"trimmed. we believe that
“Vest vans..." Waste the
H“ W Carei ier m
WWII)! um.
Shrub.“ M. he lays.
h m w h
tomcat.” and
Iatrls.
“‘2
'lbtheldlterot'l‘helsattnelw
'l'harearemauyraadrreefyeurvalu-
alepsperwhsdeaategresat all
withyaarediteriatofJulrllth.re-
. gull“..eantlauln'tha'peving of
“‘«Jefl‘eiueteerth'etuloeroestreet
thuthaeeutreofthecltylathe
Ira 'Iheaiu which to lay permanent
”thmotitlhtherul-
dentist parties of the city. There Is
not eelagie atoreor place of'busineae
ea Sadh lulu street. from learns
wuwm.whlleoewm
Weshiagten street and Railroad place
are may of the largest business stores.
uuwdlhethalargedhotel In the city
or town for that mutter. Naoadam on
West Washington street is not satie-
‘ factory. and is very upsnstve to main-
taia. 'iIis street should be paved
to. More lower South Ilain street is
W of. There is immeasurably
mare travel. around the corner of Rail-
road place and West Washington
street than there is around the corner
of South Iain street and Henryrtreet
er Concord street. With Seathlain
street paved to Inuroe street. with
hat Washlma street all paved and
Narth lain street partly paved. the
‘C. If. ltayes tor a debt contracted by
only business street left is West Wash-
ington street. and we believe we are
entitled to the next piece of paviu.
North Iain street. from the end oft
the preaent brieh pavement to the,
Coagrqa church. contains about
a dress epd needs the brick
pave-qt men then lower South‘
Iainetrert .‘Qedally as it is the
Isle thorouhfare thrown West ave-
nue tothe city at Nerwalk.
Weave an mast-g perineum inl-
prove-en vamente. Far from it. We are
most decidedly in favor of them. but
let us use as interest in the mat-
tor and put them that where they are
most needed.
WT WASHINGTON STREET.
Camp Haven. July it. tints.
Sergeant Hubert I-‘. l’leree has re
eelvcd his commission from the sccrn
lary of war through t‘olonel Tyler. as
hospital steward. under Herncuitl Ma
ior lamb! Lapler. 'I‘llls cllds the rut-
tllpe of appointment. and be is now on
the payroll of thmrcgttucutal lion-
commissioned staff. with rank as Firs:
sergeant. Idtnest It. i‘orncll and Tim
utas l" hlt'ilarry. altar members of
Company l.. have bis-u detailed on "I"
hospital corps.
The Viral ltcuinu-nt ar 'vetl at the
camp tonight. the baud ‘tlu The
Star Spangled ilauner .tui Yankee
Doodle.
The payinaster of the Fourth reg:
innit came to camp on 'l‘ucsduy and
paid the eoavpsny tor the May bay
parmha .As the company is now in
the Third Hilltitltl liitt utltlt‘ titty ior
tea days before nloater will mule
throluh the Third regiment paymaster.
lir. i-‘. W. Darrner has presented the
couvpapy with a South Anu-rleau .\li
null for a mascot and l't'i't'lt'i'ti a to"
of ihaahe from the company.
iilAitihitili.
ram 03 Ill. DIVING.
Seraph. Meadhie Sister tie the
Iariehotst Iatau.
thuuh Norwalkera do not tit-ltd out
silly talent to do high divine acts
This morning at it o'cloch I‘ercy id.
l‘erris dove from the top of the blah
tower at Intuit i‘oint. where (lever
Neria rashes his dim daily. and his
sister. Alisa Iva l.. It‘ri‘rla. lulurwd
irnllt the second platform on which
Ill-s Olga Narln does her act.
The high dives did not elect either
”V or After Ferris in the least. amt
blob eavhe out of the water tinsel-lat.
ed,
A large crowd of ate-claims highly
complimented them on their uerry feat
itlt'i't'lJl 'i'itiitil‘ AT "OWN.
