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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 30, 1898 · page 1

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Alo'elod :Iadlinttor'a ton ta-
‘W Minolta-oedema". and attor-
warde a unit“ in which all the

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'ni tho Kl“! i‘it’e‘arte tor oteailng
tnrt'o by tho I“ and Queen oi Hearta.
lee creel wad eorved by pretty tuald-
eao in white 0an with upetandlog pint
linotl earn. ahort ohirto oi gay colon.
and carrying blaeh hega on their waleta
Alo- the character- were the hind

. Obrlea “Oil": Alice and tho
Infill Noah and lariorlo
hare. Delbert lnroton.
included Alice. Ira.
oi Henna. Nina
Hearth. A. ll. Ruoeell:
enrto. Robbie lteegtnuller'.
Dinnondo. idiao Vooburgh:
Cl 1'. I. Perhine: Queen

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N Olnb. I hilie Jenninna: the
cod. idloo I. I. Jennlage: white rab-
hlt herald. ltowart Youngo: queen oi
need-e. idler aerate Dibble.

Iolvillo Icnddor no the inhaler. Ar-
thur titty an the Inch tom. and Nel-
ooa Drew at tho aheep attracted atten-
tion In their nothing coetunea. Harry
Iberia wee the eaoentheor.

in the part at otout
twoolodnneflodto the novelty oi the

Two irogo and ‘n lob received the
neontoetthennteead ufiered theute
the beacon“ table. at which In.
Derrltt avoided.

Ire. it. it. 'i‘ellee. aeelotod by In.
. Ire. illlua. lire. Joanie bitteli
Ileana hay and other ladiee.
the retreohnento.
ioateree oi the acetic
We were arranged by
and tire. Inerda. eeele~
Ira. Inna. ”Valium and

Voodoo end a aenher at one-
tho chem

drove at the Warner‘e Library
their thnnha to all neo-
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The ehapoi‘oi the Hiringwood Union
Sunday oehoel waa crowded that night
on tho occaalon oi the annual ieatival.
Preceding the oervtog oi lco ercnnt and
Oh- “- “lotion pronto-u wee ren-
dered in a neat excellent leaner:
Floor-mph eclection.

Edward Booro.
Ioloction by heartetto.
lure. Penaoll. Schultno. Davenport
and lorries.
lhndow pleturo—llowtho Old Ian li‘oo-
led theJ'ly.
Phonograph aelectlon.
ldward Deere.
Shadow picture-Boiled oi Mary Jane.
Halo nuartette.
leooro. Pennell. Schultne. Davenport
and iderrian.
Phonograph.
Edward Been.

Inch pleaouro wee aloe derived from
tho untagllu oi cobweba. which had
been aim about the room. the pet-tic-
lpantn receiving prlaeo at the comple-
tion oi their tnah.

 

I! WY 1’0 '1' It'll.

no lorwall l'raatwny my to
InnaOarhroophl’otnertow.

The Nurwollt 'i‘rnntway company
will try the experiment. tomorrow. oi
running a car through to New Haven.
leaving South Norwnlb at I a. In.1‘be
oliclalo oi the two eiiico and the town
ore hereby invited to bo gueeto oi the
company on the trip. Caro containing
the otheiala oi other towna between
here and New Haven will iell in line
ell route. and by the time the idiot
(‘lty lo reached it to expected that
there will be five euro In the trolley
proeeealon. 0n the return trip the en-
tire party will atop ut Coup“ tor din-
her.

it in now mmihlc to go irotn iltnnl-
iord to New "even. a diutnnce oi lor-
ty ntlioo. entirely by trolley. and with
only a iow ehnngea oi care. The ride
to through a charming atreleh oi
country. the muery oi which In on
uurpnoeod in any other eectlon oi New
Rolland.

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I'eeag leoplo Ipead a Delighqu lo
eaten at the Ieyvio Iouoetoad

An internal dance woe elven inat ev-
ening at the reeidence oi haul: A. Fer-
rte. in l‘airdeld avenue. by Ira Ferric.
Weldonhanuer iurniohed dellatttiul
wuelc end dellcleue reireahtnente were
eorvod. There wee a large company or
yearn bonnie menu. and the melee
proved a neat eaioyehle one.

