uibey‘hrrsthc.
.«JTlteyhlve got tired of all this and‘ii
mt independence. inasmuch as they
In not allowed a representative in
Spain. Thcmntwaristhc third
line they have fought for their in-
dependence. and they are in a better
mm» inocecd than ever before.
A“ .17”
be
”metronom- engagid in
team Games. he said.
A cause is J .. or seventyoir
” edema. aurhwthe brains of the
t army. About 40,000 armed
man anintlteddld—anslmentin each
at six provinces.while8psin has rent
acaceo colours to the island. The
Oabcncmnndthem. bottom, and
aathcyatcfoveima and strangerato
thchland, theOubanacan do anything
theywantwtthtbam.
Dr. Dias said he saw over fourteen
thlldhe who in Cuba. and he
toldel’sunaedthsslratrgic movements
twodaahotthearmy fighting against
iva'aehothcrtatauotbertime the Cabana
tap a rose to retreat. and General
chlcr’a more nodes dctourofa
mountain-non. retainer...
carcautataraad beat. read creased the
with without firing a that. [any
will llwllirhho curls billed or
, clectsrcwas
mm It
. batowtbe yeas-
W family
‘% and insttadotbeing amt-d.
Dr. Dissendhishimher were released
withinthieadayatcaothorwithhis
mmmcuoortrw'me
MdWMhlbem
cincwtruateealeftthc womcnto
g ccrryontlerwerk. aodwcdbtrmnal
ca. Behopea, however,tobs buckin
Ouhavoryaoon.
Thelectmoegbttohave attraotoda
J ninch larger audience.
Willi.” can rccuae.
detach Fired far Shuttles at his Blather-—
manhunt-am .‘
Stephen .Kovach...the Hungarian who
shotathiabrotberdurlng a quarrclin
Benton street,'Thurcday afternoon.
was Way fined 810 and caste.
in all 018.10. by Judge Frost The
testimony at Kovach and the wit-
. neccea was that the accused was 'bnly
fooling.getmad.andahot his revolver
intotheurohnd." The due and coats
werepaid.
Joseph Gonaey wasbefcce the Town
Gourtchargedwithnou-cnypcn. Jags“.
Frcctdeoidedtc continue the case for
onemonih. pcudlngGenrey's good be-
havior, andtoacc if he would provide
'forhiafamilyas'a loving husband and
father should.
August. Wiohmaun. who created a
disturbance in Charles H. Harvey‘s shoe
store, last Monday. as reported exclusive-
}y in The Sentinel. was fined 87 for his
entertainment. yesterday afternwn, and
mp9: rattled
”~ch amnesia.
if“: lbs W. .. . .
I”: Sully new ‘ *
Ithaca etancw' and ought WM
hectoryid‘oucoiWiarheart insur-
cat. a happfl blending or Macao
pathos withsrealistlc stage picture of
realism. As .O'Brienpllr. Sally has
given the stage a creation that for orig.
luality. quaiutneaa. humor and artistic
coloring will add new laurela to his fame
as a delineator of natural Irish charac-
torisstion. He will beacon at Ho'yt'c.
tonight. We...”
Steinem. theilycscllsi.
Santauelli. the master whooommonoce
his engagement Monday evening. has
created a sensation everywhere. The
display of wonderful power over
his aubiecta set New York and other
laws cities in a furore and leading msg-
aalncasnd scientme journals have de-
votadpagcsto descriptions of his auc~
oceans and explanation of the power of
hypnotiun. The Baltimore Times says:
"Sautcuelli’s fears preceded him hero
and a great crowd greeted hltll last
niaht. The great hypuotlet delighted
and mystidcd the machine. lite
perfect mantel those under the hyp-
notic apallaud their prompt obediemae
whilehyptlotlled to the slightest sun.
section he makes permits a Whittle
of mirth and Mable! to buivcn.”
“Militant.
