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warn-W and Nut!
‘ * WWW lieu. while the
m little we in .t. new
l” F W Milt National colon. lu-
mm airing the red.
rem dent-h tattle spruce the white.
ma'tnulstasnodethcretncitcrv bathe

stiller.“ .
'lre. John H. Knappwasthc chali-
. newer the picnic eon-tine. and was
f “I“! a.“ It! In. J. Hilton Cobtirli.
. ’ film's Nash. Ire. John ll. hr.
. lien Jillitn “atoll and It. Fannie
W ope “commends. of Will
' M' were the artlrtic handiwork oi
lus- h. Blanchard. ulna Lina Couch
and tire. Florence Wilkinson. in the
upper lcit hand corner was the club
lower. the pansy. in various colors. and
all hand painted. 0n the reverse llllli
was the club monogram and motto.
"They no never alone who are “from-
treated by noble tbotght," and the year

it”.

Ire. (”churn presided admirably as
loan'ttolettcsa. the sentiments being at:
iollows:

Our Bttenta. Min. 8. C. Palmer.

.. Our hitter tiluha. hire. it. 0. Sherwood

The W t of Our Country. Mrs.
l. I. My. " L .

. J06!“ ..; Heroes. hire. hi. H
‘ "Persona. ,

Oar City. Uta Helen Ferris.

. ., I, dei w and conaratula-
tlan. and also regret at her inability to
“.00. Ian received from the president
lit-s. Elinor ll. Pen. who in spending a
portion oi the summer in Vermont.

Alter the toasts tho one hundred}
leathers and their iriends present sans
America. letl by Howard A. Tilly. cur-

~nctiat. and then adjourned to the club
room. where lire. (learnt ll. Hyluatun
invoretl with the Star spenaled lion-
ncr. the guests joining in the chariot.
accompanied by line Marietta Couch.

piano. and Ir. Tilly. comet.

Inhaler John H. Ferris took tht
sue-ts out tor a sail on the launch hive
I... and when the return hono- war
tnado conveyed a larao tarry to dumb
Nerwnlv. 'i’ho picnic was pronmnu-«i
one at the arestest auecesses the club
has ever had.

M

Ids isr M on the ilenneoticut
”with“ Iced.
Thomas Mary. who has worn:

the worh at gradin- the New Canaan

road on the ant and all bottle. will cunt-
loner worh Aunst i. There will not
he a static as sleep as liill ,tttu when
tho worh is completed.

The bids tor nrsdlttn the Connecticut

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decree ll. “win. "attain
A. A. ”that!
John W . i‘o. :mlwil
charter m. V ‘ l:illtl.ilti

' an. tor Malling the Wilton
land in. the ill! Hills to tho Wilton
lawn lino are as iollowe:

I d in. not lineal
lest. ire- .l in Ohio: (loam ll. littl-
«in. I to It cents per lineal inst.

'l'ewn ei Math. lie and the pot

llnealiest.
'l'hehihhnvenoirethsenawerdee.

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l'lcar "kw-In. VI. P. handle. llrs.
l". I. lny'lond and line Idna Ains-
worth.

At the ntoetina oi Maren council.
an invitation was received ironr Stant-
iord council to attend the Fourth oi
July celebration in Stantord.

liege-t F. iii. Raymond was appointed
a delegate to attend the meeting at
the Grand Council in West Haven next
month. .

Reinsllotente oi cairn and cream were
net-red at the conclusion oi the meetings

A III Win. the Meat to
Appalathddnfloes Over.
(By Associated Prose.)

