne.
They believed in law and order and
they believed in government. They
would not follow Bryan.
The Republican primaries were held
in Bridgeport. last night. and remind
in the election of (‘.oolmnwu in all the
twelve, districts. The Voting was light,
only ilflfl votes being polled thronghmit
the city
The Indium Episcopal Excursion.
Quite a number are arranging club
partiesto accompany the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school on its
Clea Island picnic. The cmnmhtnfls
plan is to tune a certain number of
tickets. and after they are old no man-
will he issued. thereby insuring to
every psraon who purchases a ticket
W “
HE lIIElI IN HIS I‘IHIIII
Resident of Norwalk
suntan outsmart DISEASE
Samuel Bully Stitches This 'lurnlhg‘ at the
Home of his [laughter In East Avenue and
Passes Painlss’sly. Away From Heart
Trouble or Apostasy
samnal B0atty, on old residcht of
N oywalk died suddenly this morning at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. Stan-
lcy Vandal-hoof, in East avenue.
Mr. Beatty was over seventy years of
age. He had been a suherer from
Bright's disease for some time. and of
late had failed rapidly. On that account
his son Frank, of New York, had been
his constant companion. When he was
bolstered up in a chair at an early hour
this morning, he complained of feeling
ill. At about I' :‘to o'clock he passed
quietly away. It' Is sapwood that heart
trouble ora stroke of apoploxy caused
his death.
made their home at tho Vauderhoef
residence, their only children being Mrs.
Vunderhoef and Frank Bcatty. ‘Mr.
Beatty Was widely known in Nor-
walk,’ having for many years been a
prominent business man. lie and his
brothers founded the Bunny Straw
Works, now known as the Norwaik
Straw Works, («Inducted by A. C.
Wheeler, and formerly owned II large
amount of rcal’estatc in town.
It is probable that the funeral service
will be held Tuesday.
GENERAL GRAHAM S OROEIIS.
lie Issues that Last lnslructi‘o'ns Before .lle-
nurture For Camp.
Adjutant (lencral Graham has issued
the following final (It'llt‘l‘a:
l. (ieneml headquarters will ho at
Death Comes Suddenly to‘- and,“ "
Both Mr. licatty and his devoted wife (I
lySA’l‘URDAY Al‘bl so"
In." 1896} '
.0! Chicago. for-
In rIy of N ‘ visiting C. N.
A nold. of C u ' -» . Mr. Holds--
w rib is about . ' old home in
Inland, and ‘ be about sov-
from Phila-
lter chg have
' L. I..'to visit
C. M. l’ogg.
ted to start on
y. but both
‘ t and have
. during the
alum-l McGowan. driver of the l’ut-_
um I Hose company lappiy wagon, start~
. will not Its
a during
I; Sanford V
for the
j‘lyaluo at-
-, which
(lon-
IQI, and Mr. . ‘1
New Canaan
Ft“ 4
of it rs. Theodore
was formerly of til I‘ .
M ..
Hot likiss' store,
next week. She
wicI
lll‘l' VV
CIptIIin James V Id _ nt of
the ‘nurth regi arrivuqitr South
Nor valk yesterr Vien- buri-
connection ,
nuent at Niall
“(‘58
I‘Alll
I gen-
IIIITINIIS AT THE SHONE
People Who are Enjoying the Saline
Breezes of the Sound.
noon ARRIVALS In ten ISLAND
f,
A Cruising Party Spends Last Val Hickory
BluNeSunday Services In thsflbtbrl Tent
~Clher Vacation Notes non Points
‘ . Along the Neighboring VCmt.
Captain Samuel Thornton, of the
yacht “Mary Ella," and a ham, ,0 party of
friends who are cruising roIII (ileu-
wood to Shelter Island, put in at the
Norwnlk Yacht club house, last night
but resumed their trip early this morn-
ing.
Stall Captain Edith Marshall, one of
the most entertaining speakers of the
recent convention at Bell Island, will
address the Christian Endeavor meeting
tomorrow night, using the regular topic,
"Seeing God in Nature. ” All are in-
vitcd.
Among those who have been spend-
ing several days at Hickory Bluff are
Misses White, Middlubrook, Rundle,
and Holmes, and Messrs. Alice, White,
Bet-ts. Ncsbitt and 'lheldcn, all of Wil—
ton.
