“ in not now
treat a‘ ‘frele‘etSteaferl
smittenlepjefem ef theliit
- ”mine-airmai-
hug.
Apeewlleraeeideahtheoateo-eaf
eeeefnaayaobterfugeeueedbyiai-
peeaaioeepeepietogetafreerldeon
arellroatltreia II reported by "I.
”mum
When the 0:8. "Gilt edged" unrel-
writ. W. pared the silent
. tower [near the elevator Brian-M.
‘ that unit. Operator Joeepli German. In
the behht light of thev electric lanip
near by. Ioolting fro- lde window in
the tower. new a men lying on the
roof of the hotel car of the train.
Thecarweatheeeeoadfrointheens
line and had the moat doobledeched
roof. Another man wee aeen mom
on the" blind platform of the baggage
coach, neat to~the tender of the en-
'. II“,
An there wee no doubt that both men
troupe. Operator German lin-
‘lnetilately'wired ahead of in. situation.
The train doe- not atop until it mite
into the Grand Central depot.
0rd wee neat to, the train deepatch-
er there and he Immediately wired to
Stamford. which nation the train patie-
ee at the rate of a mile a minute. to
"throw red againet her." Aleo to have
the men on the train arreeted.
When the train had been atopped at
Stamford only one man was to be
found and that wee the fellow lying on
the roof of the car. A policeman who
had been summoned. climbed up on the
car to armed the tramp. ’l‘ralnmen
held laiiterne and to the eurpriee of
all. the man lay in a pool of blood
about hie head and wee unconscious.
After much effort the injured men
wna taken down from the roof of the
Hit" and carried into the baggage room
at the depot. The top of hie head epv
peered to'lie terribly era-bed and torn.
lie wan later removed In a team to the
titanium! hoepltat. where it wae arid
that he had received a fractured skull
and would not live.
(it coiiree the men'a iniurlea were. re-
celvod by lile head coating in contact
with an overhead bridge. but luiu
' where is a myetery. It is lituieved that
the two men boarded the train at
liriiueport. na Operator (tortuiin iii
pretty aura he saw the iuan on top of
the car move when the tell-tale rupee
swept over him at the elevator runway.
The loweet overhead bridge betwren
lirldiieport and New Yorlt ie at Park
avenue. to the former city. and it may
have been there that the man waa in-
lured. The upper deck roof of the cur
iii only four feet wide and it Heeliiii
that the injured man. nation-clout an
be watt. did not roll ob.
‘l‘tie eapmea wua held at titainforii
for over ten intuition. 'i‘he deptu po-
liceman wanted liiii breath in yelliiiu to
the man on the top at the car: "I say.
mine down out of that. now."
What tot-ante of the other lraaip iii
not known. If he etald on the trout
platform of the luggage car. right lic-
blnd the tender. he not the biggeet
iihower bath of hie life when the en-
lae mauwd up water on the run an it
in. itiruvrh Ilnwarton. The over-
iiow thrown galioiui to water over tin-
piaiforni and may he the lonely inn
runner aol walled til.
iliaiufovtl. .liine iiw-‘l‘be italiuowu
titan talieii front iho top of a banana
car attached to the New York tllllf'tittit
til til Will“ that night died at the hole
pital tide morning. in the inau‘u
clottiee wan a Ieiterleee envelope ad-
dmutl: "lien llmhh. lion ll. lieu!
iiaveu. i‘oiiii.“ lie had alert a iiclict
callina air tannin-om on the
grim-Wiley Vorh intranet loan--
it.
w 77,
Whhehhnleh'erehlpe l‘tyv
mania-mm.
tltr moon l‘reial
K.’ W“. dill. .I "It“ “- I-Mi’dfi
eleiewt «were. credited by name new
at eleere of hUh renh. are in circula-
lHMMMOM that three hen.
hh werehine have eueeeeeed in letting
their way late the harbor of ltarene.
One report rare that e haieh liai-
ileehin and two «alarm have entered
ilrheeeeiaiell'ml
Inatreei.Jweee-Werdheeheeere-
eelredherefreuflttawethntewee-
wheeiehherewtththeaetieeof
”maidenhead
“mom. recently
h thelleei‘ hull-I at
Value ( om .