Washington. June zi-—At the open-
ing oi the Senate's session today Mr.
llaie. oi Maine. reported truth the com‘
mittee on appropriations the general
deficiency bill and announced that he
would at an early date call It up tor
muttiderntlun. -

Ir. llttlc also reported from the na~
val atlaire committee a bill eontcrrlng
authority upon the president to appoint
live cadcta during the next year to the
naval academy. in explanation oi tin
measure hir. Hale said It was particu-
larly designed to enable the prettidcnt
to appoint to the naval academy the
non oi Curitaln (fhnriea V. (lridley. eont~
tttunder oi the Olympia. the dustbin of
Admiral Dewey during the Manila Boy
tight. and who died recently in Kobe.
Japan. The president tlttnlrcu to noon
young (iridiey. but in without author-
ity to nutlte additional appointmcutn.

immediate warrior-ration was helm;
for the bill. Ir. llatc. oi Tenor-nerve.
objected. anylna that thin authority.
oi the proaident had heretofore berm re
tuned. and he thought the ntcoanrc
otmht not to be rushed throtuh the
Senate.

Air. (bar. at Iowa. arid titttt an etiort
was being made to secure the appoint.
meat oi (mar lielaunn. oi town. who
won one oi the herein at the Merritnttc.
'I‘hls appointment the president could
not nitrite uttleett additional authority
were contort-ed upon him.

hir. little reiueed to withdraw his ole
iection and the bill went over.

A hill to inrrcttao the eliciency oi the
quarterntanter‘rt department oi the ar-
nty and nuthorlaing the rtocrrtary oi
war to make aura diniributlon oi the
term» or him department as he may
deem expedient. watt panned. The
bill providen tor the appointment at
twenty attendant uunrtrrnuutteru In the
volunteer army. with the rttnlt oi cap-
into.

A hill to Increaao the etleleucy ut the
uuhttlotcnce department at the array
and ntnhina provision tor the appoint-
ment at twenty Wlllllil conrntiunrier
oi uubsintenee. with rank oi captain.
was react-ted front the military slam
«millet- nud wan named.

The bill relative to the enaineer
i‘ttflI oi the array. moody reported.
wan called up and panned.

Ir. "car. at hiaeeaehutrottu. called
up the «raietwure report won the
haaitruptcy bill and by unanltuoos
manual it war reed to taint a vote
on it sitar ltr. MM. oi the center-
m and the author oi the Innate hill.
hail node a atnttanom enulanlaa the
provident oi the more an toned
noon he the limit. Alter lit. Nob
too had ntadeh in minimal the vote
‘eaaltaha and the room adopted-“
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additional partial report the atta-
dry civil lntlon ll» and raid
ho hip“ to vo the rent-rt minced
tomorrow.

resolution.

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(Copyright. 1898. by Associated Prue.)
On Board The Associated Prone Dea-
patch liont Donations, on Juragun.
Province oi hairline do Cuba. Thurs-
day night. June 3. via Port Atrtonlo.
Jamaica. l-‘rlday. June 24. t a tu.~—-'i‘lte
advance of the American army has
reached the edge oi the table land in
which the harbor oi Santiago de (tuba
lieu. i'it‘tro. seven toilets irum Morro
Castle. on the crow llletr. the main
body oi trotnte has trailed. and the
Spaniards are in tall retreat tttwurdtt
huntingo. They may attempt it our-
prise. but a decisive ettgagontt'iti lit not
rxpmted tor several days.
Ahiltllllt‘AN FLAG ll0l8‘i‘lti).

General inn-ton a brigade. which
rested loot night at llenruioyaho. tour
miles west oi linlqulri. rcuumcd lttt
march nt daylight. lit-tore pram. bio
brigade. consisting oi the 'i‘wenty-tu-c-
and infantry. the Find lniuntry. the
Set-rind Mausuchrdwtte yolnnteera. with
mrnpanlre oi the Eighth cavalry. hnli
oi the Fourth cavalry and several cone
pardon oi the Twenty~iiiih colon-d cav-
alry. otwupied Jurana. live article he
youtl. and the American tiaa watt lltils-
ted there. .