The tickets for the concert for the
benefit. of the Ho ll Island lmprmcmcnt
soul: ty, to be held Satulday, August -2,
can be obtained at the drug stolcs.
Rev. F. III. Robbins. of Norwalk, will
conduct services and preach in the gos—
pcl tent at I 1). III., tomorrow.
MI. Boult and sons SIIIIInI-l and W lllll'
v
. of Bnmklyn. arc guests at I) III" IfoIIIo,
Stall Capt. l‘lIlitlI E. M: IrlIsleI L: we IId
lug III I vacation at the IS III" Home.
Williainl. .II-um s will spInIl .HWMHYI
at the III IiIn lfonw.
Mr. (treaty, of
Home.
irooklyn. is at I'Zlim
tub-er William wraith of t (T ’Nor- .
walk would. will this his vacation ,pext '
Camp Graham. State Military ltendI-z-
vous, Niantic. Conn. from August 17-” -..'.'. I
Inclusive. where all cornspondenccl
during that time will he addressed.
ll. Capt. John M. Thompson. l‘. S.
.-\.,illspI-ctorou the staff of llll‘ coin-
IIIanIleriII-I'hicf, is IIvrI-by detailed as
Wei 1 . (in Weapday he will gar!
town for Wallillgfird fur II \Mk’ II it.
M as Eva Williams. who was visitingI
her ImndIIIother. Mrs. Kate V visor. of
Lexi Igton avenue. returned to her houn-
ln l'Z izabctll. N. .I.. today.
Mrs. ll. M Rose and Miss l~'.IIIIII It; I I
guard inspector of tho hrlgado. ll.»fl
will report to lirig. (hen. (ii-urge ”:ll'r‘ll.
coIIIInaIIIIIIIgbrigade, (EIIIIIM‘tl-‘IIt Nam
tional (lnarnl. at ('.unpiirallam. Nina
tic, f'oIIn. ., not lJIt‘l' than August l2.
haul. IIIUIIUI k a. In.. perform the duty
.Issignnl him. and on the l'Jlllplt'EI'IIl
thereof InakI- return of his doings to
this Ullllfl'.
lll. Spin-I31 IIrIlcrs, No. Ihfi, ’lt‘dil‘
fllllll'lt'l‘h'lil the Army, Washington. Au-
gust .4' low, III-tails t‘apt. James S. l’.-t.
tit. First Infantry. to attend If)" on-
cIIIIIpIIII-nt of the f'onnvcticut National
(luard, at Niantic. (fund. from tho IIIII
to tlw 22d of August, item. and I‘vpnrt
to the governor of f‘oIIIII-ctII-III. for
suI-Ildntyas may he n-qnin-Il of him
during the vncampnII-nt. ilI-II. "awn.
commandmg l-rigadc, will that;
every facility is given f'npt. l’.-tilt tn‘
Ubsl'l'Vt‘ the work of the ramp.
IV. iltlli'ors on tho I‘I-tirod list Ili’f'
hereby l‘l’llllllflt'fl that, Ill Iu'mIrIIIIIII-I-
with Swtiou H2. militia law. they or.-
cntitlI-d to wear the uniform of flu-
rank on which they Won» rrtll'vrl.
V'. The following addition to the bill
of dress and myuipnwnt for the t.'on~
IIncticnt National ”card in Ilt‘rl’lly
:uloptml: Itovolvvru for Idllccrs. II-gglm,
Web cartridge belts, new drums and
slings. IIIusicians' mp III-Vida: and mu»
siI-Iims' uniform. in III'I-ordaIII-v \vllh
army rI- gulattonn.
NUION OF AN INIUNCTION
Story of an Appeal Fm the Trolley layout
Over Newton NIII.
.\ story was in circulation in Show
ford, yesterday afternoon that applies»
lion had been mado to a judge of the.
t‘IupI-rinrf'mfrt for an order to prevent
ftlf‘thr'f'«Itu‘mtlnuflott the Norman lllll
cxtI-nsirm of the Stamford street rail-
road. pcuding a lwaring upon an appeal
which it was said would be taken from
the action of tho t'onnnon l'ouncil in
approving the layout for new tracks bo-
twcen thi- Stamford hospital and Nom-
ton river.
