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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 23, 1898 · page 1

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.Ssportssslo'hsnitwtli
movements.

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salt from Cadiz, reports that

 
 

 

 
 

loading stores and munitions 0 war.
‘ captain Strong is convinced that at

”who noise-luau.
I the time he was in Cadis, the :panish

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e Davidli. Lane. a machinist residing ~
-' st 81 Harbor avenuJ. Norwalii. com- “e“ ‘° attach Ammo” ”a“ “9' n
, . . the North Atlantic, preferably. .
milled suicide about 2 o’clock this af- He .3" the Spanish’populace a, bit-
ternoon. by shooting himself in the teriy inflamed against Engli
head with a revolver.

 
 

abroad at night.

3'" 1““ was formerly employ ”d at Gibraltar. May hit—ml unc- firmed '

'50 NONE“ 17°” WWI": but 0“ ”' rumor is in circulation here i at the

Ill 0! tallies 8188th Md been 0“! Spanish squadron at Codie is : n . to

 

jwork for some time. He ate dinner pa" for Cuban waters .
usual. and then retired to another A Spanish battery of artillery rrived
‘portiou of the house. this afternoon at San ROIIIIO,‘ saven
His wife was doing the housework. miles north of Gibraltar and h it been
.whea she was startled by the report of placed in position.

 

I. pistol; She rushed Into the room London. May ail-The Madrid corres- .

from whence the sound came to find pondcnt of the Daily Mail say:

her husband lying on the door bathed "The government waits for results

'in blood. from Admiral Cervera before iceiding

Medical assistance was summoned. as to the orders for the second .uadron
but Mr. Lane expired almost lmmedi- . —*—————-—-"1— i
donors man no .

ately. Medical Examiner Burke has
. Mr. Laue leaves a wife and one son. MWMVMM Con

 

been summoned.
a well-known hatter employed in South
woman £1“;sz lives at his parents' Commissionsfrosn the‘Prssi t.
' (By Annotated Press.)
"Zr. Lane was about seventy years of Washington. May 23-Two rm.“-
5 tatives in Congress. Messrs. bins.
'mcogngxun W of Pennsylvania, and “rolls . jd. of
---- llouislunn. were given nlllhorlt today
“Mam Csnusnniseof l'psn to go to the front in the Cubs invas-
um in a” my. [um ion. Edward Everett Robina c lied on
(3, Associated Press.) the president today and was w th him

Million. May 23—1‘he St. James Ga-

 
 

 

"in the foreign market several iead~ Pennsylvania.

 

sion advance news of the forthcom- glued wgmm ucxjnley M Rob-

Ins announcement of a Franco-Enact“ bills represents me Twenty firs Penn-

alliance, hence “'0 I'M "1 Spanish sylvania district and was run r and

1“ usrtcrmastcr of the Sc d
“in connection with the above. it is 2mm militia "9 summit yl.

currently reported that “I0 resent the militia. and when four regi cuts at .
speeches of the marquis of Salisbury his old brigade were ordered t more
and Joseph Chamberlain did not refer forward for the invasion of (7. bit. he

to West Africa. but to is impending dot “a; to '"h then
alliance. usihst which tar. Chamber. va‘mpmumfl' of the Third 1.0.“,

Isins allusion to an Anglo-American tuna district. announced his i 0mm

Il'iancfi Va. Intent!” II H counter- of en‘eflu“ ”it" army h'n' “0 nd ‘0.

blast" (in the rent lent authorised im to
The strength of silver is attributed “a,” a cgmpa‘ny or lMlisIsusl munes

'0 "'9 prospective “WNW WWW" arclt innu-dlatel l tb (‘lbsu
to 'replss-e the withdrawals from the misfit fzrcw( 11,312,: m min...“

bank of Spain amounting to l35.iitl0.- while may. will be patrol! “ um

 

 

““0 peseias since Apr" 135 House. Mr. Robbins rcprciien Illg a
heavy Republican district a ti Mr.
IAN”! I'I vmrons liroussard a strong Democrat - dia-
- .s _. tr i't.
Humbled Hourly a ~M. but ”m—
Iany w... “M. Ma. 'A‘III m OIICIAIM 0A.

