Evening sentinel, Monday, July 18, 1898 · page 1

 

 

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III VIVIIII IIIIESIIIIII

Various Opiaiess Expressed is
Mneaioatiut to the Sentinel

IIIIEI WEIBIIIIIEEIEII

woman-mi- m Ind oi last
warranties—awash..-
MthM—iholsath
“W.

 

letter at the heathen—While read-
ill the articlein your Saturday night's
paper. skned “West Washington
street." i could not help thinking what
a nutter oi permanent improvemnis

we need here In South Norwall so

lush more than the brick paving of
lower Iauth Main street. iroin Monroe
toes-om! street.

"West Washluton Street's" argu-
lento are good—that the iirst place to
pat prim is in the vicinity oi ~the

. stores. where than is the most travel

flower. the permanent improve-
Isntwhiehwonldbeoftheniostben-

’ out to the city from a business stand-
: point would. in.” humble opinion.ltc
‘ the widening of the lower end of East

Washington street. Washlwton street
is without question the main business
street at thec ity. and It should have ii
stiltahls broad entrance. and not ii
narrow. congested one. wheretwoteams
and one street car can barely squeeze

rough abreast. No unto-date man
questions that the entrances to a city

should be an roomy. convenient and at-
tractive as possible.

The conditions around the New York
New Haven and liartiord Railroad
company's station are as inconvenient.
ugly and dangerous as they could well
be made. and a low thousand dollars
expended there In widening and roun-
ding the corner and paving that vicin-
ity would attract business to our city.
and be a nun. more advisable expen-
dilute. to ill! Ilhd. than the one prog
posed i believe that both oi these
improvements as well as the brick pav-
in of Railroad place and Wool Wash-
Utln to Manila street should conic
burn the paving at South Main street.
and i hope the recommendation oi the
Council will not be approved at our
city “looting tonight. not because It is
an Improvement. but because lhc moth
ey could be spent to greater advan-
tage elsewhere

WELLWISIIER.

 

nm-lN-THE-MANIIEII Si'liilT.

Editor of The Sentinel: 1 road with
lateral “West \i‘ushlngioii’s" article.
but i do not tureo with his views or
arguments. There Is no bciicr hll‘t‘t'l
ill lliu city to iil'i\‘t' oi't-l' lIiiiii \\'i-.-l
Washington street. and no main thor-
orfiiri- worse than iowrr Miiiu sin-ct.
(In this street there Is bi‘ii oto~ track
ior vehicles. and the wear Is such that
no permanent good can be .rciiiiiplisli~
ed on it by mitt-admit repairs. tin iilt'
coiiirary. It is ililriliillli' wuslt' oi mou-
my.

it should be Itepi in mind iiiill lowcr
ilouth Main street is ”W print-tout
tlioroughiare oi tiouth Nomads and
tho only direct one leading through it
north and south.

I tblnlt it not only iiiiWiM' lull sci-
lisli for West Wiltiiiliiiliili nli‘i'l'i to iii-
tsrpoii'e oideolious to Main sir-wt
tor the heneill oi Wont \t‘at-iiingiou.
which is not us much oi ll bonito».
street as lloutli Muiii. i‘iiriheriiioi'c
it shows a dug-innit. -intiniii~r spirit to
inlcricrtt With tilt illilli‘tn't‘lili'lll In our
section for the Iwucill oi initiihcr.

l.ot lower Main strinot be Iliiisliml,
ittiii then uoli season. iidtc the other
tii‘t'liilll. PAIR PLAY.

Hill)! A Wliidl-l.l.MAN

Millir til "lit l'lt’iliilllii: Allow ll
aluminum in say it word l‘i'iitlitl'
lower rioutli Militi sircct paving. We
think ill“ rough grilliiltt bliicit pic
incnt on ital-t Washington lill‘lu'i ii dim
Ital-c to our city and iiililiiiti ii relic iii
liiiriiarinni. It is it inuitIVo detriment
to every iiiittitli-sa house on that lilitill
thorouahiurs. and is it titiweriul Iitcen~
live to the destruction oi the physical
its well lit nioriil being of every wheel-
iiiaii who goes iiiitliig along over It-
iitmmloiildo silriiirr. ’I‘Iie niacadatii lit
liiwt-i iiouiii Minn lill'i'tii In good
enough ior illi. Wilill we iiidi iii to rip
out iiiiti-i‘ granite iuivcinonts and put
itt liilcli. liesiiectitiily.

A WliltflldiAN.

i’lNli i-liillii \tiiiili.