Mayor Scollcld said he did not think
an appeal would be taken. Property-
ownors on Noroton Ilill worn at first
disposed tube dissatisfied with the lay-
out, but their objections were largely re-
moved afterthcy fully understood the
situation.
The rmd is com-mini to he too narrow
in one place, but the mmpsny' s ago-c-
mcnt is to widen it twelve- fort
.J l
flare you ever tried an imperial
~f‘ff
able. 1m mitts has then.
Cronin“
Hose wife and danghtcroff 'apt. If M
litm- will go to Ninutiv, Monday, to r.-
lllllll during :uup \u-I-k
Mrs. W. S. Stur'IIvI Int and sum, of
Iilnn ool aH‘ltllf“, will no Mon. why to
llldg liel-l to at! nd .I to“ marks at lin-
Mnnunm- 0 Hotel .
tv'. III-rbcrt S. llmwn and fnnIilv.’
of It
runs MI and \II~'. ll.S. i'roun, of-
llavi and strut I
Mr.
III'I'
l'vw
llI’..’II
.\.
has Iron a gm st of MN. M. .I. Sm ct. of.
Palm I'ark. rrfurnrd llumn- this III‘tvr-I
noon.
Mr .
rill'm'I,
Illl'l'l'
man.
Mn. Milford A. (liiliu. of Iiayle-w
nvaII I', Will lI-Iivo South Norwalk. Mun ‘
day. I II' Maine. to spund several wooks.
MM. II‘. .I. (hunt). of East: ttV‘t‘lIIll‘. has
rI-tun cd from Hartford, Iu'cnIIIpaIIII-d by
III-I'd. ughtI-r. Mrs. ltobcrt Ii'. Way.
ltoyul Seaman. of Fairfio-ld avenue.
loft thnlzud night for AIIIitvaIII-. II.
I., to pI-IIII a fvw w. oks.
Ha uvl Stevens, of tho (HIIImIlIIIItml
frI'IgIt ftl'lf't‘ in S tlllll Noni/alts, ls tak-
lugs and: s vacation.
Mayor M. M. Inc and family arc
mind m: III-onplu or wroks in places in
t'mnwylvania.
Min .Iullst M. WWII. uf Nurmllk. IN
visitllg her brotIu-r. I". IS. Word. III
New 'IIIIaaIt.
IIl‘. AV. '1. “'f‘ml IIMIICCIIII‘II to post-
pone lhis I-IIIIleIIIplIIu-d trip to New
“fltltlllilllfl'.
W. 1It. Raymond and daughter. of
North‘nvcnne spent yl‘stl'rulay In Now
lurk
(Zoniclhnan (f, l". Tristrnm IIrrivI-d
boow ruin his I'lurluwan trip. yesterday.
(too are l). Mutiny. of New York. in
spend-rig a few days in South Norwulk.
Attrmoy Levi Warner, of Norwalk.
is told In a two vaks‘ Vacation.
F, \f, J's-I‘m, fornlorly of wanlk.
in spin iling a few days in town.
ltuhII-t Vanituren. Jr..has returned
frIIIIIt o White Mountains.
film as L. Farringlon and his cousin
l‘l‘llllf'tlrtf ‘onlor has It' turm‘d to
mum in IicIIIII-mftu spcnding a
toys with Mrw. I'thun linker,
slant.
of
Samuel .I. Half. of I'.Ii'/,.Ilwth
Inn South Norwalk today foI III
\kas visit III Ilsnhury and Shy-r
I. .II llllllllllflni‘ii Illl‘ lllil‘ on his].
lln flu-middle of Iltf' th'li. my about thrmv up -I “‘i‘ “"r‘ I'I"{"‘“"“‘I I”
~'. Iv'nabb of White I’IIIlh \leoI W-uincsda). flu olnulug ill} “ill be V'“‘""“‘ “'"I I” WWI” I“ NM“ ‘Ik'
WORK STOPPED 0N TIIE BEACH
“in Injunction Served on the Westport andl
Saugatuck Street Railway.