'l‘he Spaniards attired bcioro the ad-
vnnce. whlt'lt watt covert-ti iry the Fir-
bntt uhlrmlsbortt. burning the liltn‘li-
litrlltltill till they went.

elliO'l‘tl WERE l‘lithll).
(‘olonel Wagner. with a Iiillltll rt»
conttaiuttnce party of about forty mun.
lli'llrilltltl annual the lltlllli oi h retrrul-
inx Spanltth column. two hundred
utronx. at i-‘irtneaatt. A dosen illiulrt
were tired by the annular-tin. an (‘oluuel
Wagner toll buck. lioiore General
lawton could print up the Twenty-
reread. the van regiment. the Span-
iard» had documped weetwnrd.
.lurngun watt abandoned by General
Monroe and twelve hundred Spanish
trwpu with lilit'li but» that they had
no time to intro the town. lhottah trn
luciiectual eitort watt made to tituatroy
the hwuntotlvea oi the railroad and the
rolling liltlttli.

'rwo t IlliAntl Kllddslll.
iletteral iilnum mutated in tlavllln.
six ntiltw went at .lurattutt by road. urui
nine tniietr irotn tittutiuutt

A detachment oi l'iu t‘ubntnt. under
Colonel Aouirrn. collided with the ppm
nieh re'ar guard. The (labour loot two
men hillod and had revolt wratuded.
'l‘he tipanlah lone lat not ltnown. tine
Nicolai-d wtut M'iloli‘il.
deaeral Llhtllicc. with the Ninth cav~
airy. the "matador ut‘ the hilaltth and
the Milli. ilcventh. 'l‘writth and llcv‘
enteenth rushed Juarautt at tiara.

wnotrn limitlll lilltlilltl.

ileneral thrice. with the receive at
the Twentieth lainntry and (tunnel
Wootl'a m lildera dinntottttteti.
with a dynamite nun. hurried torwerd
truer lialtptlri at it u‘clwlr. pmwllaa
by ittvtwd inal'ttitett.

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Spaniards Retire Betore tritium or the
American Army, wmnm only .
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WITHIN A my DAYS.

A Recenssisance Party. Under Colonel Wm; We Against the
Flock it a haunt; swan tormentinthticltb bat-u
-—A betechtaerrt et Cubans Celiides with the Spanish liner
Guard, Leela: ’l‘wo lien Killed and Seven Wounded.

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that Jargon had been occupied the
trtnrpeblpa which had not dinembat-hod
their troop- eteasned to, income with
the v‘lew oi lundina them then. But
the heavy» sea beating on the beach
made it lnepnmlble to got the boats
throrub the nut-i.
ORDERED 1‘0 RETREAT.

lirapatehee oi General Linaren. which
have been captured. indicate that the
rlrrnuutrtls were ordered to retreat tow-
lli'tlii Routine without loan.

The Gallons unmet the tired aloud to
be made at Sarina. and they have prov-
ed good propltria in the past. (tutu-rat
luwtoo‘e men are badly tuned by tor-
t-cd ntorcltott and the Intense heat.
'l‘heir rations an) alumni enhauntod.
They started with three dnyn' rutppllee
and turthcr iood could not he landed
today. lint a park train will be aunt
iorward tomorrow.

TO PREVENT SURPRISE.

throng otrtlnmta are maintained to-
night irr order to prewnt a unrprlrro.
and .luruaua by also under the protec-
tion of the guns at the warships. than
the tlnalt oi the advancing American
column is rate. The Spaniards. to at-
lilt'li our tmopu. tnrun make a forced
rtrurrit ibrorutlt an almost impenetra-
ble undergrowth.

ON I." TWO (‘ASUA [.11 ES.

There were only two ctntualtiee dur-
ing the laudipa oi the troupe at lini-
rptlrl. Corporal t‘obh and l'rivutcrt l~in~
flllhll. oi 'i‘roup ll. oi the 'I't‘iilll cavalry
tmlormi). tell lli‘ltt't‘t'll ll lighter and
the pier. (‘ttptoiu O‘Neill. oi Wood's
Rotuh-liidcrs. plunged into the you at
tho rielt oi lrln lite. but the men were
cruxhul betore he reached them. 0‘~
Neill la a iornwr tunyor oi Tut-tron. Ar-
iaona.