Anon. thoee pro-oat warp idioooo
Glare lietto. Vera Wood. Grace Ade-e.

Alice crew. lattice ll. Woodward. Jean
ttl‘tnory. Iihei Wilcee. itelen lwerte.
Ilia Indioy. oi 'eotport. tho liaooo
like. the idlaeoe Forrlo. Ithel Iloter.
Ithel itoon. hila- Dialer-am

lice-e. Willard Oe-otoeh. W. P.

 

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EXPECTED ’iTODAY.

 

It is Believed that a Movemi on thié

Town Will Draw

the Enemy from

Santiago, Five Miles Away.

NOW HELD BY

A SMALL

FORCE 0F SPANIARDS.

 

in View at Their Previous liotroata Vhea liar Army light lleve

lloee Serleeoly lleraeaod on

the limh. aa Auraeive love

Upon the _l'nt‘i oi the (inning krona in t‘taoldmd Unlikely—
Sbarpeheetere Sent lint ca 'Pichetliety itetera l‘eneieeted.

 

lCopyrlnlti. 1898. by Aooet‘inted l‘h‘aa.)
tlenernl Lunton'e lleudqnarteru. Five
idilca Rant oi Santiago de Cuba. Wed-
neotluy. June 29. ll p. “L. vie Kingston.
Jib. 'i‘httradny. June 30. T u. nt.~'l‘b.\
American troops apent yeaterduy in re-
connoitering. (loot-rat Shatter. in per-
eon. with a enroll cohort. went alumni
to l‘utley. it onto“ town nve Inllt-a north-
uuut oi santluxo do Cuba. with which
city it in comuwted by railroad. iden-
teuunt Standing and o detail oi Cubuue
illli American eiturpohootera llt't‘llpit‘li n
«mull bill northweet oi the American
linen and looking directly down on both
l‘uney and Santiago. t‘nncy new eeenta
to hold only about the tipanieh trtntpe.
the number reported by the t‘ttban
needle. in epite oi the belief oi the
Americana iiret here that the nine
Spatiiurde driven iorward by our ad-
vanl-c on llaloulrl end Juregua bad all
rein-Med on l‘ueey. and not on tlan.
ilago. 'l‘be entail uuntber oi troupe now
at (laney indioaioo that the lpenlardn
have practically evacuated the place.
Lieutenant litettdlng wee not protect-
ell durlu hie obeenration. tbmtgtt he
earned through a camp which twenty-
teur houre previoueiy had been occu-
pied by a otrong fipanieh outpoot.
Corporal llucht. oi Oontpany ll. oi the
«tenth United Itetee inientry. who.
with eevon Ion. wee cent on outpoet
luty two Iilon iro- Inntlago do Outta
veeterday morale. and who wee ior-
vottea uatil thle atternoon. wee iound
‘ty tlenorai ilhniter and rent into canto.
The ntctt maelder the whole alelr a
need lobe. The: bed repeatedly eeea
the leanlerdo. who did not oIor to no-
leat then. and the Antorleeae enoat the
deyaolieaieylagahilliothowoode.

 

’l‘be corporal ouid that‘li he hml with
hint aunt-lent iorce he could have
broubt in iorty Spnnloh prtaoncra.

Several paeiilem broubt in by the
Anterieatt outpoato proiena to know
little oi whut to traneplrittg in Santiago.

A detail oi Company it oi the Seventh
regiment returned here inat nhbt in
n otate oi great bilnrity. inquiring
where they could corral a captured
"pat-h train.“ In the center oi the
group oi uuldlere who the "peel: train."
it ripenloh pony. aecurutely deacribed by
u tutrporul on being "at tblt-lt no a ahiu-
alc and at long an a leth.“ The prio-
oner baa been dedicated by the their to
carrying their cupialn‘a baggage.

