- ; llllllillillillillill
Amalie-undone too to
Minus the filth Mala Paving
minimalistic
Man-smut”
answers-mu»
encasement-nua—
layman-sass.
The resolution of the South Norwaik
Board of. Councilmen. ”Wristing
810.000 for the purpose of extending
the brick pnvomnt ip South Main
street, from lite south side of Monroe
dust to the south side of Woodward
auntie. was carried ‘Iast night. by
more than a two-thirds majority. at
a viy “y attended city meeting
in Arlen Hail.
The meeting was of short duration.
those who spoke being In favor of the
proiect. Mayor Charles G. Bohannan
presided. and City Clerk Taylor read
the call. . ‘
Councilman Hatch moved that ate.-
000 be appropriated for the work. It
was the opinion of the Board of Camp
cilmen. he said. that the work could be
done more cheaply now than at a fu~
lure time. and it would be economy
for tho city to do it. -
Street Commissioner W. l]. Reed eit-
~ pinioed that the contractor had agreed
to do the new work for the some prico
at which the present work was being
done. Tho street was one of the worst
in the city to keep in repair. and the
commissioners considered it would lil‘
saving money for the city to do the
work now.
commissioner John F. McMahon
said it was known that the Council
and the commissioners desired to do a
little each year for improvomnts. Titt-
commmisaioners had secured as low a
bid as was poahisle to do the present
work. and wool“ continue the improve-
ment at the Isl. price. If it could b.-
. done now than would be enough savcti
in repairs each year to pay the intcr-
all. on the amount expended.
Engineer 0. N. Wood stated that "W
nppreainigag mar. the work would he
“Hi the ‘l‘rahiwsy company laying
lfl yards of brick. and paying nearly
one-fourth of tin expense of the wlioic
-8il.322w-Icavlng 083303 for the city
to' pay. This included enginccr's scr-
vices. changilglgrades of curbs. side-
waliis. etc.
The question was called tor. and
Councilman Smith. iiatcit and .s‘collchi
were appointed tellers. 'l‘hc balloting
showed ind voters prom-tit. lid of
whom declared in favor of titc ll'll-
provontent and nfty-tiirec lii amidst-
ENCAMPMENT Oi‘l-‘It‘l-lits‘.
The following oiiiccrs of t‘oliax Eli-
cnntpount. I. t). (I. it. wcrc Iitsutllcd
last night by i). D. G. P. hi. ii‘. Lattigc.
assisted by G. G. w. A. 1.. Benedict.
G. S. W. h}. W. 'l‘iiontti. ll. Scrlia- i'.
1.. Rallieber. G. 'l‘roasurcr ll. rl. Itotid.
ii. ll. l'. C. libermun:
t). I'.-.iobii Sninlits.
ll. W.-—Georgo Tobey.
Scribe—John lintloi'tion.
Treasurer—Janice iioyt.
H. l’.——irviog Robertson. a
J. W.-l). litirr Rein-h.
Guide—John Holioraii.
I Watch—H. ll. Wood.
ti Watch-lily Stillman.
8 Watch—Theo. Tobey.
l Watch—Fred Anderson.
l. S.-—Wiiitor litiyl.
G. tin-James Ortle.
ATTRACTIVE ‘I‘tii‘lttt.
The line ten-day tour to Nova tim-
tlit and the Evangeline hand. Aiuitst
till. the tours to Ilartitoga and Ausublt-
t‘itaiuii. July Ilith. and the throc-dtty
outing to Block Island Jtiiy and. at.-
ainuiig the attractive list of tours of-
iered by the Recreation 'I‘ourlst coiti~
pony. whose tours have beam so tav-
arahly received in the past. l-‘or run-e
and copies at The New linnlaitd 'i‘our-
ist study in it. w. iiarrht. sgcttt New
her. New iinvea sad lisrtford Itali-
road
WAR St‘itNiiil AT (it. It I'OlN'l‘
W it. iiiurtovitiii has writes a very
interesting lollol‘ from Old i'uliit t‘ont-
not. \'a.. to friends in ilouth Norwaik,
lie illillt'it iiittt he witnessed the dish
ill of the transport breakwater. and
the iraiisler to the hospital of tho
wounded soldiers from Cuba and rc-
cites unity scenes of suffering and
distress among them. lie was very
thaahlul tiiiit lu- ilid not note any
Nitrwalitcrs iii the shutter. and mass
all who have had as inclination to tilt-
liat la main at home
.. h. m......~.m
All A‘fl‘At‘liallfi‘l' lion Milli
Aim! George ii. Voabttrgh. ir..
has hutcht still for lleaipsey 0 Place.
of tliaversvltie. it. Y.. against itinei it.