'I'ea anneal nieettrg of the Non-ll:
Chrietiea underrated-lee wee held
leet night in the Villa Wtional
church. Iaay member-e and friend- or
the] ration-“mata- of the um. took
new of the met with". the
bee wheelln and the excellent pro-
gramme. and In ’eoeeeaaeiiee the ottillce
wee crowded. "
The Introductory devotional eervice
.waeieilhrnev.w.p.lieri.iielt0rot
the church. after which prayer war of-
fered by the liar. 1).,0. lohr.
During the eerviee the “camera
were favored with two enter by Freak
Comeback. readend in hie ueueliy plea-
elng manner.
lbeporte were read by eereral of the
odlcere. Secretary Iliee lllnnie Win-
on'e report dwelt principally upon the
State Chrletian Endeavor convention.
held In Norweilt In um ‘
George ll. Quintard, troaeurer. re-
ported that the receipta for the year
were met. and toe diabareeinente.
llama. leaving a balance of Oil.“ in
the treeaury.
'l'lie preeident. Rev. It. 0. Sherwood.
who preeided. etated. before the elec»
lieu of otllcere toolt place. that hie con-
nection with the Union for the peat
three year- as preeident had been very
pleasant. but he could not accept the
olllce again. even If it was the wish of
the Union. as he waa noon to leave Nor-
walk.
The election of officers waa then tali-
en up. the aetsretary casting one ballot
for each of the following ofllcee: Pree-
Ident. vlce-preeldent and eecretary.
Thane were plied by Andrew vl. Heath.
Henry 0. Bailey and Sites Minnie WI:-
on. reapeotively. .
All were were three eandidaten in the
field for treaauror. the election was by
ballot. Arthur It. Eeelticl and Mien
Jennie Guy were appointed tellers. Af-
ter two ballots. Cetirge ii. Quinttird wan
declared rte-elected. receiving forty-
three out of seventy-four votee cast.
it won recommended that each mem-
ber of the aecletiee give four cents to
help meet the expenses of the State
Union. ‘
One new society. the Georgetown
Congregational. wan admitted Into
membership in the Union.
The number of membera of the dif-
ferent societies pmeent wan an folliiwii:
Sleuth Norwaih Congregational aocimy.
l2: South Norwalh liaptlat. l2: Nor-
walli Congregational. 28: Wilton i'ou-
gregationiil. 32: dread lilvor. i Nor-
ileld. 4.
After a moat Interesting addrcu by
Rev. Aalier 'Anderaop. ii. I).. president
of file State (3hrliitian Endeavor Union.
and a ten-minute ooneecration acrvlec.
led by Mr. Sherwood. the gut-eta repair-
ed to the chapel. where an cat-client
collation. coniilstirig oi‘ eandwicliea.
cello and lemonade. awaited them.
roman ION! INAPID.
low Ielievod that. Neither the Form
or Ploton wee loan.
itiiipyriulit. lltilii. by Mancini-«d Prelim
tiff Santiago de i‘iiba. ilatnrday. .luiic
l. 2 p. in.. via lfiiigaton’. .la. Monday.
June ti. 9 a. ni.-'i‘iiii firing by the New
York and New tirleana brieliy reported
laid iilahi. wait directed ngalniit ii iipa~
iibili torpedo boat destroyer. probably
ilic r‘nror or the l'lumn. 'l'hc chat-act
yr of the enemy was not dulliiitoly
known until thin afternoon. when the
torpedo boat I'ortt-r found two loaded
iiil‘|lt'tii|i'ii lloatiiill ui'l allure. Neither of
them had been diecliargcd. line adult.
but the ialtii' wan hauled on board the
l'orter. it exactly fitted the ilcia-ript-
ion of the torpetiocii carried by the Pin-
ton and Panic. It iii believed the tar
in do boat ilrittroycr i-iicapt-d. tilic war
inch by . cw lint-unit when too
far away i any damaue. and the
ilI‘dV)’ lire have driven ll‘i‘ latch.
When t .tuw \‘orii arrived the
would have had time to alinli along
whole and hacit Into the harbor.
