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WEST: of Will Sill ,I'ESI‘IE.
The Opening of the Veceticnlleeeon
Belllelendtorecupcrate.
Ir. and it... Neleon n. Hoyt. or
demm
hence worker lice
ily. or invalid't aural: .
“medicament-wi- In... mammalian. nu
. 'Amcre ideal deyicroomrnencingen
. encampment could not have been
will-ed he then that which greeted the
. WNW Guard cult-nut
.reel duty. that oi guard mounting,
._ whtui occurred at 11:30 it. in. The
.» Fourthregimnnt.uuenal.acnompliehed
Mednty in a highly eetleiectory mun-
fll’. and wee the iirat oi the regiment-
to have ite guard ported. The regi-
ment. however. waa not an prompt on
acme oi the other organisation in
tamingetthedepotandarrivingatthe
. camp. thin ceremony teking thirtymine
’m. The Pint regiment arrived
incenipetllz46: Second regiment.9:19;
Thirdregiineut. 10:03; Fourth regiment,
6:46: Separate cornpeny, 9:10; Battery.
8:06.
At 91m o'clock _thie.Iondny.eiternocn.
therewae Brige‘de formation. Governor
000nm reo'eived in camp arid given a
oldie! reception. He wee met at the
depuhy hie etaii. the member-of which
have been in comp aincc Saturday. and
the Fourth regi t, and upon hie ar-
rival on the camp ,. rid wee mccived
by BrigadieroGenereliRnreell Front and
flea. LientenenHloionel Francis G.
Beach. New Haven; Major John E
Wade. Norwalk: Iajor William H
Iarlgeld. Bridgeport: Major Jamel K
Grunt. Simehnry; Iajor William H.
m. Btamiord: Iajor Tracey Weller.
New London; Lieutenant-Colonel Wil-
hurl Wetecn. Danhnry; Iajnr Howrah
A. Giddinge. Berticrd: Unpaid Henry
I. Mil. Wineted; Captain Maine 3.
teller. Putnam; Bergeente Robert G.
Iimhell. oi South Norweikmnd William
Illa. oi Bartlcrd; Corporate Rowe, ct
Deanery. and E. 0. Down. of Hartford;
Ohld Trumpeter Eugene H. Greene. of
W. end other regimeute. The
linear oi eeeorting the governor to camp
w- glven to the Fourth. for the reeeon
that hieneneellenoyccmeeirorn Winnied.
where Company I wee recruited. The
anal eelnle oi eeventeen gnna wee fired
by lottery A.
An orderregardlug the unitary cou-
ditinn cl thecernp. food. cooking. etc.
detailicr hoepital eervice and the in-
epmiine of camp wee traced by General
one today. it celle tor oaminl inepec-
Inhomedinaiodlcere and the proper
m oi rent.
The new eilk atate dag. preeented by
AneeWerner BaileyOliapter. n. A. it .
wee given to Governor Cooke thie
We. Senatoriaeinede the pro.
mm. Governor Cooke ree-
pelded end a eelute oi thirteen gone
war lied ee the flag wee nuinrled from
hflm'e etaii.
Adodicwenotcu will: duty mm
to Brigade heedquertere thie evening at
0 o'clock to pay their rerpecte tonic
Win-chm.
The govweer'e etell ie mounted on
hue. ohteiued from Unok‘nhrldgeport.
menu the Brigade etaii come from
Hemmer'e. notokan. ll. .1.
Private John W. Britta. oi Company
n. Fourth regiment. wee today taken to
the brigade hoepitel by lergeeet Plett.
Ieieeelerlng ecnddwebiy ironi Iner-
cerypoieeniag.
Thecaiy accideet tline {at in centre
“090mm llowe. thin morning.