Thatch» altoptill has been passed
after Wait to this new "livery
bah‘altcpabsllhapcovldadwitham«
cawashroccacudwatwaloattuelccata.
apart iron: the babe-rm or mus
wbcuttacacaafactarlaa of
‘ and no water
firemjailaudmdertdtoleayeouba ,-
mltt _ .
cation or the ofllec.whicb has barns
vexed question." to whether. it timid
boonthencrtberaouthaidhottherell-
rocdtraclr, willhccottiedbyauorderti
thepostaoiiico dopai-tmpnt. requiring“
tobeonthemtbrlde.
mmmaturs.
Hanukkei lelwlatiacalvcd h a
. dcltalaaailaatwy.
mama wallokoownbicyclc
raciugmanofnaab‘ury, washillsdlaa
head-oucollicioa between bioyclci last
evening. Hewastralningon them
attheDsnburyfsir sroundaandmcny
pecplowhchadzoncthcratoaoeaaeiub
race witnessed the accident. Sterner
lefttbewln with a min a barn
aroundthowaek Wilma. Charles
L0larh. “other racing man.wac riding
iatheoppoaitodireotipa. Thotworucn
antenatal-n. Bothhrore riding very
textured Sturgec was thrown against
railwithfearfulftncs. th‘uthslr
hieudcreachedthembothworc uncon-
scious. Clark partly recovered in a
shorttlm. hutSturgeadicdwithcut to
covering consciousness. Bis skull was
fractured in two places. Bic nose and
onoarmwerobroheu and several ribs
werciracturod.
Thefair groundcare two miles from
thcoity. and riders. in racing costumes,
rode into the city for physicians. Stur-
goo was alive when the doctors arrived.
but he died in the ambulance on the
waytotho hospital. Nearly one hun-
I») {:a WWII!“
a. WWW mt; a new
. car as its lad sccaca tics. .
EdwardF. Baldwin. proprietor of an
express route between Norwalk and
Westport. was “ driving down West
avenue about 4 o‘clock yesterday after-
noon. Near the corner of Cedar street
he attempted to cross the tracks of the
Kuwait Street Railway line. Just as a
eariuehargeof Conductor Edward 0.
Sunrise and Motor-mun Cyrus Gray was
approaching“ the couth»bound track
The motorman rang his your: and yelled
loudly to ltr. Baldwin, who did not
hear-him. and tboheavyeovered wagon
was struck when it was about half way
across the track. it was somewhat
damaged. while several articles which
it contained were scattered in all direo
time. The modernise did all in his
power to prevent the aoohieut and no
blame can be attached to him.
a Peer Bclalca cl Itilaa tilde.
Jamar Naples. of Norwallt. was riding
his bicycle down a hill in Wilton. yea.
tcrdsy “mum. when the wheel street.
ahcdcpotiutherosdand theridcr was
thrown in one direction. while the wheel
want in another. "Jim " came out
otthefracaa with a badly bruised lace
audhody. aadthcbihcwas badly dent-
and. Jisahseu very poor opinion of
Wilton made.
WW mMWW
”titanium.
Johularvlamusacdaad Manly
.’ " V
thcpoopleto
the task wit
Vitrvlco and called
They performed
, tries. at it was
mockeryto ‘ directly contrary
tethoirowir.
thmgh they were bringingeuongeauce
upon their W in the old world
It is molest to fly that the mble
Jowiahroua. thccrackioxot joints. and
theaquaakidg of a native month pipe
greatly weirdthelistcuers.
Teasiduidwere served in the ad-
mm. Thecouracofentertaic-
mcutehaspswcd a great success and
themsblouiaa W carpeting of the
anarchism.
ll I'm nears.
mecca-conic
Some
Wall street, My altar ii p. in. today.
cauecdby tbs awgng in fronted the
store of I. G . in the Wilson
block. ans”; hrs. =
partly destroyed had we a the wood»
with cilia building rightly scorched
The origin of the Arctic a mystery. al-
thought it is thought the awning was
eaten fire by aaelectric liybt wire. Sev-
eral members of Hope Hose company
ran their jumper to the scene. but their
services were not required, no the flames
had been extinguished with pails of
water. -
"r. at...“ “
The pastor and people of the Calvary
not ‘ '
nettcdusd'ld.9i. Aspastorlam very
much encouraged with the insurer ofv
“cmcamamtmmtmmb
They have done xmbl'y. They have paid
_ their current nuances they have be.
