Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 22, 1898 · page 1

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iIIiKEIl I IHIIIEY

A Brick 91%th at George
on Deloiiohsi by Lightsiog.

iiiE Mu illiE

natural-summon
p-ya outsi- Damage to the
spout at 01.000 by no
melon—”Ion
Isms.

 

A thunder storm that was nerve
rgoklog in tin severity passed over
diorwoih and vicinity between it and
D o'clock last night. The lightning
struck several places at this end oi
the town. but no fatalities are repor-
toil.

_ The heaviest damage in this vicinity
who at Georgetown. where a brick
chimney ehhty loci in height at the

wire worhs oi the Gilbert 0 Bennett
'laottiaetnring company woo struck by

Ihhtniag during the height at lb.-
Iiorn. The thunder bolt went down
the north side oi the chimney. scatter-
ing hrieh in all direction. and so com-
pletely demolishing that side oi the
structure that the entire chimney will
have to be taken down and rebuilt.
The lightning act tire to the building
near the base oi the chimney. The en~
glaeer oi a train. on the Donbnry and
Norwalk road. which passes the tat,»
tory. saw the blaac and stranded an
alarm on the whistle at his locomotive.
it was taken up by the watchman at
the works. who gave long and loud
blasts on a Siren wltiatic. and nearly
the entire populace oi the village soon
congregated in the vicinity oi the burn-
ing building. The iaetory to well sup-
piied with bone and this was quickly
brotuht out. the steam pumps started.
and the llaltgg tonquored otter a hard

I

. tight. The on kny estimates tltc dain-
8le to the ry and chimney at it. -
‘00

About tlzdtl o'clock ‘Ilghtnlng struck
the thirty-tour loot llag note on top oi
The laiunsbury. Mathewson & (‘t).'n
shoe iaetory. and completely shattered
the top. sending splinters ilylng in all
directions. The craslt was heard ior
several blocks and badly irigbicucil
several people who were in the vicin-
ity. The clanpany will probmly at
once replace the pole with ii now one.

The handaoino I‘t‘llliiit'lit't' oi -.i. l‘.
llawkius. at Seaside place. :usi Nor-
walk. was' considerably damaged by a
hash which struck the card side oi tltc
tower. tearing out an entire section.
The shock Wi'i tell by tile occupants oi
the house. but tiottc oi thcin was Sl'l'“
lottsiy al‘ictrtod. Fortunately the illlii‘
ding did not laitt- fire. The rain heat»

ing in somewhat damaged the \‘Ull-I
tents oi the house.
’l‘wo houses ltt South First sirct-l.

owned aittl occupied iiy Frank attd l‘ut
vin Smith. were tlIi‘lll'ii when titc sharp
llatth came at ti::tli o‘clock 'i‘itii il'lilt‘"
oi the lirst naiticd Illili .i nuiniicr oi
Itultrlls turn irout tio- trout. and at l‘.tl
vin Smith's place the top oi lite cltittt-
boy was taltcu all and the itl'iritr lturicil
aortic distance. and the woodwork oi
the root was damaged. The prcupnnh
oi the buildings were uiiinjurcd. ‘l‘iu
honor of Mr. Weeks. slltilitcd between
the two Smith places: was not tililllliiil'I
in the least.

The pole on which our oi the ailllili
boxes of the Norwuilt 'i‘runtwny coin-
potty is located. in Meadow street. was
shattered.

A tree Ill the l‘nion ccutrtory at Nor-
wallt was shattered by u thtttidcr bolt,

- we..."

sonata N" moron.

m for loot Wad-Ohio" light in
the low Mil) “I.

A spot-lat town int-cling will be held
in the new town hall. Wednmiay
night. at which little appropriation
will be asked for to aaaiat in the sup.
port oi Iotdlcra‘ iamllics: to ctanplt-tr

lite lndcaing oi the town records; to
iurnlali the vault with talent roller
lvill‘il'l‘b‘. to authorise the aclccttncttl to
issue littllmlltl in bonds in tube tip the
lioatiua itllilihlt‘lillclla oi the town.