Neheeaaphieedhcrea. and peliingthe
“unannounced:- certhlnine
. mm hiIn ovw hie heed. Out"
endure” ie a mic place. the
,lilheviuiertceeeed.“ eecapedin
Theewmethoitheaevarei regimenle
lee-lettuce: rivet. tee. mo. lot
eat at lit: we Oolceei hereon
'm here will he only we ehreet:
Iain etreet. Ir. Watkine wee on the
street at the time. looking tor the man.
and when he eepied him attempting to
board a West avenue trolley car he took
the been away from him. but made no
attempt to detain him.
Mr. Watkina then notified the police
thetiie had recovered the atolcn prop~
arty, and thot the man went up Wort
revenue. The captain detailed Ollicore
Pennington end Ireland to look him up.
They eterted for Norwalk on the next
car. but they did not eucoeed inlccating
the men.‘ He undoubtedly turned into
oneotthe eideemeta and dieeppeered
by way of the track. The police aban-
don ell hopeo oi catchinghim.
Gordon ie dcecrihed he a menu!
medium height. light mounache, two
upper teeth not. black coat and vent. '
mired tronsereeud straw but.
He clan told Ir. Watkins that he at
one time worked ior Thornae 1. Ray-
mond. but Ir; Raymond. done not
recollect ever having ench a men in his
employ. , ' ‘
TRIEVEB EN OAIP.
They Steal Portiona oi' Uniforme from
Company Fe Tenta.
ismlal in The Hamill“ l
Cairn Cmiin.‘ NIANTIC. Auguet i7.
8 a. in.-—Iiic Brown. a member of
(Jo-puny F. whoee home in in [leopard
etreet. was running more the field. thie
morning. when he slipped and tell.
throwing hie'leit elbow out of joint.
endhreekingoneoithchonee. Sur-'
goon Oornelhoi the Fourth regiment.
dreeeed hie injuriee.
Captain R. I. itoee. oi Company 1".
ie oilloer oi the day. today. and Iden-
teueut Richard O’Gormen. of Company
D. in canine lieutenant oi the guard cl
thell'onrth regiment.
Some time lent night aeverai route in
Company I": etreet end attire Battery
were entered by eneek thievce. Por-
tion: of nniiornie. each an leggine.
could. bloueee. and cheer were mien.
There in no clue.
"Iajor Janice K. Groint. oi the Bri-
gade eteii. inepected the Fourth regi-
ment guard mount. thia morning. You
terdey. end again today. the Fourth
regiment“ ilniehed hut in guard
mounting.
Themenare nowgetting readytogo
ontonontpoet duty
Iiete Normal Ichool Examination
b. P. Willard. of Hartford. wgeet tho
Franklin etreet achooi. yeatordey. for
the pnrpcee of examining candldeiee
who wiehed to take the properatory er-
aniination to color the state Normul
echooluleo thorn who wiehod to late
the teachere’ eenminntlon. There were
raven epplicntionemiive to‘ outer tho
ritate Normal wheel and two to take the
teenhere‘ eraminetion Ira. it. W.
Howe. oi iionth Salem. ll. Y.. wee one
oi thorn who took the teachere' creatin-
ation. and title Emma Ninkereon and
Hire Berri: .iohneon. the State Hormel
t riniination.
Ieptiet Endeuvor Thine? lidc
The V. l'. 8.0 E. eitheflouih
Norwaik Beptiet ohnrehmlthlteiriendr.
nlnyed a trolley ride over the entire
ice at the Tramway motor. leer
night.
ynnuepeonle and all report an creep.
annuity good time. In ctcpa were
made. eereireehraeete were cured on
the cm. The ride wartime-enema
oneeeieiiy. 1'1"me made in.
limitii Iainetreetet'io'elnch. end the
party mechadhcuio about '9‘”.
hauler at Merrick.
Thwart-ammuni-
lee eeeeeietioe have numeral-r»
meniaicrihetrcteingictotehepieeeat
lire ltleid www.monw. the
mar leeletae e lien ale-e trot
eedpeeetoepereeoititeiemuele
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lent confinement. Theatric-
There were twccerlcadect
William Hymn. oi Pletteville avenue.