Several hcrece and llllllt‘li were tlrow~
bed while swlmmlna ashore throttah
the curt.

tll‘llANtl Til vii—OPERATE.

(lunerttl tlurciit‘e army at tour theme
and men in to be conveyed by iron»
ports irotn limb-true and landed at
llaltptiri tomorrow. to Join the twelve
hundred men under General t‘aatllln
and co‘ma‘rnte with the American
troupe.

The movement today llllllilttl nmuuutn
lu ti rhauae oi true.

A brlah ntttaketry lire wnu heard in
tho direction oi savllht or the ilautttlees
hill at dark.

Mott'l‘fllitl tlh‘ BAN‘l‘lAt'lil.

Part no i'rittw. linytl. .lunu :il. it u.
Ills-”M‘i'tllltllllfl in luivlt-nu mowed
here thin urorulua the Americana will
noun be lllttilltll‘tt oi ilnntittao do l‘luhti.
in ratio at the niopa tahen by the

l'lillilllnli military commander:- nud Ad‘
tulrnl donate to deiend the pinto.
lllhll or llKAll‘i‘ i‘Alhlllll
ill! Associated l‘rosa.i
New i'crh. .lturc it-«l‘nttl l. 'l‘helrautl.
a well ltnuwn New \‘orlt Intolneso and
club ntaa. died early title lnot'itlitl at
heart tailore. at Nil hello to flaunt
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wart nuaLn'rmn.

'l‘lte navy tiepttrttneut has mwived the tulluwina
ealtlouratn: l‘lttya tiel Erie. .lnuc ”IF-Faun u that at
truer I learned today that [lieutenant llobaou and lllll
eonrpauioue are well. They are «unlined in the city at
Santiago. tour taller trotn Moran. (Slotted) Hatttpttou.
The rich: department hart received udvioett cuntlrnt-
lug reporht that the lipaulslr Catlin ruuadron in proceed-
inu esetward. ,
'l‘ltc Aminted l‘retttt itt able to state on authority
that [retaliation to land nutrition or troupe oi Manila iron
not been nought by the German ambit-trader in Warth-

innton oi the state department. nor her any itlli'll pennie-
‘ rionbeengtnated. la tact. there have been no over-
tures exeltsnaed on the subject.

 

“we 7. . '.-. . ..

withlhenavydosrtnrent. linden.
notcheewerer‘eesivcdinrnptdsneces;
clon~thmh thasarly hanrscithls
toot-Immune“ bringiu the
mmwmno'dmh last Itaht.
They shewedthntcnlyhslisnhoor
elapsed between the Illag oi the new
aagehittlihadntirtlaadthemtli,
‘ltannehieatonJotlinttheeuther-
itienhoeaat'emloundntbciuaon-
lyahalihoor'hehlnutheactualde-
velopnrents at the scene at action.

fire only message bearing on the
general situation was one in which
Admiralhtnpson said that under a
lagoitrncohelcarnedthatflobaon

removed iron Intro Castle to the city
oi Santiua. tour attics cram. This
lined a weight at anxiety as to the
condition at them; herons. for ever
mince the recent bombardment. in
which lint-r t.as..e enitered nonrewhttt.
there has been uncertainty an to
whether “about and bin men were
dead or olive. although it has never
been oer-barely believed the tipnolardu

would entrain these men to such dun-
get-tr an to lead to their death. The
dcepatch was further "scouring in
that it made clear that Admiral Samp-
rron‘e assault upon the hat-iror eu-
trnnee. to which Morro in the main de-
icuce. would not be crippled by having
the tire lrnpt away from that tortillas-
tion in order to protect “cheap. It
brows the result oi such an attack op-
en to the usual condition» at war and
not to that uuuttunl atrd cruel device.
which it was reared had been transom-ti
to. at protecting Morro by earn-ring
ilolraon. This action. coupled with the
report at the naval surgeons that our
dead mariners were not mutilated. con-
veys u mums oi reliei to the authoritlen
here. art they feel that the warfare now
alrout to culminate in bloody tuhtina
will be at least mitigated by those htt-
mane rules which govern the action at
modern armies in the tit-id.