'l‘tio daring attempt oi the tipantarda
which wiia fortunately, lrartraied by
the vigilance at the New tirteona too!
out in the live! imitative oi itn Itiiid
iiiucc the luiiiniiui of the war.
it iitinitrntce how hard It in to hit
it uiiidil «Noel iii nhht.
IMAI m
liliedthe'euaewhen he tool in
latheagetrhiIOwa Vin.
(By Aeeeriated lire-e.) .
New Vovii. June it'— Aniireee Iailnnii
Willi banned utility in the timer moat)
laii. Newark. N. .l. tor the mentor iii
Annie liiaeil. on July it! lent. ‘l'in
drop fell at Ititdii.
Malta“ and tile wily came to tho
«sentry lrtiwilangnry teeyeere agoniid
went to live with tilt-heel liaiete and
hi- wile. The result of thin wan that
the ewe neheeard wine. Ire. itineti
going ie live with leiiaeh and Ire
iiettnah and Ilia-u went to Hungary
together. l'ar at year all went well.
but iterate returned here Hungary and
iii- wile mu leiineti for
A in there war no new. Hallelh
a an to ltuagary in iterative iieit
to tint wile. tail he wan din-iii anti
ceeie haul: in harem. lie tried to
indiire lire. M to live with hint
min. iiiit aha refund and he killed
lire. Inllaeh mu m- "ham
two wear; “mate ae- her haeheed
hanged tourmaline netherl
tier rein-l to all: her an“
hernia a
«wanna... .u
t“! I
liasShellejtl and
(Copyright. 1898, by Aeiiociated Press.)
On Board the Associated Press Deit-
patch boat Deitintleaa, tiff Santiago do
Cuba. Wednesday night. June 8. viii
Kliignton, 1a.. Thursday. Juné fl. 7230
a. in.——Coniinnnicatlon between the ill-
land of Cuba and the outer world woe
severed yesterday. The Kingston
Santiago de Cuba cable wait cut on
Monday out the Murblehead. Yanheo
and St. Louis cut the llaylien cable,
runiilng into Guantanamo. yeetcrduy
'i‘lie coda were buoyed up and Rear Ad-
miral Sanipaon can eetahiiah direct
cominiiiihatlon at Washington at will.
The Mitrblehoad also engaged and
drove a iiiiiall Spent-iii gunbiint into
Guantanamo harbor. elicited and re
diiced the antiquated fortificatiunn.
'i‘lie ltiniirgeiita co-opci'iitcd on tiic
Iiilitl able.
The plate in tit-lid: lield iiiitll the
troupe di'l‘ihti. li'lii contemplated to
eatubliiili a general has! here. i‘om-
iiiuiilcatioii between the insurgeuta
and the flirt iii moment. The (‘iibanvi
are active. and urine. ammunition and
.upplleit for them were lauded by tin:
Suwanee )citicrtluy in great quantities.
The ins-urgent»; and the Spaniard:
tight daily.
The Murbichcnd on Monday. when
lilt‘ iiiiiiirpciiirt linil primal-ti forward
Wind of Santiago. Nhl‘iil'ti the 3|Hiuilil‘ti't
who fled to the iiitiniiiiiiiia. clim-ltcriiiu
the path followed in their retreat with
iii-ail niiti \toiittilcti.
htiiitingo dc t‘iibii ii. on tlic \- riic of
niiiri’lliitlll. All the loud illlti bin-ii
*
_ , Reduced tile
iii ilita’fiitauaiiio. and ladlt
Pim as a General“: ,,
HE IS ALSO iN coil
or THE TWO innit: LINES
Santiago dc Cuba is till the Verge of Starvation...“ the Food Having
Beta Seized tor the Army and Navy. and fie Troops and Soil-
ors are on liali Reliant—American Weller than,
Bring About an Exchange of Lieut. lieheleei‘aed his Compa one
riilicaiioiis
' rig the
0L
i0
ff
seized for the army and navy. and the
troops and eailore are on lialf rations.
Rear Admiral Sampson has ofllclally
declared that the purpose of the boar
hardinetit of Santiago do Cuba was to
clear the wiy for the troops. The ob-
ject baa been attained.
1‘qu admiral baa pernonally com-
mended Ensign Palmer for approach-
lni: within lfiii yardii of the iipanieh
batteries at night and learning that
the Spaniards were remouutlnix guns.