An injunction was served on the
\Vcdymrt and S: Iugatni k Street It: Iilw. Iy
I-oIIIpIIny 'lhursday, forbidding the
IoInpaIIy to lay tracks on ('ompn boat-h.
Tlu
t Ind of IlIviIl Bradley. \leo l'm-s near
tIlI point. I
”Ila Inilway l'illllllitlly had about liv--
I'llllllt‘ll but of
-ln .'II II. :Ilil
laid \th-II lIll‘ llljulll flllll “as M‘IVO'II.
l‘l-Illl \vhat ('illl be :LwI-rtmnml. IIII-
injnm lion appi :‘Ih to In- .I soil of frame
[I was lluf sIIII-Il on tho mmpanv, but
‘Iillnf'f \ \ . If" tfllf'fil‘i "I Ins W .IIpoII llllt' of the \l‘mliltli- II. by :I “syn-IIIIII
[MIII I hill"
The Initial-Minn lionovxm will lluf
III-for the mummy roIII pushing flu-I
Work. It is said that .‘Ilond: I'y \Iill sci-II
.IIIII
III III.
Seymour .i' Knapp. of liridgvp Irt. arc I
I attorneys for liradlc}.wIIm-laims toown “‘"I‘h' “”I' "‘ 'r' "‘
IIII entire w: “I! flout
'l' lu- papers are II'IllrllllIIlI' to the Sup-I
vriori‘ ourt thv- iiI.~I 'l umlay in SI pli- III
lwl‘.
DEMOCRATIC PIIINAIIIES.
I
Delegates Selected' In Four Dislrlclslo Attend
the Town Convention.
Ih- ‘lllltf rIIIII- prim tlll‘! worn III' III in
an 'vurnl diatru In of Norwalk. last night.
tIII-II'I'I III-logatmtu Ill" town I'IIIIvI-lI-l
tion. The IlvlcuIIlI-s chosen were as fol
lum‘s:
I’lrst district. .I.
Wood. ‘I. I'. III-Its. .
Second district. William Mitchell.
'l'hoIIIIIs Ward. H. E. Wilson, S. 'I'ook-
or. II. ’l‘ully. .
'I'lIird district. I6. .I. Flanagan. .lohn
Malone. John .I. Walsh. Nicholas Mun
tiII.
.I. ”itllltlll, fl. N.
I‘llllf'lllfll-‘ilrii't. Millllll'l “WW. I‘.. .l .III.IIIII~rI: IIIIII guninllti Inm- “on film ””"WL'r‘m'I II II ”w," from “I“
_‘ the blouse, at the right side.
injunction was served in tho lll'l
trai k to lay oz: the.
Iliad about IIIII l‘lllli lfll‘lll iv ct-
Arrrnnoou DISPATCIIES
Trains on the B. A C Collide
(Special to the Sentinel.)
, CINCINNATI, Aug iii-A passanger and
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern. collided at Torch Hill.
this morning. Engineer Frpd Ruinpi',
Fireman Hoffman and Engineer Wil-
llaIII'Johuston were killed.
were hurt.
.. . .4....,.-.._.<.—..———_.
Train Wreckers Derail an Express.
(SIIIIcIul to the Sentinel.)
RAl‘lIlh'Hqult’l'll, V:I., Aug. 1,3...
\vrI-ckcrs this morning derailed an ex-
The baggagcmaster was
The wrockcrs shot at a flagman
’l‘ 'ain
I‘n‘oss hero.
hurt.
sent back to protect tlu- train.
Six hundred Co on a Strike.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
New Your; August'l lit—Six hundred
Adams E xpress coIIIpanyV’s (‘lllployl‘t'rl
struck this morning
Lord Russell Arrives.
(Spcclnl'to tho .\‘outuu- I.
NEW YonK, Aug. li—‘Ilfllfl Russell
arriv cd today.
i
INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFICERS.
Colonel Frost Gives Final Orders to Comaland-
ants of Companies of the Fourth.
Colonel Frost has issued instructions
to field and stall‘ oliiccrs and to com-
mandants of companies ofthc Fourth
regiment, notifying them to have enlist
I-Il men wear fatignonniform. with cum-
paign lll'tl’. loggins and white gloves. and
carry knapsavks. with rolled blankets
and folded oval-omits strapped then-on.