Smith S (in. sad an attachment for
llalasshaaanlsooloatiiestarenl
the In in bath Mala street. The
cans is internshi- to the itarwaiii
‘I'ewn snarl. m. Manet int.
Wm”-
m 0! was.
”millennial. he laid at
M‘s-gust to.
The Fairlsld County association of
Union It‘s-Prisoners of War will hold
its quarterly meeting and hashet‘pic-
ate in Willisnts‘ pavilion. Shipper:
Point. Stamford. on Wednesday. Au-
gust 10. at to s. m. if stormy it will
he held on Thursday. the 11th. The
association extends a cordial invitation
to all old soldiers and their families
to unite with them and make this a
veterans' holiday. The oommltwe will
make arrangements with Comrade
Williams to provide dinner for all who
prefer'to buy their dinner. at reason-
nhle rates. The trolley car leaves the
Stamford depot for Shippnn Point ev-
ery few minutes.
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS MEETING.
The Epwortb League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church held its
monthly social'and business meeting
last night. in the parlors of the new
church. The programme included a
vocal solo by Miss Amy Wood; read-
ing. Mrs. M.. D. Randall; vocal solo.
Miss irene Brown. Afterward games
and refreshments were colored. At the
business meeting the Wile voted to
discontinue its meetings until the third
Monday in September.
LARGER PROGRAMS.
Manager lloyt. of the Sterling. will
serve his patrons in his opera houses
In Derby. Stamford and South Nor-
waik. with the new style of fancy pro-
grams. The new theatre program has
developed into a theatrc journal. and
will contain cuts of famous actors and
bits of interesting bitil'ory ofyllie stage.
as well as other pleasurable reading
for patrons to occupy their time iii--
tween the acts. 'I‘hc program will be
the same as those distributed in lite
leading theatres throughout the touti-
try.—-Ansonia Sentinel.
COOKS TO Bid ENIJSTED.
The war department has issued or-
dcrs providing for tho enlistment of
cooks. one in each company. battery or
troop iii the Volunteer army. 'l‘itcy arc
to receive the pay of a corporal and are
to pass an examination iii cookery.
The state coinnilstutt'y department at
Niantlc hm been closed up and willnot
be started up again unless there is auv
other call for troops. All the troops
furnished to tire government by the
stuic have been mustered into the scr-
vicc of the i'nitcd Stun-ii.
NEWS FOR Tiilil HORSEMRU.
Thomas Ward‘s Granite \\'i|kcs.witii
proper work. it is Iicllcvcd. will dcvci.
op considerable speed Mr. Word has
already rcccived a handsome oficr for
the trailer. but is ilililt't'ltltttl win-liter
to accept.
ii. hi. ‘l‘crry. of iirIdgciiort. has put--
t‘llllrii'tl Edward Adaius' Eliurd Ella.
Yesterday thc mitrc troitcd a mile in
2:2llsg. the best performance sItc cvt-r
inadc.
DISORDER lN WOOD STREET.
i‘rcdcrick Moore. Mrs. Kate t'on-
noily and Lena Iiankc were arrested in
the long .biiildlug iii Wood strcct. this
morning at 3 o'clock. bit it chitrgc at
disorderly conduct. The complainant
is the husband of hire. l‘unitolly. They
pleaded not guilty before Jiidllo Print.
and the cast- was coitliitucd until this
afternoon at 4 o‘clock. The parties
arc under also bonds.
’l‘liiti-iw STONES AT A TRAIN.
(lt'tll‘flt‘ Williams. ii ltttl living in
\lutirtic sii‘t'i-l. was apprcitcitdcd last
evening. throwing slouch wltiic ihc
trains lit-airing the First rcgliucut wotc
passing through South Not-walk. tiiic
of tile tiiissics struck Kuic tibuler. but
did liiil seriously itiiure her. llc will
be prosecuted unless be cause ilic
practice.
RAIN iiAiiAtlltti 'I‘llli ROADS.