William Mullen. oi Winnipauk. who
wu in a thiraty mood. demanded the
bottle. and Bylend reineed to give it up.
He wee act upon by London and given a
eevere beating.
A complaint wee mode. and thin
morning Deputy Sher“! Lyon arrested
London at the Norwalk Fair Grounde.
He brought the prieoner to Norwaik
end pieced him in the lockup.
Theceee will be tried in the Town
Court. tomorrow morning at 9 o '.oiook
NEW mm
Two concerne Looking for Available
Sibel in South Norwelk.
Ir. Binmenthal. oi A. A; 8. Blumen-
thel. New York eiik mannincturerr. who
contemplate moving their orteneive
plant to South Norwelir. wee in town
again. yeeterday. in consultation with
flame. Woodward. Swartn. Golden end
Carroll, in regard to n rite for a factory.
Several available pieces of property were
inepected.
To- marrow. n committee representing
a hat manuiectnring concern of You
kerr. N. Y.. will come to South Norwnlk
to confer with a committee from the
Board of Trade. with the end in view ct
locating here.
Oiroue at notch Point.
The circne at Baton Point continent
to draw good ornwde at both pertur-
nieuoea.‘ alternoon end evening. The
trained doge and ponlee ere very clever.
Ir. Ienning, the one-legged horizontal
bu end aerial nrtiet, wine the opplauee
oi the audience by his graceful and der-
ing work. Toto Ducrow it certainly a
great clown. and never iaile to keep the
to dutch. The Orton Brotherr do a
great not upon the trepemn which they
have few cqnale. Little flyron Orton.
on the high wire end in hie manage act.
wine the appleuee oi the lediee and chil-
dren. They give a pericrmenoe every
utter-noon end evening. and every ono
who enjoya e good chow eliould attend
flany lemme: Vieitore Danced.
A eubecriptton dam. the moat enjoy-
able one oi the aerial.“ held at the Nero
welk Yacht club honor. Hickory Bluff.
inn. night. There war a large attend-
ance. Ieuy vieitcre ironi dili'erent perte
and liorwalk. Retreahuicnte wore corv-
iurnirlred munic.
”Whirled in: Ikiiil.
iotaeerlone injury to Ihi ekull.
Bridgeport.
W.m.....ww.w
Wedding Gertie hailed.
Wu
an Theredey. manner a.
itcrneoteed" in Feirlioid trance. The
wedding in ashtray quiet and inter
mete trleudr heviag been invited.
wwmumwfi
etruclr e hurritt Avenue Honor.
memento-mew.
horticulture“.
audience in a roarci laughter iromatert
oi the country. who are eummeriug in
and about hicrwaik. had the placenta of
taking part in one of thoee deuoea for
which the yacht club liee become turn-
one. A epocial cor wee wetting it il:l0
tor purple coming to Mill Norwnik
ed by Colby end Smith. Weidenlieirncr
Edwin E. Eherwood. of Camp atreet.
who wee injured in a runaway Incident.
neturdey. it reported undoing very well.
Dr. Wright. oi Bridgeport. eerietrsd by
lira. Higgin- end Tracey. at Norwalir.
write-med the operation of trephlning
Tim
operation vm eucoeuetni and the petlent
in now out at danger end quite mmiort-
ahle under the care of Dr. Higgina and
mm it. A. smith. Ii trainee none item
In endIrI. freak A. We have
ironed oerda tor the marriegeoitheir
denghter Belle to Weldn Clayton Briggn
at "The
ieei.ouly near reletiveeeud nicrt inn.