. Warm wm

NIW t'IIM'flI. A'i‘ liill"l‘iil‘tliI'I‘.

lt hat- Iii'tlll learned trout solid alt-
thortty that lit. 'l‘holtult‘ church. oi
Poirot-id. halt purchased a centrally iw
child plot-o oi pmporly ilt liottlhpoi'i

[or the purtanie oi building a titapei,
it wan leitrntoi yesterday that the
property twilight was that at l'alrirlt

iklflltl. hell to thr- tiolitlljlort t'oit
emotional church At the lilac oi the
fire at It. Thomu.’ church auroral
gm ago it was tallied oi buyitlo

y to hauthpori tor a chapel. but
at that tho it did not sorta advisable.
so it was minimal The misty has
for a bag line hora barking tor a do
slrohlr loeoioo tor a chapel. ~Iridgs-
yort Union. .1

Allin-er to In. ai toward loy-
noar. trim. I. 1.
Howard aeyotoar. oi Schenectady. N.
7.. is visiting an brother. boot-io- at.
Seymour. oi West mist. .
The West‘woohlngton street Cross-
walk club gave a dinner at Gregory
Point. last night. in his hoopr. and the
aiioir proved a great success. The only

. drawback was when the guests sap-

posed they would be obliged to walk
home. due to the burning onto! the
trolley‘ cars. They had leit the Point
aioot. but the cor shortly other appear-
ed and wooboorded.

Those present were Charles N. Smith.
W. a Smith. Matthew‘Corbett. C. E.
Seymour. Jam. Behaub. Sylvester Hunt
ldtnund Zeiufl. Edward Connors and
Joseph A. Volk.

 

‘ honour rumor.

MOI are Wag to core tor
tho- so liar as Mills.

Captain R. M. Rose. of Company L.
charges that the aelectnten have not
taken proper steps to assist the iamil-.
ies of soldiers who remain in Norwalk.
The aeloctmen are taking steps to re-
iute these charges. and have a letter
from one at the men showing that his
family received 33 a week. The select-
inen called the captain up by telephone
at Nlantie this morning and explained
the case. The captain was pie-tried to
learn that itc had been misiniormed
and that the boys would be looked at:
ter.

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KILLED BY A TROLLEY CAll.

Joules. the screa-ycar-oltl sou oi
Timothy Murphy. oi Anaonia. was in-
stantly itliied by a trolley car alarm 5
o'clock yesterday aitcrnoon. The lad
was on the rear steps oi an ice wagon
aitd had been repetaedly warned oil by
the driver and finally stepped oii di-
rectly in iront oi the passing ear. illo-
torntau Joseph Sbugrtie and Conductor
t‘ltarlcri Malone were exonerated iroiit
all blame by Medical Examiner lieard-
sley. who held an investigation.

noon! m no! NOI'ALI

M light Cloth in tho Now Rom

hat omen Under AM.
New Haven. July 23~Jamcs Ii. iloir
tit-ily. cltici night clerk lit the No“ ii‘i
you post oillcc, was arrested curly iIiiS
morning by inspector littlntun ou
charuc alluring cutbcuictucnt. It
said titut this oiilct- has been under Stilt“
pit-toil ior some time. This morning .it
3 o'clock the uiulit clerks were called
into the postiuiistcr‘s otllcc attd lion»
ticlly was scorchcd. tin Ililll wire
iottutl two Illilrili‘ti IWciity-Iilc n at pic
cos. liliii ii Iliilt'itt'ti bill which had been
sent in a tit-toy ll‘il~'i‘ irotu Nlittt'alk
lie was plan-d unlit-r urrcii and will
b.- uivcu a hearing ou the duration oi
bonds briorc t‘ultcd Statics l‘otittii‘tw
ritllit‘l‘ \i'rigltt at 2 O'clock this tiilct»
noon.

 

In

LANDID INA. I‘llhllm.