'l'hc humid weather of yesterday is
tnodllled considerably today by the scr-
ice of thunder showers which set in
about :t o'clock lliiti morning. The
rain came down lii torrents and groin
damage has been done to the highways.
itpi'iiig iiiil. Keihigg stunt. the illup
itock road and other hilly slmis In
that vicinity are badly giilllod. The
iiiilt‘iiiliiiil roads are also badly washed.
A HOT Tillie COMING.
A pruiulucut Norma politician said
this morning that All tilorin tti livid
ilii' lIi't'ili'li iit ilii' lliuuihiicau party at»
ct Norwalk uiid lituttii Nocwailt towii
iiilirt-s had been ililllt'. lie predicted u
but How mining. l‘ltllllll Nut-walk. iic
said. had its own idcns it» to the div-
isluit ill the offices. and Ntirwaiit was
cipiti‘ly illillllill'll. The town clerk this
year will be around front the Willlit
liic. tin he holds tiflli'ii “In years
.. . ”a”... .m... ....
Witni Kit" by ldtlii'l‘liillilti.
Waterioivn. July ll Early this mar»
niiig. during the heavy thunder storai.
Iiahtnlna struck a house owned in
Merritt Shelton and occupied by iiearr
it Itowlaii. siaeshlag the else at the
. Headed Towards
(fly Associated Press.)
Washington, .iuly IS—Secrctary Al-
ger said today. Just before entertaining
the cabinet session. that if the vessels
of the navy were in readiness to set
sail. General Miles probably had iti-
rcady left port and is on route to Por-
to Rim. He said he had not been in-
formed of his departure. however.
Secretary Long announced that be
had no important dcspatches. bill that
general instructions had been issued
to the fleet to render the fullest cit-op-
eration with the army in attacking
Porto Rim.
Secretary Alger said that the. plans
for‘ the departure of the Form Rican
expediton were being csccuttsl today
without the slightest hitch.
General Miles' failure to get away on
the Yale last night was brought about
thrown some confusion in the telegra-
phic orders which authorised his dc-
parture. As soon as the attention of
the department was drawn to the mat-
tcr by the receipt of a telegram from
General Miles be we: very proatptiy
furnished the permission he doaircd.
and it is expat-ted that be has already
sailed from Slboney for l’orto Rico.
He has with hint Captain Fred Algcr
son of the secretary of war. who has
bccn transferred to Gciit-ral .\lllics' staff
front thc staff of Gcncrai iluliicld.
Secretary Alger declined today to
publish the list of troops that comprise
the Porto Ricao expedition. lie said
that it was still subject to ciiaitgc and
that this information will be withheld
for a few days.
'Ih'l' "OTIS.“ WILL GO.
A Question natal Iain Interest in
the Iig Arnie camps.
tliy Associated Press)
t‘bicitatiiaiigu .\lillldl‘)‘ Park. July to
- .\luitir-llciteritl iii'tsikc will ritlili'll in
his headquarters at Camp Thomas io~
marrow morning and thou the dues-
tion of what region-ms will go to I‘m--
initial and when they will go will be
delinltcly settled. This question has
been the true of Illiilll itiicrcst ill the
big army camp sincc liic departure of
General lirttokc for Washington sct~
crtil days ago. It is gciicraliy bcllcvcd
that the rciiluiciits cuililltiiillil thc lira-i
and scctuitl dlvlsltlus of lllt' iii-st corps
will lit' the tiiItut It! In, but this belt“
is based out ttoililiig oiiiclttl glycit out
here. As for as can bc li'iil‘lltttl only
two divisions will bc lulu-ii.
The indications here are that the
movement will begin about the last oi
the present or the lirst of ilt‘ll wci-k.
'l‘lic l‘illli'iiiils. acting upon ttolicc git
cit ilii-ut. itnvu iruliis lll rcudluwn and
roll do iliclr part without delay.
Militir Nye. ctimiiilsaai'y iif subsis-
icitcc of the i'ltaitaittswa military sup
ply dcpiil. lit rtwcll‘ltlg llii‘lt' iiildliil
tics of rations daily. which would lii't'lli
to iiitlit'tuv that it still bilge-r force of
soldiers will be will to l'ltichuilliittgit.