Two new and wry rich and lll'iii'
mate filam- llliN' been placed In the
liniied iiatiii building. title [or the t‘ttt
Notional Intuit and the other tor the
Milt Ntir‘llih illivliigii ilatlh They
in the IMII in town. iitill were do.
Ihnoil It‘ll made by the ehierprisiill
young ”WI or tile iirtti lrneet
Ind MIN 'l‘illy. They certitiiliy tire
iii the m artistic character. and In
every way mounts to all parties roa-
Israel.

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NUKBEB 3,163.

 

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““Bfl‘hfiflk‘i"

“ramswmmnn

w in lane flushes and Is
lewatleliooleatiqaartssn.

Barney Lee. at 11 Crown avenue.
South Norwalk. shortly before noon to-
thy found a lady's Geneva bicycle in
soniebusliee at the side of the road.

liecarpe to the center and reported

the fact to oucer Walter all. who
sent hint home after the wheel. and it
Is now at police headquarters.
This is the wheel which was stolen
front the grove at Roton Point. Friday
night. and which Is owned by Miss
Flora Fairly. of New “Canaan.

Miss Fairly. In company with a,
number of her iriend' on bic'lcs.
wheeled to Roton Point on ,l‘rlday.
They all placed their wheels In it
bunch alongside of the large rock In
the grove. and took a stroll along the
beach and other places oi amusomni.
When they were about to return home.
to the surprise oi all. It was found that
Miss ii‘airty’s wheel had been stolen.
lly good chance she was taken to her
home. In a wagon by a irieud who help
posted to be there. Word was tclc-
phoned to all the neighobring towns
and cities. it is to be hoped that the
utter "you be arrested.

 

 

 

Y. I. 0 A". 5;“230110 0303.0

AlattiingGaniooilall on tho las-
tor Grounds. Iaturday Afternoon.
One oi the best games of ball of the

season was played last Saturday aiti-r-

noon. on the Baxter ground. between
the Young Men‘s i‘ltristian association
team and the Catholic club. the scori-
resulting live to nothing in iavor at
the iormer. Schuman and O'Brien were
the battery for the Y. M. t‘. A.'s. and
iii-Quintin and Stebb ior the Catholic
club. The umpire was James listle-
hean. and the scorer. A. Ii. Russell.
The team at St. Joseph's Total Mi-
stinclice society will go to llidgcilcld
next Saturday. the carryall leaving

Music Hall at i2:30 o'clock.

The fit. Joseiih‘s and t‘atliollc t‘illil
will play oil a tic game on Saturday.

August titli. on the Baxter ground.

m. smwoosrs VACUUM.

Will have with his rainily for Brat-
tlehoro. Vermont. tomorrow.

The South Norwollt liuptist church.
has given its INIIIIOI‘. ltci‘. it. t). Sin-r~
wood. a vacation iruni now lllliII sip
lcinber lst. lie lt-ates with his tiiiiiily
tomorrow iiir lirutllcboi'o. \‘criiioiit.
vihcrc lic will cxcliaiigc ililIllt'rI with ill
pastor oi the iinplisl clitlrcli oi lil:li

city. iii-r. l.. D. Temple. who will
prciicli most oi the “IMP in llic church
during the pastor‘s \‘ilt‘illiilli. Mr.
Sherwood will probably spend two

wecks or inorc ill Nortliilcld. Music. Iii
Moody“: liibb- Institute. in ti||t‘i'illi
study. lit-v. i.. it. 'i‘cmplc. who is to

occupy the parsonage and ptilpit ilt‘l‘".
is the pastor oi the lending liitpilst
church In \‘criiiotii. lie will liuid thi-
iiiId-wct-it tut-cling 'l‘liursiliiy niciiitic.
tti tlilii smelt.

"I“! II‘I'IODII'I‘ OIOIOII.

Interesting lemons Preacbod Yester-
day by I». Joesph Guernsey.
"i'\. .ioscph Iliirriist-y punctual
iutcrosttiiu sermon laid lliillii Iii
i-‘trsi Methodist i-iptocopnl tillll't'il 'l'ltc
nildut tin» 'l‘ltt- ilii‘iii |.iic and tin-
lI-\I, Maittlii-w \iiii. L'l. ""i‘lltit'l‘ ilirrc
Iorc unto (“sci-.n‘ tho things “Ilitli :li'l‘
t‘t-xzn'n. and onto tlod tho liilllllii ilmi
iii-o tool‘s.” 'l‘lio lit-st purl oi the tort
was t'xliillilli‘il Illi iiit-tinllilt lliui. wu
shoubl ii'iliit'l‘ to thc world Illi‘ tliiniin
which “I' one the world. and it was
shown that t'lirluiiiins ltiirc ultimatum.
iii itticlcli iillii illiliilil‘iiil nbliiititiuits
which they are its much In duty bound
to ililiili .is they ill't‘ lo hot-p their irii

gtuus \ltttii \‘oi i-tcii In '"iiilll‘flii and
tho inumcitt tillt‘iili plmisiireii which “I‘ll
rmpitetic ms ii lilrtlliit oi rclittioitou lillil
recreation iItc l'ill‘illlitlll itiiitti not for
kid that his tilil‘l liiisillcas iii "iv to to
doll-lop ilic i'liliiii'iiiit' t‘Ilitl‘lliiIl mid
to show i'Iiibti iii ilto world to tip
spirit ililti conduct iii all his adult.