Americana lapoctod to Attach the
Town by hand and Ira.
Madrid. July it a. in. .\ i‘l‘il'dit‘
dcapulrlt iroltt lidlllilll way». that till
.‘Illl‘l‘llilli iorcc laud. d ticur hianattttillo.
province oi Sitiitiaao dc l‘ubat,
'i‘littraduy rtcnittii. The Spanish troop:-
uliitrdittu lIil' illllll‘tiill'ilt s oi the lmy. IIli'
llcttpalch adds. opt-nod lirc illltili titc ill
Tiltii‘l‘n. to which Iill‘ Alucrlcuits l'l pilc-i
.\tl “limit on lttc town by you liltli land
was rttmtcd iii tlic litnc lill' almanac
watt M'lli The crown oi tit. Spanish
flillliltlitlc. which lvcrc intuit mu bcd tit-
land. and. accordion to the llittittm
titoariiuc. autcil llltloi oi tiit-ir lilo. 'I'Il"
tnhralltitc authorities oi Iill' pt'utilttr
oi Asturias batt- lll‘tit'I't'ii all the alibi
trig tilllI harbor lights to be dist-outta
ticd tlttd titc wltolt- tiliilli. therefore. it ill
be dark at titultt until turtle-r llllil‘l'l»

norm “0.0 m

Consul lites Inputs his Arrival at
it“ It .0” I. Nicholas
Washington. .ltily 2! (Iii‘lil'l'iii Mil-w
has rrjairtod his arrival at l iii o‘clocit
at Mill“ St. Nit'iitliiin. lhc lands tttorina
aioitu wcli.

iI-r
o...

"It

'l'lilill' Wild.“ 'iiinl'r lili' WNWii-t
lily Ail-misled l'rcital
ililirltiiar. .luly "‘iv in reported

at " 'I
ili'ii' that iiiilttlrtt‘ i'tlitldril‘n I4l|llillil'iili
ui Nlliiiiibil warsltips. which llhlrrtli
thrtituh the tines canei and ihctt turn-
cii back and started hltlttrwltrd. the
'ut go that his altlpa
.wrro hound tor hpoln.l ll th‘iNI at

the Ipoaiah portal settlement at canto.
I llppullito iiitrrailor. shortly. when thoy
[will "await floats."

 

‘ ..“'

FROM ANY “on TER

Representations at Madrid Have Not Been
Suiticiently Strong to We Spain

to Come to

Her Senses.

 

POSSIBLE MEETING OI"
PORTER AND CASTILLO.

 

Rumored in Paris that Senor Leon has been instructed to Approach
tire i’nlted Slates Ambassador to France. with the View to
Opening Secret Negotiations—America will Relate to Listen to
Suggestions from the Concerted Powers.

 

tendon. July 22~Tlie statement
made by Senor tiamaso, the Spanish
mktistcr oi pttblic instruction. to the
eiiect that Ilt‘lIt'i‘. honorable to the Spa~
nish army. will shortly be concluded.
is regarded .in laindon more its an in-
dication oi personal opinion or hope.
than as reflecting arty general decision
oi the cabinet.

Nothing showing arty move in the di-
rcction oi Ill'ilt'i‘ has hero rcccltcd hcrt-
iront any quarter likely to be well in-
formed on the subject. Tile Siuittish am‘
bassador. (‘ouut liascott. who was utter
tioitctl on the subject. said:

"We have no news trout Madrid and
We have no reason to believe ntty such
decided step has been taken us Setter
tiautaao'ti statement would indicate.”

At t o‘clock this nitcruoon. n iterato-
ncut oliiclal oi the liritlrh iorciun olllcc
remarked to a t‘t'lli‘t‘illlttilh‘t‘ oi the .\s-
soclatcd Press:

"We have absolutely
tirinatory oi. Setter tltilitttao‘s alleged
ntatcincttt. We wish we had and we
hope it is true. but an tar as we are
advised the algae do not Arum prowl
tiolia ior rarI)‘ [wit-c."

Continuing? the foreign oillciui
marked:

Jiclatlt‘c to liht‘ idea that England
will be proutlucutly comm-tut \titli iii“

not him: cou

itililrt- Invarc Iii'flililiiiililih‘. ititrtliillI‘I)‘
tiotiilttu has lrt‘t'llll‘l‘li thus i.it' upon
which to base the idea. .\.~ a t: ttrni

principle Itl lIii-i-c .tflaill‘s. Iilt' IliItl'Ii’l‘
i'ltt't' oi a llt'llll‘ill is a lllirlidi‘tl'.
invited by both iriitucrcuts.“

