began to come
and in teams. Olllll'
choline. who now think a -
”do evoeoenenry adjunct ior
. were ant'ln iorce. lllldaitiltiy
hut lihonn. w e _o
but at the really. one aeido
hr outing with the bile.
’ u all deacriptioun.
mount to the lip-to
, inn. There were
mm and alone. in
eennl variety. all combin-
add to the general tivelineee oi
i.
. the clerk oi
the ooureo 3,. bony collecting
entry teen out eonteetnnte
nature. Meade oi the rec-
ing men about dieeileetng the
inertia oi the rldere and their chanoee
oi wilaiil in the vplou evente oi the
wt eenre‘onide. aa-
notincing , ill- the reed
‘ race. the dret o oi the day. appear-
ed“ and reaped a net oi nicneie. ev-
erybody wanting to allow the handicape
at the name t ,
lining provi "with aura onrde. the
crowd began to head tor The Green.
where the race one announced to alert.
and long hetero iii o'clock the vicinity
wne thronged. alaay npootalore bring
lined along Bent avenue. Other. went
to loot Norwaln and Dorie“ Point.
where the turn an made on the honing
ward npeint. The nature an the name
thin -yonr an on prorioue oeonnlonn.
alerting irom the congregational
church to Iiorlon'l being covered twice.
Ohiei oi Police Bradley and a platoon
oi oIcionl poiioe were on hand early
and kept the crown in excellent order.
An the throng inereeeed the are linen.
kindly loaned lay Chiet Engineer Pro.
wilt with the ooneent oi the city on-
rlaia. were atretciled. and tho iipeco in-
eide the more wall mu clear tor the
ridere.
The oIcinlli oi the rncc were atntlon-
Oil a bi triich near which thc
etari tape wan ntretehrd. Three pre-
liminariee were the eignni to live racing
men to line. and in nhilri order the ri-
dere henna to arrive and get in their
Mildr- our" r
en iy t r oi t room
and tile nhie noduaata '
ltlAlit' von 'l‘lilt Willm
An the racing men were “Max they
areeentrd a doe appearance. it one
Mill not help hilt nurture their brown
and moat-lo. been" eiioilt teetinlull to
the loot that htlvyei an in n taunt lien th‘
leaelrino.
M hail WM who ehlmted anode
oi minor-rat all the ridere told
their one and their lralnm gave
themt laet hltoiailrleeileiarethe
rennet oi Illill and endurance nhlnllil
begin The weiiohnown craehalnrhe
who compete every rearli were given n
hearty welwiae. while every“! «new
ed the ninety Norwnln ridera
The training auariere were in turn-
nvar the rent. hiadly iii-newt lo the
m 'e
8.
31:
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tum b. has:
A. :
Antidote”. ‘ p n It:
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I. ll. Wheatennnehnry. match. It:
I. I. Drown. Whom. nerntoh I:
it"mwwm”... :1:
I .. 9 '
- 0. lm. W. 8- 8:40
i. I. Venue, Ineltoa. tin minis
ll. Whirl. Barton. III 8:“
W. ll. lord. New seven. to limit
I‘. concern. New lurk. tibia aura
J. A. Henley. mud. litre 80:08
I. B. White 8a ”:41”
Jan. 0% aerate norm
.1. (l. aerateh, me
Win. . 80:05
0. 39:”
I. 38:28
A. 20:29
' J. 31:00
I. 31:01
I 8):“
I. Jonee. Shelton. Bin 30:15
.1. Hallehan. ll. Norwaih. tin 31:88
Chan. Lloid. Norwaih. till 3440
L. A. Roberto. Siamiord. 35m 81:88
a. lppler. Brlikoport‘. Slim 30:83
I'. L. Pareona. Danbury. am 31:19
A. Wrigley. Danbury. film 80:55
D. Murphy. Shelton. ditto 31:43
W. 8. French. N. Y.. int 29:“
Janine Dyer. Shelton. stun 82:0!