(iiy Associated Press.)

Fort Griswold. (iroton. May 23-- i-‘ul-
Iy Loco visitors took advantage of ”W
title weather yesterday to spend it part . .
of tile day with Battery ii. heavy urtll- Chattanooga. ”M" ”W 234 "“3"
iory. Only those with llama worc ilii- iorcc of loop begun work this at lrnilig
31‘3“” iéiiwt‘lilnifl“ 'Ela‘i'"'.""“.”‘li' "" "“‘ "‘"i’ ""°" "°'" “"""‘

~ . illiii i , ‘ , .‘
iimllblli returned from Ilrltigr lorl illui ‘mk Which Vi" Willi]! tho Lilli
u‘.hL The 1""ng “any, In” hi‘ililil. Wilir‘l'. All "Hunt“. “lain“ till
only one man being on the I...“ list. are now til working drder and ty l’ri-
and his complaint is trivial. A port of “tilt 0‘ "Ill WW“ "0"? "limit
the duties of the battery is to cloud uIgnnlictl with water from the
the house on the shore of New London “"V". Vi" it” "WWW“W“ ““"m'i‘w’ 0“
harbor. about two miles from ”W i'll'l. “ viii“ ""9 WWI will‘brlng “ "‘i'
where the mines in the harbor lift «on-- “WNW WW" from ”WM“ ll"
trolled. A guard of six loop is on m",- to the union. The wells arc u
I..." my “my “my“ 11... “WWW..." llishliig plenty of water. but ls l four»
of the battery is lino. The llctlill it». Hi that scum- oi them will slw o t dur-
not been sent to Stoulngioil vol. “no lost this scanner and tho olllcills are

no little has been set for its dcpurlurc NIH“! "0 I‘iiluli‘fl-
ilcucral ilm'kcnr c and Mill t‘liil~

“I'm". m m.' “III. "Wil‘ worlt 0' H'Wli‘iitin.
“0 m M”, .0. ”I.

An Immense Inglis. and Pa
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mibwbm- opinions-instance have

Ill! Associated Ml Oath of h“
New \‘orll. Ill! ill-TM ltlliioat V. ‘M N .
liiv Associated i‘rosul
I. litsulwiu sank is the North rim ,
mm at tho whip. tit .r u“... up... 1"... \ioslilnstoll. May iiil~~Tho luui icrlull
of Worst ‘I'ulltil lirs'iti. 'i‘wu moo Wi‘ll ilsilrca icivoivcil lit the war dopa tliloili
on the out at tho liror. and solo i to allow that up to this tune iiiil.i vol~
mii‘rui‘:h “W M "“1“- "in?“ "W" uuiu-vs have illittlit the oath of illicit
' " ‘ nest. m" ”mm" 'M‘ i-llill' iu soppm'l lbs l'ultoil titans gov-

[6:33. 'g‘b'flm" $33.1."u'iiriihiiiiii ciliiiiriii. tirtiers to the iolio'ill H‘I'

il tilt Mi“ "I'M“ troll “W," inn-tilts in more to the from wort IiVoii
The iioodwlll was owned b It. .l. ““4!" ' ‘ .
mm“. .m m m, M, ”J“ m, birly- 4N“. alarmist «in... tilla-

 

 

 

 

llo ulna. immunities. to tlhictl s.
was valued at .ldwiitlti and was insured www.mpm (Mam. J‘ it. til ‘
“Hill”! “I n
It. I“ m blooms Kashmir.“ t tinsel it i. oili-
momma-snowman mi" “i'-m""'""' “' ”W”
was Itasca- one
ry It. binds . Whiiiili. to but
“.0 Veal. Alger. Vlialals. sin I.
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aptaln
. which
arrived here yesterday with a ergo of 4
hen he ‘

. left Cadiz a fortnight ago; the :.reatest
iii" iii Wiix Aiiii ”RWNBENI activity prevailed in the aural arsenal
there. The two Hamburg-Aeneas
4‘ liners. Columbia and Norman a. pur-
I.“ M W “t “I. '0" chased to be used as auxiliary ruisers

"I; m m“ sills: and now named the lispido an Patrla,
" but I R were being rapidly armored. nd the

g. Nahum him ‘0 I warships refitting in the her were

 

 

government fully intended to : d this

 

and ~
Americans and many dare not suture

The Cubans are fighting their way to
the coast. where they will Join with our
forces of invasion.