A young lady from New ('anaan who
wheeld to [been l'olnt. last night. in
company with a friend. left her hi-
eyele steadied alongside a tree while
she west into the pavilion. (in her re-
turn the bicycle had disappeared. and
as yet no trace of it has been secured.
It was a have tube. The local po-
ilfl hi. ”It“ for it.
lia uracil-eat has been roe was
thetown clerk agstuetraalmate tr
loath Iainstreetowued hy Aaalal.
Hayes. Thestrltlaforuutoiweov-
erforanotegivenbyltnlisyeaaad
the ior-er. The plaintiff is John W.
Stebiu. who came into possusioa of
thenotethrot'h LC.Butaah00..of
New Haven. to whom it was given Ju-
ly 10. 1|“. for “It“.
III V“! sameness.
I} All. wattle-’5 leak le-
“mmflhffi
George H. Allen. of the Alpha Wheel
club. this morning reeeived a letter
from lire. at. C. Allen. of It Chandler
street. Worcester. Na... ashltlg for
pacemakers from South Norwth to
New Navel either to ride the whole
distance or to relay at Britkeport. on
the ocaslon of an attempt site is to
make to breah the record between New
York and Bordon. She aspects to
reach South Norwalk on August 1 at
8:45 p. m. and will pay pacemakers'
railroad expenses. Airs. Allen passed
thmh Nor-walk a few yeehs ago.
It is lxpaoted that the m will
be flat and Daniel”.
(By Aaartclated Pro-J
Washington. July iii-Althotuh no
ohicial statement is made. it appears to
be the general view that the movement
against i’uerto Rico and the deepetch
of Commodore Watson’s squadron
against the coast of Spw Is the next
move in order.
It is said that General Miles him-
self will command the Worm lilcan
expedition. aided by General Brooke.
The later probaly will make all the
arrangements necessary. as it is not
the present intention of General Miles
to return to Washington before leav-
ing for Puerto Rico. it is clitwctcti
that tht tamplllgn in i'tterto Rico will
be short and decisive. The travps will
he landed at a point near San June
with an ample supply of field artillery
to force their way directly into the
rear of tbc town while the fleet will
dash itlto the harbor and tulvllc the at-
tach ill from. itiscourastcd as the Spa-
niards are by the surender ui tinnitu-
go. it is not expected that they will
offer protracted resistance.
mow .m rsaaun
And the Istrulaaaiou of the New
Yorh hgielutura Adjourns.
tSy Associated Preset
Albany. N. Y. .luly iii The Metro
poltluu election bill passed the Senate
at l'.':iut ttsiay.
.\t l p. m. the extra session of the
legislature adjourned without date.
tloveruor lilack has signed four of
the bill»- |msscd at the extraordinary
'l'llc bills lil‘l"
.\|t|lrtv|ll'ili|lllfl‘..'tllil,tltitl tor the es-
oi the Nuttoul Guard and the
naval tnlllttu. appropriating Olltooo
for the cvpcuo.» oi the extra \i'aiililli.
thc Htltllt'l'e vole lull and the luow
bill. providing for absolute bipartisan
representation on boards of clt-riloii
lustttit'ltlrs
lil'milltl.
penn-
. -w. ......
.\ l.ti\\' llchTil liA'l‘t-‘.
There were thirty-four llvltlg births
to Norsallt during hiey. seven marria-
ues ill the same month. and sixteen
deaths in June. representing Illi annual
death rate of only it? per Lotitl iliilhili'
lunla on the basis ot 2:,ooo [vaillltlltrii
iiy mortality reports received. there
were oat deaths reported during the
month of .iuue This was till ieaa
than retail-led iu hilly. and all there in
.lultc of last year. and eighteen less
than the uvrraltc outuber of deaths in
Jilllit [of the the years prt't‘tulltil lhtt
The death rate was tilt for
for the small I‘J'nl.
tilt.
present
the limo town».