1‘. lievriiiy Hartford. ll) her. 29:35
1'. P. Goldman. New Haven. 2m 31:05
P. c. Hnneen. New hiiilord. Stu 32:06
C. Rlehor. Bridgeport. sum 32:87
The road race course this year wan
not in no good condition an usual and
the time wan unoaunlly tent. Several
epilln occurred along the route and one
rider. W. G. Nixon. oi Hartiord. had
hie hood badly cut. Othern were more
or loan broiled.
A. .1. Bowen} . oi Fnirdetd. who -
in the rare bu did not ilnillh. was ri -
lng throluh Wail street at noon and
dropped irom hie wheel irom exhaust
lion. He narrowly escaped being run
over by a trolley car. ,Jio. inlntod and
wan taken to the Norwnllt hotel where
he was oneonncioue ior some timi-
Dr. Bonn attended him.
A". RNOON TRACK RACES.
A goodvelnod crowd in enjoying the
Alpha bicycle noon at the Norwnlh
Fair (lrolinde. thin aiternon.
The track in in excellent condition
and conducive to loot tiino. Nearly all
at the "acne who neot in their entrlee
are on hand. airlineiln having prevented
competition in one or two inetnncen.
All curly an i o'clock the trolley care
running out to the inir grounde began
to tilt up and at 1:30 each car carried
it lull complement oi paaaengera.
'l'bo grand cloud in well tilled and
prolienui an animated appearance. The
ideal liummrr girl in her danty iroch in
much in evidence. an well an the bi-
cycle contingent in ehort liltirtn and
linicherilochern.
lt wne an enthlieiaeiic crowd and the
uppiauec wan generoun and prolonged.
'I‘hc well~lluown racing men received
on illul‘ttliiiii all they apparel upon the
liar-ll and were dintinguinhed by tueir
number. The Norwallt rldere aleo
came lll ior their nhano oi honor.
The ordcr wne oncidient. two police-
iill-il iiciiui atatiioned in front oi the
nrllluirtutlll lilul :itilliilir on the inn-it.
lieu lvl-rc illnli tillliitilii‘ti ulollii illc
lcticru. .
A ailnlulury oi the rum-ll up to the
lime 'l‘lic Hominid wool in prm at limo
o'clock in on lollown:
ilNli illldl Nut/it‘ll.
i-‘irut llcut -~i'. Worn. liorleu. ilrul:
A. 1‘. Rune. Wiiluiplillit. lircond; w.
it. Niaou. llartiurd. third. ‘i‘iml-
must... .1. li‘. Galvin. New Iliiord.
lllllliined tor notion ill paternalism
nrul; A. ii. lichen. llrinlltiyll. mind;
bury. iirai: ileorgr Willioii. liriihi‘ilil‘i.
would; charm tinned. llallhury. third.
Time. Will. .l. Flimrnid. ilnrtiord.‘
uliaiiillril an pacemaker.
tiNll Nitric HANDICAP.
l-‘irei heal“ ~lli't‘twrt Millie. llai‘ihlrd.
lii‘ni. A. it. ill-tyne. lirmllliyn. nrcoud:
ilci-i'ge it. tinllettuiiew tlaven. third;
i‘. Alton tlinrh. ilnlon t‘ii . lottrth: i".
ii- iirrnrr. ltoiiih Nurwa ll.. Iiili; it
A. llutw. New liavrtl. iiliih. 'l‘iiuc.
il' ”in.
it in mtimaicd that thou pcupic uri-
prm‘at.