'l‘inlity be unloaded tbiriy~niic cars of
pruvI-iiiiuii. mostly lllt'lil. sugar. limit
and comic. A Hill litriti-r number of
cars are citpccml to ttrriic ioituirruw,
iIiu for Major Nyc liiiti received no ord-
Hit to ship provisions siiiilli.
iiotttc apprvlicitsiuii b- ctprimscd buri-
ihat liic tiusiiitiptluu by the l‘ititmi
run as govrrltiticiil til the control of til-
ltilrs at tilutilago may best to irouhls
with the l'illiiliiil. A few days before
lltc tillt'lt'itdcr or lllc city tutti-rat tiar-
I'lli lililll il omitniitice to (lettersi itiiiif~
icr. informing him that the Cuban-
hail selected it l‘iihsu iiiaiiod Castillo
for governor of the city. ii is plain.
however. from the reading of the iii-sic
idalt'a order lti ahsitar. that it will
he a long tiino ileum this Cahsnol
General Miles, it is Expected. is Already
the Island, and
Troops will Quickly Follow.
ARMY TO HAVE FULLEST
SUPPORT
It is Expected that the Expedition will be Well Under Way by the
Last of this or the First of Next Week—What Regiments are to
Constitute the Army of Invasion is Not Yet iiade Public. as
Changes are Likely Before the Day of Departure.
OF THE NAVY.
prcsldcnt's purpose. when the military
govt-ruiiienl he has just erected gives
way to replace it with a popular gow
orttiucnt. moaning thereby u govern—
ment for Santiago chosen by tho frec
vote of tho pcopb- of Santiago. Sonic
doubt is expressed as to whether this
programme will be entirely acceptable
to that element of the (‘iibati party
which dcttttiitds immediate [mast-salon
of captured territory. but its the ad-
lilllile‘lf‘tllltill is convinced that. this ci-
cmciit is itc‘iihcr tiic most numerous
imi' rcspwtable in the Cuban cause It
is bclicvcti tltcir dissatisfaction will
tukt- no inorc dangerous form than
meiosis and growls. It has bccti sug-
gcstcii that the president's action in
the case of Santiago might l-c t‘tlilhll‘ll-
cd by Europctai nations as indicating
ait intent to disregard llic icruis of tin-
coitgrcssiotial reatiluiitui which precip-
ilatcd the war. and to mean a pcruia-
llt‘lil solstice of liitl islands in licltalltil
lllt' l'iiitcii States. This vii-w. bovi-
cvt-r. will not. it is believed. tibluiii to
any cxicut among the rcpn-scuiatlvcs
of thc European nations lit the l‘uitcd
Sittcs. who are aware of the necessity
of some such action as that adopted
by the iirt-sitlcnt in order to prevent
cat't-ascs and ltllilltoa’ t‘Xll‘tH’iiKlilli‘t‘ in
Santiago.
“IXTARY PRRMUTIOIII
Itreauoua Illa-rte to Prevent the Spread
of Discuss at Santiago.
(Copyright. hits. by Associated l'rcss.i
Santiago do l'um. .iuiy l‘. it p. lli‘.
\‘iu Kingston, .lit.. .ltiiy iii. li‘ltl ii ni '
rllrctttnius efforts to much! iiic sprcttd
uf litIi-rili-us dimiws among tlic vic-
torious Ainct'lraii iris-pit lii front of
Santiago dc t‘ubu ucrc titadt- us soon
as the city xiii‘t'ctuii-i'cd. .iiii for titt-
past thirty-sit hours our soldiers buvc
bccil scttt rapidly as lltlmllllt‘ to the
hills north oi ilu- lily. where they
iiiivc t'rillllillelli'il ncw camps.
Everything In». iblc is bcitig door in
itiiprnvc the sanitary condition.» iii the
camps. csiwtiuliy in ”W cum- ‘3' tin-
il‘iitips ti'ltli'li .tl’t‘ I’Xpl‘l‘ll'll lti lillti' ”it"
ill llit- expedition in l'tti'lii “but. ill
the l‘t‘llllt'iiln llt‘l't‘ only iiitstc which
are not in the slightest inflicted will
be allowed logo to Port" Rico. 'i‘bi‘
others will remain bcrc for the pro»
cut camped on tho high ground north
of cuttings 'I‘itu lintiiuuc icgiiitcuts
lioiu New lllltdllp .tud \inbilc are no
[it'illll lii‘ll daily. and upon their ill-
rival. they will bc acid into the city
at tilii't' and will form ilic only Anter—
lcaii garrison to 'v» which will icnialii
tin-cc. ‘l‘lic pl ii itiliilllitill of our
ti'ttups is but «littered scriiititi now
that the ituutlur iii fcter i'uitt'it is
growing lcss all lllt' tinic. atid ii lit lic-
lit-\i-d llic illhi‘li'ti' will disappear \t’lilt
iiit- rotutivitl oi Ilu stiltlll'l‘h to health
icr lil'iilllll'ii and thc istru precautions
which arc being Iakcu.