I:i'.' and for the whole state.
Illtl'il'll'iNl‘T lill.l.ll MdllWltlt
'l‘llc M‘ii‘t‘lfltl'li and school l‘llilttfe
met in total ateihitiii lust evening to
eouebll-t lhc lll‘fli'it'lli') bills of mine of
the districts which had exceeded their
upprmtrluiiottn 'l'bt-ee bllb- were al-
lowed l'twtier tlietrltt ”2,4! ltouilt
Nor‘alh. Willi". "road Illver. ”viii.
North t'euter Illttit.
W- _....... .. —
of twenty five countries hint-leer
have flags with red in them. the list
including the l‘nlted Slater. England.
France tierulatly. Atntria. Italy.
Spain. itenmerh. lieigirtnv. ilwteien
THE TERMS OF
M”-
SURRENDER.
All Spanish poops a the Province. Except
Ten Thousand at flotgoin, Are to
‘ Come to Santiago.
'l‘il0USANilS or rumours
T0 60 BACK, to run our.
Gear aad Defenses to be Turned Over to the Americans in deed Con-
ditiea, Oar Hospital Corps to Give Attsatiea te Sick and Waited-
ed Soldiers, we Are te Hare Full Fee of the Jurugua Railway.
rad Convey the Spaniards Heme.
w
thy Associated Press)
New Yorh. July iii—A special lies--
patch from Santiago. published this
afternoon. gives the terms of surren-
der agreed upon as follows:
The 20.000 refugees at (.‘ancy anti Sl-
boney are to be turned back Into the
city. All American infantry patrol is
to be posted In the roads surrounding
the city and In the country between the
American cavalry. Our hospital corps
is to give attention to any possible
sick and wounded among the Spanish
soldiers In Santiago. All the Spanish
trotuvs In the province. except Gener-
al I.thue's 10.000 lit Holguln. are to
come to the city to surrender. The
guns and defences of the city are to be
turned over to the Americans In good
condition. The Americans are to havr’
full use of the .lurugun railway. which
belongs to the Spanish government.
All ripmlartis arc to be collvoyed home
by American transptrrts with the least
tavsslble delay. and they are pr'rtmned
to lake portable church property with
them.
This last concession is interesting:
because at the ilrst threat by the Mn
crlr-utls to lmlttburd the city. the arch-
bishop, priests and nuns t'tifllt‘ otit and
dctllattdcd a safe i'tlllYit)‘ 'l‘hcybwwerc
tobl to go back and poim out to the
Spaniards the foolishness of further
resistance. The Spanish are to aur-
rculier their arms.
swerrrwo IMO pole!"
Allauadaretundiagof'hat'aelaid
atthelareaual interview
.\t licnerul Wheeler‘s lit'iitlii.‘ll'lt'ir~.
liciorc tiltntlalro dc l'uba, July in. lo a
to Hit Kingston .la.. July it‘». 7'25 u
at . The prciimlnary basis ior the cup-
ltuluilon of the tlpllnlsh iorccs in cast-
cru t'ubn was attrecd to and signed
under a pictureetple i‘ibcu tree. ball
way between the lilies. shortly after
midnight. tiur t‘tilllllliealltllt‘l‘rt \tt-rr‘
“HIIHl to t'filt'l‘ the city by llllir-i' rcp
lost-tiling ticllcrlvl 'I'oral, but the uni
moon was declined. and the I'ltlilt‘f‘i ttic
was held under the elll‘t'lltlllll t‘lbea
)ilal hilt‘il a tree litl that under which
l‘lllllflillllb assisted at the celebration of
mass on his first landing in t'ubll. near
iiav‘ana,
At the very outset a hitch ornurrcd.