:and fatigue. raps plm‘ml therein. Linc
loltincrs will \voara n-vulvor. with chain-
Elli-rs empty, attached to the belt under
iovolwrs ,
will be issued in camp to field and stalt'l I
oiliI-vvs. All officers and Illt'll will'p‘ro
vide [lleltlsvh‘e‘s with white pants. I
UII :u-vount ol' the I-aI'ly hour for do.
Ip‘..II-turc captains :II'I- swuiaily charged
l with tho lllllhll‘lillltff‘. of having baggage
and troops pI'oIIIptly on tiuu- for min».
portation. iavv- ,.;:lll.:(‘t'.ll:i willho .It the
several stations Ilt' lIII'ullltilIl. ready to be
hauled heft-m time of leaving.
Details for guard duty in camp will is
inspected and examined by the com-
‘ Inandant of the rvgiuu nt in [mu-sin. as
far as practicable. who will impose fines
for iIII-fIiI-iI-Iin'y. and I-pe'I-ially for failure
to l'tipt'ill' fling-11cm] orders of the south
llt'l. tIII-‘IIIIIIIIIIIt thereof to be in his Ills-
Three more . -
’t'unn. [II-IIIiIu ~toti Ill .IgI-nt.
IF Yllll INT II HEIIE ll
” "L“ " ' WAN-rep.
( ‘ldiANlNU land dyeing csIanI shat
Raymund strwl. corner of- No
silent. on line of him -'tI In mus, Smut
(nun. “0It'le'f’IllllVlyllllllllullftfltllt e - '
ufSuuth ‘.\on NoIIvIIIk nIIII vh'IlI
\vn bmo established ourselves
dining and donning business. ands
Ill!|ltllt‘flll'_ IIIII kIIIIb-zof I'lonnlngfm. J
on: in the «wt sty loand IIIIIIIuor.
soils. llI‘I'H t'lIlIl'l made up or ardrholm
capes .III .-.' «opus, boom. all?" It
' Ino organ. bllllIIIdI-overs.mn
klvl glides, kid slnmsedao feat
1‘ Ill‘l.l'll tlontlemon‘h grandam!
ily1'llfll'lll|llfli‘ll llIIlI [IrI-ssml Ill IIIOIIU
III-I. i‘. IIUT 'l‘ll ii SS
‘ ftN'l‘l' l) -A wumlly plat-swim nu
oflaml Ir more. bandyto trolley
'Ill‘VllllllllrsI III-low. Ailllil‘tirlul. S. 6.. It
I I 0
‘V \\'l‘ll)~—'T‘Inm|t and faithful gent
man In Indy lofl'm'el for l'iIIItlht‘Qflfa
ll liI-Il honw IIIf' flnllf‘l‘ IIi‘llI. Hillary $15K). pays
bl. sir-.wu»kly.lndv .kuscs Illtnatlon rims»
:.I.IIoIIt AIIWII'll‘IIIIS. lunfiloso self-ml:
lat: Impml f'll‘l' Inim II. "(9.59. pl‘fillelmég
WI
2: '.I: Do :II'boIII stroll. (‘lIicdlgth
\V. .\\'l‘l-'.I)- Avtlio men of griml address.
Illlll' .uul willing to mm large my. A;
apli mliul opportunity forlurlght. menwhoare’
\villlm,’ to wmk hml for the next: tame
lllnlll’llS. liuth-I' .i Alger. New Haven. 001151..
at I
TO LET.
f ‘01.E'l'—Snnond llool. t llnnford plac ,
~ . looms. rent! ‘2', first floor. 5 roommm
Nifllgl Main street. rent tin. A. Wood
W 'lm
f ‘ I Li‘l’l‘.-—l"lat. in! South Main street All .
Imm- )v-I mums: brooms. Rent 3% AIM“
IIMu-I' floor. No Illt‘flf‘y street: sumac: re
NT and up] lu,‘,rll:yul Sf). “'11le street' to!“
ion. l’nssvhslnu at nine. Apply or address ‘»
W. Yol1ng~.l*lm~ta\cnncElstyorwalk
. asIoIIIsI'fB
7 ‘1’) l l-l'l‘. -"l\vo largo well furnished front-
l'mvllltu it‘i'flll‘tllmill'lnn- Alsntnblehmrd- '
tlw want: If l’ri4 v~ mm. 'eI if" A Ipiyat once
in Mu I‘. II. Cook“. ll Ilnllli-rlll’m’l‘. 3132“
f ‘il ll-‘..'l‘ ~'-l‘-o-III IoonIapIrtuIeIItI-I. firsts”—
ond .md thhl tloox rcar. Four room
front :IIpIItIIII-nt. third stnly. relnt hf truth.
