«flimmnnwmrntw
“Mutational” twoothere.
” m nothing at the incident.
cheer-er earn it wnnleamed that
mmmrmm
we not be anewee t- “pale in
‘ mum M
The oleinln ol the Alpha race tenet
undead notice. Saturday amt-neon. oi
the melon ot flannel it. Wheeler
he thirty” tor ungontiernnnly con.
M then the Norwaik Pair Gmunih
teeth during the Alpha area.
m in the ihhtent centence .thot
Wheeler could have received andho can
thank Alphas a hit. The olcialawhlle
ly punished
thethebadbeenenelci
lothehleatngheueetvedhythearaud
.. me WNW la the newe-
lflerl. m in etiology went
I “W “m innit-e lite pun-
”I.
The Dunbar-y MI 0! Saturday nay-2
Notice her butt received from ria-
L. A. w.. that Antoni B. Wheeler. oi
thin city. hen be. nut-waded tor thirty
days. 'thin ri‘nion grca into'cii‘eci
All the day til. Mice wee rectlvul.
which were today. and Wheeler will be
'be unable to compete to any race Iiotii
'I'hnrndayv lr ill.
The Ambit upon the truck.
and in the melt at the unpleaeautnm
which r-tcllrrell Al. the Alpha Win-ti
club racea up land In. Wheeler airin-
tog Hammad. w New tlavcn. who had
touted bite. “I
y Wheeler e
to hear of
p ’ _ friends will be eorry
till e.
0e hearing Wheeler‘e uuapcuidon.
teryA at” IePbelomy. oi that
Ihnbury Drlvl club. said that an
elert would made to induce
ming board to allow Wheeler to cum
pate with Aiceeeder. ot Hartlord in
the melt race in tonnectlon with lllt
eiab'e rnee meet on July t.
th tourteen recrnlta. To-
, Ilene and Sergeant t‘ullen
are at lirttheport recruiting. They
will lie at the Norwallt armory lenient
and receive any htrtber recruits. ltn~
denture are hot. nitrite to me. John
G‘llnneeli been from Cute II. he
having enlieted in Company If. ti‘liou-
hell hen a blind father and in the note
at the lenllly.
Munich in ‘ninu trying to get her
WWI“ miner Mlle. lie in lit-I
note Willi.“
nun Neweene -eevenycareeld
leer children living
In hen been raiding
”dihewletielflewfnrh pellee
' iii!» meme
Wm whtehlennuttrllledp
mmmmamhflt
_mo-rneueutn‘em
.tnriealnhynthnnhetlhwreen.
mmommm
mnmheadulary'n‘lnndny
.mmunrmoo. f
rmmmmrorm
Wtaadflermnntnefletinnot
unveil. nonunion-la the
nowhere“. enumeration
them ultheyhndnlne
tine. Alteradianerintbegroven
“Mined-Miranda In
the pavilion. The only nitebep wne
whadbarlen Humane ot the party.
“Mbmthehoehandlell
over-m Hewenreneandbyaeon-
nladmwhuunndlanded on the
Mlenawhlie the'nlemer had gone.
Grenvillelcnapptonh Illiana in charge
aedntroileyehfbmlht him befiouth
Norwalk.nndhetookatraiaforhoine.
BetardnythechtlndPreehytoriann
hadaneacuralononthecepheu. at
the Retort Point (tech. and 8t. Pnulh
Sunday aehool. on theatenmeratne lea
land. at 'snrrln'e Columbia grove.
noun “A“UAU-
Mdmrnhtflabm
aural, the.
There were tour heels in the open
cat clean of the Kuwait Yacht club
race Saturday nfternm. They were
the Daphne. owned by George A. Jan-
aiue. and the Little Joe. by Samuel
tween. ’l‘he limiter beat by one min-
ute only. Harry Cobarn'a Helene beat
H. W. Vuntletver'c Gladys lay about
two ration and a half. The boate were
night out in the squall and experienc.
ed name lively tinlee getting back to
the club-honor. Attorney George H.
Voehnrg. .lr.. who nailed with Captain
Vanaciver. had the moat exciting time.