It is ltuowu tiltt titr Sllilllirll tilllitlln
ntlotr lttni Iil‘lli sottttdliip tltt oiti-r
ulnliusstlllors .tt .ill lilo mutt.» oi i‘t
tone. with titc lii')t‘tl oi tndutiug coo
ccrlt-d rcprrsttttatlolts at \i‘unlitttgtoit.
to stop liti' war. illtti iitcl'l' ir r. noon 'o
iiclicvc that (treat liritaitt b no loitacr
alone in dctnurriuu .tt title and [mint-
iitu oitt llit- tlbt‘It‘haitt‘ns oi ~t|I it .t mum

tilt the "HIV? Ititlid. ii in said IIIIII t‘vp
i't'bt‘IIIilIillIi to stop llo- war how but.
tundc :tt Madrid. but, jutluttiu from tit
it'llito. llicy butt not built Milli truth
stroua to “Mini Spain to itliiit' to to r
II is t'iioutti/iwi it) iiii itcipt
Spain that ”it“ t‘uiid Suit» “it! t.
ittoc tti listen to stimulants upon lltt
purl oi the t‘illit‘l‘lltli |Itt\\t'l'a.

"iu tilts tuaitcr,“ MW at Iiii‘ illliltdaail
doro said to u l‘t'ill‘t‘tll‘llliiiitl' oi ‘l'itc
Associated Press. "Spain know. do ir
reducible“filliliiiuni upon which "it to
hell States will dist-nan- |itiilt‘ What i.
idle witilttii tor? rlpaitt al‘l‘ltlo to intuit
lilo l'ttllcd Statca can stop the war llit-
iltoincttt aiic likcs. Now that slic Ilttll
on Spanish itcct lo recto-o stilt. llil"
t‘lill tithe I‘til'tll iiil'o arid the i‘tlltdi'l
isilillliil at her il'iulll'l‘ and littuiiy lii‘li
with t‘tibw in the root wcdilo-t' 'i'tti-i
t-ljatlll will roiiaiticr the inn ill‘lill Ii‘i‘llin
baa ridiculous than now."

Sili'ltlt'l‘ thlll'l‘li'l‘lllhlti.

l‘itrta. .luiy iii The Mann today pun
Italics d imrltoruptt auyiuu lliol "wlliic
ttotitlttg tlolltiilc lo lint-wit. it ill l'lllllill'-
cd that tit-nor icon y l‘aaiillo tilu- lipa-
ntrlt antistaautlor at l‘arist Iliili been in»
structcd lo apprtstclt tlrneiai llorui'c
l'orivt'. tiltc i‘tlll d tit-lira uhtttuoallliot
to Front“ with the rlcw oi opcttltiu
secret ill-arr tit-ant titl lotto, "

l"p to :i il'l‘illl‘il this itiit-rluain. bow»
ctcr. thrrc ltud itot been any illib‘lilll
lit-twitch iicnor l’uatiiio and tluncrul

l'orlor. aliitouait it to said. itnarditlv
such a iiii‘i'liill may develop lrmn lill'
situation. My rwaollallolra. however.
will he hoot aimtiutely m'l‘ill ttltlll tho-i!
tiara rear «tinge when they will
assume an oflctoi character. '
tiroorsl Parlor woo aces later in the
m by a representative at lho Anselal
so i'rsss. ‘i‘ho meander sold: "insho—

lttticss

hl‘libl‘l.

 

can deny moot emphatically that any
pciwc negotiations have htcn opened up
to the picscnt moment. it-aitttot roti-
cclvc what originated the hintin's state-
meal.
“—5—? "
um: W03.

Agnlaolio Doelono Dictatorship om
aiLlho hilippiooo.
Washington. July 22-«1‘bc ioilowiuu
cubic-grant has just itt't'il received til the
war department:
lion; Kong. July 2.‘
Secretary oi the Navy: The (allow
ing it treat the secretary oi war to
mill-mm acnmi. .tstilnaiito do um
dictatorship and martial law over all
the islands. The pmple expect tittie-
penitence. lteconriticnii t‘hlita rarities.
illitiltetll ANDERSON.
(‘oioitcl Anderson was the senior ur-
my ufllt‘cr :it till‘ Philippine Islands
when the d ilptttclt was twill. probably
several day» bciore its tinny: Kong
date. The inicrcncc to (‘hiltu [llllit'li
means that l'oiottoi Anderson lit’flirh'i'i
that kind oi a\.iiry antrualo.