WW

wnnau reason "II sun

A Woodma- Mes lerloaslyssd

mum-tinnitus.

tliy Associated l‘msl

Niw ”IIVI‘II. .Iuly ltt-tlrn "obtain it

\t'iuoibibigo Ilil‘l'llt-l'. was nitl’iiilisi) iiliil
pet-hubs Iuliiily IitJtiii-d In it l'lllldWil)
.i rIiiciit lit-or the railroad liltiilill Iii
titiingc iiib- iiiuriiliig. iii» burnt-u iii-re
irighii-ited by till itiitiitiitia train illiti
in libs climb- to control them Mr. ibiid-
win was thrown to the ground 'i'wo
whet-In iiasmi over his head. one ear
was mm o! and his head was badly
out its iiiso siisiaimd Internet Isisr-
In, ite- im moved to his bottle.
where. It is said. his ehaaess in re-

till
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SOUTH NOBW

BROOKE IS 3:

 

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FOR PUE O RICO

 

Army of Occupation is Expected to Consist
oi Twenty-live ThousaId Regu-
lars and Volunteers.

 

so CHANCES or almost;
MISTAKES AT SANTIAGO.

 

The Employment oi an Overpoweriiig Force is Expected to Save
Bloodshed—Newport News will Probably belie i’ort oi llepnr~
titre of the Large Expedition—Eastern Squadron Must be Ready

to Sail for Spain by the End of the Week.

I

 

(By Associated Press.)
Washington. .luly iii. 3:15 p. m.-—
The Porto itican expedition has start.
«i on its mission to capture ,thi‘, Iii-

land.
ills ARMY is READY.

Washington. .iuly lti—dlcnerul
lirooko had another conference today
with Secretary Alger In reicrcncc to
the preparations tor “in Porto liicnii
cxpcditioii. 'l‘lic general rcports that
his army is now rcudy. and it is lit--
lit-veil that tlioy can In- ciiibnrkcd with—
in ii iortnight. While ii posturc selec-
tion has not yet been miidc. it is un-
derstood that Newport News will be
the port of iii‘lllli‘llll'c oi the largwr part
oi the expedition. 'I‘lii- army of occu-
potion In i-xpcctt-d to consist oi about
2.“..uoo llicii.
iitki’ Iio chances of rcpt-tiling the "HIV
taltc made In Shultcr's case of loading
with on itiiiulllclrilt tort-c. and lilt'll lo-~
iiig obliged to lie idle at a critical Illu‘
intuit awaiting reiniurcoinnts. The
employment of an orerpowring iorcc
is also tutorial to say.- ldmulaiiod.

I-li'lllENt‘m iii‘ l'ltltil'Mt .\‘l'ltiN

Evidt-iitcs oi [timilhllitiltlii i» tho i--\
pi-dltioii .irc t-rcriwht-ii .'l|l|liil’~lli ill
the war dcpartuniit. iii oidcr lii.it
tiicro may be no iii-lay In supplynit:
subsistence Mort-s. i'lillllllihniil')’ i‘wlli‘l“
iii iigiiii is buying pi-cpsit't-d iidicrttsc-
llll‘ilirt Inviting proposal from thc Lilac
boot tin-siting concern. ioi‘ supplying
llllili'tl quantities oi this “Hit it- oi dint
til It I‘i‘l‘litill place In tlit- island. hllii‘
hid it; iiic "idol it! tho uclit'rdl illlli‘
inundliig. Very recently tlcncrnl Egan
awarded contracts Iitl‘ supplying tiic
tiriiiy at tiliiitiiiito with l‘t'll‘iuvi'iiltil’
hoof. and it Is expected that ilic Itli'
vcrtisciiiciits tor I'til'lu Iiico will ini-
low on tho saiuo gcitt-rul iilltwt.

v.” m u...”

'0!!! '1'0 IPAIIOI 2M0".

