f4 " "I of bite ladle tilt. trimmed with
W m pod pearl ammonia.
WI! M roll-l Ialaeeo. Ethel and
m lurid: and, iieaaie Hellman.
3 “fit It" llrio. The uahera were
, hawk a. (tooth. oi ancnehurg. Penn.
out door". w. Burgeoa. oi Bridgeport.
‘Tht’ bride and groom were unattended.
At the conninoion oi the ceremony
' Whittle" were extended to the
happy couple and the gueeta portooh oi
' a collation aerved by Caterer Lane.
The pretenta received were numeroua
and eootly.
If. and “it. Vlhllo took a weat—
booed ohm train ior New York. and
in. m will make an extended
weddiu tour. returning to their inture
iho'no in llediord in about two weeka.
3:3“! traveling dren woo oi ca-
) m the oath down gneata were
tho inheriting: PM. and tire. Lyman
1). With. U ' Horton G. Smith. Frank
I. Halon. rtiord: iawia ii. Goalie.
Queen-town. .: lit. and hire. Geo.
W. But-goo. Wport: iir. and idrt.
Welter-volt . iiiaa Alice D. nur-
gwr. lira: ll. lane. George Halnee.
New Volt: hr. and tire. Robert Dun-
can. illaa Carrie 0vlatt. New Mlliord:
lira. W. ii. Viallo. idodiord. Mano: llr.
and hire. Hoary hwkingham. Watei-
it'll.
m wanna outrun
w tilt ho it looting
‘Goppor liver.
Will or non Norwallt. who
woe Gilt "’Mi'iy oi tour that left
none in J ‘laat for the Copper
river gold has written to lilo
irlcndo ‘ no river. lilh miiea
in the int ' iii Alaska. under date
’ iii Hit! N. 'fiombcre oi the party
were all hand in good aplrita and
eating three oaharo ineale a day. They
_ had crooood the merit at Vhltlex gin-
eior without an accident and bulldlnli
a boat to doaooad tho Klntona river to
lie month. about twentydhroe mtloe.
where it emotive into the Copper riv-
or. 'i‘hoy caret to get to the head at
the Copper r ver by the middle at Ju«
iy. Al the limo oi writing tho weath-
er woo pioaoaat. with treaty nighta.
Tho only dioet-iurt he apoaho at are
the molten. which are three iliiloa
tho oi the Norwaik artieiea. They
have ' a number oi iriaadly indium
and new the but cool on tho
them are
The tone at r. itma'a loi~
tor ehooriui. and he aoya noth-
iag oi «countering aay hardehipo on
hie trial
, WWII MIT“.
The patio oi Tho-ea l. Perkin-
llvo a rooital. realm attoraooo. at
tho m 8 Ir. and tire. Noloan
'i'. M Iayviow avenue. The ieiiow-
M anion: hilao Illa
' Menace Watch. illaooa
old red Noah. lite Uoriou
In line lolowia. lit. For.
with moral artioticaily
ooiootiooe. doihoaotraiing an
I tl helm. and ninth-
wait larvoti later in the alter-
l'll'l A'i' WiiiiilPAUlt.
covenant Iowa iota woe
ill evening on the grenade
tor. Theodore Hoyt. Stamiord: I. ll.
Wheeler. MM: George G. 'i‘yoon,
Joeenh ii. Peck. William H. Gurnoey.
William A. Hamilton. Riveraide; it. ii.
Buchley. Brhkepori; William J. flatn-
mlng. W. W. Ballard. C. ii. .aunabnry.
Dorian: Chriotiao Bwarta. W. 3. Hub-
hell. H. W. Vanflciver. George H. Voo-
hnrgh. in. F. 'W. Raymond. J. L. Wale.
William Volltner. W. ii. Guthrie. Joa-
eph A. Volh. Prank Volk. a. hi. Tollea.
J. 8. Raymond. Orlando Allen. 3. T.
“Raymond. T. Slovene. i‘. ii. ilerrill.
Walter I. Wilcox. George i. Fuller.
W. H. Knapp. hi. E. Gibbone. John J.
Shea. Jameo Fartington. Norwalk.
WW” arm.
Gouth lorwalh lad loan will take
Dart in the July 4th Parade.
linens Tribe. No. 28. improved Order
oi lied Men. met laat night. and eclect-
ed the following oiilcere tor the onen-
iug eix montha:
Sachem—William J. Wilcox.
Prophet-~Thomao Robblno.
Senior Sagamore-i-‘erdinand ureth-
erlon.
Junior finanmarwii’llllatn it. Thom»
noon.