ll misunderstanding oi what was said
at the personal Interview iwtwcen tlen
erul libilftcr .lud tleucral ’l‘orltl at
brain. as their interpreter. translation
the language of tlenerol 'I‘orul. bull
uiven tlenerala llhlliicr. Miles anti
Wheeler distinctly to understand that
t‘aptalu tienerul tllauco tool consented
that the t'ttluutlaaitllit're I‘llillllil have
pletllii‘l’ powrr lo lit‘lttlltilc liit' it‘l'llll
of surrender. ant-h lct'illa as they
Itlrecd upon to be binding upon both
parties. tit-lilt‘ibltlg, wua said about it
notification to the Madrid govern
titer" was required
When the clrtlrllllasloticre met short-
ly after! o‘cita-h in the afternoon
those Iti behalf of iicttcrul 'l‘orlrl tiled
erel list-arm. Lieutenant~t‘oiorlcl tfor-
tau and ltotwrt Mason, the llriilah vlee
i'trliailll continent-ti iii once the idea
that the cltpllillullon bull in incl at"
ualiy tulveu place The consent of
Madrid. they insisted. was still never
«try. lull at the same time they claimed
strongly that It would be iorthcorg
ing as t'ttpiuiu tlt'wt-rsl lllanco had
authorised it. and the home govern.
mint would do the same tleneral
’l‘llrpi. who was personally present.
and who, in fact. directed the negotia-
tions on his own behalf. said he had
never been overruled by the captain
general; ailll. he said. until tiedrttt
had sanctioned it Santiago had not
eapitulaled.
All this was ertrewlety unsatisfact-
ory to our mallet-losers. who clung
lwitrerlaad. Tsrhey. Nevin. Chill
Portqal. Veasaaela and Care. U
mmwlhamiku-
erul Shaitcr had resolved early In the
day.
Finally. with‘ the question of wheth-
er or not the Spanish forces had act-
tntlly surrendered still open. the coin-
missioners proceeded to the considera-
lieu of the preliminary.
(‘aplain Miiey has drawn thirteen
articles oi a gencral nature. and these
were submitted to General Torai per-
sonally. He made a strong appeal that
the word "capltulatlorl" be used |n~
stead of the harsher term “aurander.”
and that his army he allowed to march
out. the oillcers with their side urns
and the men with their small arms.
He said the arms afterwards could be
sent to Spain. either on the same ships
with the trumps. or on some other shi
General Torul further remarked t at
he evpecmd our commissioners. as reit-
resentatives of a brave and chivalroue
people. would not seek to humiliate his
array or luahe it appear that he was
vanquished. A~ brave turn. his sold-
iers desired to go home with honor.
They had simply yielded to superior
forces and they would prefer dying to
going home without their honor.
"I" t‘llntillineitllli'ra could not resist
this appeal. but they said It lay be-
J'Md the lOtllllx laid down by our grw.
errvment and .he) could only lm-om-
mend the main in Washington
.\l i o'eltsk lteucral 'i‘oral returned
to the city to consult with General
larvures, who ball ill-rt‘iilitii‘t' been cr-
rullt-ottsly reported dead.
iit‘itcrnl 'l'ornl and the Spanish cont-
utlssiotvv-rs returned at it it". saying
they desired a ~llll further change ill
the phrttat‘olltg) of the articles and
~llgltcstui .l ptotpouernent oi the ne-
aoliullous iltllll morning. This ileu-
o-ral Wheeler firmly declined Then»
upon a rl‘t‘l'nri sas tlvhcn until 9:10.
The I'illlillliahlttllt‘l‘fl returned at that
hour uttd lll- urilib-s were again none
"\‘t'r ill tletall Various changes it!
verbiage. uhlelv tended only to soften
the sililllil of tin “Title Without .liicct-
tint lilo et‘tlw‘, “ore proposed In iltt'
Spaniards. and out" t'llfllillleltitllll'i“ ur-
i'i‘ttlt‘ll practically all of them.