Three hundred Cubans engagid a
squad of Spanish cavalry on Thursday.
seventeen miles west of Mntnnzas.
battle was fiercely waged In sight of
the ships on the blockade station.

The firing continued after dark. and
Friday‘ morning the Spanish cavalry.
which had been reinforced during the
night by a battalion of infantry. ware
seen retreating along the coast ill the
dir ctiou of iiovanu.

The Cubans are pushing rapidly to
the coast to join with ollr

Get

but a few minutes before be yo i over

to the aecretnr of war for his asst n-
sctte this afternoon. in its financial arr ment. lie born" with him a wri ten gr-

ticie. says: drr to’appoint lion. ill. E. itob ins.‘ oi

captain and a brand

“I! ‘1 era we"! said to M in 90.1% unurlermastcr United States vol ulcers. PAY I'OI. ‘mu .0me

An Adequate mount of cash will be
Man Along.

(By Associated Press.)
Washington. Ilsy all-Monday morn-
tineat witnessedunr
a revival or tile cédioiliu actlvliy which
has characterised the military branch
of the government for two months past.

Sunday was a resting day for many
of the officials in name only. for they
took advantage of the absence of visi-
tors to catch up with the vast amount
of routine work which. in many trams.
bail to be temporarily pliant-d asidc for
more important matters during the
Iiuring this morning
there was an oniliisis nllluhei of rollers
.lt Seiwtury Alger s. Assistant Soire-
lacy Moiitaiiohn' s and tionorsl Corbiu' u
olllios. made up largely oi Senators and

Iioprescutntlvm sud upplbalits for up—
polntincnts in the volunteer branch of

Jug at the war

 
 
 
 

l'liylnllslor (loilcral Stanton bus ac~
lucicd till olibiul corps of puyinuslcra
fertility with the i’hiiimiilli‘ ospiulitlou.
'i‘th‘o of those oilicitllli will go to Mliil'
They are well tried officers who
have been in tho aorvbo for a
time. Their names urc Major 0 barb-s
Moi‘illro. who hi to bc chicf unylnusti-r.
' and Mantra Charles
Minnesota. in soil of Illabop w
and t‘bnilos iii islibourui.
amount oi cash to pay the soldiers for
lllric months will bo tulioli..lo be made
up culiroiy of iiiiili and sillcl.
iillllii oi California. lociucil
I‘Hfliiltill'ti. has oilorcd to tho sororit-
lnrul lo IN'lllllli‘ ilii iiililliiitli union at
tho city oi Manila. but inasmu- it on his
tillu is not yet iii oilr lalsunltuitlli nothing
has boon donc ill the maticr.
Illulitioll of sonic rolloblc llnllnciul coir
ccrll Iiii tho fiscal uncut of tile llitlud
theirs in tho i'bllippluos no doubt will
ho mails-sol this bi iiuuub d as llliooitllo
ly vascullul to avoid thc or In I trailsicl
of large amounts of c tall by ii to govern-

lininbiludy has Iiiflfltlii‘ii that the gov-
oruluout purchase a largo tiliislsauiout
of Mexican sliver iiollsls. two of which
can to lioughi by one "Ilili‘li iliuico
dollar. and that tho trou
be paid in liaise ouilts.
dollar will purchase considerable more
in iisuiia than the American min or
similar normalisation. and
soldiers for the liars lioiug would ro—
agvootor assault of continuum
lieu than it paid is illiitcd liisitili stlu
‘i‘ito usvmnleui. however. is not
disptnsd is pay the loss to doom-laid.
cuts. far when they return the llslsss
rs what “it have illulti solid
wand its of has value by lutlf the a
similar number at ”America; a liver

Mini“.
is Wham; “Mk“:
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slats ass "annually receiving durius

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GONN. MONDAY. MAY 23 1898

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Pushing Rapidly to the Coast west of Mat.
. alizas to‘ Make. an Opening for}
the Landing of: Troops.