come due. As the Lord has placed me
here as a shepherd over this little dock.
under his guidance. [intend to live in
the community a respectable citisen and
a Christian gentleman. loyal and true to
what 1 pmfeas. honest to myself and
my fellow men, exemplifying Christ's
life in all my dealings. Yielding to the
influence of (30:1,! will stand fact in the
liberty of righteousness that I may he a
bleacingtotho people I am to minister
to. Hoping that I and the people to
whom I minister may ever remain
worthy oi our good friends, and that the
Holy Spirit may melt out all the dress
from among us. and that we may be a
power for good in the community. l are.
Icatreapaotfully.
l. W. Wine.
Fatal tall new a Iladaw
Allan.lhc twenty one- monilweidohild
of lira. Charles Stewart. who is tempor-
arily residing at :00 State atria». Bridge
mtt. fallout of a third awry window.
yesterday. and was instantly tilled.
Just previeoato the strident the baby
was seated in trout of the window. The
nastier was swccplua the com at the
time. The baby reached up to the win-
dew cad am I lmh. Ind before the
nether wascven awsraotwhathadhcp~
we. toppled out. In its Meant the
chlldhitoathe min ot‘ a hay wie-
dowbalow. This threw it to one side.
. anditlcededoatbermudluaa alley
way. Dr. White. who was passing.
picltcdopthe littlest form. The shell
creamer-fractured.
terrace More script.
(Wbfitml
I hummt.~'rtattw at n.
flamenco-m. We car»
Warm Thellaflhflasarce
lime. m: m. “on:
town and; attcrwarde captured the
.Jlrclcelopoimscmmeincrou
outhercadtovolo. Oor'victorieua
.' army is now marchinsonthat town.
“The thirtieth mnual encampment of
the Grand Armyof the Republic edithc
Department“ Genocide-ct was opened
' rainstorm. 1mm”. audw‘will be
manned today. The regular contour
of‘thc encampment were held to Speed
welliiall J
norm four and five hundred morn-
hereof the G. A. it. were preacatiu the
city. whiohpntenagaluattiro of flags
and hunting in honor of the veterans.
The regular canton opened at r
oclock in Suodwoll Hall. and was a
'< business session ,
called to order by Department Dom?
_ «underlies» w. Garnish. of Water
The delegates were
bury, who delivered his annual address.
The report of Assistant Adjutant
General John H.1‘hntchcr. of Hartford
showed the following condition of mem-
her-chip: Number of pesto December 8!
1895. 89; number of poets December ill
i890. till; membership in good standing
December iii. 1895. 6,208; gain since by
muster, by transferred by reinstate
meat. 2:9. Total, 6.457. Loss by death.
156; less by discharge (hoamable), 15;
lacs by transfer, 06. loss by suspension.
270. Total less. 527. Remaining in
good standing. 5,930; number remaining
suspended. 365; number dropped. 148;
membership December 31. 1893. 6.208;
membership December Bl, 1896, 5,930.
Net loss in membership. 27B. Erpendod
(or charity. $7,573.78.
“The tabulated department statement
shown the amount of cash in the trees.
we! mhpcottomakeatotalof 0‘22.-
Sbli.i’l in the post fund. and $3,850.11 in
the relief fund, and there was expended
from both funds during the year 07,673.-
88 let the aaabtaueefif worthy comrades.
their widows and upbeat The several
pews also have ”0.81243invrstcd in
turniturc. flags and poet room property.
ind eleven poets own real estate valued
at $50,409.43. The annual account cur
rent for 1895 shows receipts of $5,805.15;
disbureemeuts, Oaths. i7 . balance on
hand in banks, 38. M9 58 ”
The report of Lizzie E Arnold. of
New Haven. department president of
theWmnan‘a Relief Got-pa. showed: Total
amount expended in relief and charity.