Junt 'betorc the start the harm swung
around and knocked hint overb’rd.
lie was rescued and placed his clothes
on the boat to dry out. When the
squall struck the boat. she ahipped a
large quantity oi water and Hr. Von.
burg'a clothing wne washed overboard.
it could not he recovered.
magnum-erratum;
M Inwth III-welt thin ”with
ehrgeiennnagee hint. '
The etcnmer liello Horton left Bontb
Norwalit thin morning on her tiret mi
of the section to New York city. Slit
carried a large number of purist-rigors
'l‘he oilicere of the boat arc: (‘upininw
Moore M. Wileori.
First mate-~1‘eter Willlame.
i‘ilot— lienuett (‘. llonnrtt.
l‘nrerrmA. A. llctte.
l‘hici Bli'lllt\'l‘~-Jat'0li Jonce.
Porter—J. J. ltaveiiu.
'l‘hc llriIt trip up. Saturday ultcruoou
wan tirade in good timc. The boot
loam South Norwailt at 1:30 a. in;
New \‘orit. ilm-kmau street. at 2nd.
blunt 'l‘hirty-llrat air-wt at ilztu p. In.
i-xcrpt Suturdoya. when the alurt front
ticclunnn ntrect bi trite and trout limo
‘l‘ltirty-flret ntrcct at “J p. in.
AaleOutnIheInthef. A.l 1—! I
G. A. Inae lull Gale.
The ball tenure at the Young hten‘a
t‘nrieliau aorta-lotion and at. .ltattiph‘u
'i‘ulnl Abarinence. ilenctivini and I..Ier-
rtry aut'lul)’ were echeduled to play on
. the limiter grenade. Saturday after-
noon. The game bad only proceeded
to the end of the mood inning when
the never-e ehowcr vnnie’up. and it won
rim-canary to call a poetponetnent In a
iIIIur-r date. Neither elde bed tortured.
Neal tlnlnrday night lit. .ltuupn‘u and
Ibo catholic club tenure will have It
Iroileif ride over the ayetear at the Nur-
wnlh ltreet Railway company. and on
Monday. July «it. at in II. no. will play
on the Not-well l‘arit diamond. New
uullornie wilt be worn.
llltA‘l'lt or llili. A. I. Allll'l‘iN..
t‘nroiine ll. Utttlverne. wife at Altrvd
it. Anetta. who line been an Invalid for
moral yearn. died at her home. ill Wear
’ th‘IllK. at an early hour lhle moraine
"or hlullehti and a daughter eurvive.
The tunnel will he held at her Ian
mid-nee. Wedeeednr evening at 'liw
o't'ltleh.
WNIIAL or till. DAUOHIY.
The funeral at lire. Otter-lee Danish”
wee largely attended. yeeterdny alter
anon. ire. herlnte borne in floater
etreet. Rev. A. I. Renault minted.
and the nail beerere were treat hie-
cete Genneil. U. A. It. at which In
Deuchey in a mammary A. Wood.
r. W. blown. John Ieyaroer and
(theme it. Melee. A quartetto none
at like lent-e Abeedreth. titre
. lili- 0. Lawrence and Rich-
ard Alreadrelh lane. The burial wire
in vete- meter]. Nerwalk.
Batteries and Getting (lune
Brow or a lliil
the Belcaga’md on.
ADVANCE FORCE OP‘ARMY
(Copyright. 1898. by Associated Prone.)
0n the lilo (inane. Sunday. June as.
noon. via Kingntnn. Jamaica. June 37.
9 a. m.-—The advance for!» oi the Atri-
erkien army room on this atreain. with
the city or Boatingta‘tnur and one-hat!
milee wentward. in plain night.
but night the outposts. consisting
oi two companies ofuhe Seventh in-
fantry. lllld.‘ later Coolidge. occu-
pied pinitlona at right angled to inc
road. guarding the crennitu a mile and
a halt beyond debnnilla. when three
regiments oi General lawton'e divis-
ion camped. the Flu! Fourth and Sev-
citteenth. The Eighth and Second
Massachusetts. with the mo Ridere.