NVinllflMH II IIvI‘l‘y m Ill. “all Is llflllmil and
w-i» ,‘.LIH‘tl M It/..t t"ortmtt IlllN‘ It. Til Mufti! ‘
\\ I~hlugioi Ior. Apply ”lll. “cl Ullfer Co.
nilivo Hill; ungiou—trwlt .
fl‘n l.-l"'l —.l:u..: III to rent. Apartments on
Main rIl".H‘l thrm ntIr "1' six room
:III-Ixtuu- nm .It I av p: i 'I--'. Andy toflcorgb if.
IE!) l|l Illil .‘, II: Il‘l'lt't ~UI Ill. le kl')’. 11'3“
f ‘0 I l l'. f'nttIIgI-IIIIII wash IInnsemnom'ra ' W
lunu‘. by yum I- l I_\. tlon month. near Ito-
tvnyl'dl ‘Idlllill. .\IIIII'g as“ box ‘2. liovl'uytoni
HT
[‘01. .iJT. Four room :wartment. llrst and , .
w» nod Ilmr. four. 9:: \‘vashin 'ton street.
“l; Ill. -\I-Sillf'l'l‘ry rmm. II: III“ lighter flllflf' dealt?
ml: to II lmvlzI :Ipamnu IItVnJrout:IIIIllrear,thirIf
IIIIIII .‘II'JIIIII‘ A; f 'wa 10'" II N" If. '7" anti III. Wash-
lngton ~tI.- «at rI- -nt ilnud til. Apply Cup Wall-II '
(JIo..'.Iu(o 3116 Mt ‘
blatant avenue. »
.CLAlIK. lit Qulnfat'd
”$13“
No no llartmr avenue. Norwalk. his
room~ with I lty Iv ItPI. rent”: also '
rmim . I‘ll w: .-f~r: run! fl. From A l
numb. : t .\u». II .\bii' I sin-mt Norwalk. rent
Apply tIIllALI'II M000). lIIoEMt "
Nurwnlk. '
I1\ rmllll mirage. on
i ply t-IUIIIL .‘Il' LII
i’hi'fllli'.
I‘. T
‘ FOR SALE.
l,‘Ill:V.\'V.-\Vll‘.. i It want or In». pony cart.
I‘.“ ’ll II IIIII‘". \I'f'\ illf‘II'. f'allat
l"II»t.\-» Iaulk. lunn. Mrs. at (I.
Illbtlt
l' II~l aw llIlI‘.
lililc I'.
Ecrrtimubut in tlUilei'lI' s» tlI. III one d. Iy‘s
‘pay. (‘.Iptaius are llllf‘f'ft'fl lo we to if I
that their Illi‘ll are qualified fd' this ill-g
spew-lion :IIul i‘AitllllllllllUII. I’llli‘l'llf'ldll‘i
I will be lllblll‘i'll d by villa-r :Ilirld or stall
llllli'l'r.
(’stptain William II. II. llnlly. l. :1. .\.I
i'.. has bm'u flf'lllllt'd Inspector In guard I
;Iluty.
l mu LOCATE m sensor.
er. St. George. the Brilliant Musician and
Composer. to Become One of Us.
\‘vho Is pl lying this was III at the \ll'll
glor‘lllm alt lioiim l‘IIiul. II.I.~‘ IIH ltllll in
l
l
.lIIIlfl Sr. in rage, the hill“ IIIt piano! .H
W”. St. limo go [south his profusiumhl
.Irm r win-II onlv II II ya .Ir.-I ot am,
gol'vbt _vazirs old. and for ma-
y: arm in In III-wind Ill-l Illlu
l to mush. He has pl: l_\l'll at Music II III
Vllom-Il; Latlnop ”pi-III Ilnllrl'. l'rnll !