The rump conditloue continue hard.
lleevy rein yeetcrdny not everything
ltlloat. Ratluno. however. are being
ecu-ed out more renulariy. but they
are etiil not plentiiul. ont‘t'l‘l and
men iare ailhe. The latter are nutter-
itu during the cold nlgbta iront ltwh
oi the blenheto thrown away on the
march. which have then appropriated
by the (lubana.

The American elem. generally. one
port it Mtnltlllit today to t-aptttl'o Ott-
ney. ‘i‘hle. ”never. in not omelet.
tint-b a ntoro nay drew the Iannlardo
in iorce iron Ioniiano. but in view oi
their prerltuta retreete when our array
might have been oerlcueiy hereeaod on
the touch. an ugrrnelve more upon
the part at the Ipealerth ie ceaaldered
unllholy. .

m

ilottble linteadrw-‘Unttle—Whel
would you do it a young man woe to
trite you agelnot your will!

Helen—0h. aohaw. Inch a tidal
would he labia-tale

 

WAR BULLETINS. ’"'“'

 

'l‘lte Spanierde have prnoiicaily evacuated Gooey,
clue to Santiago de Cuba. where they were believed to

have mm troupe.

quartereln.
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General M “Mr bade :ioctdedwto eetohilelt bio head-
. on u a tent camp to-
«mill

r the imnt.

. _ ' government hangiven lte oanotion to
coalingironitotranopwtmdhhed

oahcerdatm

' mum in charge at the Norwnlk dir

 

 

manna.
”all Innate-ea Ion Joann ea
\ Gin-o atflro‘oq'a In“.

~1‘he Norwalh Board oi Flee Under-
writers ate clams. Inadh nterry and
talked over inauranco nation at Oreg-
ory'n Point. lnot evening. it lining
their second annual banquet.

The epread waa hbbly complimen-
tary to Landlord O‘Sullivatt. it con-
eiated oi tomato aoup. oteanod little
necha. baked bluelloh. potable. broil-
ed lobster. atrnwborry abort eahO.
bread. cube. coilee and chore.

l. c. North. chalrtnan oi the corn-

 

triet. wan the gucat oi the events.

'l‘hoee preaent were Hunter lerrill.
St. John hierrlll. 0. B. Wilaon. Edward
0. Stuart. Samuel Lynee. J. I. lay-
ttut. Prank Layton. It. ll. Golden. I.
E. ldeed. P. hi. Raymond. Jooopb fly-
ntt. John. it‘liuliTWeo : on
it}. Curtis. (loold Hoyt. Seymour Cur-
tia. W. N. Simone. I-‘. 8. Lyon. W. 8.
Wilt-0x. l". t‘.. llcclter. Janice l’ntti. fidv
ward Stnltb. w. it. liyington and ll.
W. VuuSelver.

notnoe or manna.
General Deficiency am. no a...“

Onilodupintholouoo

lily Mandated Prone.)
Waahiugtott. June {lib—In the Honor

today Mr. tibrrtuun. ltepublltnn. New
York. preecnted the couiereutu report
upon the iodlen appropriation bill. The
rotten waa adopted and ldr. Cannon.
Republican. lillnoia. then called up the
portend dedeleney bill on unloaded and
paowd by the Senate yeetorday and
moved a general non-concurrence in the
antendntente and u reoueet tor a con-
iurenee. The motion prevailed. but
pendinn that. new the mullet ol
Mr. ldanutre. Democrat. Calliornia. Ir
Cannon nave noonronee that opportun-
ity to debate the ileuate'u i‘aciilc rall-
rond amendment would be given ultlnt-
utely. The apeahcr unnotinoed loooro
t‘nunon. Northway. Republican. Ohio
and llnyere. Democrat. “Penna. no con-
ioreeo.