A Problem that is Likely to cause
Iolio Trouble at Iantiago
lily Annotated Press.)
tlii.iniiiii.iiilu its). duty Ii. it p "L ..
‘I'Iit- piobicui oi uoinyitiu tiu- rtpsuisii
\iiiilil ittlil|mntii iIlI'

its ii iltin imi‘ll Iii‘t'lliiti iii

illiliiilii‘ iii tho».

Idl’ililli oi .‘Ltliiltiuo do i‘iibn. oi lii'
rill‘Ivlliit'i‘ oi ilcinml ‘I‘oiiti's fort-ts
ls iiili‘i)‘ lo inuw Nliill‘ ll‘tllliiil' ‘I'iu-

H|t.iiil.tl’ils tit liti.ittl.ili.iiilo .tio Ititii‘il'
I) still lgituiiiitt oi iiit‘ suitctidti. and

tho i‘tibitiin- illilii'l' ticiici‘iil l‘cii-t hitti
dolly liltii‘liiiitiicti Villil iilv tii'li'iiiil n. ot‘
tiw town. who on oppoiiiitli it till“ In
biriili through the Hill-N llllti Join
liptitibtli loi‘ccs lil iiiiitliiiuo iit' t‘tibii
iii‘lli‘i'iii Mill‘s. il'liti .lll‘iictl lit-iv till

the Yale this aitcruoon. says that (Mr
i-riil 'l‘ortil will send edict-rs to tho dii-
iercnt garrisons in the province. noti-
iylng theni oi the surrender. 'l‘hu-
Spaniards intluantauziino can be l'ilrii)’
reached and thcy will be ordered to
t'oiut“ .ilowit the bay and atirrclidcr.
'l‘liosc inland. liowct'cr. will he more
iliiilciilt to communicate with and it
will probably be sometime lit-lore oil
Ilii' Spanish troops are tiutlllcd.

“VI!“ A! SANTIAGO.

United Ital“ will ‘l’ahe Itepa to Dol-
lect than an a War contribution
lily Associated Press.)

.Illi) i8 - 'l‘lil‘ l7llllt'tl
Slate-o will take Iuiiiit-diatc Nirps to t'oI‘

 

Washington.

1ch illt.‘ tilh‘lomh rcvciitii-s ill finlitingo
list a war contribution. illltl it is‘not iiii~
prolullilt- lliiil ii “it"t‘l‘llnll'lli customs
oillct- will be il:‘i'lluti Iiil'l‘i' nud l'i-.itly
tor business so tarly its tomorrow mor~
him. Thin-«mun» will be tutti-ii pou-
ding thetltiiil r‘t‘l‘il'lilt'lll oi the dues-
litill oi the nitlillli oi I'liilti iiiicr lliv
rioto- oi the war. secretory lingo .iiitl
Allitihilllll .‘Iurrlai'y liowi-II :iro busily
riigiigctl iodiy in going utci lib t'ils‘
lttlllh aciiodtm-s shit-Ii huvi- ill
force tiiidcr n‘piiiitsli rule. tillti ii i» Mi
Di't'lt‘li that .i it-icgritlii t-iiiinidyiug Ilic
principal ll'tiiill‘t's oi the new sclictliiIt-r-
"my be mu to iii‘llt'l‘lli Siiiiitur ltilligiit
The new l'liit'll will ioliow more or lost.
closely those Iililii-rto Iii how in t‘iib.i.
and will make no tiilit'rilliiliiiiitillil to
tutor oi or iiK‘lilihi i‘iiili'llis‘ oi .iiiy tor
i-ign Imwci' Illiilltiillii ilic l'uiitui
Stall-s. Aiiy illi‘llliiilltlt'llt'lt‘ii and cit-
it‘s‘hitt' it'tit" will be t‘tIiI'wi
oil us plum ii~ [Italiiiiii‘ Within .t day
til‘ thi ii t'Il~|itlli~ rhllt l‘l will iw tiiiiliu‘
tinted to thin tliuigc oi Ilii- di-tdils oi
ilio woiit illtvil'l‘ the gout-rill tIII't'l'iitIll
oi u ililiilill) uovci‘iior oi ihc surrcii-
iil'rt'l' icl‘riitviy.
tio- I'ltillppitw». dilii .i» rapidly no pun»
Iiilit‘ printed forum. ni‘ilt'tillii‘li itiiii Ii“
cord boolui uIII Ito Ii'lii iiiiwmd

ill't‘ll

him i-\ N.

nit illin iii-'Ii Iiillit‘ lit

ill'liri'l‘ lilili TANK.
tlly \ciliitiflli'il i'i‘i‘uitl
Mu \‘or. July ttn‘I‘lic i-ltciiliig
Will‘iti'it Kl‘y Wt-sl t'iil‘titpitlltil'ltl lili"
iil'ilpliii Iodiiy
'l‘ltr yilt hr Iiwi l'inim, iiilli doctors.
nut-w.» and d lull ~tippiy iii llli'tiiiilil".
whiili icil ilotiit'day itir iliiiiiiiigo. lino
irtnrucd in .i iitppicd coiidlioii. Witcu
wicnti llliii' hcr Inuit burst.
'I‘lio supplies tiliil doctors will be Iliillt-

still it it) .