Illl'ltl‘t‘I I'.!IIIH' 'l'III-IIII'I
Isl-awn with Jon I III.
Mr. Sf. (lmrgv is also a comp»: r .Indj
. II long IIi~ most popular vocal prmhu' "
Illlllslln! 'Iliy AIM Dov. " ' Will Ibo)"
IAImvoI If INVIIIIIL‘" "HIM" II My II. III
Vibr'b and "I Ium Irnv In lion " Illn‘
iuI-tnIIIIvIIiaI I-IIIIIIsmt.loII that has Ill't
Itvltlt "not favor is "'l'llv f'IIillI-so l‘..» ‘
IIIlv.“ lb» is flw .llllllnl‘ of Illlllll‘ll'llu‘V
lutlur I'uIIIposilI-IIIIA. some of WI”: It on»
"no in the hand-I of III" poldinha-r of
tho-w \I'v II on no IIlIoIIIII Ills pl III for
llIII- IIItuI'v in to Im'ah- with Illh faintly in:
‘ Norwalk and publish his own IoIIIposi .'
ItloII-Iaml privi- Ins-Ions
Ills playing II. H Iva-n nrmlly vuyoyul
.It the AIIIIiIoriIIIII. and his llltllrthlllllllli.’
' Fol: sII .-'.
.I t IIiIu .
I\.:III.~i\Il..
”(Mull and l.I.-tVl
I,VIII:.\.V.I.\II T.- -n l n ~ “I more uf oyster
,.:I»IIII«I. moduli all lirdou I’ulnt. Nnr— ., *
\vVaIk. loI- pzuto- litl- IIInIuiIonl‘ IllllftDi‘f‘IE'
.Ir. ..'1 lItIlvn .l\‘x'llilv'. hlIIIIIIoI‘II. i'onn. “I;
“151W I
II no »1.-ll I‘-aruI~hlngl. cou-
.‘(IH HI I
l
Min; m ' r» III If I~I III. town dill-".1“?
In“ litll In | l: I-I~. 't u l.-- I'.}! walking
_uiw l"ll‘,l'l". If \. lfi' wilo II -I. Iv III ‘I..
orul l'. “I IIH~\\«~ .. .\Ir F-‘In. Ir-l li "IIINDIM'II: ‘ 7
1 '1 “.I'II‘IHII‘I "Il'l’l‘l ., tint 4%
‘(III A ‘III. lvl and I nil IIIIL". l-lyawnno.
lIll II » ISI- in Miami! IIII'II. trim.- Min.
l"‘" ..I .\I not”... “can, .~ udhhnrwnlkfilunn. ,
not!!!
I) l'olu lot .‘I'or'salk totem.
Infill l’ \\ Ill ~lI'-I f. the Illll-IIMEW
i'lLvlrlIi til. -.I y. \ .: in urtII- :iII.IIIII~u'k luff .
.‘IIILMIJI. ' .-‘ l‘.:lx.» .lllt'IIHll dandrud
tl-mm. .; «t III~ «Ill: III-d III by Ian bin".
and lllIIil‘“ '.h ri Ilh' Ill Ilw m t and Int-st.
In. mud “noon-r. Swab NHIWIIIN third-
muniumx ..II). or!“
I,‘UliS.\l.l ('uolumlli r. in .‘qub pnwsnre
uni II hu- -'V..‘,A.'llll tIIlt'I'llu .MIul hm lint
III~ III" in III-- will" IIIIII III ”'5 but A
mule I II' .- \\-t' n 'In. l"'lIIII l “'0 ”ml": IllirI
b} I.“ .II ll :-II .I-- \v-lu -II- - l‘IIIlII) bum-Inshore“
I
Ito ls now to- III)»;
u-IIII- {.I- t oy south Nunvnlk It: IrIqurofJu,
I '.ISIIIIHIMIIIII lll".tl
1w: .5“ l n..- ....m .I.. Iumr our...