'i‘AltliAtltiii Ntiw idiom
lilo Aneoeiairlt Freud
\‘tcullil. little in The ohm Iitllit'n
loll adamant tidal Wiiillin made
were naiohetl till” ‘i‘ttt‘rnnuh now
ionda. with I! m Willi ithii ll. loot;
Mania tine wen iii and iuet lit;
l'tiieiiury in third. having wen 'i
anam- iillil lent I.
nl‘ANllll Full)! “iii“li‘l.
ilr Annealed ml
Madrid. .lnae ll. ii a. m.-—A decree
hen been ganoilod prtiihiiina the one
at carrier M in hate. on the
ground that they are warm attaiilar-
ion in line at war and the amount
in protecting the enietlltallaioai at a
elem mite.
liatmfl't or “Nathan.
the Ana-elated Prim
flaciaantl. 0.. Jane theatre tieiaen.
Maren. wan inhea iron the Oinlaow.
In. tall at 1 dated tale lnraiea nan
anaaaeazcaxnnannan
Brick and letter Thrown Thirty
‘ehip'e deveillcii Shelia—Tile lee-y ll 3‘ _
Shela. Which Did no Damage—Opened Iii.»
the Shine lied Stood (lot in the Berber."
(Copyright. 1808. the Anoociated Prone.)
Camp hloCalin. Guantanamo Bay.
Wedneaday. June 15. 8:30 p. m.. vin
Kingnton. Jn., Thursday. June to. it a.
lit—The brick fort and enrthworlle at
Calinnera. at the eild oi the railroad
loading to the city of Guantanamo.
were demolished today by the boot-
hnrdinent oi the Texan. Herbiehead and
Suwanee. The werehipa opened tire at
2 p. m.. and the bombardment tented
one hour and thirty minalten.
The Texan eteenied slowly up the
channel leading to, the iortliiratlonn.
loliowod olonely by the flartllehoild.
The Tom fired two ehote ne range tin-
dera. both ialllng abort and to
right. The hinrblehood etood 00 to the
went aide oi the channel and owned
with her five lnoh gone on the tort.
knocking down part oi the wall.
The 'l‘eaile then threw in come twelve
inch aheiin. tearing down the wall oi
the iort and throwing the bricks and
the mortar thirty ieet in the air.
Aiter damaging the int. the Barbie-
ilead stood iilrther in to liell the arth-
worllll and barrel-kn at the wee! end
oi the harbor. She knocked them into
me nlr. a‘nd when the summit-hell
irom (he iorta they were elicited by un-
til. Paul and driven into the bodice.
'l‘he Spaniel-do tired only live oliotn.
which did no damage.
After the chips stood olli in thc bar-
iulr. the tlpuniariin in tile ililllh opened
tire on tile hinrblchoad'e lulillrh. ‘ich
replied vigorouely.
'l‘ho Suwanee then turned back end
iiiit'iifli tho buahce. driving the Spun-
iardll inland.
._...._..._._.~.. on.
m "I'll "more.
lpnaieh'olnaieeveandlegulnrnhnr
theAmerionu fleet.
(By Aneociated Prone.)
New York. June lkt‘ apeclal irom
Kcy Wont naya: .lunin udvlcee irom
illc hmdnliurtcre oi tho t‘llbnu civil
itovcrilruutlt lit lat. illlunuili. iil ('Milll'
alloy. report that more tbuil live thou.
:oiild tipuliillh Vtiiilliii‘i‘i‘it and many
l‘eaulare irom l'ili-rlo Principe ltliti
Nonviian gurrilimul have lliaortcd ith the
patriot army. The caller oi dmertiou
wan the tear oi the American nl'i'l.
ltiani-o'e gcnmi. liaetlilianoe. hue rc-
nluved mind oi hie artillery inland to
t'ucriu Principe (‘ity.
tinutu t‘riia llei illu- line hocii invaded
by the ilutinne. unit mmmuniratiuil hy
tiiiil ilutiiii ontabliniiod with .Itilllnii'it.