FIERCE BATTLE WAGED
WITH SPANISH :CAVALRY

in Sight of the Ships of the Blockadiog Station-Reinforced During
the Night by infantry. which were Seen Retreatiilg the Following

~ Morning in the Direction of Havana—Tile Spanish Fleet is Dr-
iieveti to be Dangerously Near a Cool Famine.

New York. May 23-A Key West

 

 

little or no light on the
home may occur. it is

ounolitlcu of iil’iliuii cool

Spanish l'illlllillilltiiil‘ is
hour it cool iaiiiiiil‘.

ills chances ii

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Washington. May lid—Tho navy do-
partm'ont has sctticd down to quietly
wait for definite results in the naval

programme In Wont indian waters. Ev-
ery inquiry is directed toward the lo‘
cation of the respective squadrons, and
the chances of an early conflict.
the. sum total of official 1

bcst acqtlnintcd with the situation that
the (Incisive light may occur within the
next few hours. or may not occur for
several days. lalssibly W019i“.
some time the authorities believe that
lilo chances are greatly litiill'ill‘li oi Atl-
riiirnl Contents prolonging his elusive
plan for any considerable time.
arc several sons for this. but the
main one is izii the Spanish
have made lanolin on their coal sup.
ply. The run .oross from Capo
Verde natal up the greater part if not.
all their supply. Since then stops have
been made at Martinique. Curacao and
Spatial". but at no one of those places
has it been possible to tnilo on more
than enough cool for temporary users.
At Martinique the French decree. of
neutrality preh-utod the Spanish ships
from getting lilol'n than ouoiigh coal to
them to the best part which
woudbs to toe ions at most
(‘urucao the anoint of coal securcd did
not (wooed ii;\~‘li hundred tones
short. naval. oillcials bcllcvc tho Spun-
iilli ltiimirlll is now iiiaiiic tho i'lil'ri-
luau son who his original otoclt of
coal used up. With scant additions al‘
ready cshaurlod. and with no li-‘poia
in sight for it colliplolo m-imling.1‘llls.
In naval Iiiii'i‘lili'i‘. would still-yo
ships bcforo lung. The only rclirf pos-
sible for lbh: illillgvrous i-oiulilton hi it
juncture with coliicra from the other
attic. A giant colllor currlcu from i.-
(bill to Loon iouu of cool. and two or
"mm or tilt-2n could l-oillplcioly rot-no].
Wliclhoi' tho Flitunish wll succeed In lic-
complishlllg this is still in doubt. and
ii hi it doubt on which large rmillls do-
pcnd. 'i‘hcrc buvc iii-cu unofficial rc-
ports stating that British colilcru
Misiilit‘tl oil Mdl‘lilliiliil'. and llillli o
\‘olosilclun toast. and reports
idlliiiilll llliyc lxliiii'ti tlilil Spain took tlio
pl‘t‘l'tttllitl‘li of buying iilili shipping lurin-

declaration of war. lilil more has bowl
on oiilciill cmlill‘iillilioll that liliw col-
uors llnulo it jlilii'llli't' with Admiral
l‘crwru‘s Iii-ct and tho naval authori-
- tics uri- inclined to the bollid that the