..

W . WhuflOI

lib Version oi the Oapltulotioa of Ion-
ttogo do Ouba.

littrttua. .iiily flawt‘aptndi ticncrtil
Iilunro has..~tinl tltc iollowtltt: prot-
initiation. announcing the t‘.t]lill|liilittt|
oi Suntiituo it in dated ilntilltu July
it

".\itt-r titrw
ttud litany onion to it
scarcity oi ammunition and \‘il‘IlIliih.
the garrison oi Santiago l'i' i‘ub.i has
tau-ti itirccd in iiivupitttiutc itiidcr ltott-
"rattle and ‘t'tiit tiII IIli‘
ilttliill‘r of war. This ta-cttt‘rcd oil the
day oi .itily i-i. \tlicit it “uh recognized
by tho brilu Spanish gt-iicrul oi tilt»
iNltlll. who not acting t'tlllliiitilllii'i‘ oi
the place. that l't‘niIIillli‘t‘ was lliIt‘Il‘Sra
and that lit nullil no loiiucr hold the
place, Nttihliilolilliiiilifl reinforce
llll'itlS htttl lel invisible, and that at
liillluiit Iii‘ nitultiil rct‘t'ttt' Htli‘il it‘llllt
.\|.lt/.uttilio. .tiol .tlthultait iic NIitliliti
i-mcr I'lll'liil‘l‘ low-:- and combat. uttd
liilillliiiiil tic inlaid put the city in bet-
It‘l' tttiilillluli HI Iii-it'llht'. Ilc this still
Idl'i‘ to iilcc \liib IIH‘ iut'i tittti l‘l'ill
Itil‘tilillt'llll would only in.tltc Itll‘lill'l'
lili'ii.td~« itptlti lib iiil‘l’iii) «neatly «on
fiiIIIIi‘II lillti ill.‘ I) i\iliiilalt'li but" it!
prorluiouu oi the Hintlllrtil lidi'l‘Inltil.
The city ihiir thus plat-rd til a wry Io
turntable cotidiliott ‘l'ltc t‘itildiitltl \iiir
tilliii‘illilil‘ii and caused arcui dcprcw
atoll to the i’ilhlillbil forces. The itccti
tuition oi tbc city of Sodium by tile
iot‘t‘t‘s oi the \Ilit'i'il‘iliil in lttclttnii lit
hIIihil‘flil iiuiuiittituo mains to the [out
that the city iltilI proyltittoly iii-cit
rioiuly lilticltudwi tor a tuna Iililv‘ in
the American «hip». and will iItHl‘ iii;
lie or no riicil on the future iicrcillp
inrut oi the l‘llilllinil ctlupululi Wilil‘il
is to tii'l‘iiIl‘ Spain’s talc 'l'tlv Spirit
bill «run it- illiilii and enact tor glory

it is willliut to nitststtrc arms with
the .tuicricutr and lit iiiitt itrllll‘ liir
itiuu oi Spain. Spanish uovoritltwnt
and the whole ativct’itlttcnl trillt‘l‘w its
trio-l ior dcicttsc ltI .lty cost oi the
integrity oi lllpitttlwlt territory tilld lite
tloror oi llpaiu lluitntat-uialc liiltl

'l‘hi. army in attic to be triulupltttut
and ticlorlouu at the lust. lit «pile at
so totally donut-le- iiitd intpcllitliclltli.
liilti llttti it will ~liow tlllt'i‘ more the
indomitable llpllttb-h charili'icl' and the
wcli~ltltown military talent» at our
people. bi the hope and citiawtatiolt oi
your iii-ut-rai lu i-lilci. lilianedl

iiItANt'tl.