 

lt-iicd iii the first ti-iiiiapiiri littlillig.

 

 

 

 

TFIIIILANDOPPOITOIDO.

The island oi tom him the limits ts liaeoi lite Woo tiiilia Islands. is
I. miles long and its stiles bend. and lies eaat oi llaiii mid west oi the Virgin

islands.

inc-halt" it but siasII lsisnii Win its area is shim I. alto

Insu- miles and its population in now ell-e alien l. more. The island is

 

lanolin.

n

tram-dbya murals chain. Retawlihdi assumes rim low ihroaghihs

lowlands iii-ismhsoiusrttliiy.sadiiieavssilisaiittsaaiaisrism-

persons-amass Insurer-limits- humminihsisisadsiassiaro.

aadihslasiealimaatiasnaiy alswwshhahissihswaropsasd

inimlhiseosiilsyaaitlpain W‘~Mbh‘~om

he: ”stamina-s. “mdflmmflm
to

 

Wthphboutlsoph oi
lorwaih'andthsir moods.

Jacob Turk. oi New YOIIK city. spent
Sunday in town.

 

Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer are at
the Norwalk Hotel.

 

Mrs. R. (l. Mitt-hell is visiting
her home In West Main strait.

id.

 

Misti Curie (lorhsm of Maple street.
is summeriog In the Berkshires.

 

Sergeant Howard (lodircy. of But-
tery II, In home on a short furlough.

Miss Edith Peel. oi Brooklyn. was it
guest oi friends In this city. Sunday.

 

Lloyd Jennings. oi West street. went
to New Haven today. to spend several
days.

Prank McrrIIl. oi New York. is spen-
ding his vacation at his home in Nor-
walk.

Mra. Iron l-luribuii. of Port i‘hester.
was the guest of Mrs. I.. ll. Kocler. on
Sunday.

 

(‘litirlcs Siolic. oi New linvcn. was
the guest oi friends in Norwulit. yes-
terday. '

 

Edward Quiitucr of New York. is
visiting his hiotlicr licriitaii. iii South
Norwulk.

“or. and Mrs. 3. II. Watkins
guests at the Page summer home
Weslptiri.

are
ll

Miss May iiiiugcrt, oi t‘iiuiions. spent
Sunday with Miss itZitdii llrowu. oi
Main strm.

 

Miss Mabel ilniiiiltoii. oi the Nor-
wiillt lion-l. iliin rt-tiiriicd iroiii initi-
\Yiiccabuc.

Mrs. i‘ogg. oi Waterbury.
Iii-r nihll‘l'. Mrs. Thomas. ti.
l‘lliiiwood art-lino.

Mime Edna t‘iilltiwtty. oi Westibdd.
N. .I.. in tlic flilt‘i‘l oi Miss liltin)‘ Scull
tlcr. of West hil‘i‘t‘l.

is visiting
Mtiwt'r. UI

J. Irving UiiliiIt‘ started today on a

two woultra' Vii .iliiiii iiiiti whet-led in
tlreciiwood Ltlki‘. N. .i.
l‘roieiiiior i‘ieuiciiii l‘rciiss. oi New

York .city. is the guest oi William
Nlclitutitlil. iii finitiil illll.

Miss Martini .‘ltllitiiih. oi Itiltiiunrc.
in tin gumi of Mr. and Mrs.‘ . Marshal
Aiidrcws. Wont Mniti street.

Mr and Mrs .i ll. Si‘flritih and Hill.
of tliciibi'ouh. or.» \Irillllii: Mrs. .\'. ii
I‘i‘l‘h. til i'l'lih‘h ~Il‘l‘t'I. Ntil‘wulit.

,iliiic Si'lil‘Il'h. clcrit .ii liryziii ll
iii~.~t»ti‘.~_ I» iliii‘k lit with .iili'l‘ .‘l \iici'
liilll which Ili' spoilt in 8!.llllllll‘ti.

Mim lint I“l‘iilli\' and “is. llurry
Situp on. of Not-unlit. lizivr l‘I'Illl'ili‘ti
home from it trip In the t‘tiinliliis.

Abortion Sim-min oi Noruiillt. has
llt'ili Iili' gticsi oi ilih liltilili‘l‘ ill'l"
Itcti. oi tlinuuiili tor ll icu slain.