The other tloaputt'ltctt oi Admiral
Sampeou t't)\0l1"ll a multitude oi do.
tails Wuli'll have been deterred in the
nboence oi (latch communication. They
tirade requisitions for routine anpplitw
l“ every duocriptiott. and indicated
aerated repairs. tnoutly minor ltr char—
acter. to the rennin oi the tltnst. Not
a word was said an to any crruugonretrt
by the "(Inuit under iletrcrni tiltnitcr.
and no the utlmirnl is in close c ulti-
utcution with tierterui Shatter. naval
oiliclala regard this (allure oi the ud-
urlrul to mention arty action by the
troupe art conclusive in showing no no
tron tool: plrtct- yerttertiay. as was re~
rurrted by the Hpuninh.

llurtux the intention ll tlt'tlllttli'll
come to (letter-til tlrreley. chit-t triguttl
trillrrr. irutu Lieutenant t‘olturt-I Allen.
who is in clause at telegraphic coni-
rnurrlcutitrn with the army. ll was da~
ted at Mayo lit-l little. and simply in-
tlit'aied that be wnu ulllltlllii arrange»
tuenta to extend t'tllilllllllllt'lilltlll along
the abore an iur rut Aguadnrw. which
in probably about sixteen ruilen turthor
to the westward from Mayo llul little.
The dcapalch tirade no mention at any
imttlo or any other clutnae in the alt-
nation. military or naval. l-‘ronr the
fact that t‘oiouci Allen lit worltlua bin
litre wertwurd to Atptadortm. it to evi-
dent in the military ttttibtrrltltm that
the tit-hi of land action will be nli‘flit'llv
ed a i’illlltltlt‘l‘liltltt tlintnnct- abut: the
ulrure. covering probably trout tire to
dirt-en utiltnt. '1‘th will contribute the
bane oi uttpplleu.

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m. ‘m 00 N can.

Accenpnniod by his Itol‘. he will
Mt Operations in the field.

\i'nnltinatou. June 2i--~'l‘hr tlilIlllltl

etatonicnt who made today that (letter-til

Miler will no to i‘trbu. anvtittputilud lty
lilo elutt. and dim-t the military our
aliens in the tieitl. tie will not louvr-
lhirt work. however. 'l‘here la lhnualtt
to be no t‘ttll’tl’lt‘ilt‘y ruptlrlua attainme-
dlatc start. no he hurt the tullont tonld-
MW in "li llhattel'. who In con-
dttrttna tho lithtlllt'u on tianiiaau. and
this turuiidenro tr Illnl‘ttll by the res-
ltlani and the secretary at war. m-
are other tram t artillery tnove.
tot-air requiritia at cation hm. includ-
iu the areunrothtae. tar turtltor esp»
ditiotut which will an by way oi Now-
purt Howe and Tampa. lilo. 'l‘oatpn lv
uaain is he made the wadesvouo int
to tame term. and the tMItll‘illlt‘til in
tacttrlna totapiete rituall- with a view
to i'tllliitll'lll mutter lame hot-t at trna~
eat-tin there. With that tuovl
to thee-Join“ and the «wired tlonr we t
udvanr . (Wat tiller will then he
iron to into the army in the hold.
There in a nalhiltty that he may on
with (lemon llrnry's divluloa when the
liarvarti and Yale matte their owned
trip tron Newport New.