“WWII! venom
Ordanneelnypltee ni Ivory neeertp-
tien leaving Iain M.
illy Annocinted Mi
i‘iilcilanlliliga. Notional Military
ltnrll. .iulic iii The worli oi cuuippiilg
ltu- volunteer army in awordauw with
tie- ruetl ordere wooived 1min Wneh~
Hinton iii now lilo main thing at ileum
‘I‘honian. iirllnnncc euppiiia oi every
iii‘iiiil'iiiiittil tic-all moving into (lithiiih
tier Forte, Earthworks“ nildfi
.mollehcd by the Texas, Mn
Suwanee, oi the Ame .
SPANIARDS FLEE A ARE
DRIVEN um um
the-
y. . ,. and
Fleet.
rm late the
a
eraenal.
Colonel GM hne received notice
from Washington that all nrmn and
equipmentn ior tin oonvoye are on the
road and will arrive here within a day
or two. When the nuppilea reach the
ramp they will be dintrihuml at once
and it wail take only a chart time for
the regiment to he iillly equipped. it
ill [ironically opined that Colonel
(lrlgeby'n men will be among the ilrat
to our. service.
Several hundred recruita are arrlv~
to: at the camp daily and all the rcgi~
manta will be reunited up to the toil
etromtii during the neat iew woohn.
Text booiu governing guard duty.
norvire oi troopn and campaign admin-
iatrntion oi court martial lawn have
two diatributed throughout the div-
ieion and volunteer odlcere are now be-
alnning to follow the line oi oilelal
"red tape" to inexorably inaleted upon
the war department.
W atom
illz' Anwwiated Prone.)
iiullg Kong. .lilile iii-~A rumor hal-
fl'lil'ili'ii ilt'l‘i‘ i'rum llilo island oi i‘ll~
iiuy. l'hilippinc Manila. that some l'ii-
iicd Solute» troliapui‘lii. irom lieu Fren-
l-iml. wore aigiltcll on that pint-l.I on tho
ovoiiiila oi Julio li.
'l‘lic Britten utonmri‘ Kwong Hill has
hilll‘lt‘ii irom thin port tor hlilniin with
it loud oi provioil-iio.
'l‘lio Mourners Alllltrllliu. PM oi I'c-
klti alld t‘ity oi Sydney. iilc llli‘t‘i' I'lii‘
toil ritutre trnnnportn having oil iioord
the lit»! roinlurl‘i'tllt‘utn tor Admiral
til-wry. i‘itlltiiriiilihl oi 2.500 uoldiorx.
rallied irom Bani-‘rullcinco lute oil Muy
'35 and were not capoctod to urrivo at
Manila until about .iuuc 2ii...-|‘llt~y worn
to meet the t‘iiiiwi titutcll ri-uiucr
l‘llll‘it‘tilttli lit Ntilltiitlili which vl-uwi
Willi to cal-nit ”will to tho l‘lltilppiti.-
iiiiillltili.
notnoe 0’ WOW.
lawnlinn Authentic-Mullah“
lateral» Innate
lily Aaeovlnted Pm.)
\i‘iuliiilniuu. .lulw ill in 1:: on p, in.
the luiwuuio cicrli oi illc “now at titul-
ri-m-iltullvoo iloiivorl-d til the iiclllltl-
ihl- ii.lwuiiilii aililrtntiuli viwdlitiiin
line-uni by tile iiutow inai cvctiiill.
M the ntifll‘tiiiitli oi Mr. lilivid.
Mililli'll-iiilil. the rum-liltiiol wail lliill ini-
iuro the iii-unu- and wall then relerred
to thc coinuliitril oil iorriau relation-n.
liilllt HtiNil l’Nliillt tli'itl'li‘itiN.
lily Annociatcd l‘reeai
Lyon. Mam. .luiic iii-Williliul it.
and i-lrucui iiruwli noun oi litre. JliII-i
iil‘iin‘tt. who with iolliiil dead at her
homo Imitit‘tihh. tie it l't‘elllii ill litiurliw
inflicted by moot-ow uniliulwu were
iiroiiallt into court itiiiiilt. it won dw
ciiloil to hold them until lirlli tiaiiih
ntalaa tiller. ‘i‘ilie «iteration moo ri-
WAR BULLETINS.