Lightning etrcch the maideuce of
heat 3. hitherto.“ It Derritt eve-
ear. leader eight. Ire. littere-
morivelewvereriicekdrree whichree
iII new recovering. linen-nee wee
Mutilation the removal of a in
m; it Jug We ‘1‘”
Millet ”rimmin-
tarded and no tar ac m enpplied
over the we. or the W are
concerned it it weird ‘el no dillionlty
is reticulated an a oi the prevent
eituation o! efleire in the mining
(lilttli u. A
The Coordinated inhendling e greet
quantity of fruit in“ now which ie
being chipped from Behave and other
poiute tooth to Providence. Boeton and
other citlee in the out? The company.
thiayenr. iswniiproperidtomnole this
clone of freight with can specially
couipped for the oi per
iehnblc good:
Nearly all the ”but“!!! ele being
run over the Shore Line division. and to
facilitate thin ciaee oi height the (ion-
eolidnted will tend exhum- over the
Shore Line divieion IBM”. '
TORNADO NBA. ertre'rnn.
Twenty Farina Nearly Ruined and
Several Pei-eon: lujurhd.
A tornado ewcpt ova the farming
diatrict oi Colebrook. a village live miles
north of Wlueted. Sunday night. end
twenty farms were nearly ruined. No-
body wee eerinueiy hurt. The damage
will reach ”5.060
A block cloud was noticed advancing
irom the eonthweet My before ii
o.'clcnk The iarmere took refuge in the
cellar-a or their humor.
The windoarried the lumen! an ice
houeeontheiarm oiGecrgeArInatrong
ioreovenrodeend hardly While
me. of ice which it had mm. Two
large burnt. one on the premiere oi Bor-
ace North. and the other on the inrni oi
Julian Smith. were blown down. Six.
Icon abode were demoiieiiod. Truce worn
broken oil', at the bane or uprooted. and
fruit hearing treee were stripped of their
burdene. The corn crop ire total leer.
=ll‘ive cinema broke over WW with-
in three houre iinndey afternoon. and
lightning atruck in eeveral placer. A
bolt etruck a tree in front of the Con-
gregational church. in Winoheeter
Centre. and barely minced Idler Iaud
Jeeeup. who wee etaiidiug in tho dour-
way oi her home. She in unable to
ieeveherhed. Ahall oiilnehit ateie-
phonepole in iroet oi the incidence oi
the Rev. George W. Rennington. in Cm
etreet. end chucked Ire. F. G. Schmidt
and her daughtere. Helen and Julia. oi
New York.
eocnenn GIST! A1310 A WATCH
The Outcome cilaligione Diii'erencce
in the Hunger-inn Quorum.
John Bengnee wee arreeted iaet night.
charged with elmiinc a watch. the pro-
perty oi .lolm Pedro. e theological etu-
nt iipringwood. Sunday. Jum- 27th. a
light took piano in the neighborhmd oi
Ely avenue. eriaiug over come religion»
Iliiiinuitiee. Mr. Pedro claimed to have
loet the ratchet that time. and that
Rangoon weII noon to pick it up.
one wee one oi thorn who wee arr-newt
end lined attire time for dielnrbinga
nicotingol' which ti r. i’odro had change
He wee bought More hie honor. Judge
unwary. thin morning. and pleaded not
aftercare. lieiug unable to more
ocudr. lie wee looked up to await trial.
all until i unlock.
and were reieeeed.
lteeirihrd Ilcycie fleet
ninth? d ieet I” Yum.
weeiyfillemeiembfiwhlet
L mmm~
dent in charge oi the Hungnrien Minion.
Bang- ‘
guilty tome theitoi the watch. Hie
care wee ctmtinned until it o‘clock thin
Daniel Vadue and Joeeph liven were
matted yeeterdey «term. charged
with etealing wood loan the property oi
itngenc I. Toilet. near itoweytou.ahont
twowaekaago. They were Mmghtinio
court. thie morning. and both plead-
ed not guilty. Their m were contlnw
licth tenured hat
The diamond Wei-I meeting which
letobiheleethcIiddei'ertmteeiv
icrd.ce'l'heredey.nedertheeeqiceeoi
the Wand-inc Field ciao. miner to
attract overview-Imminent“
have been received irate elithamuck
ridere in thin m. or windm-
in
addition toihecyeieremetherewiiihr
e teeetell end erichet would»
theOetholiotempai-anoe organization of
America. Begoee or a repreeentativo
of the (Jonnecticut State T. A. B.