if this condition Misti: or is “holy in
uriuo ill lhr null illitiri. .tilliiiriti t‘cr~
\clu‘s [stallion will ln- crilicul.
though ho d .... not Illi'i‘l lilo Aiuoriruli
ships. lic will be much in ”IV
on of t‘uinuimiuro licwry liilcr brim:
Will‘lillii own) Hum llo: lg lx'ilbi: iillli In
into his sow iflli lilluik on Manila
i‘tio itpnliisli tiiiillildi will bc iii tho t‘oi
ibbcuii son. but no will bc uuubb- to
act out of it. Not icon lililll Loon limit
of coal would to i‘i'i|l|il'i‘li to tulic ililil
solely bitch to tillliltl'ur to iili‘ t‘ulw
\‘i-rilc '“iiiilli‘. ,.\ promiuoni iillvololll
t'illl wild totlltc that naval uti'iititty mil
stall-d itiuliily Io lulowiuu just the Hill»
iiiiiilii of llic olicliiy‘s ilool.
r‘clbiotl iillii llo- condition oi‘ lhc l'udi
supply on tho letlilsb ships is lookout
upon its idiot. but only in iill‘i‘liliilillwr
Ills any hurl-salvo itll'iit'l Ailmirni l'cr
vcru may adopt. but also in dist-bulbs
run-oping from this side
of the water. now that ho hm lot iiorc

thil'i' TWII llllll‘ii AiillilT‘lmil.
The item. idol liar The governor of
it'll Woo indies. has suit
cable despslcb to tho foreign bloc
heroes saying that only two of Admiral
“m, in lusuworo “without“? at
of room it i-
iii sills rel. and he odds on they

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British sisaslsr Arssaslshor
Moos Ir order

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. Alleged that a lpanish Cruiser Tried

. to Cripple the Heath.

‘ (Copyright 1898, by Associated Press.)

St. Thomas, Danish ' West Indies,
May 23~The British steamer Aldbo-
rough. Captain Farrant, which arrived
at Porto Rico on May ii from Scotland.

reached this report from San Juan do
Porto Rico yesterday morning. She re-
ports that an American cruiser captur-
ed a Spanish burk six miles north of
San Juan on Saturday morning last.
The capture of the vessel was observ-
ed from Snn'Junn. The prize was tow-
ed north.

Tho Spanish cruiser Isabel 11.. while
at San Juan do Porto Rico. fired on the
British steamer Roath. on April 22.
which arrived at i'orto Rico after the
bombardment. it is alleged that the
Spanish ship fired on the Roath which
was 'loaded with coal. with the inten-
tion of crippling her and thereby pre-
venting hcr departure. The officers of
the isabcl 11.. however. claim the fir-
ing was an accident.

soars or newness.

Bill for n Gradual Increase in the

Number ofOillcars.
(By Aasocintcd Press.)
yasllington, May 23«—At the opcuing
of today's session of the Senate. a porn-
inntion was received from Secretary of

War Alger. together with a draft of a.

bill providing for a gradual increase In
tho number of officers of the corps of
engineers. The bill provides that the
corps of engineers of the army shall
hero-after consist of one chief of engin-
eers. with a rank of brigadicr general.
seven colonels, fourteen lieutenant col-
oncls. twenty-eight majors liliriy— livc
inptains. thirty first lieutenants twolvo
ill-tom] lit tits limits and the battalion of
ciiginccrs. All promotions shall be
made by seniority. 'i‘llo. communica-
tion and hills wcrc referred lo the mil-
ltsry affairs committee.

nus-n 01 MAI!

 

The Famous Author of "Loafing

Backward" Passes Away.
(iiy Associated Press.)

Springfield. Mass. May 23w-Etlword
Bellamy. author and humanitarian.
died yesterday at his home in (‘hIi-opec
Falls. In the litllh year of his ago. Mr.
ilciiamy has been in feeble health over
since he. finished his "Equallty" somc
eight months ago. indeed. long inforc
It was done ho had the most significant
warnings that his“ vital clicrglea were
being undermined. although it was not
till August that his physicians doiinilc-
ly told hint that our of his lungs was
pilot-toil. .\i the cortical ambitions of
his physicians and family to try liis-
cifct-t of lite i‘olorudo i-limntc. curly In
September last he removed with his
family to ilcuvcr. (‘.oI., Wiii‘l't‘ be was
wolconlcil by a host of friends. He rc-
cclvcii. llilwcvcr. lilllc or no bcnolll
froln the chaotic and since January lulu
bocll rapidly falling. Whoa ho l‘i't‘ilif-
nilotl that rccovcry was lmpnsaiblc hr
became very anxious to got back 'o
his old honlcatead at Phil-open Valid.
Mllliii.. whore be was born and where
be bad Iivod his cutirc life. His broth.
one went to lionvur to help him rouiiso
his wish. and on April 26. just a month
ago. brought him buck. very wcuk lull
vcry pcacofui. to his old homo.