Ernst Koch pretreated the Tribe
with a handsome pair oi deer antlers,
and other artieiea denoting the hunter
man'a akill.
A delegation was pmeeni irom i’ow-
ahay Trlite. oi litamiord. and iii‘i‘diiiin-
memo were made lot the violiatlon oi
the local Tribe to Siamiord. July ith.
on the occaaion oi the patriotic parade.
it is expected that seventy-five "in-
diana" will be in line. and inlly ‘aa
many more on iotn in the proceaaion.
The parade atarla at 10:80 a. in.
II. WI WI I‘ll.
Vogotohlao Intitllog hill to the be
groo oi Artiot in Agrlctilturo.
Principal W. t‘. i‘ootc. now that the
public aehoola oi the city have cloned.
into turned hlo ihonahta irum booka and
incorrigible “itida” to airing boane and
ruenmbera. irony beiore the Inn hoe
driven away the dew he may be econ
nearly every morning. arrayed In a
broad brim Itraw hat and nvoralla.
with hoe in hand. tilting bio little him
at the rear oi hia rooldeuce In tiouth
Main otroet.
acme oi the iruita oi hie aoil that
have reached the tiontinei entitle hir.
Paulo in the degree oi‘ artlai in agri-
rulliiiO. Hlo euonuibcra. railed from
need oi hie own planting. are the lived
native once at the moon. large and
vigorouo. Two weelta ago lir. it‘tnie
picked hie trot arena poor. and a week
' eince had hie nret native airing beam
tie anticipate: an early
yield oi tomatoeo.
rantoawn room 1W“.
Opening Mt oi the lorwalh Ip-
waefihogao W
The trait and ilower iaativol oi the
iipworth imue oi the Norwolh leth-
odlat church. which mood in the
church parloro. loot evening. woo a eac-
coaa both in point at attendance and
financially.
hopper woo amod trend! to it”.
and lint roireehuooia aiterwordo.
There were aaily decorated bootho tor
the role at maimionery. irnlt. dowera
and coho. and a novelty in the ohoge at
a turret oi common. in the Diet oi
which coho and main were aervod in
the light oi a round iull moon over~
hood. During the evening there were
onioyahio booio retention by line
Nanette iiooo and phonograph aoloc-
iioaa ivy 1‘. W. Rupert.
Tonight the Twin City iieodoiio club
will iaroiah uncle.
and proildc
(Gobytllht. 1808. by Annotated Prone.)
At the he‘ll. do the Rio Gnome. acc-
ond crooning. Tueoday. June at. i p.
m.. per the Aooociated Prone Deopatoh
Boat Daunileaa. via Port Antonio. J
malca. Wedneorky. June it. i a. no.
and Kingston. Jamaica. 9:30 a. m.—The
preparations ior a genial advance oi
the American troop- on Santiago are
being puohed steadily iorward. and
troops at all brancheo oi the service are
being hurried to the trout.
General Kent'o divialon. conoletiog oi
the brigadea oi General ilawhina. Col-
onel l'earoon and Colonel Worth. baa
joined General Lawtoo'i divloiou. and.
with the cavalry divialon oi General
Wheeler and tour battcrlea oi light or»
tiliory. will now be atrung out in e
rear of General Lawton'a dlvlolon.
'l‘bo irunt elill route on the second
crossing of the Rio Guama river. on
the road to Santiago de Cuba. in the
rear oi the crest oi the Gorilla bilia
and a mile and a nail Mt'k. The bri-
gade oi General Bates and the Thirty-
Llill‘li Miehkan regiment and a battal-
ion oi the Thirty-inurih Michigan reg.
imam. which were landed yeeterday
by thee ruieer Yale remain at Juraguu
or Sibouey. 4 ‘
The delay in'the general forward
movement in due to the inability to
get anltelntence atom to the trout
rapidly «notch.
The advance. It in ataid. will not be
ordered lintil every man has three
dnya‘ rations in hlo hnapenck. Thla.
however. in lmpooelhie until the road
in paaaablo tor wagon trains. The
park traino run only convoy one day'a
ratione in a day.
The men eonatrucilng the bridge
made have the worh almoat comple.
led. and this aiterunon the drill ‘wag-
on train oi iour eta-mule teams will
no throtub. in two or three days
more every man will have three daya'
ration» in hit knapaark. and aa Btltili
an that ocean the army will move up-
un the enemy.
t‘apiuln Wright. oi Gemini iiatea‘
eiaii. today iutlowed the line oi the
railroad running out oi Jurogua to
within two ,and a holi milea oi lion-
tiaoo City. The road opproochoa
within a mile and a ball at our trout
and can be utiliaed to bring up eup-
piiea and eioge outta. the iirat at which
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more in, .