'i‘iio lloioui-en oi i‘aimanorn liavo boon doiuuiiniuul by
tile 'i‘ollae. Mnrhieiiead and liuwnnee.
A note. linllerlltlalli to ho oomi-cdiioiai. lilliiiiltilitti iii
Iieriill today. any: (it'l‘llillly
unili ilor neutrality in the Philippine donation.
g'iiere well no further war newli obtainable at Port
nu i’rinoe. Hayti, thin morning. from Santiago de (lube
or eiiiewiiere.
The United Hinton oruieor Main;
lraeiiinn dynamite croiaor
Melodie-"health
day. prudinn ll turillrr «lamination.
line no intention oi ainiuli-
iot'mriy tile
gfl“!Cl(8 De.-
3 USHES
tr hy the Battle,
With Only live
a “Launch Alter
lion arrived iron lie Columbia. Tonn..
United nun menu-audio
hit to on nine one in- em)...»
MAI-yd m. \
(By Animated Prone.)
Wnehiogton‘ .’ ilene lo—A lending
manner oi the diplomatic oorpe nald
today thatthedepartnreior Cuba oi the
Int divialuii of Moi lhaiter'n Ir-
inyoiinvnuoa yutnneadtoallprea-
not manta oi [.00. While none of
the ibreign repreeeatntivoe here hne ev-
er tirade pence overtoree to the United
ltnten government. yet a neaoelul eo-
_ lotion hae ntwaye named to nowhere
oi the diplomat. lo imiarnlty an within
the hounde oi poeelhllliy. no long an the
United Staten remained at Tampa and
Key Went. Now. however. with iii-
teen obonannd American noldlere about
“to take a ponition on mien noll, it ig
did that the conditions have under-
gone a material change. an it coin-tin
‘tlte United States to an aggrennive land
campaign and nice mnhee it lmponeible
tor Spain adopt any other course
than that oi doienne oi her cell ognlnat
lnvnalon. The prenenee oi our ehipn at
Manila. Havana and Santiago have not.
tilia onloiai held. monitored on notuai
lnvaaion. although they had wrolght
much damage. The landing oi iliteen
thouaand troupe on Cuban eoil. bower.
er. ban advanced the campaign irom
a pn-lve to an active and oleneive
condition. and the bopee oi a peaceful
eolution oi the conflict have panned
away. and cannot be.revived until the
recoil is determined. Thin would take
none monlhe. probably all lilillllltii'. li
a peace proposition had come bctore
General Shatter nailed. diplomatic oi~
tlcinle are inclined to believe it would
have been eagerly accepted by Spain
and would have. allied some chance oi
cmoideralion by the United Staten. 'l‘he
beiiei in entertained in diplomatic quar.
teiil that he authorities here were loath
to send a large invading army into
(‘uba during the riiilly ulnaon. when
yellow lover. hcltt and metiloncc oom—
tline to make such ll movement exceed-
ingly hazardous. even it no enemy were
on hand capabil- oi an eiieetivc de-
ienae.
The cabinet criais in Frnnoo may on-
ert other indirect influence: it the pre-
war war. hi. Hanoiallx. mninter oi
iomigii unalrll. inane present French
clibiilot. hull been inflenost ill over-(orn-
ing the alriLAmoril-an spirit ohown by
part oi the French people and French
prone. Ho hull. moreover. caorrined li
strong represeivo influence on Spain.