Tenth cavalry and portions or several
other regimente. atrung behind thorn
townrde Juragua.
About 800 Cubans. under General
Gonealeu. were cupped around General
Lawton'a hendouartere. but lean than
titty of them did scout duty lent night.
General Wheeler. today. with the
First. Second and Tenth cavalry end
the Rough Riders. with dynamite
guns. moved up to where General
Lawton‘a outponu wereJaet night. and
(our ballerina o! the Third artillery
and four Gatling gone. with a special
detail under Lieutenant Parker. were
brought up and planted on the brow of
a hill overlooking theI battle iii wblvb
sautlago tie Cube lien.
MORE ARTllrlAditi’ NEEDED.
It is believed that more artillery will
bo rim-carary before air aaxarllt will be
irradc upon the Spnnleb worlie.
r'lltflld’ ldN'l‘RlcNtiilidll,
All the llllllt about Santiago nr.‘ cov»
r‘i‘cd with bite-klrouaee. there are tiiir-
ty-four linen of ontrenvhmente and lit“
hind them are four lines of rrilcplta.
word on Huntiamr do Cuba.
there iii no cl
AucurdilWa
leiende.
reign of terror exirte there.
to coal at Port fluid.
'llrc \Iircricnn troops were within 2.8!!) yIII
Spanish iutrcrrvlrrncutu last night.
of Santiago lit in full plain sight.
Four batteries of American artillery and u tiutliui:
nun battery have been planted on it bill overlooking tbc
lutailr lil wllicli Santiago dc Cuba line.
A special despair-b from Madrid soya, l'rcmior Su-
gar-Ito is planning to provoked criaia. form a nationwide-
Ill Iniuiatr . proclaim the whole peninsula in a state of
siege and appeal to a friendly nation. probably France
or liuuain. and secure terma for peace.
Tbenary department at ii: iii orluclt posted the
followimrlmllctin: b‘oruurotloro Wateuuanila today in
the Newark tojoiu Hrrrrrpaou. when be will lllllt' under
liirrcomiunud an armored squadron. witlI cruisers. and
prtweed at once oil the ripariirllr coast.
Advimnr received at Kiuuaton. Jamaica. from liai-
Iiuiri any that General i-lllnltcr oxpeeted’ to reruovo bin
headquarters lrom there to .lpragua. than pushing for-
RESTING ON THE GUAMA
Active Operotieaa are Oficlally Expected to Begin on Wedeoeday—
Geeeral Shelter Expreeeen Sellelactlee
had Charge of the hailing oi the 1‘
Country and Under Conditions Never Beltre Faced.
the 08cm who
in an Euny’n
while the frontanre protected by row:
at barbed wire.
OPERATIONS ABOUT T0 BwlN.
OI Baioulri, June so. via Ktngeten.
Jamaica. June 27-»1‘he Third and
Ninth cavalry only remain here. guar-
ding material on above. All the other
regime‘s are being pushed an rapidly
as possible towarde Santiago. Active
operations before that place are olci-
ally expected to begin on Wednesday
nciii. ‘General thefter eapreeaee eat-
iidectlon with the work of the ole-ere
who had charge or the landlng oi the
troupe. in on mature country and um
der conditions never before faced by
and army. cuaidcrlng the character of
the lending pleura and the adiwent
coulitry.
WGAWI.
“ulna Gonlltleu Ilnletry
and Daniele allege.
my Aenocinted Pro-a)
implied. Jule 27—Arcordlng to a
npecial deepetch from latirld. pub-
llnhetl here thin afternoon. the Spanish
government ‘in actively preparnii‘u to
deepntch terminate-eon to Porto nit-u
by the fallout available Triton-Atlan-
tic liner."
t‘ontiiiuing. the special deepaich
says: “it it. reported. now that the
Cor-ion are closed. that Premier Sagan-
ia in planning to provoke a crisis and
form a coalition minietry drawn from
the d rent nionarciilal Wrtiea. iu~
cludil Mnrebnii t‘ampoa and ilrnernl
l'oluvleia. The new inlnietry will prir
claim the peninsular in a ethic of
Hinge. will winter-re Ibo garrison» in
the Ilarliat and Republican coritcrrt and
their tenant to a friendly nation. pro-
bably Pronu- or Roe-la. to secure tor-rue
lor peace."