Preparation for a General Advance oi the"
a. Stdadily Pooled Forward.
lupin to'Goaeral Illoa no the m nail-um Could-
trahle Lora oi Llio~itowe Expected at day. Tito.
r Twin Be.
bat WW indicator in
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wane loaded at about ihle oiternoon.
‘Tai‘dar beet-ea Iliiloed to good
advantage. AIM the Cabana afleci
ill have a thwoufli hoowietxc oi the
codryavgdthc trailo. nothing ia taken
ior granted and' the whole country.
"but and halt. in being thorouhiy
reeonnoiiored and on accurate atop
made by- the eutneero. Inch oi the
iniortnailon lhua omalned will he oi
Ineatlmable advantage iroru a atrategy
point oi, view.
heat ukht Colonel idendoca. oi Gen-
eral Lawton'o oial. made a reoounalo-
ance up to the very trenchea oi the en-
emy. their oentrieo, talking on pichel
duty. being plainly heard.
Corporal Downy and nine ohm-p-
ahootere from the Seventh iniautry
went out at dark loot night. with one
day‘s rationa. tuwart the Spaniel: liner
and they have not yet returned. but no
iqr la entertained ior their oaiety.
At daylight thla morning Lieutenant
Smith. at the. Fourth infantry. with a
detail oi iiity men treat the Seventeenth
inhntry. under identeoaot Garioot.
creased the San Juan and went in a
northeaatcrly direction on iar no Chin
ey. or iii Chaumey. an it in marked by
the mono. without encountering any
Sponlah troupe. and iiity men of Com»
pany A. oi the Seventh regiment. un-
der Captain Young. olao made a rec-
unnulaonho in iorce. The Spaniards
have aeemlogly retired to their in
trenchtnenta on no pieheta or ehlrmioh—
era were encountered.
All noon no the remalnla battalluno
oi the Tlilriy-iourth Michigan and
Shhth ldaeearhuoetta. which arrive on
the Harvard tomorrow. and the 8.000
reinioreementa went. out irotn' Tampa
reach hare. Aguidoreo wil be taken.
The place was shelled today by sever-
al ehlpa oi the fleet. Agnadoree to on
the line oi the advance at the army in-
to tho interior and clone to the rail~
road. It will then probably become the
bane oi operathme. while the supply
here may remain at Juragua.
Captain Wright learned that three
thoneand Spaniah troupe have been
rent to roinioree the garrieon at Agua~
doreo.‘
(Moral latwtnn will probably make
a diverolon with his artillery. when it
in placed in pooltlou. iioavy raina title
allot-noon made it intlmaalblo to move
ludfl beyond General Whoeler'a
heatinuortera.
iiut the mode will dry quickly. the
guns will pmbably be brought up tn~
marrow and the intreuchmeuta will he
Iheiied b the artillery and by colonel
WAR B'ULLETINS.
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ileneral Shatter has jnat renamed to ileneral Miles
that be can take Santiago in 48 hours. but indieatea that
the undertaking might involve considerable loan.
is fully aware of the approach of Bpaidah roinionsemeuta
and it in believed here that he inteuda to tnlto the town
immediately. and that new of a battle liilii'lli bu tihliittit-
ed at any time.
(lencral Shatter baa reported to the war department
thdi: l'lpaniah lumps nuiaberlug Mill. with park irolna
and (tattle. are advancing from Mauaanl‘llu and are now
within ility-iour miles of Santiago.
Preparations for a general advance of the American
trmpo on Santiago are being steadily puahed forward.
Shatter reperta the health of his army to-
markably eod. None of the wounded at La Quaclna
. The rich number lean than it'll). The prover
oi the dead are marked on an to make identification sure.
it woo announced today that the queen repent will
immediately sign a decree providing for the formation
of an auxiliary. division atCadia. .
Further advices from Manila received in Madrid
say the Spaniards have determined to light to the death
and that desperate fighting is expected when the Ameri-
can troupe arrive. "
Wood'o ynautte gune.
Ile
“lootltntohulonolchouytroaeiahio
tumour: near the iooca. load-y.
.rloo «aloha-pthethonoethoy
incontinence-marathon.
linonfitmttllddotiltm
lathe-nebula. “Millikan;
mdthehoyelatheu'eeaedoadeovorv
ihuapaytheboyeiorooytinnhlothat
they had prefloooly canned hoe. .