tlcticrul Wht-cici‘s iavuli-y division
is practically Ircc iritiii Nli'klll'un and
probably will be ulluat-d to go in Porto
lilcu lit tttitt- pail til ”it campaign
A furl Wlilt‘li iw lllllll‘csttt'il more and
"WW event that upon ilic z\iiit'l'li'ili|
iiillt‘t'l‘it and “it‘ll in ”W iiu-rcasinit
nit'lillicil i'tiliitltiiis lit-lawn lltc .\ltti‘t'b
runs dlltl iliiuctai ll.irilii's i‘itiuiii sol
dicrn. ittdml. ilic situation has now
rillii‘lll'f ii point when then is practic-
ally no t‘illllllllliiitilliiili at iill lit-iwrt'ii
the lam iit‘itiii-s ittil lltcit‘ relation-
lmtdcr oil "lust“ of lttsttliity. titllicr
lllllli tho rclutiutis which one would
wu|i|iiiittt would citiitt lsiwwtt allies. As
soon iiit iictici-ul lilitiitcr announced ill-i
decision not ill ici ilic t'iiiintt Jitiilu
ciitcc llii' city of Santiago dc i‘tiitit
intuit-rings were heard antmtg iii-aer-
iti Garcia‘s men. it is cvllionl the Cu-
hiiiis were grcisly illitithpoliiled iii the
drill tutti-n by tho American rititiiuaiid-
or. for they had confidently counted
upon l‘lWllil ituiiiliino turned over to
them in tool and planner. its they had
in ituiwsslon anchcti ilsiutiiri. Silsitiev
and lit l'nnny. t‘oiiaeaiiciiiiy their
disappointment was lines when they
ass-unaided this they were not to he
m is allowed toeaerciaotha functions
hailslsgaadm m
attention-sweats l
pertained to take pin-assists of the
J
On Friday inst Castillo. a brother of
General Demetrius Castillo. went to
General Shafter’s headquarters in or-
der to sseertslnf'the cause of this. to
the Cubans. inespilctdile resolution.
"Why is Santiago to remain in the
hands of our enemies?" he asked.
“The Spaniards are not our ene-
mies" replied General Shaftor. "We
are fighting the soldiers of Spain. but
we have no desire to despoll her citi-
sens. No Cuban will be allowed to
enter the city. nor will any American
soldier. The government of the city in
ii matter for the people to decide.
When the American army leaves it. I
prostrate it will be turned over to you.
but not until then."
Castillo. who came direct from Gen.
oral Garcia’s camp. did not attempt to
conceal his chagrin.
The Cuban soldiers now ftilly realise
that there is or ising sentiment against
them in the American army. Qhey
hear nothing but words of scorn from
our men as they pass onward. lugging
their. bacon and hard tack into the
woods. Even our otiicers no longer
conceal their disgust for their allies.
and it is understood that the warm
friendship displayed towards them at
tirat has now turned into contempt, for
the Cubans have neithcr fought nor
worked. The correspondent. of the As-
sociated Press who sends this despatch
saw a group of Cubans refuse point
blank to aid in building roads. and
during the two days' heavy lighting.
while they were loitcring in the rear.
our surgeons sought In vain to secure
assistance from theln even to cut poles
for Improviahed litters for our wound-
ed.
Hundreds of such instances are being
told about camp flm. until the name
of Cuban is usually wrenlhed with
radio profanity and very rarely is a
kind word spoken of them. In fact. in
some quarters there is a disiiositiou to
piiroplnwy ati cary collision betwccn
our men and the Cubans.