eociety.oi which he in the preeideut
The convention will but three days. he-
ginniog tomorrow. and ccntinnee until
Friday. ’
In. A. 8. Hill. oi Camp etreot. lelt
town todny for New York. from whence
the will take on menu voyage to Port-
lnnd. Me. where the will join her line-
baud. end return the laet oi the week.
Ira. Bill will be accompanied by Mrs.
J. B. Sanford. oi Bethel.
Ira. Samuel Iaikin and daughter,
Illa Hnttic Ialkin. and Ira. Edward
Hormone. leit town today for a week'-
vieitatiioean Grove. They were ac-
companied neinr or New York by Mr.
Iorehonee.
Thomae F. Botling. clerk oi the
Uounty Court. Brooklyn. and brother oi
Shcriii Bolling. oi King‘e county.
Greater New York. called upon John 1“
morning.
Norivalk today for a trip up the Hudson.
ebont ten days. Moat oi the time will
be apent in Ponghkeepeie.
two—w“
lcit Norweik today for Norlield. Iran.
to Japan. .4“...
Howard (‘ Keeler. oi the job print
ing department of the Evening Sentinel.
N. Y.
spend in New Haven and Wedding
Penn. _.. m.._ M
Raymond Brothere are making eaten
weyton: aleotothe Bed Iili properly
.which they lately pnruhaeod.
vacation at Block leland.
home in ilnlliorIl.
turned halite.
vacation.
tow daye
letin tthiret Nationel batik 0! Nil
William Wen-ea. nt Wort atteel.
triniiy. or loin atrret. Iorwait.
he will need ewevt'e vocation
eweetwtfiiealeiiveeetemepo.
King. of the Twin City laundry. tbie
Mr. and Ira. George B. Quintet-d left
They took their wheels and will be gone
dIr.andIre. Joesph Searioeand Ir.
nndIre. William Bloomfield end eon.
oi Stamford. epent Sunday with Ir.
and Ira. n. 8. Richmond. Jr.. oi Noemi
llov. end Ire. Frederick 8. (‘nrtia
where they will remain until abort the
iireioi Auguet. when they will return
returned home laet night. after a week’e
vacation with relatives in Middletown.
Fred Conley. oi the South Norwalir
pildbtlflii'fl. will lcnvo town tonight for a
“(icon Ilnye‘ vocation. which ln- Will
eive npaire totho Charmer place. Rt-
Uaoer ii. Banke. general manager oi
Eolrnana' livery ctebiea. hae returned to
tile dutiee alter enjoying a two weeke‘
W. ii. l'ermeloc, at Bryant (t lienm'a
IiuIre.ietekiiigetwuivociiu' vacation. HI-
will spend moat oi the time at hie former
Alexander Greater. oi New Yorkifio
liar been rpondiug a tow daye with lI‘red
ii. Grumman. at School ctr-cot. her in.
Operator David E. Hnghoe. oi the
Wmern Union Telegraph oliico. it or-
peoled homewnight from a ten dnya'
Edward .lay ii. licynoldr. oi Iain
street. Norweik.“ vieiticg ii. ii. Jimv
moreon at Port (lbw-tor. N. Y. for a
Charter it Hoyt. cl drove etreet. tel-
welk. ie inking a two woeke' vacation.
tinder-t Dudley I... returned homo
from lill vwetion and can now he toned
at hie deck in Taylor A: (lollieu'e olden.