ti, 255! 63; number of persons seamed,
m “fail. .2 'mo-
“I;
propertymaehandotherwlsrhtll, 801195
Thar port of the at ceramic
lie-ltd diora' Rafi
Copley yo! home. do; peanut it
1895'. 463; alagcntin
cane. twentysoiuht; absent in othera’tste
hospitals. three; absent with leave, nine.
teen: absent without leave, our; total
absent. fifty-one; total present and ab-
sent. 454: total number cared
for during the your. 67!: deaths front
liarch l, 1896. to February all, rem: par-
couture of deaths, 1 7; number of traces
in home cemetery. i07. 00st perrapita
at Fitch Home for Soldiers. “78.37. of
which 01815 was paid by the state and
”1.22 by the general government.
Department Inspector Mater 1).
Phelps. of lhsckvillc. and Department
Chaplain John L. l’ltner. of Norwich.
also made reports.
The reacting at these repiirto occupied
the great share of tho tithe until 4
o'clock. when a dctwhuicat from Wad-
hmnt pied left for the railroad ate.
due to numt Uoiauiundcr-iu-ohiof Gen-
eral 'l‘. H. Ulsrkson. of ”clubs. blob.
General Ularhaon was escorted tothe
hall. where he was accorded an euthan-
aatio reception. in neglects to which he
delivered an adder».
Au clam reception was given in
Jacques’ Auditorium last evening at
which addresses waseuaadc by Ron. W
E. Simouda. ct Hartford. Judas advocate
of the Wet. and others.
Today the election of officers will be
held. ..
Wham latter oi the dilution.
lilactdaltothollcnlluell
Toronto. Duh. lay it wooloual Rupert
iltuart Westerly. an Englishman.
lewtcracacraluf theuobcn array. to
in the “View now. and he declares
asshole-crawlers matters at the
attaatlcaiatlata.
W a Cells d M
(mum)
surmmwhracmm
at Else WWW”
”flwmwmm
two. ‘
' Judge
The Turks. according to last “night’s
adrlm. have not yet reached Vole.
which is now completely «mated by
the Greek troops. The foreign legion
took part in the lighting at Pharaalna.
An Englishman and two Italian ofllccra
we're billed. .
Athena. May 8-The newspapers of
thisuityyeatcrdcy pnblMIfllflfl to
the WWW Vole would'ht Muted a
neutralpctti d that the Tcfid, there-
’ foreman“ Milt?
arbour: ”tray. 8-4 ‘ ’
Artaaaya‘that Fuad Boy. the Turkish
contender. has issued a proclamation to’
the Cinistian population, ordering them
villagouwillr-he burned. The environs
of Kanjs, in Turkish territory.nrc
burning.
Athens. MayS—Gsribaldi’s volunteers
' startedforthe front yerterday evening.
' marching to the railroad station shout-
ing“l.ong live the social revolution."
Theerieswcre mated by the apoota
tors. '
London, May 8.—The St. James Ga.
zette this afternoon, publishes a report
that two Cretan Christians have started
for Constantinople to occasions the
German ambassador. Baron maven
BaronvonCslioe.
Ionic Park Races.
(Special to The Sentinel)
New YorkJiay S—This is the open-
ingdayoftherseing season at Ilerris
Park and better weather conditions
could not be desired. The air was clear
acabellthisniorningand thetrackwas
never in better condition. The rain of
adayortwoagohavo madettvcryiaat
and there was but little dust. The
handicap harassed infect almost all
and subsequent days. were out on the
trackfcr exercise early today and all
looked fit to run.
Flying the Sim: Flog.
(Specialto The Sentinel. l
New . York. lay 8.—-The steamer
Marietta Kalli, which arrived this morn-
' .ccc mm rims-mo" ’ ..
sugar into Hamburg.
“My Days for Embeulemni.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Bridgeport. May 8~Johu-T. Cox, of
the undertaking firm of Cor do Hanan,
of New Haven. who is charged with the
embankment of the death certificate of
lira. nuclear, was tried this morning
before Judge (Jenner. in the City (icon.
and was ”cleaned to thirty days im-
prisenmeut. Ho appealed.
flung Himself in the bloodshed.