General Shaffer yesterday morning
at an invitation to General Garcia to
attend the cert-many of raising the
American flag ovcr Santiago. but the
t‘tIan general showed his resentment
by scndiiig a rc‘ply which amply con-
tinued the course which be and his
ragged. ignorant soidicrs have followed
during the weeks of bani fighting and
campaigning which have resulted in
the fall of Santiago. Ho declined the
invitation. said ho hated the Spaniards.
ititd added that he did not want to be
show any of them wcrc.
Slncc that time the Cubans have re-
mained in their camp. eating Ameri-
can rations. atid our troops have itad
no communication with them.
The question has arisen between the
army and navy officials as to the dis-
position to be made of a half dost-u
lat-cc Spanish incrcbutit stcatticrn
which wcrc ill the harbor of Santiago
:it tho time of the surrender. Admiral
Sampson animal in the city today. on
thc levll. .illtl claimed the anoint-rs
wcro prism of tho navy. llc also Wii“
desirous of placing prise crews on
board of them. Gencral Shaffer. how~
cvcr. l'i'llistll
Sampson‘s claims. Ho declared the
steamers. with cicrytiiing cine in Sun-
iiago. had surendered to him. The
attention. apparently. is still undecided.
At any rule. the admiral returned to
his flagship without having distributed
prise irewa among the merchantmen.
and the latter are still in the passes-
sion of the army. .
arm A MO I" RIDI.
First Connecticut Ranches 'ashilli
too. In Route for Dana boring
Washingtiui. .iiily ill—- The First rcg-
liucitt. t‘utinct'tictit volunteer itifttu~
tty. arrived here ltltllli‘ over tho lialti-
titorc dlltl tiltio railway. 'l‘licy travel.
lcd lu ihrcc iritllis. itliihlnliiil of til"
tccit cir~ cacti ’I‘Iic lll‘nl iraiit uirlvcd
.it s 2:. and thc lilsl at ii 3" 'i‘lic l.-
:l.'~i lili‘Ii.ldlti‘liitI it whole. upprttcd in
good condition aficr titcir long but
i‘ldc. l'li't't'l'iil. ltitwcvcr. were so his
iccii-d by the bout that liicy wcrc mut-
IWllvtl to discard iliclr lilies and knap-
sack: and ride In luiuiiugt- wagons to
tho station of thc rimiihcrii railway.
uitcrc “if“ there taken in Iliilill istr
ion The others liltit‘cltctl iiirounh iltc
city and liourdcd the turn. which left
at to :to 't‘bc t‘uuncitnui buys ditl not
go to t‘.t.itp Mgt't’. bid to the new camp
site littm' Iititiii Luring. where they
will be liflIllilMl with the Third \‘Irr
Hints and iii-mud iii-titlt t‘tirollna \til
iiiucci infantry
tillli'WIlldt‘Kitii sliAhlitN.
New York. July ls tin Islam the
Norwelgina steamer l‘to. which arrtv<
ed this morning front Multan «iris.
were l‘apiaiii t‘ttrliitenscii. his .wlle.
aisle and seven sitipwm-liml wanton at
the Norwigtau hark literiiiin. which
went iialitiro June it". on Itaaiirio Ml.
west coast of runs. during the voyage
from i’apo Town. for Apalachicola.
The crew stiicesdod in settles “he"
and managed to reach llsislisno. where
they look pounce on a Spanish when
it» for lireatesa. They will he sent
home by the lierweigisa «seal.
M. womb-nu“
m... ..., Hm... . ....
“it is sit wretta." said the MM
Philosopher. "to say that s wettinii
onlnahenihtdufamiti. Show
sf governor. and it is sail-vet it is thelslty sass annual 'i‘srsi's stwrsnssr. .hir develops hint." .
to recognise Admiral.
Milli 0N Ill Bibi
The Norwaik Union Band invited
by the Council to Give Concerts. ‘
SHORT SESSlllN [if lllE Bilillll.
Ian? Dill-Ordered Raid at the lenti-
monthly lasting Last Might-Jilin
Proposed Milk Ordinance [La-
gel in Ivory Way.
Bills were the principal topic of dis-
cussion at last night's semi-monthly!
met-ting of the City Council. Norwalk
Corporation (‘outisel John J. Walsh
was presnt and explained that he had
it conference with County i-iealtli (lili-
cor Hill and his colleague. front New
Haven County. concerning the propos-
ed new milk ordinance for Norwalk.