Shortly after midnight (3"lll‘l‘lli
Wheeler ~liflllt‘eiml that the good faith
of the chlill'll Itiiilllllselttltt'i'e be lt'el
ctl All the -il"||it'- “l'l't' reread utld
curb in llilll vvae tolled if they were
outstation) Wiwii tlu-y replied in the
affirmative tin us-tal thlrr united
them in ulllv lllell ulguaturcs 'l‘hi-
they tippe-ltt'wl reluctant to do. lull they
mubi not evil I'rlllnt' Wilt-u all bad
willit‘ti tho voluolloioncru separated.
to mom attain at it all in the morning.
The premot tuuui-‘ipui nutltoriliea
lil‘i‘ lo ctrllililllc Ill t‘tillil‘ill of tile cit."
utllll llir til-anon trope are ctuburkrcl
'I'llc tipuni~h li‘tui|l~ irolu other pollute
no to be clubal‘hcll at tile nearest
litit'ia
iictugoes are to return to their
billion, but not until illrt snnt‘i iii of
Madrid is ten-elv-d and the e‘c lift-
”live to the removal of the ltltairlp-
liou- from the Mouth of the harbor
l'eudinl lio~ however. Miss i‘lurn
liarlou and the lied t'roaa agents. with
“million. are to lye allowed to enter lilo
cllt‘ over till Itiw of the .luruga rail-
road.
The water Illltili which was t'ill It: to
ltt‘ t‘t'plilt't-il itttlltt
No t'ubato. are to be allowed to en~
tor the lily.
Hi the tirliilett liilti the bulletin ill
the harbor entrance are to be left be
out. and we are to obtain [nonunion
oi the gunlsvat in the harbor
llut inputting the sanction of Madrid.
everytblnl II at a standstill. and as It
remit the trtsvp- lm'lalth tIlilt-a re-
main in the treat hes.
While there in only a remote chance
I' the government at Madrid upsetting
evervlhlag st lilo lust intuuettt. such a
nurse In still rt-ntgulaetl as a web
olllty However our plans art- being
oerim-ted he tlurugit the campaign were
not lieneral tihafler'a headquarters
m- to be moved probably train. to the
'Iilil armvnd north of the elty. where
he whole of our army will be encamp-
vi after lluntlaao la eraeltaterl. pend.
as the mobility of its embarhatioa
for the island of Fame ltleo.
The tlvwrpa which were landed at li-
‘mnr-y, but which were not lmht up.
eretoheaeatbaeh mhr-Mihelraa-
sports immediately. Vim
has not been
.. ww__._m-~m__
troops will remain here as e urriseu
eeidad. There is aome
talh oi lag Sau with eav-
oral regiments from the southern
states. which are understood to he at
sea at present.
The condition of the city of “he
go is said to be dreadful. with filth and
stench everywhere. There is much
sickness arrow the banish soldiers.
due to bad and in auflclent food. and
there are many yellow fever clear in
the hospitals.
Our commissioners have first gene to
get the Spanish commissioners.
rumours-dreamers.
“—
latturfrd. Can. he! to the COI~
momentum.
(ll! Annotated Press.)
Washington. July Iii—The war do.
partrnent has posted the followiu:
Playa del Eric. Near Santiago. July
Iii—The following letter has lust been
received:
Santiuo dc Pubs. July iii. 1898.
To His Excelleuey. Commander-in-
Chief of the American forces:
Excellent Sir: i am now authoer
by my pvernment to- capltulate. l
have the honor to so apprise you and
regucst that you designate hour and
place where my representatives shall
appear to confer with those of your
excellency to effect the articles of
capitulatlou on the base of what has
been agreed upon to this date in due
time. i wish to manifest my desire to
know the resolutions of the L'nitcd
States government restlecting the re-
turn of the army. so as to note on the
capltulatlons. also the great courtesy
oi.our great graces and return for their
great generosity and Impuble for the
Spanish soldiers and allow them to rc-
turn to the peninsula with the honors
. the American army do them. the honor
to acknowledge as dutifully descend-
ed." thllgncdl
JOSEPH TORAI..