The Aictrieati naval commander it»
anxious to bring about an eachnnge
of ldetitcnnnt. liobson and hit; gallant
companions of the hierrimac. The ad-
mit-at near the Vixen with a flag of
truce to the entrance of the harbor.
yeutcrday. offering to exchange for the
lieutenant and hill party liOlllfl Ill'iliilll'
cra tattoo front a prirc of the Marble-
lioad oil Cieafuogoii. Admiral Cervern
considered the matter all night and
N'lll word lowly that ho Wart powerless
to act. tic referml that matter to the
lilliiiill‘)‘ piiieinor. and the latter in
turn referred it to (‘aptaiii ticiicrnl
lilaiico. A limit delay in probable.
h... 7......"
\\'ll.l. l.i;.t\'li.' AT 3 ()‘(‘i.0(‘l{.
lily Autoclatmi l'rcna.)
i'ump lion-ii. Nlaiitic, June it «The
wort. of preparing the Il‘flllllti for their
trip to Furl it’iim progrcnmul nu I':ipitl~
ly tliln [MINI-Iii): that it won decided to
.idiaticc the hour sect for departure one
hour. mi that tour companion will leave
at 3 o‘clock lilir‘n afternoon. There will
lu- ciulumi. um. and tho ll'ilili will pro-
bably il'll‘li in two motions. if the
train t'lii'lii . out lite rll‘iit'lillif' it will
arrive at llucheport at daybreak.
Ina
utter revenue hill.
Wit-ll ”KATW Hill”
wan EULLETINB.
Their‘ are perniatciit l‘llllllll'ii at Key West. credited
by name blah naval oiliceri. that three flpaniali warehipe
have fumed their way into liavnna harbor.
Four armpit-loan looltiiur remit. thought to be Spen-
iiiii wariiiiipii. are. or have been. attempting to elude the
h‘locliadinc equedrtiii til Hanna.
There has been no cable communication today with
Santiago de Cuba and no further new from any aource
bee been received from the American fleet.
The confereee have reached
an agreement on the
i M. i wt to .
til“
..m...._._,... m M...»
Opinion on level-patent relate
y lithium Uri-ll,
(Correrpoiidence of the Aeeoclatetl
Prank-Copyright, me. the Aeeocleted
ledrld. May 86~Tlie co‘rnepondent
here of the Associated Preae line had
an interview. with Senor Sngaata. the
preeldegt of the Council Ilinletere.
at hie other in the p ency. The
appointment. ilxed by a courteoue note
frotnvhhe president himself. wee ball
past aeven yesterday. 0n arriving.
the corroepondeot was at once ehowu
into a handsomely fornlehed room. the
walla of which were adorned with fine
portraite of last century wortheie.
whose feniuit-u and coetumea were cle-
arly made out by the brilliant glare
of electric liable. Art the correspond-
ent entered. the prime minister's danc-
turn a few minutes later. the premier
politely rune. and pointing iii an arm
chair renovated trout hie only by tho
corner of the writing table. begged to
him. will old (innillllati cotil‘lolly. to
be seated.
The pvt-ruler bad about liniahcd a
hard day'r work. yet an amiable wee
tile reception that it llillluril appeared
as though the correupotid‘ciit'a vlait had
been his role. or most important oc-
cupation of the day.
The correspondent said:
"rilr. i want to ask your views on
five points. I ahall ltecp the tlfth in
reserve. as it is in the nature of a re‘
quest; the other four are:
The cabinet difliciilty sold to exist
between Elnora tinniiizo and l‘iiigcero
vor; the real reason for Senor Ireon
i' (faatillo's return to I'lll‘ili: the truth
on to the foreign rclationa of Spain»
iii aha or iii iihe not M‘kiflfl alliance»
and what are. the prospects of peace?"