Another iaiiure to are} upon the
eundry civil bill wee reported by lir
Cannon. and upon hie notion and tr
accord with the action tahen yoaterdey
the ltcueo aanln voted unanitnouoly tr
lnelet upon lto tileagreetneale to tht

ilettote agenta and not the bill again-
to meiereace.
Wee . dune room. Jacob

Voorea bbl oi Tentple llanuel
and proioeeor oi ilouitic law
and literature at the tlnlverelty oi Oel‘
iiorttle. lee Prencieeo. pronounced the
invocation at the opening at the loa-

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it Flt into:

Baptiet Young People [laid a Lawn:
Party at lilac Booklet ‘

momma

mung—.5...
manner-enema
whdolthoro'lfilafio—
ttvfloo.

 

 

Though all the nicotine oi the For
ther Lighto norloty. oi the ilotttlt Nor.
wal Baptiat church. have been pione-
nnt. the mornbora tool an it the cal-
ntinntlng point at oucceoo wee reached
in the lawn party given to thorn and
their triendo laet evening by line
Grace llophlno. at her plea-ant hone
in Osborne avenue. hat Not-welt

The bright moon and etaro. a lune
author or Japaueee lanterna and the
light dreams oi the young wanton
ntade an exceedingly attractive octane
to any one panning by.

ilutnntot-ha and cntnp chairo alordod
rent aitcr eorne eacitln' garnoo. thotult‘
they were ueed all the evening by the
more nodule ntentbera oi the employ
who proierred watching the inn oi the
uthera.

A pronrnntnte con-toting oi recita-
tion» by lieu (Terrie D‘Artola. and pi-
ano union by line Hattie libel-wood
and Walter Aihon wan onioyed by
those who could be enticed iron the
lawn luto the parlore and on the plan.
In. and impromptu concerts. by
aroupe oi the rnernboro who rang pe-
triotlc and rollqe range. were given
front titne to line during the cranial.

Reinebatenle oi ice creent and onhe
were aerved.

As the ereninn grow into the renne-
tr aradualiy departed. all egroolen
that they had had a hunt onioynbie
bee. and that line iiophlne ntade a
churning lit-tone.

A ateiorlty oi the uenboro were
ereeoat. but alone the thirteen alt-eat
tare. none were ntlaeod were then
Fred Jonniraa. who in eerving hie

muetry at 'l‘a . and the Farther
lhhte tool at elr notto me la-
‘Iood true. that I“ tbi bitten

trightoet uhlaeo iarthodi

Antone tho-o preoont .
telnet iloahlne. Mr. and Ira t
dophlne. lir. and fire. I. I. iletloid.
Ru. and Ira. it. 0. lherwond. Ira

 

on“: motion today. He prayed that
“all cleatetm which taay cotne iron
theoe aaerod walie be oateaded in the
tor-at oi ilod‘n hieaetag to all beneat-
ty. and that the neg under which we
live. that tor which our inthere lotuht
be ioeoror the aacred ontblont oi lib
erty until tltae ehail he no tnoro.‘ ‘
The ilewatleo annotation roeoiu-
tleae were tahee up and Ir. lab
l'l‘enn.l nnolte in oneneltlon to than.
lie eeld the pending oueetlen wet
iratuhl with more or loan good or evil
to title country than any that had been
ted tor nteay yearn. it wee er
innovation. be cold. upon all prooodon
that a roeoletleo iron the "our
ehonld be neat to tho Ionato I
treaty upon the awe abdoct wee etiil
aoadlaa. lie declared that the treaty
could not oeeure the aoeoeeary two-
thirde role to the neaatd. and tho-no

 

 

ioohua Jeaalnge. Ire. charlea ilow-
3ll. the Ilaeoe Jonathan. liattle Onw-
terthwatte. Fannie D'Artote.‘ Oat-rte
mutate. inure Dory. Viola Doeher.
llelo Doeher. lilanlo lento. lioioa
Finch. Piccolo tilltnore. Idith tiled-
hili. Anna ilrocwey. Idea tluy. lone
t. content. tattle hint-roll. ldllh 0e-
' . Alice litter. Itary Iobhlat.
Idith Iohhlae. liella healilnnlo Int-
nond Anne tee. itettle tor-
wood. label tiled lli. label ‘l'eto. and
. Allen. Ottnard

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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