onanawv'tt liltlt'l'ltAlti‘l‘i.
llv Aaaoelatetl Fretted
Wanhlnaton. June it» The only the
norintti dc ill at today‘r cabinet
nicotine want ornitlve orttletnent oi
the nitration attire lillllltltl at (term-
ny with to the "till tiara. The
terrain , weir lira ‘ red with
am it irlt nettle beyond nutrition all
double on title itilltli. dunner her no

intention. arc-eat or poet-ire. oile—
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service with the Third "fluent at the
front. did not go to Nicolle. ycltci'du
rncrnhu. A telegram was received
irontCaptnln II. I. lose. in tltcnt’ter-
noon. reduutisgt'i‘ichet Agent Harris
tolookuptheiollowlngntenendar-

without extra chemo. no he had all tilt?
tickets: W. H. Britta, A. W. Hannard.
l. Court-lord. K. ii. Pollonite. J. H. Dau-
ler. A. 'l'. Radclliie. w li‘arnbatn. H.
0. Smith and J. Heal.

not treat Camp Haven loot nkbt snide
“Tonight. the Third regiment. whlt‘h
baa been called out in momma to the

is cncnnrped here. with the exception
oi Company H. the new company being
raised by Captain Hall in Burnington
and Myrtle. and this lent company it
tiXM‘lHl to be reontlttul no no .to reach
eanrp Monday next.

“The lost company to arrive today
with (‘onrpony it‘. oi the it‘ourth real-
tucnt. Norwulh. which put in an ap
pearonce tonight with sixty-nine men
Captain Hone explained the small autu-
b.-r as being due to n minundcrutandina.
an it who generally thouht the coin-
iliiny would- not go into camp boiorc
hlontlny next. and many recruits who
lived out in the trountry mneeouontlr
could not he trotllied in time to ”With
bie this morning. (‘uptuin Row unbl.
however, that be lard the roouhdte nutu~
her I‘ilt'l‘llilt‘tl. and "new war: no doubt
of their arrival in camp. (i‘olnpany l
oi New London. had the least number
of men. A great etinrt will he outdo
to recruit all the companion up to the
maximum etrenath.“

The statement tluti (‘umpuny l-‘ or
rlvr-tl in camp with but sixty-nine mun
ht probably erroneous. till there were
ill enlisted men to the company.

'l‘ltio nitertroou The Sentinel received
the tuiiowiug:

i'tttnp Haven. Nluutlc. i‘onn..
June 24.,ltitiil.
bitter l-iycnluu Setttlru-I:~-~l)ear Sir:
Will you please anuutmre in your paper
that l't'h'ntcn w. H. Britta. I. Come
turd. .l. ll. hauler. W. li‘arnhunr. .l.
lleal. Kori ii. l'ollnshe and A. 'l‘. liad~
ville. who did not report when we b it
Norwalit. nrturt report here at once.
The company will be exnruincd this
mention at ltlo'eioeit. Will enllat a tow
more Nrrwulh men. it they will report
here. All men who tail to para the
phyulctr' examination will be alt-en a
return tirltet. Renpecttully.
t‘Al'l‘AlN ll. M. litilili.
i’er hit-oi. it,

tum-women

W lilosntlm Inelast-
iag itoeli in the third.
ill! Arnocintcd Press.)

t‘untp llnven. Niantlc. June at “-(‘nil-
rtltlei‘lililt‘ tlivanthtioctlon has beatm to
mandrel itaeli In the depleted ruuhr ot
the Third «threat. and as a recall
tour at the area were thin aroraitta dim
honorably tileeltal‘aed and coat borne.
lv‘uur men lit “with” ii. at New Idllh
tltlii. tolerated flsntua llenrra that they
would not volunteer. title nutrition. and
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noel Tyler. iearina that homesicltnm
would spread generally. lllllfllt‘ltlil tint»
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italiey mot i'rtvatee ltnitlt and Haven.

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