llo wall able to do this through his po-
ciiilarly (‘ithit‘ and personal intimacy
with the Spanish limbnuendor at Par-
ill. Senor iloun y Sanilllil. null thmtllit
him to have a considerable part in
shaping the policy at the Mani-h gov-
ernment. It was ihmuh (‘uiliillu ihat
Spain hoped to iiiiiili't‘ I-‘ruiicc to come
to her rescue. but Ilnnotulix would not
riltel-iliin thc proimliion. and on the
contrary urged that Spain nluat matte
the t‘tiilt‘mittlltl ill-ci-liliury to M'lll'l'
taut-c. it will this attitude oi l-‘rliiicc
allopcd by llnllotullx, thut culllled lull-h
deep dcproaeiou in Spain a iow woelie
ago. lie it brought to the Hpilniah gov~
follow" and pollplo the ilrnt routine.
tloil tllut thoy were without all liliy or
iriciid iii Europe. The collrnr oi liont
illnux hull boon iiiirtily arutiiyiug to
the iltiiiitlfiiittl hero. und ihcy would be
glad iii are illni rclllill lili‘ control oi
flii‘cilll Midi“ ill h‘l‘dllt‘i‘.
ADV!“ non lulu.
lot lapooted to capitol.» Until oi.
Mane Arrive
iliy Aaelwintcd Prone.)
Mil-trill. .liiiic lit. iii it. ill. Adlim
l‘t‘l’i‘iUii Iitlrii~ii|tiily try the Littoral.
irom Mllilild. illidor iiiiit‘ ui .liiilc iii.
llrul-tiluilly l‘tlit‘lli ill; ilt'l‘h t'tilliliilli‘i
ill the lionpiitcli oi .iliul- if. irllul iiit‘
Hliiiiigiliii t‘iil‘l‘n‘hpillliiiliii oi lili‘ London
tulily 'i'eii-lii‘upll. who iurwlil'dcd ltltilll
lilili tit‘t‘iliiiilli iliiill'ililtiiiiit which ll-
iiud l'ii't'ilt'ii fl’iilil Mullilu up to .lulw
a. mtyiiln that on Juno .3 lilo lliellrgclltn
iorciul lilt‘ moronic ill tllc minute l‘il’i‘l‘
ulld ruptured iota i‘illliu iiiiti i'liruiiulti.
nilii‘t‘ which time iiit‘ iiaiiiilui iwiwwu
lhc iliiuilliiltlu und till» til-oiliurdu Wlin
ciuiiiliilolle. the bitter ti't't‘c ill-inn gratin
uuiiy iil'ii‘i'ii iii. The l.ilwrlii‘u doe
llilit'il «\plulun tilni “iii liic i'licc oi
\ltlitlhlllil‘u Illllill‘itil' 'tIi'i'tie. iiit' luau
tardi- acre rotupidiod to l'i‘ll‘i‘lii."
’i‘lio idlici'ul t‘til‘l'tihlitiiiiii‘lli uhul Nitrv
"'i‘iiii liliiiiltl continued tiii'cntutttiii'
'i‘hcri- urc nhil‘iliitiiliifi iii iiilt'l‘i‘tiin liar
and lliuiii told illi'ii ui urnliuiou- hit-i
muopoiiid tho tipliiiluriln in yield nl
lalrlliiii liliiili. liiilli titlilililltillllu and
loud im' ritual Hi‘ii‘l'l‘. Novoriiiiilelii
lilo iiiulliturde ui'v liiliiiiiiicd by tho brat
lipiril and lift‘ tinhtiun iil‘filitmii)‘. ‘l'ho
wounded. who lil‘ii crowding into the
rhlirchce and iitiitwnln. have two pilic»
rd under the protection oi the lied
i‘l'iieli.
“it in reported that the lil'ch-iiinluip
illo- little in lilo iuauraeulu ill the hope
oi liiudorililna their iiiilnioeiiy and new
venilna twin oi violence.
”The .lenuiie are mitten pint-ea oi
Mine in the province «1 liatieilenn
and the aietere are daring to plate-e eii
unieiy iii the province oi in “one.