However. ahe wao not notch mil.
ior ldro. Henley. who wanted to help
‘theboyo (becauoeohehadamicloa
at her two being in the tree). followed
her. After hire. 11on had imparted
the nerve to Mr. Hill tad more-turning
lumeocmotbaoMIhchha'il-
ed upon by lira. Halley. “tumult
waaa victory for Ira. and the
latter took reiuge ln Ir. iiiii'a yard.
Theowneroithepiaeedid not ocem
very grateful tor the iavor ahe had
tinnehlmJoheorderedlicroutoitho
yard. its me or lire. Hartley woe out
at eight ehe returned to her own domi-
cile and halted the door to prevent a
further attack. The hoye alld down
iron the tree- and eooaped. Than the
whole party went to Justice Smith and
explained the cone. each ciaimit‘ dam-
one. and thin to the way the cane
otande. ~
Irldgoport Rayon lidaot the loo--
waih Goad-goat d .aaa.
At the memo oi the Bridgeport
Chm. Checker and Whiat club laat
night another game who played with
the Chen and Whtat club at Norwalh‘
for the silver cup. There were ten lneli
from each club who contendd. and
Bridgeport won. The more:
Bridgeport. Norwaih.
(iotthardi. l iiardwin. t
“irate. i J. liaher. 0
(lhaiienger. 0 lulvihill. i
tiara. l Moron. ii
Booth. 0 (Y. iialter. l
(logewoll. 0 Kling. i
i‘. Adonis. l R. Adams. 0
ilnll. i it. W. Adamo. 0
liorthrup. it Aviaon. l
Bradstreet. l A. Adams. 0
Total. 6 Total. 4
neon m. “WI.
Io'l'oilaoi lwonte that have Taboo
Modmong the tie-t.
lily Aeoociated Pmo.)
Waahington. June ”who navy de-
partment today ptndod the iollowing
bulletin. giving a report from Admiral
Sampeun under date at June 22. oil
Santiago:
“(in the morning oi the iilth. the bat-
terica at the entrance oi Santiago were
aubiecird to a revere bombardment by
the iieot. The tiring wee deliberate
and in general ulmt eat-client. The
baiierlee were quickly atlouccd.
"(in the lilih. the Team. idarbleln-ad
and Suwanee dcairuyed the tort at ilua-
tilunatno.
"0n the Hub the Yankee engaged a
ilpaniab gunboai oil trieniuegoo.
"(in the i'iih Lieutenant ii‘arluwmltb
tvm aiuatu liilllit‘lioo. one under Godot
Powell and one under t‘adet ilari. made
examination at tiatuiuaa iiay. The
Ianneiu-e were aublected to a heavy and
mntinued tire at abort range. and were
otruek oevootcen timee. although no
one waa hurt. Lieutenant liarlow. la
hie report. particularly praiaaa the coil»
din-t oi Gallant liari and Powell and
(“allowable O'Donnell and liiootn.
(in the lilih tlctlral tiamla and hie
aiafl vialled the ilagahlp. having arrived
that taorniug at General liabi'e camp at
Avert-edema. idy impreoalona oi iloner-
al ilareia are at the moat plea-ant char.
actor. tie in a little. baadaoate roan at
unau iranh and alumina manammad
oi moat aoidleriy apnwaueo. ’l‘he
fleet bar with my directiona inraiohed
arma. clothing and iuod to the Cuban
int-coo. both coat and wet oi lanllaon,
Much hao been done In thio diroeilon
at. Guantanamo by commander lit»
Gallo. who hoe been moat apathetic in
rendering them all aooiatanoe pooaihlo.
Great activity and cottraae hae baoa
ohowa by the Ouhona at Guantanamo.
old Oommondor lri‘alla in meat eulo-
alatie in reference to their conduct.
There are about loom Cuban ioroeo in
title vicinity,
”On the 30th the army tranapnrte ar-
rived aad General iihaiier and i paid
a vioit to General Garcia and General
Rabi. The pragrooa oi dioonIbarltatlon
woo undated dilleult by heavy no. the
boovleat we have had during the three
wooho tho ileot liao been atatlond hora.
ity in o'clock in the oitornooa. however.
4.000 one were aahm and the wort:
hiaturhod 0m Rectal than
atartadtohavooieoat'l‘hi‘ewn-ahoat
to ammonia. autumnal-ea.