General t‘ommaudiug Fourthdtruly
t‘orps.
lSigEcdl
t‘ENEliAl. SIIAPI'EII.
t‘otnuultvding Anltrban it"rtes.
ills rotary Alger states must positiv.
ly tilut the Spa' Irdrt will not be al
lowed to retain their arms.
._,._.._ ._._ ..__.
PIAOI WHOII
laid to have )een Opened by the
trench Ambassador at Washington
(lly Associated Preael
Madrid. July to. its . m. - Several of
the newspaper of tilts iii) say the
Spanish government opt ued peace uc
uotlations today. through the Front-ll
ambassador at Washington. Mr. t‘aul-
boo. with the government of tile l'ui-
ted States.
it is alibi. in connection with the
Spanish suggestion of leaving the uple
stiotl of tile future timerutttctlt oi
i‘ubu to be iii't bled by a plebiscite of
its inhabitants. that Spain would utt-
rcservellly accept the decision given in
such it t'ittit‘. 1
\i‘aehlllniou. Jul) ltl Ill view of re-
iit'wt'll reports that the French liillilttse
andor .it \\'rvsiliuatou. hi t‘ultuion. had
tl'ttlllt'tl peace negotiations. or ltllplli‘lcs
relative to possible terms of thrice. it
can be atatml aullmritatively. after in»
dairy at the French embassy. that till
uceotlutloua or itttplirlea of any ebsr‘
aeter relating to [wait‘c have been made
as yet. ofllcllllly or unodiciully. direct
or indirect. by the French ambassador
WIN" A! one It'll
lhey'ioehtntheliaitad Italeahrtuy
Peutiahsrgelumharellodey
lily Associated Press)
l"ump Iluvctl. I'llilt'ti titan-a .trulv
i'oai Nianiic. July to Not since the"
volunteers of the First reglttleut ilr~l
went into camp here has there been
such a crowd of visitors as tsvurl-d
through the gates ttalay livery ttuiu
which ”will“ at the station tlsitty un-
lmuled large nubile-r- of visitors and
the porn bullied like a circus around
this afternoon. i-‘rletubl of liit‘ltlltr't's
of the First rowinretlt were in the are-
lu'ty. prompted. probably. by the pro
aper'ilve early tlettai'lllre oi lhla orguti
lrallurl tor t’eaut Alger. tinny mero-
beta of the it'lrrt are ttsiuy ellpryiua
leave of shat-nee, some with parents.
many without
l'p in i n‘clttt'h no word llttll been re
ceived front the First roglntcnl cont
insoles. l" and it. Their arrival at Ni-
antie, however. is errwied today or
tonight.
The Iterations prudlml the art of
hateblttg ehlrlterls by arilacial means
a century sad a half ago. thntnh they
aethi- ef the modern W.
WUTH NOBWALK. CON-N. SATURDAY. JULY 10. 1%
Bi Till lLlUlS Billi
Cottage Life Aleag the Sound
Share Near the Norwalkr.
THE Bill an rallies
WYadardawonthellssa and
Ahasa'sdtheleyelemudofles-
mum—mind“
atlnlnmer Meta.
The interest continues in the Bell
Island meetings. as indicated by the
attendance yesterday. In the after-
noon the singlng was led by a quar-
tette of ladies. and in the evening a
mixed quartette from Stamiord and
Newton. The addresses were all up-
on the usea and abuses of the bicycle.
The illustrated address on a bicycle
trip through the Yellowstone Park was
the special feature of theeveuing. To-
day and tomorrow will be devoted to
the consideration of the work and
claims of Rescue Missions. Several of
those who are working along this line
In New York city will be the speakers.
principal amour. them beings .J. tied-
ley. who will speak this evening. Mott
day will be foreign mission day.
Among the gpcaiters will be several re-
turned missionaries from various pla-
ces. Mrs. Moron whom many were so
much interested ill hearing last year
is expected for Tuesday evening. pos~
slbly.