.\li.~ N i-t l'otits Ilii‘tl‘ and iicpltcw.
Mi. .tiid Mix Kelly oi tiliiiiiford and
Mn \i'nixou. spout Sunday with iit'l'.

.‘Iiiioi Kittie iIi'otlitritiii. oi Mi-rwiii
silt-«I. it‘ll town Saturday tor .‘itillill
iitgtoii. to In- olmoiii iibout ioiir Vivi-it-

.“ir-I ilypsy Hui. oi lliiiiiicIIt-ii. N .l..
Is \‘llililll iti‘l'dlllt’ii' tiiid llillli. Mr. i id
Mi~ Edward H. i'itl‘niliiii. oi .'. i'illml—
titit nll‘l‘l‘i.

l-‘ndeltth hudpp iii \iu \uih iii\'.
u t iii \iuuiiili )i‘wllliiii) toiling on
old Vrli'liiiit. Mr Nil-Hill illl‘llllil‘i) i‘t‘~
iiiiii'ii iii'l‘i'.

Mrs. iiilili \t'ntioiio. oi Now \‘uiit
city. who has lil’t‘ll .i Hilt'tsi of Mr».

\I‘illiitui ti. 'l‘Iioiuou.
l't'iili‘llt‘ii iiiiliit- Iiidiiy.

iii-yinoiit' i‘ill‘iis tlnd Willui-d t‘oiu
"Ilil‘ii. tit Notwulit. ttt‘c enjoying \.i
cations this wci-ii They will upctid
tlic tiiuc ytichtiug.

lidwttrd Mitchell. oi liitrtiord. Is it
illli'hi oi Mr» .I. W Mains. oi Rust
Noiw..tllt Mitt Mitchell is ilti‘lliiillll
tho oilililllil llici-c

til l-itisi .itcliuc.

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t‘oipnriil liowuid llltmnicr iiiid Mil-i
Itiilli iiitlilttoud. oi t'oiiipiitiy I.. ili’i‘
hoiuc on it hiiitl‘l itiriougii. They will
it-tiirti thin iilii'lllllllii.

Mum \Iiiiy it iiiiitiii loot returned to
her home In iltiii'itiliv otctiiio. iriiiii ii
viull with Attorney and Mrs. t‘hiirlon
ll iIttriit-s. of Greenwich

itdllot ticiiiiic \I‘ i‘llui and t' lly lid
iior W ii litiiiticy. oi the Iiiiiibiiri
News. lilIi'illt‘l‘ with their wires. coins
in Niirwiiih yesterday Mill wont to New
ilitvoii Ii] irtiiioy,

Ill. iilltl Mrs. .I. i' Ncwlilrit iirc
u'n'itiillll u tow days at the liotoi t'n-
itiiiibiii. Aidiitry Park. at which place
tin- Now .iorsey illait- lienlal satiety is
holding its utinitsi meeting.

WW.W.M

 

Miss Maud list-lei. or (tread siren.
loot returned itoitie trots a two new
visit with relatives Iit Brashiyii. liar
coasts. lita- Miilstl Dashing. returned
with her tor a M W N hora.

 

 

IIV VIIEIIIIIIIS IIIIJE

Cottage hits Along the Sound
Shore Near the Norwallis.

.— -Q...

VESTEIIIIIV ii BELL ISLAIIII.

Alitholestings Vail Attended. and
Intense IntoreIt Inuit“.—
l'lirII lunday lxonrsiona to
Baton hint.

Yesterday wash great day at the
convention 'at Dell Island. Sunday
school was held In the morning. At t
in the afternoon and again at 8 in the
evening a crowd gathered to illtil'il to
the speaking. The Iiitcrst was intense
tiiirlng the entire day. showing that
people everywhere are interested In
prmtlctil Christianity. Miiiiy oi the
active workers in rescue mission work
in New York spoilc of their work tlivrc
but the principal speaker was .i. S.
iiudicy. of the Water Htrcei Mission.
The subject ior today will be foreign
missions. and addresses will hc mudo
by those who how come directly from
the ilcld. This. so do as subject and
speakers are t'olicci‘lietl. ought to be
one oi the best days oi the entire se-
ries. The meetings will in» held. rain
or shine. If it should be too stormy
for the use oi the IN“. the met-tings
will be held at tho liiivliand House.
'l-‘oiuorow ends this particular scrics of
nits-tings. though plans are forming
looking toward the holding oi solut-
special supplementary gatherings.
There will be no uilt-ruwn meeting to-
morrow. bill In the evening Mrs. Mor-
iiil trill spctilt.