WAR BULLETINS.
of tllt‘
(I0 city
in diry time
The American trnuriporte bad II‘lerI-ived at Manila
upto tlietiinctlrie deitpntcb wan neat (June Bill. and
in the aitriatioii. ‘4
ripecial doepnhsli from udrid tire
Spanieb ruiuiuter of marine naye Admiral (“aurora ii
iruundruu will leave Port Said today for the Philippine
Reliable new» just unsolved from Havana rayon
'I‘be police force threatens
to revolt and iii being watched by the troops. Famine iii
imminent and the city lll panic-stricken.
Admiral Camera' II fleet lute been related periuieeion
It in announced in Madrid that Admiral Cellini-e lute
been ordered to proceed through the Ebert canal.
“Hadley-leeward.”
file A”. y
A barn owned by Theodore Knapp.
Heirloom-unis rentdeneeirl Union
etreet. wee badly Will! Ire thin
attention at me o'clock.
The tint-en were dieeevered by George
Clark employed by l. A. Woodward.
who had kindled a large bendre on Ir.
.Wooiiwnrd'e property. which article:
Ur. Konpp'e.
The upper part oi the barn wee en-
tirely deetroyed. together with a large
neantity ot hay and none implements
belonging to Anna ltoettoher. the
North Alain etreet butcher. who kept
hie borne in the building.
Mr. Clark not in an alarm. and there
wee ep rempt renponee on the part of
the are dwertnrent. The fire was un-
der dintrol about 3 o'clock.
mar. mad—tern.
. ...... ...............
hall The infield” loo. e! the
lounl‘neteryaelerwalh.
A email fire wan dlncovered in the
boiler room at the Julian Ianufactnrtnir
company'n factory at noon today. The
boiler room in a email wooden utrnctnrr.
A hole wan burned in. the roof helm
tho fiance were extingninhed. All at-
tempt wan made to pull a box that an
the tire alarm wan ntriking the noon
hour. and consequently the alarm would
not. work. A atili alnrm we neat to
the hone hob-ea and the compeny'a rev
mended. but their aervleea were not
needed. The dame A nominal.
Wat 1:80 thin Alterneu fro-
unmade“
Dr. W. C. tillnee. oi ‘9 Berkeley
atreet. died at 1:50 this aiternoon
an the remit oi a ntroke oi npoplexy. at
an early hour this morning.
lie was seventy~two years at age. and
had practical in Norwalk auroral yearn.
W WAOAIIIAOI
theiruoeltreetlddge.
Mirna Harry. oi Stewart air-cot. whllr
riding down the Incline at the approach
of the cant-bound ilcpot. this morning
did not notice a carriage containinu
(.‘aplnlll \y. H. lloyt and doubler until
too late to avoid a i'nllln'lori. Miss llar~
ry won thrown inguinal one oi the iron
pic-rs aupportitui the bridge. and a goal
war cut over one of her cyee. She won
girl-n assistance by (‘oiietubic J. J.
Goodwin. and was litter taken home by
It lady who happened on the St‘t‘llc.
The accident won one oi those unfor-
tunate t'll‘t‘illlilllltllt‘l'it which Minn [tarry
could not avoid. and for which no
blullro attaclII-a to t‘aplrlin lioyt. Hr
and bin daIIghIt-r. hire. lluriier. trow-
over. uni doing everything turntable ior
the million. oi the young lady. lot
which the not-inn truly griiloi'ul. llcr
injnrtra nt'c not of a Ircvcrc naturc.
hire. [lurker hnetciimi to her elder irimic-
dinlely alter the accident. and litter
vialtrd hilrui liarry at bar ironic. and
aIIbeo-qucntly III-at u llll)‘lllt‘lltlt In lllr
bonito.
MIMIC. m NAVAL mean.
he Ivonne” lent to Ocean-Today
by Wt lullaby.