Recent arrivals from lbiubury at llell
island are Mrs. John W. Green and
family and Mrs. John Green. .lr.. i..
A. Austin and family. and Miss Marv
thu \\'. Sanford. who will be the truest
oi her brother. E. Starr Sanford. for
two Weeks.
The sit'illlll'f‘ .lobn Ii. Silil'ln will ur-
my at lioton l’oint frolu New Haven
tomorrow at l p. in. and will start on
her return trip at l o‘clock. There
will be It“ orchestra on board.
A party of eight Nora-silt young ls-
tllcs. who call thenisclvt‘a "I'll Girls."
went to llell lsluntl ttaiay to enjoy a
worth of tltiiuutt life.
.\ira hoorg. t lllcliisilr has riturut d
to her home In liallbury. after a so
joiiill til iitttoil I'otllt
I'ilc Miest‘s Seivuldiu are c.utcltvin
lug .\Iu~~ I.tvlil.~tt .\liilald. of Itallbulv
”—— ...-_- .. .
WIT I'll auteur.
Nothing lam of Sampson's In-
treneeiuto Santiago lat-her
lily Associated Press.)
\i‘a-lnngtou. .luly iii At the war
liltl iluvv till-vartlutuls it was sliilt‘ll
tlll~ morning that they lillt‘l absolute
ly uothllur of reports. first. that Santa-
~on'~ lieu-t. and ht‘t‘ttlltl. that an Ann-rt»
t-iil lied t‘ron bout had entered Sull-
tiluto harbor llaluy. 'l‘iu-y discredited
the reports.
l‘ANAIiA i'ilNlhiISHlilNEflS.
lily Aeeocihiell Prue.)
Washington. .luly id «The prcsiritnt
has llppoitttcd tllc follow-lug couuuls
stout-rs to tnect a similar commission
on the ptvrt of (treat Iirltuiu and t‘uu-
ads for live |tllr|ltlec of udluatitul the
relations twist-en the l'ulted lliatea
and t‘lluada: Senator t‘herlcr w.
Fairbanks. of ladieea: Senator ileorge
ilrtly. of Delaware: Representative
Nelson llingley. of Heine: lion. .lohrl
A Karaon. of Iowa. and ilotl. John
W Poster. of the lllrlrici oi t‘oitttublu.
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til ti'lAiNltlt t-‘.\'l‘.\l. INJt' ltlilltl
t||:' Mavwlatetl l'rceaJ
.ttteonio. .luly Iiiw'l'ilillllttlt biltlllltau
an ctupiuyee. fell into a pit twenty-two
leel deep in the it‘urreil foundry this
morning and sustained injuries that
may prove fatal Ills skull was iter-
litl'cil.
it. it Wei-bet. till aged I‘l‘hiiit‘fll. drop.
pod deed this annulus.
t'Ali lliitil‘ti IN PLANES.
lily Associated Preset
liliraiwth. N. .l. .luly ill The Pen-
tral railroad car slams here are in
llattlee. The entire tire llepivrtrtwut la
lighting the halal-e. 'l‘he itrtnt will be
le-avr.
Al 2 u‘clot-il this afternoon the lir-
wha under tontml. i'lve lranve build
lugs and several paeseelger ctslldtee
were destroyed. The loss is eailnvaioi
at "mm.
liliW liltiiltlit'tiilt Wilt itIthtii’lt
tliy Aswvrlated l'reseJ
lieyrneur. July iii-(tantraet for talli-
". a new reservoir to reapply humor
with public water has been let to it.
w gtaaeaiee h itoas' of New liavea.
who will haste wsril ei care
WAN'l‘lD-Apartsreate for nail“
lly. centrally located. with m
barnoratablefor hounded“
room. Address. it. lies “0. W
Norwalk. Conn.