The Iiirgi-st crowd of the ill'ilhlili was
ill llotoii Point. in ililtli'
illlli to thc hundreds oi people from
Norwuik and adjoining towns. then-
were three citcursions ‘llli‘ Metropoli-
tan Street Railway coiiipiiny‘s citi-
player-ii irosu New York city. on
Dil‘fliili'l' Hlut‘k lllrd: iilt' l‘idt-Ilii Fish-
ing club. oi Newark. N. .I.. on illt' May
Qiiocti. and .t largo excursion from
Now "lh‘t‘ll on the John ii. Siaii'ill. 'l‘iii-
New York contingent liiiil loot l‘ili'i‘h
and ii chow for :i urcasod pig during
ilic ilIii'l‘lltItill. .iiid sci-o also iltt'tllllllil"
iiicd by .i good b.iiiil.which gait-ii cott-
ccrt olt lill‘ lioti-I \‘crnudii. i'roii-osor
ilm‘lii’ North and sisli'l‘ concluded their
ilitliiu t‘iliiiilltillh. 'l‘lict‘t- will In- llll
incursion in the Phil”. ioiiioi‘toii'. lilt-
'l'wciit.\‘~llilrd Wurd i'ropcrty tlwiioi's‘
.i...ici;ilioii. of New York city.

yesterday.

'I‘lit- ril‘l‘Yii‘t‘.‘ tif Archer‘s Now \‘tirk
til‘t'ilt‘sil'll. iii Itotoii l'oint. ililt'i' bot-ii
diupt-nwd with. and last Saturday
night I.iilht\i'iii'i"h lii'tilt‘pil'd. oi south
Noiwiilli. provided illile'It In the port-
lion .\ mite number oi people init-
rotilai-d this attraction.

“hit Edith \'rooiii oi South Nitr-

ii.I.‘.ii. s.» ridina down the hill hour
Mr J. .l Sit‘olttiioyi-r‘s uow coltugr.
Ut‘ii Inland. lust Saturday ziiicruooii.
whcti the Iuoli ll lii-udor Iiliii sustained
ntiito piiliiiiil Injuries.

'l‘It.- “intern lattic and Josephine
iIlttiiiiwny. of \‘otutillt. will go to
iioll island ibis wuvlt for .i lwit wwltii
silty. 'i‘ln-y will to. uccotiiiuitiiml by
Miflnlt Mitiid and Inuit tlregory.

_\ii uddiiinti. to he used iiti ii kitchen
will lie plitct'il illl liteI Jililli i’iilii-r t‘itl
tiigc iii lit-II iililltlii. which hits iti'i'li
intent-ti by ttigiii school teachers il'tilll
Newiii'h.

Frank W. lliliiilt'. .Ioliii I“ Wtiodriii'i.
Iii'iti‘lt‘ l.. itiodlnull and i-‘riiitlt Monro
.ind iiiitillli-s iilil'i' it‘ll iIcII iltiiNIi ior
liit-il' lltlillt'ii iii lhillbury.

.i, ll iM‘iIil itliil iiiiully ttrrivml iroiii
Now \‘tit‘ii city yttstcrtitiy and limit
pom-union iii Ali'iili ’i‘uiltili'u rosldciice
tor the summer.

iirul'gr ll. Wilt-nit illlti futility. oi
Ihiiibtiry. iiri- octupyihg their Hell I“,
lilid lounge for tho Illllllllii'i‘.

 

Mr. iillti Mrs. Prod \Y lioiilyii and
still liaioid hiito returned to iluuliury
iroiu ii visit at liiilitii l‘iiiiii

Mr» iiiniltiti I. ItitiIlIi ttl italiluiry. is
ill ltnil Island to iliaperonc a party oi
Norwallt young iittili'il.

__.... ..
liltiiiiitl'it. tii New Willi. lit
lt‘mlerirh ii.

lliiooell
visiting Mr and Mrs
Norton. iif lint liciliie.

William morons. iii Ilotnorvilio N.
.i.. bi visiting .iiitiii-s ii. iltevons. lieii
ishirid.

 

 

it. Mark. or New York city. has it-ti'
ml the lleivdliiri- coiage iii Pins
lodge.

mm»..- M...— .

tire. Ii. It. Ives and reality. oi Dati-
tmy. is medias several weeks It hell
bleed.

the

. l
a: =5 3”
OONN. MON DAY. JULY 18. less. TWO 0m
; m
' on film om WINTID.

ily. centrally located. with I“
burn or stable for horse. and m
room. Address. IL. Boa 400. ,M'
Norwulll. Conn It.“

I to” urn.