"It iii unprinted tliat Manila will lap-
lluinie until tile Atari-lieu trillion ar-
'fi'tl
Wham- mml n
Mimi-mm II'i'iiINI.
ily Annotated lira-at
thirteen. ii. it. .lllee lowdoha
lleliinidt. who unordered hie Moran.
Wiiiteia Hildebrand. at Fhilinont. Ive
eeeae
Nieiltheroy. Written
"muttotw w
WWW...“ .. «o. w...-
”it“ Bison
ind. llaln Strict r tty Ove-
ere Brim the oil.
lilElii out donut
Dr.J.Iiltenilohnrn.lnpealnteadeat
v.0.l‘ootenndnnvld I. [all
lhowihntitievnnneeeeeryto
Ie-ove the Irene.
The troon in South lain ntroet will
.bo saved. The South Norwalk Board
of Councilmen arrived at thin doclnlon
last night aiter bearing the newe oi
citizen and oillclnln eapreaned at. a
special meeting at the board called to
consider the queetion oi having the elm
tree» in front oi three bounce out down
to make way tor the etrnightening oi
the street. previous to laying the vit-
rified brick pavement.
Dr. J. Milton Coborn remonetrated
outrun the trees being cut down. He
thought it entirely unnecesnary. and
would canoe the greataat damage to
the street. The elm treea were about
the only things in Norwalk to be proud
oi. and it they were cut down there
would be great damage to the proper-
ly. and no broom. The engineer had
said that the till-eel could be paved
without the trees being pllt down.
Eventually the. street would hnve to be
widened. and thou the tree: would
have in come down. iie had talked
with many roeiiicnill in tile litre-rt. and
did not ileiirvc there were three who
invorcd it. it we wanted poilme to
come here tilld invest money we ought
to [ll‘oil‘fl them. He bought that pro-
perly. and laid out a great deal -.i
money making improvementn. thereby
liellciltting tili- town. and the trees
were of inestlmalile value to him.
t‘ounciinuiil Fol-rill inquired ii the
trees would not project into the nirort.
iir. (‘obllrtl said they would not. ill-
tholllgli mule oi iiii' cilrhe would have
to blitt into the li‘i'l‘ti.
Councilman Mouton-One proiecta
now nine illi‘ill‘ti.
lir. (‘tlilili‘llm 'i‘hiit‘e ilot no.
t‘ounrilmnn i‘crris tilolght. no the
trees wl-l'e hourly iwll loot llll't'ilurli,
they nalruwr-I up the aide-wall: too
mili'h.
Dr. i‘uioiril stated ”till he would givr
from his lawn oil ”It iliild needed for
n sidewalk. or even it want. and lliiio
a bond in pron-rt lilo l'ily irom injury
irom tho trccs roiiiliiililu; there. Trees
lhl'i‘ nimiiurly nltililtcll io lienriy every
~ilrcct ill town. iit‘ sold. and union» they
were till-re. thorn vvuuiii iw very low
uhlidc irom, Without liner in trout
oi hie place the Mill would actually
burn up the town. The now llririi
pavement would liilui druw iii“ null and
maltc ll pilwcrlui reflector ihui would
round everytlllnit ii the iron were re-
miil‘mi.
David S. lliiill oilllt'tl that he came
to Norwillli iilrty ,volirll ago. and two
oi lhc tree» iil question were not out
by hillltti'". iilld were very dear to hint.
kwpina hie placi- cool nild iwalltliying
the town and nt'reet. li they turn ro-
inoved the danuigo would be ineutiul-
.llllc. and he thought an much oi hie
lloighluira' truer lie oi hill own; in loot.