 

itmiitlia‘ Iil‘l‘llit dcicm-c
lilutwit i‘IDlflii,‘ :.

tililtil'i it‘lI-~

- thii'lill'i‘AN'i‘.
ticttiicltl a lillrl hill sell irtiit oi the
tooth llllililii. littlurtluy. it. it rcllla yd.
'I‘wt-nty down ludlcs‘ whirl waists
lti ill cents each.
Il‘iily desert lltliieo' muslin under-
wear term price it. "Hill. at illl i‘i‘MlI.
illi atom at coal.
”Filly “a ladies bioeh hoot. m-
“1 at to roots but “trim

 

prof

 

 

 

Infilulhhdrm I

Dr. W. l‘. Acton. oi Norwolh. was Iii
Niantic. yesterday.

 

Charles r. Grumman. at Fort Trudi-
bull. to home on it short iurlough.

i1-

 

Mro. W. 8. t‘roiut. of New Haven.
visitng relatives in Benin Norwaik.

n A. Naylor. oi Baltimore. no.
the guest oi Senator John H. Ferris. ‘

 

 

Richard li‘ltsgerald. oi Battery

was home yesterday on a iurlough. I
-—-————.———.—s————

George Weeks. at South First street.

returned last night iront New Buiioiki

 

 

Martin Creogh. oi Norwalh. loylsit
lag his cousin, Miss Kittie Creagh. o
llaltbury.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. GorbatlltI
returned today. item a three days' visi
in Britlg‘port. I

uubnrudaic. Mass.

 

den arienuc. will no to Manhattan
Beach tor a short sojourn.

 

 

Misses Delia St. .lohn. Millie Wilcox
and bland lioyt are awaiting a few
wecka at Crescent Beach.

 

bliss Nollie 1‘. Farm". oi (‘IliitiliillL
N. 1.. in a guest of Miss Edythe 1..

tlroasman. oi South Main ntt‘cl't.
_—.—..-h__ ...__.

Miss Agnes llrrctt. oi South Main
street. has returned irom a two wt-eks‘
vlsit‘iu Hartford atid viciitity.

 

Miss Sarah Louise Swan oi llrldgc—
port. has‘been the guest oi her t'tltlSill.
Miss Elia J. ily xllcc. oi .‘liaplc street.

The Misses Edna and (trace Ray-
ttiond. oi lllllsidc place. are entertain-
ing their sister. Mrs. t‘.
Yonkers.

 

 

tl.
who has been SIM‘lltlilifl a icw days iii
Ilattlittry. is now visiting Il‘it‘lltIS in
Norwalk.

Mrs. Richard Dunning.

who

to ltcr borne in Norwn‘tk tonight.

Major Joiiit iI. Willie. oi lirldgopttrt
briuiidc inspector on the stud oi ileu-

i

i.. I.. unlit).
with Mr.
littytit-u
iit't'tllujlzlllit'ti
Scatttan‘s Kllt'r-Ih
Vt‘l't'itr‘i.

alter .l nt'tl‘i‘lli daya‘ visit
and Mini .i lrttiut
i‘li'liill'.
litt‘

Illr iii-at

'l‘owtt t‘lt-t‘it Iicriu-rt it. Smith will
~l.lrl on his \ttcitliott Annual 3. lil-
will ~|wlltl the hil'i'dill' portion oi the
limo trp iti New \‘ori. ~tutr .tnd will
IM‘ iiilr-t'iII about .i ttioittii ltiii'itit: Ilir
:iliwitt‘t- Iiit' llmllhliilli town \I- lit. hllm.
.\uutc Eatl'liit Smith. “ill in c
charge oi the tiflit‘t‘

“LI anon. rumour ION

laaila Ipaniardo Rotiss- to Iotiov-
In“ direct Oemro'o float
.\ittuli.t. .litiy iii. tin ilttitu Itotiu. .iitiy
’l‘lu illrilll'K-ltin arc urttiliiully nit
tiiia artillery iiiio .ttlton :iillllllbi lion
do~ Santa Mean and statute. The not
titer in doaitllory. 'l‘iic Spattiitiiis but--
been driven train the li'i-titlu-a tillinlli'
hialulc and the insure. iii» are atl‘tliljih
illil't‘illiliii lil‘iti' iill' Violin oi the [UH

'l‘hc lit-urgent.- have baton to tit-intuit:
Nttlitlc iori and intro att‘tnh tltr trit-
graph minputty's rattle Iltlilot‘.