(By Aeeorieled l'reee)
“'ilzi‘lllllflitlil. Juno. '7 Tire prcatdent
today will two ambit Iruwagrn to
('lilllil‘t'ritn. providirra tor rectuultiou ol
the arr-victor of Lieutenant l'ioloum. the
horn oi the Merrituuc; oi Lieutenant
Nuwcoiun and crow oi the revenue cub
tor lludiiou. whivu returned the turtle-
Iitr bout Winn-low at l‘urticuaa; t‘op»
lain ltudgduil. oi the deaputclt bout
lluell lilot‘ulior-ii. Wlllt'li littered lit the
bard" at Narnia. and Naval t‘atiot .Io-
eeplt Wright Powell. who had the
atrium launch under the uluil- at ileu-
Iiago harbor. mtrchlrrg for the crew
of the Merriruac.
Authority in united Ill lllv till n ur
the Impaler of lint-Iron trout I to than
etruviiun vorpa In the line til Ibu navy
erui lite preatdout announcers that with
nutlrorny given be will by. and with
the advice and cunt-out ill the donate.
aultabiy advent-o ilubaon in the line.
The llolteou crew are to be alven a
vote of thauka and iurdnbi oi vour
Incineration. l'nptnlu liralgdott in to
be eniiably recogniml.
The preeideut in mentioning ilubmu
citee the tact that the crew with him
already have been promoted.
Waebtugtort. June ii‘l ~~~~~~~ 'l‘lie preaidunl
utility will trend to the lleuele illtt hulll'
lnation oi Naval tinder .lrmoph Wright
Powell. who waited under the Ilantla-
go bind- under heavy tire tor the re-
turn oi the aterrlinpc crew. to be an
onnlgn in the navy.
it Ilometimee ”bubonic—Tile mold ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
but at courae. you expect to worry your
Ideal when you do marry? The (in-
quette—Olli i don‘t know. l'rrlrepw l
ehail marry near- etber glrl'e ideal.
mem-
” iiiliiiliilii ii llllw
a rm my Ileyellnt Injured it...
Company 1? Boys Seed llerdterh ‘
to their Note/elk Meade. .
sour Wu Ilium
Onlbenhbadm-hlwaee
“Immune m
lie-ad.
Camp Haven. lane II. _
There were church nervicee today.
morning and evening; aleo Chrtattan
Endeavor nervlcea at the Y. I. C. A.,
tent; bend furnished Innate.
Rev. H. N. Kclney. chaplain of Third
regiment, preached morning and even-
in.
The tether oi private [loyal A. Elite
called and marched down to mean with
the boys and was served- a regular
army ration. which he seemed to enioy.
The horn sent a package of hardtaoit
by him to their Norwnllt triende.
Tide wee right and the fellows en-
joyed going 'in bathing.
Private Hubert P. Pierce will prob-
ae a hospital eteward. with rank at
ncrgoaot. The poaitton is a very de-
get it.
lair-Quartermaster Sergeant Guerril-
eri. now oi Battery ll. [teary Artillery.
called at the camp yentcrday. lunch to
the delight of hie old comrades. lie re.
ported that all the former members oi
(iompnny II‘ at Fort Grtewold deeply re-
gret that. they are not new with their
old command.
Second- Lienteaant William 1. Com-
ilay and term rrow Flrnt Lieutenant W.
w. Bloom iii to act in that capacity.
Company l. of New landed. bromhl
in tort. recruits Saturday night and
the other companies are inat titling up.
The men are anxious to he municrct
in en coon an poeaible. and hope to be
ordered to the trout noon.
is to be made ilrigudlcr General and
that General Haven will auccead to the
command of the Third regiment: nine
that the Third regiment will be or-
dared to the front lit-tore the that.
The war department was diepleeeed
at the slowness oi the First regiment
in tilting the quota and ii the Third
regiment dllri lie quota noon and it
quickly iniratvrcd in. it is thought that
it will noon be givcii II client-o to gr
mirth. HUMMER.
t‘ump liuven. i‘nlted iltotcii Poet. NI-
antlv. Juno 27~~t‘oproin lladlal A. Hall.
oi Stouington. who in civil and profen~
nionol life in one o! the beat known law-
yer-e at New london county. arrived at
the camp today at the head of a then
ington company of eeventyveight men.
which will conetitnte the twelfth cont-
pnny organinntion oi the Third regi-
meat.