lilcy afforded him ovcii greater tiltilili‘
Iluiu hill own. and im hitttlllii not ih'iriii
til we tiili' of ”Will tii‘triil‘ily't‘il. 'l‘ilo
drool could he purl-ii without l‘iillltll"
mu tilcnl. Mr. Wood udiiliitoii thin
iiiliihi‘". llc maid. null tic did not think
more wol- ii illiiii ill the ilillirii‘ who. ‘i
he hiid the trccn, would want lilt'lll
l'cttliiviui
lillpcrliltoildciii W. i‘. l-‘outc pl'ut‘ont-
rd liuliiilui illc l'cilillvai oi the trreu for
two i'iiiirtlliitl h‘lrnt. tau-alien it was
uliul-u-i-aury. We hiid lingiuiw Wluni'n
nlliil‘lllt‘lti that tho irccu can bc I'llVi‘ii.
rtwoo-Hy. on account oi iiir damage to
the property and ii“. "iii' “Mimi”
it ii won uuuecl-Inury he Illiltti decili-
ii iii‘ pmtlmtcll. ilr. t‘ohuru lied right.
it until iiitti the twenty oi tile town
wu» iii tin lroen. and certainly more
wall iiiii much cine in he proud over.
at liw curb Wilt wronn now. it told
ilci-ii Hit illr lilo WI "teen INN. MN.
no tiitliiiliii‘ had been ritual-d thereby.
Rheum-r Wood implanted in tho
i‘uullcii. iiiiii. unhatunnll-ty. at lino
point. there our an uncle in tile «mi
iii'citniiiiil'ii iri' lilo ll‘m ll‘ilniitl there.
To Iliiiiit‘ ii lli~ut loll iii pavilut the trrcul
«main in ion rut dowel. it will- lull iiu
ougiluwiua imprint-thinly to lay til“
initoniiuit llilll iliiivr lite il‘tit‘tidillii there
were Mt‘i’tit’tti onto that thin t’liitili he
done. ituo new by motion titlltti iii till
dilate ill the himiii another hit mitten
do with mic or to will tree. the out
iihlaiiuurd on Page Invent.
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nail '
rennin. ll High etrenttf
hon-e. No. 0 High
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avenue
“IO LET—Hm M d p .
. lot. No. a: aim-in.
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thorpo.
'no LIT—Four new . .
pieiod on liliy avenue.
able. Inquire oi ll.
lioin etreet. or A.
avenue. .
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1‘0 LET—Second door ever,
ton'e once. 5
room
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port. tin W even.
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1‘0 LET—8i: NOIII 1cm ‘ ‘
chard ntroot. Bath
range and boiler. Two to '
from Went avenlo
moderate rent to email my.
quire at No. C Orchard m
1‘0 LET—Font“ roo- te mt
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more on or
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inquire at flayna' m
m LET—~3ln roe-emu. ‘ ,
nuitable tor -;
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Arch atl‘ontl
street. rent. I.
To blink—Room to M u
greatly reduced C».
have theoe - V
mend Flt". .w . ‘
place. lower Ind “have .. ,
illlo. Norwalit. two , .
l‘l‘lroei. “remain. mull!
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part oi huuee'on Initial ‘
am; '
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FOR HA LE—Titll'i!
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clouding hey all 4.
sale at a very '
ply to Raymond
mtt tlAl.l}-Hottao at lie. l0-
meel. Ali imam“
i‘uirilolil County NaneneI
walk. Conn.
FOR 8A
and harneee. In”? W i .
height. illicit. id 1:. .
child can drive it. ‘ '
tor rciiiaed. A. Waern. M . %,
mu platinum» mean-en I!
Apply to It ll. Goran. bah.
mu ultimo Twenty-nine
mailman hunt. All III
in A. "thin“ more. W
Hill li.tl.li~~'l‘we warn
Apply at the N ..
wlirilii.
you Min—o alone. .
new rail and ”that !M ..
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or charter.
urine at Miller“! .
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avenue
li‘till Hillel (lit.
“i and tip. ~
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mu lulu on to ‘ if j
in Iiniwilod nvnnna A ‘ ‘., '
prove-min. A“ h A. ,
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announce that
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