Senor Rogerio replied:
"The maind. third and fourth nil
eoniewhut bear on the same subject-—
foreign rclatloiis. At the present (it"-
lcatc Junctiirc i do not fecl justified in
speaking thereon. With "outfit! to‘
peace precincts. Information could it“
more msllv obtained in Washington
than Madrid. sliioc here tlicr Wits no
tim‘il‘f'v'ill‘ war. Spain haii been driven
into war in defence of her rights and
national existence. The Ullilt'ti Stator
was the ilkfirmlfifll‘. and it is for them
to say when peace iihtill prevail. As
regards tir- reported cabinet discus-
atop. the nitration between Sciiors iln~
iiiaao rind i‘uigccrvor wan purely on
academic one. and l have autilelcnt
toiilltlcn -c in their patriotism In any
that tbcy iiill not tiihi‘llarl it on us to
brim: out tiiliillliirll in the cabinet in
u that Mun the country in in dump-r,
rilli‘il scholcwtir Iii'f‘l‘t‘ul‘i'fi of opinion
will tindnnbtnliy be left for discussion
in tllllt‘li‘l' llllii'ri. and will not be heard
inf while or are before the enemy."
"Mi." :lic lll‘i'llllt'l‘ added. "i iltlt sim-
Hill will find rumor in wrong in MIII‘
itiihilii: lit" '0 iii any dung-tr of a cabinet
r'riiwlu ill'ih‘iiiu till this score."
"I‘liruuiz‘i nll t'illillflt‘it of fortune Sun-
ni' Sagas-i li.i.~ iii'ltl his lit-ad oii iii“
tlioiiliicm and his honorable poverty in
his ptwkot. Eh't‘ll lib. enciuicu womb-i
litiw Ilt‘ but rctuulnt-d m poor. ctiniild
crliii: that apart from his political
llll'llllti of iii-uniriiig wcaltli. lie in one
of the but i'ilflillt‘t‘l’t-i In Spain.
The priiiic Illiilihlitl‘ of Alfonm XIII
'w :i rilllltiilix denial of the common ro~
. port lll.i' Sitiillis-il litililit'itlliri are all
Illl'l‘luti :uiil wil-uwkliiu.
\t'licii tlic prriiilcr bail ltlilliii'll alter
iliri iaul i'ciiiark. lie tillliit‘ii kindly and
Wild:
"Now, how about ilic llflli liilililii‘i
iii which you Wilht'li to await? A la.
vor you “tinted. Willi it not?"
"It in." the corrwipiindciit replied
had a \’t‘l,\ areal one. It in no land
than to ooh can your i-xt'rlloiit-y obtain
for me. to a Jillii‘lllhliiii. an interview
itilll her majesty. the queen retreat?“
The premier opened his cycu with
iiii'iiriee. and cold: "What you nah
iii illiltllc’iiliil‘. I quite illillM'ilflt‘ the
timid illilitiiitlih you how; but were
the queen or iipiitn to atont one inter
view it would be tiimt‘ilil to refute
training oibcra. liar iiialeuiy liti-
mimintciiiiy rctuucd to we juiirniiiioir
Ill interview“ for prom. politician. and
in determined to iiiiiliitnlii ihiii rcoii
liiiiiili."
The inevitable with act-opted by "in
t'lIl‘i‘t‘li'liflliiilll. who tliiiliheil the
mii‘l' for the Mlllillt‘itti he had ahowii
I Ill.
The lli't‘lllii‘l' llaicncd with mainly
lightly. anti an the door to which he
led the cori‘t'iiptuiiiclil cloud. the will"
niiiituier of _ in lipid: "la
with lltni.“ “it“ ' will I0
hit) wait i‘lltihi iIAN'l‘lMlo.
lily Aeaoeiaieil Prenal
Port on Prince. linytl. Jane Mlle
iii-wit hue lama l‘l‘t‘t‘it‘tlii thil iatiriii
front tinntiitge de Cube and it in eat
that communication from that place it
interrupted.
iota News not: attend.
Freer.)
3hr Minted
ledri . June lr’f‘he had newe re-
mind here born the Philippine lelnndr
tine Mined a deep im. the
public in cairn. but there in a bloat te-
ieneity of tileeetlefectiol which in only
repreeeee on patriotic grenade
l’fllili illllifl 'l‘lil 0"“.