HOW ”A“ PM!

Ancient Order of Iibsrnians Occupy-
ing Waterbury Today.
tliy Associated I'I'cslil

\i‘llicl‘linry. May '13 -Hllliillcll il'iitii
citizens of i‘ollnci-tlcoi. constitution
tlcliuutiolis from cvcl'y brunt-b of the
stills: of tho Alivicill ill‘iiti’ iii iiillopul-
nus. ili'i‘ iwcilpyiilu Wutcrbury tmliu.
with it iuonstor Hillii' plirlulc. which
constitutes the prclutlc to tho strand
t't'llil'llililii hull of louiubl and the ilit'il'
ului convention of tho ill‘lil‘l‘ iiiiliiill'llv‘v'.

The day to vow of grout tilts-root ttl
irlsbulcu. in iiitli ll i‘liiiiillt'liilil‘iilt'sl and
rclibi'lilca ibc mic hundredth uuotvcr-
lliil'_\' iii iiii‘ irlsli i't‘isi'iiillli til i'i'tlil. Illu-
iii‘l‘iliilllii iii‘liVI'ii lllroiiull li’tr nutrition
and til I o‘clock u iliouulcr purodc only.
Hi from tho art-vii in ii ilrlsslllut riilu.
Ill lino Ulii'ii fully hood luau. roprossiw
lug divisions to catch of tho right l‘iililir
lire ill llic stoic. Wllucloiiitit lbc pi"
i‘utll' wcrr vioti lliiillilt'lil of Wolorblio
ions who were unmounted by iii lcuu
{Lotto visitors. A dosoii builds and lliv
Icon ilriilil corps furnished lnustc. and
side by side is ouch division the liar
of arson and the slots and stripes wore
turricd. Tho Iiilliillo was reviewed front
a stand in front oi the l‘burch of tho
immaculate i‘ouioptiou by Mario liar
low. all of the city. town and school
oitb-lois. and tho Invited attests of the
day. After the parade tho divisiom
wot-o “unrated soil marched to various
hulls. where luncheon was served. Tin-
luvtird attests wore transacted in m.
i‘atrioll‘ii "all.

later there will ho smiling on the
mo. weather nrrlniiilua. and to s
can hall is cuss the weather is us-
ulsssssl. A sraud ball will be iii-bl

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has Francisco lisy flu-first real

cool California loom. amount
for alisllt

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tag for missile" sas ”got is advised.

Companies C, F and K Leave for
liaise and New Hampshire.

OTHERS WILL GU ELSEWHERE.

Two Companies to Plum Island and
One to Gail Island-Nothing is
Known as to the Distribution
of the Other Troops at
Niantic. .

(By Associated Press.)

Crimp ancn. United States Army
Post, ‘Niantlc, May 23—The soldiers at
this post shook themselves out this
morning in a dazed sort of. way after a
night fliil oi bewilderment at the news
received as to the disposition of a por-
tion of the Connecticut contingent of
troops. in Colonel Burdett's mail this
morning were the official orders which
dctniltd six companies of the. First reg-
iment to stations indicated in the dos-
pntclics of The Associated Press last

night. as follows: Two companies to
Plum island; one company to Gull ls-
llind: two companies to Fort Prehie.
near l’or.tland Me... one company to
Fort Constitution near Portsmouth.
N. ii. The official information contain-
ed the additional information that the
traveling details would be allowed ten
days' rations and eiglh days' garrison
rations.