They had fotind it constitutional and
legal In every way. This
will go iiilo cffcct August 1. .
On motion of t‘miticilmuii I'. W.
Bates members of the Norwalk union
band were invited to give concerts in
the band stand on- The Green.
Even t‘ounclinian Gregory consider-
ed the plan a good one. but. said be.
from what I hcar. "thc band stand is
(us-uplcd every evening and the band
plays loo."
t‘ouncilmnri Gregory wantul to know
what had become of thc petition for an
incaudcsccnt t'lt‘t'lf‘ll.‘ light at tltc cud
of lsniics strt-ct extension. The malt-tr
was rclcrrtal lo Illlt' light comitiitlcc.
with isiwcr.
it was iiol lll’t'fliliill'y to borrow ntoii—
t-y for currcnt cilia-uses as the tax col-
lct-ior lilltl stiliII-lcitt funds~ on hand to
pay tbc bills.
'i‘ltc mcctini: lllt'll adjourn-d. bring
the sltortcsl lllN‘llllR of the your. tlic
lcugtlt of the scssioit bring just twcii-
ty-cigbt minutes.
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ordinance
eon IUIIIR 008.“.
Personal Paragraphs About hople of
Morwalk and their Friends.
l“l‘iillli Il‘urrcil. tif Elwood place. has
i't-turited from a visit to New Iiavcn.
t‘ltarics .\I liutcit and thin t‘. ilciui.
of lbtttbury. went Sunday in Nora-silk.
ll guest of him it. J. Thomas. of lierke-
lt-y strcct.
.\l‘ito- .\llitiiic .\lclioiiald. cl Nurwilk.
has lti't‘li visiting Mr» John l'ooicy.
in hail-ii
‘
.\liss lhtlsy Williams is the gut I of
Mr. and hits. iliivcr Jennings. of
Silullllttil‘l
. .--_...._._- .—
.\It~t i'oimii. of Stamford. spent Slln‘
day with her sister. .\irs lticiiards. lil
.‘iltllllll .\‘tirwitiit.
.\llr- ll .\l l'iiliiu tiltiaiibuiy lius
butt t'llit‘ritflllllu .\ir», Joint-s Whit
lli'\ til llawltll
Mrs. Myrtle Evans. iii Now lfhv.ou
is it gut-st oi .\llnh t 'lurtt Jttitiiugs. of
l'ppcr Matti street.
.\Ilss Stiluii ii Keith. til riniuit Not
walk. in \lnlllliu li'icitds at t‘iii'lioti
llill. .\‘cw .icrscy.
.\ir. and hits ilciirgt- itch-rest. of
Stamford. spctu itiitiday with his but
titer. in titaiib Norwslk.
a.» ...............w. a...“
Mrs .\llwl‘lntlli. at Stamford. Nlit'ill
Sunday with hot sluicr. Mrs ritiittucl
tiicvcits. of South Norwaih.
.. .--mm... at. ms
Miss a\iliiic intuit-lice. til School
.iiwi, Normilii, i- Niit‘llillliu a icw
work- with tin-tub lit All-uni. Ncw
\‘itrii
y ..,.. . M...
l'lll'rlt‘l lit-Ili-iii. luuih Il'i‘pl‘l‘ til the
i‘itittlcld i‘uuuti Null-aunt batik l« cit
lining lil't vitaliiiii tit bititii- uitil
aliituid
Ml‘ and hits Iliitl. oi iii-nth Nor-
wuik. hail returned to their bottle at-
icr a week‘s vt-it with William liorait.
of llaitluttll
i‘. it iirumlsgi- has ioturuwl from
his vacation at llutthstiiie. N l’..
where hc vii-licd his iigcd p.a-eiil-i. hit,
and hits iicriiiau Ilruiidagc.
His. N ii. I'wlt spent ilunday wiih
i‘ .i. lilsiisi-h, at Greenwich. Mr iilbi-
bitch is outstriuleatiant of the Metho~
dist itiittdsy school iii that place.
Willtnti iirilih and wile. of South
Marsala who have iii-tut the guests of
their anal. Mrs. finalise lirila. wl
ltsthel. Murat-it atone Manny after I
pleasant two warhn' viiiii.