Alien Illere Warren. otwltew York. in
vialting her grattdpewnte. In and Ire.
in. and new». rm. oi New
Yorkmrueeeteoi’tiyhaua mum
Harry ii. Hemp. oi the llorwaik poetv
other. in la Tecnwevllle. I. Y.. where
mom will Afinveeyloeepe
mtlreyctlergeeereeeedermedler
w. Adeline Wheeler lire returner
”MMMwhuetehee
en.ii. Y.. in vieiting Ire. Homer 1‘.
Buoknam.
Mice Ellie Parka. of Norwalk. ie a
gueet cl Edward Parke and tamily.ol
Dancer!
Mira Mei Curtis. oi Wee! avenue. her
returned home from a vieit in Bridge-
Iiss Blanche Stevena. of Iain atreot.
has returned home from a viait in Wil-
ton.
Mre. William James. oi Enet avenue.
in ranking a visit in long Inland.
Mice Julie I. IcGiun but returned
home from u vieit in Port Cheater.
Rev. J. .l. Furlong hue returned from
a few day-I. visit in New York.
W. S Stnrtevnnt is in New York.
today. on business.
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DRY—GOOD! 8T0“ m
Colonel neuritic Aeeigne. Homing
Enoe B Lockwood ea Truetec.
Tho dry-gooda atone conducted for
about four yours by (3. W. Bondrio. in
Stiimiord, was cloned yeeterdny. The
proprietor alerted curly in the morning
for (loop Cooke and n notice of eeeigu-
ment was tiled in the Probate Court.
liner 8. Lockwood being propceed ae
truatee. A hearing upon the appoint-
ment' ' trnetee it announced ior next
I .‘
rte eohedulewilluotbeiiledincourt
imatew daye. B. Stanley Finch. cone
eeiior Lieutenant (‘olonci Hondrle. atat-
cd that the liabilities would he ooneider-
ebiy in excuse of the animte. but wee net
prepared to make a definite announce-
merit.
The bnaineee wae eetehliahed in the
Ayree building in Atlantic etreet. Stem-
tord. by Hendrie dz Goulden. Ir.
Goniden enbeequently withdrew.
The aeeignrnent caused no eurpriee in
the Stamiord huaineee community. there
having been rumor! of financial diiii-
cnltiee for aevorel montha pact.
‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL nwe.
A large limb. which wee etennk by
lightning in front of the Plett incidence
in Went avenue. ieli thie morning about
lflociook. and reeled acroee the trolley
wiree oi the Norwalk Street Railway
company. The repairing gang came
down and eawed the limb in order to
remove it. '
The oniiirnittee oi the South Norwalk
Union Sohooldieiriot will cooler with
Architect iirigga. oi Bridgeport. at the
oilioooi .l. H. Light. this alternmm. in
rugnrd to modifying the plane ior the
new whool-honec. 'i‘iie bide were open-
ed yeeterday. “A...”
no Anguet let there were Milli ineene
pereoua coulined in the Oonneciiont
Hoepital tor the New at Iiddle-
town. tour more than on July let.
There were twenty-two admitted dur-
ing .luly'. cit died. and twelve worn
diacharged.
A dog light mourn-r! thiII morning. in
North Iain IItreet. between John
0‘iiern‘e and Richard Fitngcreid'e done
They were eepereted alter li‘liegereld'e
dog had ccneidcrehly the heel of they
edeir.
The Sunday achcci echcleIe MW
with the Swingwood chapel. aixmt
thirty in number. will picnic on the
ohnrnhgmnuda.mmnmnv They will
he to churn oi the tinnday ecleiai leech
err.
There are about fliirtythree inland!
over Memor- at the county Jail in he
tried at the depteniher term at the
Summit invert. lion» «It the imam
cianygreetintportenee.
The Went llnrwaihe end Mantle
pieyed bail in Welt lice-welt. rector-day
alternate 'i'hogarne mulled leerim
toryiorthe Wort ilerwelt teem. the
more being ill to ll.
tinned Ith'i'. ii. Noble are inovo
legintcthenewperemege. the harem
centrepiece A..-“
“illicit. 3m lucrtcelyiii
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