Tito ipiartermnstcr's department was
iiunlcdiatoly act. to work and the force
was busy all the forenmr. The officers
of Uolupanleo K, i“ and C were instru'c‘
led to have their commands ready at It
o‘clock to board a sprint train of live
coaches and anc baggage car. 'l'bi-ec
companion will proccoll to I’ Viilt'lli‘t’.
to ilosloll. i’lllli thrill-c lo Po “null"!
and to Portland. wllci- they will ili' aili-
tinned at For! i’rcbic and Fort Con-
sliiutioii.

(‘olnpnnlcu ii. i. and Id will leave for
lull Isianil and Hum Island tomorrow
morning in boom from t‘rcscont limit-h.

The camp discussed the change In the
situation until long after midnight.
The members of the companies which
have been ordered away wri-c pleased
all the prospcct of new sconce. while
those destined to fllrlllcr duty at
this post were ('ililill'ilini‘ii and disap-
pointed. (intone! iiurtlctt feels very
badly at. the spill in his command. bill
expresses the hope that later the reg-
illlclit might bc rc-ilniled.

i‘olnpailii-a t'. l and K hallo farewell
to t‘alup liiivcn this aitcrnooil and
promptly lit 12:40. the fillf‘l'iili train pro-
vblcd for these organisations rolled
from Nlnntic altilitili on thc long iour~
boy to Maine and New liaillpslilro. 'l‘bc
il'llill was ilolnyctl by the i‘ll‘li)’ arrival
of ”iv i-oinpnuica' lulggugc.

l‘onipztny l‘. of itociivliic. was tho
first oi the llirco companies to Icavc.
i‘onlpully I" was post and K the hint.
'I‘bo lilo-o ili'idillliitlliltlnii left scporntcly
uild were givon till ovation us they left
the comp ground.

M iii" autos tho Yule batlcry lined
up and gave tiic turn the Yale cheer.
t‘oiuimoy K was reverted to the station
by iiil' buglvrs and drummers.

.-\t lllc station the Ninnlic villllgcrs
illillliii'l'ti iii grout numbers and Iiill‘
pluycd i'l‘t‘ili cutlluuiissln. All lilo dc—
lulriiilu silitiil'l'n boarded the train. lilo
crowd cbccrcd wildly. A few Niunlic
illliil‘niil prmontcd the soldiers with
flowers and two Nililitic maidens in
their colliusiilslo favored two good
basking aliiilit-l'll with klliaoii.

'i'llc titliiiii'lii of lilo lill'cc tflflllmllillii

w-m :lppaioliiiy In lino splrl is and ill-
duliliii in bloating and icsliilu. All the
train Icil lilo crowd ycllcii illicit illlurso:
ilic iniiioo wilvul liloir lliillilllcrolllofs.
bud the lit-Iii liillait'iltillt gavc lilo boys is
rousing send oil.

The camp tin-o rosiilllctl its routine
and at l o'clock iiiilltors wcro progress-
ing as if liotilillu iiliii llllppvilcd.

it is unolllcblily reported that l‘olo—
llcl Ilurdclt ililli i'ci-civial u iliili that ho.
his staff and lio- volllalutilg tour coal-
liliilcs of liii' r‘il'st rcgiiiioiit. will ho
control on Visitor's Island.

This vt-pori liiuis considerable t'ro-
illllico oblong lilo tlliilwrs.

With the ilcpuriulo of the "Will in-
inlllly coin Militlil for iluli island and
Will“ Iain-u. ioliimrou. ihi‘ icnlu abun-
doucii by the air lruuslcrrod oruulilsn-
lions will ho lcvclll-il and sioi-cd. This
Will leave but two streets of tools on
oltlwr side of the «floors' touts.

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t'AVAlJli‘ li'l‘Ali'i‘ i‘llii ViiliilNlA.
iii Assiliduloll i‘rosoJ

Now l’ilri'i. Mill Hill Now \‘llril‘o coll
“agent of cavalry. coin total of Troops
A and i‘. started for It‘ll is Church. Vil-.
“I'll tailor. the Iliili were to iiac
shilli- and snag sud abound is. ill"!
islsrded tits trains which were to bear
thrill southward. The start was wit.
unused by three or tour bumlml por-

 

ssus. many of whom wsrc billion.