(Special to The Scutlaoli
Noroton. flay N~Frederlo§ Shaw.
aged aistyrclght. who has livad fll his
life in the old Shaw Wagon-
toa llclghtc. near the semicolons.
committed suicide. this mothl‘li'g. by
hanging himself in the woodahed in the
result of docpoudency. caused by pure
w‘h' p... snow...” ,mm.mw
Correct "tribe to 0am Dismissed.
lilodoiel to the Sentinel.)
Stamford. llay limit! the City mutt
Downs dismissed the cause
against fmr candidates of the rmt
election who were indicted under the
W Fraction Act. which provides
that candidates must give an account of
elicitation expanses. This is the first
mastication under this law in the state.
S. A. I. Slate Mm.
lmwmmmi
Waterbury. lay lie-At thcil. A. it."
component. today. the feliowiaa odi-
oevc were claawd. incontinent coco
m.mw Gustave a. listen. or
Willem vice-muscled V. 0.
none. at W: tom
stander. 0. I. lamina. ct
’mu glare is ems. .3:th '
,wcreuttcriyroutod. We uprated the
to laydownthcirarms.otherwiasthcir I"
Jcltaoh.and the Austrian War. _
in: from tKornberg, flying the Greek
rearofhls house. llia suicide was the date of
ply on the muse.
' LET.
I. “mini-w
collect water; 81 it!
Be". ‘
‘0 Lilli-Store.
street. now 7
vvlc, the tour '
quire next our. at "
LETQIfiwer it's)!
new
ed “‘3’; excellent c119
redil. Rowan.“ ,
r co LET ~h‘lnt .21.... live
ly ardnnd fruit in:
LET. WW . ..
routine. at 56 Con
Water in the houses
lions. lnqnircfl N.
stairs.
’ ‘0 LET. «Four four-
one first story rear,
street, windows in ”MM .
one sowed ,,
one second andm third . .
aleoii rat floor over It!‘
R. avenue, rent Cl
Cigar Co. or L. H. gagging:
ton street.
‘0 LET ~Uppcr [In 0‘
1 Center avenue; anthble' 7"
eons; t” per month. Apply
a roe
’1‘0 LET. -8cooud logy;
avenue. rent
ward avenue, rent
00de
able for one”; not
ward avenue, rent
rooms. Bl ward
month; ‘ .-~ . n
that will takcpartiu the races of this W
lion. five miuntn’
quire at B 'l'l'ylor
tract.
FOR BALI.“
lilsfifiies sou _..
RIVERSIDE P
l”Milli Washington.
to diapered,” of within 1c »
Allen“;
to get a goodb
creed-cal)
Jose ""7“?
' c
a I 7 h H _
4 Allicuuvsnnc. 'Apay t:
\
lJ‘OR SALE. —— .
twelvcfaot faotsbe'
glass neled
{armory yin A
62.715? $356M A
For; new «mom WM
save 25
at r
South Norwaimllardware you .
[J‘Ult SALE-4!» the
tnrc tobacco. the Giant .
list. Only 10 contra box.
the Nor-walk Tobaccoulet.
‘Olt 8A hit. ——ltlc cw
wholeaal
«iianufaotnrcrc M It .
mad as for-din bon't
clean low grade.
you will be can-fled.
residences. Comatock
Norwallt. Conn.
lJ‘illt SALlhv—Lolu
harenv attend
the ammo llc. (i 1*
traumas. notahuaa.
rebels. Sou
ware
iJ‘Ult SALEM Three
3mm use if“
munch yawh: also this
htaew flteam
Smith tints}:
”i :
‘Oii tidbit.” I
alahca audV are ‘r
per can. Soul-hide: ,
”3”"... MW K
For iiAlafl. ””0.pr
awn mowers.
running mutter butM
ll ardwarc cannery.
L .
reams ”pic. M;
“I! rate
ifimfl
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