.\IIMI i.rtiic Alkilisuli. of Iirookiyn. is '
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SHERWOOD—Saturday. Jilly 1.. M
Eugene IaiGrove Sherwood. W‘
son of Ansel and Grace Tattle Show
wood, aged ll months and 7 can
Funeral to be held from the rest»
int) Warren street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Interment at Mountain Grove cama-
tery. .
when"). A
WAM‘ED—A thoroughly competent
giii for general housework. Apply
at It Morgan avenue. ll.“
WANTED—Apartments for smallfam-
ily. centrally located. with small
barn or stable for horse. and m
room. Address. it. Box 400. M
Norwalk. Conn. 11!“
To LIT.
T0 LET—Front Sept." 1. stars and I
rooms. No. 87 Wait.” W.
South Norwnik. Store now m
by Warren's Hand laundry Is as.
Decker. 19 Washington m
”Ill It
So. Main street. Rent I'm
iuuuire of F F. Bysbee. 'M 80. m
street. ’11 it
To RENTMRaaotnent. at ll Mal:
street. Norwnlk. Inquire of I'. W.
Rogers. is Main street. Hawaii.
at!
T0 l.i:'l‘— Second floor over J. M. Ing-
tou‘s titlite.’ rooms. rent. '10: MC
lotiill apartments. 2d floor. front. ov-
cr ll. W. Raymond's underlain.
department. inquire onion Old Wall
t‘igar company. 83 Washllllfl
street.
'I‘O Lidia-“Six roomsJiuslc Bali Hook.
suitable for tifllt'cs; house. twelve
moths. with iittproveinenls. No. 0
Arch street: house. 5 rooms. 7 All
sire-cl. rent. :7: lat door. 3 rooms. so
Woodward avenue. rent. OI. I. A.
\VtitlthIl’ll.
1‘0 lilII'T—ltower url. of m U
risitiis. ll High street: it Md
house. No. 9 High street. '0 rooms.
Apply to James C. Crown. 8 W“
lil‘t-Iiiltl m g”
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TO LET Apartments of Iva
first door. it and lo Tolian stress.
class order. Apply to
Knapp 83 West street. or
Layton. Milt Narwsik.
POI III-I.
l'illt riAl. h‘ A line
ills'liluli‘il l'itltl'ter
rcasoiiublt- prices.
liardwurc company.
. ~...—...u-
Pill! SAM" Nlllerom
e‘ltli- til i‘littililliil It"...
stunting railroad station. Will
citcap. till easy terms. “it W
ultirs apply to C. seam. also I IN
tlld \vcil t‘igsr comps”. II Wash.
iiigtoii street. ’7.
con s..\i i: Calboal. twenty-one hat
loud and ten and oarhalf
M m
in splendid order. Am M Na. .
Ellaaboth street. mm
i-‘(llt ilAl.I|:~ Open sloop yacht
H
or charter. ”feet feetover all.
new unit audnarlaet
Lying at Miller‘s shipyard.
Edward ii. tint-r. “a;
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HIICIme
Um
idhil'itilVMiCN'i‘ “MIME—Hal. d dl
nationalities for city or country.“
ii i‘ishcr. ii North“ “It!“
rtoulli Norwaih
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latt‘k'tltltl. kn? “.0.
Wu ”Till:
c sites.
unmet: I anti l0 WE
upstairs. SauthNarwais
mail will «esteem m at
hltNll‘l'l‘il m Hm.
(Is Associated Ml
Met‘ldrtl. Jill! “~75! nannies
«intuitive of the W M
invu‘s asaoclaiioa held a m M
inlay at the Winthrop lilac "hath
were present. The annuities “
and several impartsat casts of hen
iiicn who asked hir Malta. hot 41*-
«diagnosis causal-swan“
After the starting the m “
aims had dinner at the m
tviws Hill a notion slim
ill! AW Mi
Mcridols. 'tlllll ikd hers "I”
.i ii ill-.hwltdt hasten-ilk“
til ”Willi-it, whit I‘M ”l
tliln morning and destroyed
i'f beta Mil by was suites and lb
mot badly tamed. We lavas, an“
sadstairasliiiiwarehliisd. I“.
“has; incarnate. “All.
iviivvovaii or A was it“.
ilsstlr tins. it 1.. has is-d‘tielw
lead the assist ,ststtss Wat
i
i:
deuce of his uncle. J. W. Tattle. Nd. .
T0 l.I-2T«i‘oilagc of live rooms at no
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