(Ir herniated Pie-ti
llinneton. Melee. June 0-41"
Went littllnti Cable may in rim
: thetieiiiefrniaheretolaatiege
l'llimihft VIA! lflblill'l.
lint-hero r. it. 7.. Jane Onto a wreeh
antheWretlhorerallroalieloyll
.....~"'- "rt ~ "7- “in";
”9 VII 5 M e
e eeetlee
m
RH], ill
but Night’e Patriotic Parade of
the Twin City Wheelnieii.
suirun hitting BUGLE.
lite Iende Over liatydwe gheelniea
ereyed in White Dock—Other
Prim Awarded Among the
800 PM in Line.
'l‘lio patriotism of the old town of
last night. on the occasion of the Twin
City Wheelnicii'a Red. White. and Blue
parade. Nizirly every place of butti-
ncait and poorest of residences along the
route pursued by the bicycllnla were
resplendent with the national emblem
and hunting. and many. not satisfied
with thin demonstration. burned cul-
orod tired or set off fireworks.
Among the Illilt't‘ii where the decoru-
tioiie wcrc iiiitiiiiially noticeable. and
received the special approval of the
whet-linen. were the Miihnekeiito Hotel.
around the balcony of which was a
row of It'ii. white and bliic localities.
cent llirbts. It‘roiii this union point
the three judges. and other prominent
[WI‘SOIHIL'I‘S willlt‘ost'ii the parade. Bust
pended ovi-r the balcony. with tempo
of the name ciiloru. wcrc the letters L.
A. w.. and an innumerable number of
lingo. 'l‘bc rt-xldciiccs of Mayor 0. t3.
llohatinnn. Dr. L. M. Allen. llr. .l. Milt
ton Coliui'n. Snwrintcfiiut W. (3.
Route. hi. li. ’l‘olleti. tit-t e w. Cram.
and others Dl‘i‘hlt'llltid a line appearance.
'l‘lioueando of enthiisiaStic spectators
lined the streets and applauded as the
parade paused.
There were over twu hundred wheel-
riien in line. The prm-easioii wait head.
id by the local club. iintlcr command
of t’nptalii Stephen riturr Jarvis. with
Joseph iiorham mi chit-f hunter. The
inciiibors lind stlirlr wheels covered
with biiiiiiiii: carried two or three col-
ored lanterns. and the l‘iilti-d Staten
lllltl (‘iibiiti tings. I“I't'tit'l‘ii‘k Ambler
and John i‘iiiby rode ii canopy tandem
truth which Illllllt‘l‘illla illlllt'l'llll were
allfilh‘Iiiit-ti. and George I.indcberg waia
t-toiuiiied to rcprmterit Uncle thin.
l‘ollouiiig tiiciii conic tlic Stamford
Witt-cl club. sixty-lite strung. under
the coiiimaiid of Captain it. It. llnrrbi.
.itid Pivot Lieutenant llulu-i-t t‘otter.
iiiriiicriv oi Norwiilii. 'l‘lii- buglerii
u-crc l-‘riinlthlllicr and lluawll "art. A
illI\’-‘i feature with thin club \\'ii‘- a
numb-onto iliuii coiiipinwd of iii‘cliea of
mi. \\'il:fi‘ and blue. and i'lil‘i‘li'ii llv
tim |.i‘ltil‘l||‘i. 'l‘lmy wtirc I'ilitil'll lty
.lu'in i iliii insult. li‘rnltit Miller. 1'. ll
thumb and .l Michal-z". \villi \itiuii't‘
.\llcii "Iiiiiil‘ii an the twitter-piece. 'I‘llt‘
ltttlllt'iil‘n acre uniformly attired in
white duel. rape and trouiieru and blue
i‘titiiiv.
t‘mupany l-‘. l-‘uiirtii reuiniciit. bud
ttmtv ttvc incii ill line. under iiit' cone
mood of Si't‘ltllti Lieutenant W. l. i‘iini-
and. and lleginieuiai Color Sergeant
'i‘imum Hunt. The uniform of the
I'oimmi‘t at National tiiiard wait worn.
.\ iniiitumri rcprtua-iitniion of tlitI Fill“
out Silili'ii batilchip hiaiiic. itiiiilt in
liaium it. Iiuil‘, r‘cbriinry lbth. attract.
cil “til! it .titt iiiloii. The idea wan coit-
ceiii-il .ilul iilt' iioill i'illlr‘iil'lll'N‘d by
it nillt‘i'tttdiit‘i' itcrucani t‘hariae tluar~
nici'l. and our inoiiuicd llil Ii tandem
cltldcii .u iilil .t-lt‘ and l-‘t'iinlt Webber.