. mmnuwoaae‘mm.”
edbyuaoilhtoiaiortnlrJiilhandj‘
Sheridaalayo he to eat
m
m. l
Gain-e. . IJ " my main
manhunt-adorable“
brokuapaod
'acilro duty withoathia mount. net-J .._:
outflorldannyothatthepn-lo
moreworhod apwarth‘omoiterthaa
he la. No recent omit have .
which would canoe tannin-mig- . m
idle neat haunt. By that time he
will have completed hie thirtieth year
noose-hernia.» Wot liar
tional loathe ago he
noted that tormented oi hie
term at oer-vice arrived he would to-
sign. Ho aiatea thatat'haa oo‘eaoooa ‘
toieel putontovortitoociihaooihio
superior oflcero Unioaa nothing ea-
troonlilarr m he will roeign in
Alluot next.
The oiilcero oi the Fourth Mimi.
ways the Brim Telegram oi teddy.
are much more nitated than the cow
manning odicer. They have noted him
tot-ail a motiogoitheofleeraooihat
mutton in connection with the dia-
metnberment oi the nut-cut might be
diet-Md. T‘hia ho raiaood in do.
Already the matter a a now-'eoionel
hoe been widely diacnooed in the rigi-
ment. National Colonel Hendrie. oi
W. in in every way an ancient
ulcer and would make a good com-
mander. but it is underatood he done
not care tor the oileer. later. lerrlt
F. White. (1 Bridgeport. la alao well
quoiiled tor the poaition. hot. it to
raid. neither oi thoee oileera io oaaione
tor the place. They are only looking
out for the regiment. and ii there
should he an boulder oi peculiar di-
oeae who night be induced to late the
militant and nine it to lie former
atandiog. they would not otand in hla
way. but rather encourage the plan by
all manna in their power.
There is no use disguising the that
that the line and trial! oleera oi the
miment are stirred up over the dia-
rupiion oi the regiment They are not
so some he Colon» Bhorlthn. who.
according to his atatement. doeo not
expect to nerve but one more month.
They expect to nerve longer than that
and they want to one the regiment
iiouriah and make a name for ltaoii.
They assert that they have an good
:nhgieriur no it‘l‘erehia in any regiment in
to. an t at properly managed
it will otand on good it not better than
any.
Since the announcement at the war
lhoilae aurora and the an have been.
enthuaiaatle and ready to go to the
trout. A higher proeoatogo than any
other regiment in the oiate volunteer-
ed. The oleero claim that their
cultural tooh no internal to the pro-
ceeding: and made no eiiort to have
the regiment untrained. They are ea-
wedingly wmth and do not heaitate
alum tbemaeiveo to condemn the ap-
parent inaction oi their commander.
They any that conaidorahle may hap-
pen in the next month. and ii the proa-
ont colonel haa no intoroot in the reg-
iment men he ohonid make way ior
am one who baa and who will alv
lineal to take the place in
didn't:
l iii belitilll it) ll.
The reception oi the graduating claoa
oi the ittapleo' lilah reheat wan held
iaai night to National iioii. Weatport.
It won the acme delightiui aerial event
that hoe ehoractoriaed iheae alaire to
tumor yearn. A large number at
young people attended. and cold!“ the
«huelaa by iltnythe‘a nrchootra. aoaiatod
by iluward A. Tilly. l'tti‘ittlliiit. Timer
panel trout iiouib Norwalit were hiioooa
Jeanie and lrvaa nibble. Iva Milt.
ltaiey Wadhawia. idoy lieuton. Ira. 0r-
rln ,Deateu. Prank lhevman. Alired
(intbili. liarry Forria. Cart lliluo.
ll‘raak t‘raw. Willlard Wodhotoa and
Harry 'i‘tdea. Frank Kelly and (liar.
once OM.
‘ ~BANtll llAhitltl nation!
Groaioal and oraudeet Iroworha aolo
ever known in the Norwaiho hoe been
opened in one oi the new atom in
Wotol‘a blurb. on cool aide at Main
atmt. Norwailt. lte New York
armory. b .i. it. lot and I'. h.
Ambler. vorybody invited to come
and one the treat dleoioy and low
prlcoo.
"mac-tuned.
Iron DAlaI—dihifi .
White Hunt. 2. ' A
hm“? “to " ‘
‘l yummy“
menu—onto
Arhoaiiiaoreoflh‘
allhaout by? "“"“ ,;
itia. ’i‘riaiiy fl ‘
horry Hill. a too p .
Nil “1..le
ltihd and tea
Nit Milli-"The old
bulldifl. i'l‘it ht *
PM rallied to or .
not lot. ltd.) am i. "
mood. mitt“
atml. All i ‘
lialriiold (lonely
wait. Oooa
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