Recruits from (‘romwu-li. thirteen in
number. lllllt) rmchcd camp thin morn-
lug.
marrow or m rope.
Queen Aegean beetro- hlm teileeelnde
lance with America.
(by Aeeocleted Prue.)
New \‘orli. June 37~A npimlnl cable-
grara to the Journal from llomu enya:
'l‘lu- papal nuucio at Madrid telegraphi-
to the pope that the uuecn regent or
tlpnln duairoo the mediation oi hie hull:
ltt'till when the opportune moment or-
ririm. with the object at t‘fllbi‘liltlllil II
prove with the United liteiee.
The minute Ileciaree. however. that at
|ll'\'li|‘lli the illicit“ regent III marlin-mi
that Spain in bouiul to continue the war
i‘Allli till‘ 'i‘llANltii.
'i‘lru undrruigurd ileeire lu ca‘proan
their Mlilit‘l‘tl thank» to all irieudn who
no Itliully uripiouvotl their nyiaturthy
and ulrowcd runny ltliitliltitlllrlt during
lllt‘ liltumn and death Ill attic and tunill~
(‘llAillNli llAl‘t‘liIBY ANII llMltlli—
'I‘lllll.
DIWALI-ANIOUI.
llAVll Yulllt "Alto wane-mo. I.
lochwood. .plrne archer. tuner and
repairer. en yeare' teelory caper
ldenee. Agent tor the old reliable
ldcl'tiall planer. ir rhea and
ertli ileielt.
tirdera
wateroonte. II and le
nnetalre. lentil llar'wale. by
mail will receive prompt attention.
LOI‘I'.
llll'l'w—Hovnewiiore between Yacht
club and Nurwaiii. a green cloth
triple capo trimmed with ratio braid.
Alto between hire. Mend’e III-hoot:
Main at. Nurwaili. and down Word
are” to tinder Iii. .. or on Went It.
(to. Norwnllt. a gold wreath brooch
m with mrllt. Lib-rel reward will
he pain for either. It It. Andrwwn.
40 Want nve., do. Norwellr. m It
ninibic one and bin fricnde hope he will“ ,
ntoclt was oillcer oi the guard on Fri» .
Averill—or M. '
line 3.. wile d All”!
athflp...
Hon—ll N
All“. are.
ably be detailed on the heepital etell “
There in a report that Colonel Tyicr 'ro LIT
range and better. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
troni Went avenue t .. .
moderate matte _ ; ”
quire at No. e “
To LET—Fern“
it: late etreet.
lhultit‘e It
1‘0 oar—arr
eultahle tor
Whit am
W | i . , ,
etreet. rent. .I. .5“;
Ionian.
Wilt tutti—deed. . '
mhlizrlllla. «olden M
0“" Mr I. m ‘ ‘
pihttte Apply tori
M i-‘airhelrl avenue.
'23 -J. ‘
..,...
t‘tllt fiAltllwtlraen for I“
About l’i acre- oi nine .‘
all be cut by planning.
urn. Trinity hum
berry llili. Aelt for Ir. .
Hill flAIJd t‘nlbenl. t“
loud and ten and tie-hi
in npiendld order. A
Illieltbetli ntreut. '
l-‘tllt ItAldiwA nae heron
rider: in good order Ah
burden Apply in w
oil litll.
Will iihltii~ 'l‘he old
bulldlm. We be
lll‘ttliillfl Ittllltll til lli‘
\lid lei. lihliJ ADI" II
uroud committee.
“’3 “tamper."
II no ta
l‘etrleid (‘ouaty rim
walk. (loan.
We“
Will MWTW “he
rrralneall bent. new
it A plant;- were.
NB IAI
or charter. lent
r: at W
I? II 0|"! ‘
Edward ll. Hitler
avenue.
Nil um
and up.
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