'i‘lu- rum-l t‘itllliiilit‘ti ucvcrnl gone. and
at inlet-tab. about the road. tittetif ll'icnc
our. t.‘ niiuimd.
'i'ucuti iit'r llitlllilt'l'tt til the Mimi
"on Wind tliib. iif liridaeport. tiiidcr
laiilniii touc. tuiriiviiuitcd in the [lit
ratio. and mode it hood amauirancc. u.
did Matt wvct'ul iiinnila-ru of the
lil‘iiiflt'utll‘i \i‘Iii-t-l t‘illil. iimlcr t'uptaip
William t.‘iloiuiurdicu iiiul iwidvc
member» of the (lettiiirnWheel club.
liridyepoit. under Captain Aahieir.
than were a tarp non of tinni-
:achcd uterine-n. lateral vi whom
wore patriotic tat-tinne- and and their
l-lcyriou delimited. t‘lamice Wet-titer
nepmwiiied i'ncie iiein: .liibii lley
noble. a tiuiap. and llarry Itento'i. a
wheel girl. A tendein ariangeii by
lliley ilhieito bore the laiwrlpilin
“Ilentrhitmr the hintne."
Alter ineptitude an nititnirnuent
nan inhcu to Arlen lie". when a cob
tattoo of unadwicliee. unite. tail-e and
fruit wen litti’Vllii. 'l‘liore wee a great
ii if tot all them ill that We
and for many outiiidera who trialled
the hell.
Primittret .lnueu w. Healer. in by
half of the liidgee. line. I. 0. lleeler.
tleror laihaenen and layer Glover.
who were unable to be prone». one
nuanced their award at the nriaee. ‘i'he
. for the chili inehiag the but
amt-anon. man an to the lien.
ford Wheel cliih. im' M
for the heat reirioiie «iota-e fell to e
aieiaher of the ‘l'win f‘liy Wheel...
hatenoaeofiheeondlitoeeafihe
Mavenihaiaeeeeia ihrluai iiii
thunlti more a avian. it wee decided
:m' not? to M'i‘bddb'fi'
i '
who hail ,'
each orialaeilt
endearrledoetwltheacii tune”
the hettieehl Heine. ‘l'hethi brine.
taint-t werewareedtellero
"Datamhe “young”
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le’rleehtheetelterealrelrn
m
i, no "
Norwnik wait abundantly iii evidence ..
r-on union to g
19 Itiawaed avenue. All
proveaieota. Applying
' fl
WANWoohe.
work girl: for city .
of town ordere give! ,
and action .
[He HWYe mum”
floor. Wilmington
wanna—ii compete.
oral ho worlt. Apply in
lee l" 0 Waebilglol
r
“To an. "
Wino—m __.-.--..
nit-eel. loath Norwalh. h
42 Earl avenue. M
1‘0 LEW—Inui- new ‘
pleled on. lily arenwe.
obit». inquire of if. .
Main meet, or A.
avenue.
to LET-A ‘rtaieaa at
first floor. and 10 ‘ s
.2;- ”qumfi ;. *
.We " _‘
Layton. lamb
WET—Partner: leer .
tie to let. Judi.“ 4’
Earl Norwalk.
To LET-Jinan of arm.”
modern improve-twin. ‘1
decera
ton' that. I Mr,
mdgmaufi ‘ W,
Olun'I ehoe etore. rent .
oiiice Old Well Cipr- M l’,
Waehington ell-wet. _
1‘0 LET-«Mend
lanai atlm. .
'ro nickel: ' " I.
editable for, anal he 4"
meme. with made
Arch etreet; .
etrret. rent. ‘5‘?“
«cm ' in“ ‘ ~-
i‘ I ‘
nectione. ' no. the fi"
lid 1'. llateh~ '
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Hill Mbflwi
m and up.
“‘urc compo
li‘tlli iiAidle
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ill‘lilli‘tl. I
oboe. twanrr.
iii ”h” We [W
iiiniie. A
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pleat-e leave .
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