Toha-fiottsgrofdveroomsetm
So. lets street. heat unrest
inquiredl'. l". Sysbeedilnlfi
street. ,
T0 RENT-m3.
street. Norwulh.
liners. 1’ Iain w. Jim
to t!_
'ro LET—Second Inm- tnar J. I. Id-
ton's aloe, 5 rooms. rautJiO: M,
room apartsrssts. as Saar. but. ev-
er D. Raymond's
department. inquire olee M
Cigar
street.
J
street. rent. .1: let hour. I
Woodward avenue. rent. I.
Woodward.
T0 LIT—Lower net
rooms. ll Highetrum
house. No. 9 High
Apply to James c. Crave. h
avenue
TO LIT—Apartment! fl Ive
class order. Apply to
Knew. 82 West street. or
Layton. South Norwalh.
FOR Ill-l.
Jfln
Jacob
lit!
FOR SALE—The old Methodist "-
('in church to be him
September 1st. with seats.
furnaces and other fixtures. Apply
to T. i. Raymond. committee.
met
tron SALE-Nine room house on m
side of (‘hoatntlt street. lot M
i abutting railroad station. Wiilbaaeld
cheap. on easy terms. For turtle-
ulrlrs apply to C. Swerta. elite of the
old Well Cigar company. 8! Wash-
Itlgton street. 1".
PtlIl SALHMMM. tw t1
loud and ten and one-ha f W
in splendid order. Apply
Elisabeth street.
r‘ttit SALE-«Open sloop Mt
or charter. 23 M over “I. A
new rail and perfect plant.
Lying at lilillor'a shipyarhwhuly
Edward ll. Miller. 57
avenue. “1
FOR SALE Guaranteed bieyei-
027 and on. South Norwalh
Ware company.
FOUND.
“HUSH-uh lady‘s ”hum
ellilill sum of money. Potted ill
Woeipllt‘i. owner may have rates
by calling at In I-‘licll street. M
Norulllk. J“ It
“m
utucnnsalenouu. .
H
IIAVI“ YOUR PIANO TURN-Du
las ltwood. piano maher. MI:
repairer. Ten years‘ “cw
lull-lice. Agent for lit. lid
hill‘bllil pianu. Repair flap
viarcroomr. it and to North Nate
upstairs. South Norwale. We
mail will receive prompt attaatiu
hoteliagleanelaowe to “in
the United w.
my Associated Fleas.)
Washington. July thinner Outt-
t'l‘iii \i'yulau. of the marine Mal
service. says there is not a “Ila our
of yellow fever in the country a M
lea tu- him“ and no preparatiree are
nailing to receive yeliiw fever m
it is illn understanding III. suretsry
Alger soon will order the two m-
lea of soldiers now at Tortilla II
l‘iurllia coast. to relive other poiel ad
this place their will revert to i» “-
rltle hospital service in where cm
it area before the war brohe trill. '
stcs ANli woltuoao sous“
tiiv Areoeiated
New Yorli. JII’ I0“ '-
litvrnea. of iloeton. member If the “-
aaehnseiia volunteer aid aesaelailu. la
in this city to reset the lraaepart till-
Wile. which has a large aumhar
etch and wounded raiders M
tlago. Air. iterate is amt.
the care tttitl mullet oi the
wells saddle-rs. Tutti-Math. h
bottles will be provided M iii
Massachusetts, rush who are SW a
travel The nth-la will he i .‘
to the lioapiitlltt Milli“ i0 “ u
this lily. '5‘
ltaltitaore. July it latesteueut
J. ltianditt. who was ulcer ef lb N
on the Airline when the was Mord
in lievaaa harbor. died haiw
lilt- death was the reaull hi the
to his nervous system stntaiaetl
fatal bill" of the apical”
ant Iliandin was aue at the
of the l'. SI. “Praline. whirl
wreehed ll I. m
at re :3.
inuireofli'. ’
nu ~'-‘
cones-v.3!“
am unnatural-astronaut
JlltA‘i'li or a traitor survives.»
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