\. I/‘iILIII In i .III. III II'HI boom. IA
that: ball. I. IIqu ~..; in It‘lllltlllll" nntvrfnt'frv ’
IIIIII- ll.‘lII II -~ .l 'Ilf built It! IIIIuIIII'III- MM
“... m. u.- v'. .\Hflldu—AI W. f'HIIleIIf‘II. South
2. If II. III. f.'.IIlII1 not If
”(0th ~I.'\f l llo- luv-f .md domino-lam n .
ll ll; IIIu-I. Ill lunllIIgv-nfln- dock am l ..
lithium IIHI lo I out I. In till I lm sold “it"
III-Inn If »« Mid uni u. Ap it vly M the slum.
to Mt.
I‘m“ mm. Hull-ling I..I “M'III on West
IwII-Iv. bunt »l-; ’IIIII‘II'IIVE Milli NIB ”M "
,n my t- l.I)lur.\I Ilwivlun.
“A
LOST.
.35
I (Mr , till I. 'IIIIII"I u. .‘dlu-III-ms slur
A ,\ II II I' III I In In! tho II Iput, III‘ III «ms
Iw, llu- I‘lym, “umluiunl tin-nun or ”firm
Iw'l . .\ mm; ll“\\ltl|l will to given at 1:.»
'Ix\>~lIIIt. out!
men PAPER! noses.
Vinny Cm bulge Andnws' W H
Wm Served by Constable Nani.
The pop rs III the optical of Miss ”If!
Matthews. James Sutherland 'l‘. I‘. IN!“ mmy frjnnds h. ro about“ hr nladl ‘“‘"’I"’“""“"I“ ""‘I damages I” “‘0
\Vflnl.
The six other districts are outside the
city of Normdk lllillIH. 'I'Iu‘y include
f'ranbury. llroad Itivvr and East Nor-
\vnlk.
liaising Cams Truck in a brain.
I-Ingiunor Briggs lent Patrick 1 ‘alIII- lwn h-ckia. who was arrested upon mm county Iu-inzat homo
ban to Ilouion sir-rt. this looming. to
open up a drum about who II complaint im:ofobstrnctlonson the New tannanlaiong today by Shut commissioner
i Kellogg .I III if large form of men. The
had III on In ale to llIalth IIlIlfti'l' lit-Ila
dull. lt opinions that some of the Hun-
garian msidcuts of the plane had uordr n insomnia and tlII-I-viIlI-nr-n was hardly lfl'i'l rumor: d and Ionn are now It
truck planted in the ditch and objected
very strongly to its hI.-ingdngup When I tobeon band should he again be want-éfrmr-hom: cobble plow is doing M
Mr. Callahan commenced oporathmm;
men, women and childgen pitched into!
'l‘ho.sfructioy| was outirvly the work of thmvmrk III-o ovum] grr'nn hand-I. who, Ion
him. and he was obliged to desist.
facts were reported to Chief of Police
Vollmer, and this aftcrimm he will go
down andmewhst can he dons In the heels lemmihy Deputy tins-rift miter. shtmd. butane now willimtto what ‘» “
_ nutter.
Itulvarn that III is in Illlllu‘ his home
I “III! them.
I noses! uneven nausea. I
I so Evidence no he Attempted lo Wreck an,
Canaan Trains.
. ItohI-rt llnnxr. thi- allow-II train-I
pinion of Ih’lllll implicated in tho pl. on
I track, has III-on rah-amt.
ll. Irpcr satisfied the authorities of his
sullhic III to hold him. III- has pfllllllfif‘fl
III,
There is little doubt now that the ob-
Iboys. and the names of non-ml I'Ithmi
lemhadsmnethingtodn with it hovel
m’m will snu- ram.
\IIII Illll abh hing. Wf‘ ri ngIle hyfltlcf
SJIIHIII t- Andra w.“ of tlw Supt-I me than.
yesterday. and were served today by
't‘onstobh- 'l‘lIoIIIas IIIIIII.
.\tturnvy Iirny was otllgv II to go to
Lift llllf‘lll. yI-b‘lf'tltj‘, to g"! them-
lil"IIItl signed. not It judgi- Iu Il'airfleld
The IIIIprokuIcIIhI are being with"!
chI'retI»
nlks dug up yIstanlay have
upt I». hill. fln fopuf the IIII] I'M?!
Ntvim.
Among the men employed on INC
fore the hard tfnu-s I'Imimenred. would
have refused a job with the plenum
Mahmumm.
Norwalk Chronicler