Milli Will Clo. iltiii.
Ill! Mutated Press)
Chi "*ilsilobas. the two-
sold to it lemons»

Mg... Thailand has lloou
M Earl! in More“. of tiers-si- ll. Wll~
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PAYHW 0F VOLUNTEERS.

Muslims N's: “write items
the rate bill providing
payment volull ears from
their llfli malt ”ass allth landmine
Hm I '

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union in up

 
 

 
 

WANTED—«German,
fan. to make tillage
fui.
care of horses. :-
86 East avenue, East 7

WANTED- -lminedletili . <
girls for general hon ' 3,.

and three waitresses; also
or severe competent m
Harvey' is, Sentinel 0M
floor) Washington aim
8a. m. tiiitiz30p. in.“
Saturdays till 10 p. in.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

TO RENTmiiouae
Ward streets. mild
ams, 26 North avenlig.

7‘0 LET—House seven‘;
iiowayton station. Wu]
Ladrigan ,

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

FOR REN’i‘-—-Fllrnished.
or double; central l’ocat‘
conveniences. om

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

T0 LET—Four rooms to .
ily. Apply at 17 WW ‘
South Nor-walk.

T0 LET—Five or six p .
newly painted; also -
Terms reasonable. Apply
Hilsdon, ii Elizabeth street.

T0 l.ET~—Sis rooms. Ill-id
suitable for offices. ”Wk
rooms. with improvm
Arch street; house. I -
street. rent. 37 EA.

T0 LET—ii rooms "3 .
Trinity Place; 8 mo I III“
14 Franklin street. W. H.
West street.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'I'O LET-Jaw" apartments
shall street. Water and
mwtiona. i'ossoaaiou‘at once.
did '1‘. Hatch.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

T0 LET—Second door over .1.
‘ ton's office. 6 rooms. rut
quire oillce Old Well OW. ,
83 Washington street. ‘

T0 LET—Six room lower M
chard' street. Bath roan. ” '
range and better. Two “M
from West avenue tramp. ,
model-ale rent to small
quire at No. I Orchard

T0 LETvr'urnishad room H
1!! Iain stress. N
on improvements wit-
ll"lulre on mares
Rogers' store. 1! III! I“

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'ro Lair—rho second and s
of the Quinlan!
and Knight streets. _
able for otilcas. lotus m< ‘
manufacturing. Ilsa:
lnouirs of l‘. H. .
street. Norwalh, or I. I...”
ll Washington quest.
walk.

To LET-diam earner
and Ann streets. 'I anon,
inquire at “W m

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mill Hill. b‘ i' iiiiiAPw-TWIQ ‘
Apply at Mahachsma HM

Foil SALE- Cheap—VII.
“NV. 1 acts of land
furnace. hot and chill
shop. hcnnery. “littlest. "‘
to tile door. first
iiiiiiili. Address.
nun. Norwaiii. Conn.

FOR SALE CH am
silver Ida a postal. M
bicycles in and Inuit
Kory Cyclal‘a
or Dog curl. user awe
itlohnidsoll.w West
Norwalk.

i'lllt Mills-«insulted
”1 and up. ilosth .
ware cool a .

moccasins

Ntl’i‘lt‘ill 'i‘ll Milliflliilli
oiluic rclallvo lo protociil.
"in sun and stills on w
enforced lion-lifter.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mil. llAiliii' .l Iiiiil in
floral t‘oiisurrlttury. I
of liuilulsol. i'srlsl.
llouiit Norwaik ii‘it'ill *
church. announces ihatla
Hi to 1m lesson 3 fig
organ. 1a mill-0y

bills the
mitotic slay Wham”!

svoutw. lisuthlisrwalh.

HAVI rolls rim . '
locum. Ilene M“
repairer nsrs' .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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