 

TO I .lt'l‘wCotIIge oi five rooms at “I

80. Main street. Rent
inquire of F. F. Byline.

it In.“

WANTED—Apartments ioi' ultimo .

 

street.
T0 RENT—Basement. at, 10
street. Norwalk. Inquire of I'.‘ '

Rogers. 19 Main street.

 

room apartments. Id M. M o'-

 

or I). w. Raymond'e ..
department. lnquireolee ~ . .
(‘lgur company. 8’ “m
street.

 

TO I ET Six mmnluslo nan M
suitable ior onions; how.
rooms with improvements. I
.--\rtli street: house. 5 ms. 1 A”
street. rt nt 87: Int floor. 3 PM
“oodwaril avenue. rent. .8. I. It.
Woodward. ‘

 

1‘0 LET—lower part of hill“
Emma. ll High street: upper ml
oiise. No. it iiigll at III 1'“
Apply to James C. an. I
avenue II".

To LET—Apartments oi‘ In
first liner. 8 and 10 Tnliea It!“
class order. Apply to Jolt.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob
Layton. South Norwalk.

FOR OILS.

in:

Will SAI.E~—Nlno room house on wed

side oi i‘hestiiut street. lot 78!“.
shutting railroad station. Willlinltill
cheap. on easy tcrinl. For partie-
iiliirs apply to C. Swarts. oiloe of tho
Old Well (‘igar company. 83 Wash-
Ington street.

 

FOR SALE ~(‘tiibosi. twenty-one M
loud and ten and oae~hali ieot wide.

in splendid order. Apply at No. 0
Elizabeth street. 13? ll

 

i-‘oit SALE-moon sloop yacht tor
or c..liarier. “2 feet 0" all.
new sail and perfect plantain
Lying at Miller's shipyard. . 1..
item-ii ll. lilies. It .
arenue.

lv‘tili SALE tlunraiitehd hint.
827 and up. ttoutli Nor“ “a
\\ tlrli t‘.ilillillil)'

Mincnuaulom

uni-Lot Ml-I.‘ l‘lit‘ultAU—dlslp or al
untiuiiulitit-s for c'ity or country. '5
li. l‘l.~ Iii-r Ii North Halli
South Not-walk.

liA\'l°‘ Y0 I'R PIANO TliNID-v-i
Iockwood. piano alumni-Ir
tepairtr. Tenn.

idoitce. Agent tor" mil: 0| “7%?
Mcl'iiuil pianos. ‘ ”l

wineroonis. 8 and i0
upstairs. South Norwaiii.
mail will receive prompt "mu

um “I“ am
leateiiosd loa Year‘s W

and to ray e.ooo Drones Ilse.

tliy Asauoiatttd PHI.)

\‘crstiillcs. .itily lhw'l‘ho second trial
oi M. Idiuili- tiulii and it. l'oreus. Ian-
lislier oi the Aurore. till the till!” fl
III-cl brought against thorn by the ‘—
i'l'l‘h oi the historliaay court martini.
wits rocoiiiineiit-tsl lilil't‘ today in the
ussIIc cotlri.

Witt-ii the proceedings opened id”.
.\l. iniboii iiiist-ti several tiltletiiloll to
thc titul procwdliig. whioh the m
oti- rriih -d. 'i‘lit‘ public
clidi'gcii M. hold with moi“ lb
It'llti. in which his counsel ropllIdi
'Wc will ltoi shall the trial It we on
«Mount to bring our prooiii."

'I'hls sititoiitriit. led to it glut ID-
rtitil' ill the i‘iltil‘l itiiil i'l‘iOI ill "linen
witil iii-tat." "Down with the Jews.“
"iliil iii l‘tuilw with "Ill.“

Micr the court hill Mm l0 -
poiol the trial. willie the dam
li|i|tliltirti min-i the overriding. In
iMlull'i uiiiioutwed illiti he would hilt!
pontoon ii)‘ iii-titan and its sad th
doicudatna ioit the court.

'riio trial litoti prone-sled. tutti result-
ed in M. lots and M. Iii-roan II N
liig t‘ltt'ii settliilwttll to a year‘s m
alumni. to three thouIaIlil m u
and to pay the costs iii the wit.

AiltiiliAI. IAIWN'I m.
thi' AIOIIIIII mt

Washington. .luly ll «Ahilfl “i
piiuii‘ii itpurl on tho denlt‘ihilllh st
t'etwrii'i suuodrtia list not yet trashed
the navy drew-lineal. The report in
coining by one oi the attsliiary M
and will be on hand wiiaiitt the hell
iew days.

 

 

 

MIMI Illilil DMD

 

'ro Liar—second liner «is. M. us- .
toii‘ s ofllce. 5 month. "It. “i “O I I

 

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