It is said on si-tttivoilit-tul Spanish
authority ill blitlttlit that the rt-tcnl
ncwa iroiti t‘ulitl bi a "tile. inullsli iuli
ricutloti " tinti lit tculity the Spaniard-
ilutc tits-it tictorluua. and that .tdntira
i“attturits squadron ltua tooled at run
gatatrc. and is l'h|lt‘lil‘ti iii-to till July 2:.

.-

ml
9-

KNNNMY .ii lll' itlt.‘lliiiltl.
\l'ilittiliutou. .iuiy .'""Jlllilti lirud
lord. in tile i‘ttllcd that.» dlattitl court
tttduy. ibuiucd iilt' jury lit the liltll‘ o
i'liitcti tiltilcil Hl'llalttl‘ Kemp». and til
now was their aitcn to the jury. win
l‘l'IIil‘ll til til it": lt't'ittt'it

l'lilriliNllit lllitil lN illlit
Portsmouth. N. it. July line «2

mt
on.

ltt his Iirtl trout natural caution this
utoruing
ila belita iii a satlaittrloiy condition
tliit lied l'roait nurses itrrlrt-d licrc to

day to assist in caring ior tile rick,

Nti Illilli'h‘l‘v lilili Pillihl illuiNl‘il
Madrid. .liily till. li:illt it. ill.

t‘aplalo lienrrai llianco. and ii is ad
doll that the
"ooositisrlag the m at

the bum bi flowi"

 

 

Miss lava l.. i-‘t-rrls is entertainingI
Miss Mabel l‘urry. oi laseil seminary;

James J. Si'OTII‘Iti and iamiiy. oi Bel-I

A. l't-ursail. oi

|.. Stanwood oi l-‘rccport. .\I:l'nc,

iliis
been visiting her ltislcr. hint. liurlbuti.
Ill l'ort t‘hcttter. is entwined to return

bliss Sadie Scattnuu and t'liivcr \"ii'iiré
returned to their home ill Atuitityy‘tilc.

Iiiililil‘.
Miss II'l‘IIt' lliiiitlt'
tltciit and will be MISS
two I

the Spanish prisoners wait ioutul dciul

Ml the others were reported

it ’21
wild iii itillclal circles that no llcspntchv
so have recently been rwrired train

ilpottiali government to
restart“
ion-salmon with Coho. as m

Arthurian
Apigneli to the‘ll‘lrst Division at
the Second Army Corps.

In uremia SEiitEli.

w.....w.

l'ogoofloo that they lay he in
amphAhontIooloatho-Ior-
walhloysotliootio Ioosivo
mm

 

A special from the camp of the First
regiment at Dunn Loring to the New
liaven Register. says: ‘

"One well' is already in oixrrutiou in
a rather low spot oi ground "our one
corner oi the hold. while contractors

. are citgagcd in driving another on high-

er land between the lane and the hospi-
tal'tent. 'j‘be tents of the colonel and
. ltln stall are tialny being moved irom
‘ their first location at the head oi the
‘ field to it strip of ground adjoining a
house lot and peach orchard across the
drill ground irom the tents oi the men,
“Tile regiment has been assigned to
thi First Division oi the Second Army
corps. and forms part at the Third
Iirigadc at that division. What the
proapcct for active service is. Ito one
scents to know. and the oillcera oi the

to the future of the organization than
when the (‘1)Illiliillit‘ti u‘crc scattered
about the northeastern ctutst. The int-n
II. to getting settled with a vague idcu
that tltcy will be here ior about two
Inontlts. although there is apparently
In) inundation tor the tanning at such
it dcilnltc belief.
"The choice at lta-utiou itt tile camp
ls tiwrttght to he a Very fortunate one.
:ud the ground is certainly ircslt attd
rc-ll tlttt-tl ior occupation. as it is dis
tttt irotn tin oidcr part oi the camp
.iInd has bun used ior nothing more
t'itrliltc than the growing oi Virginian
liaise."

 

 

imam no can manta»
liar-walk loy- lsmoatborod by con

cral ltiiswll l-‘ront. litr- Ilt‘t'il vloiiittg
no. tlttiliti-l‘. to. \Viiiililll thtlc. or I m“ mum! Inhibit
“'th i-irct-t. .- I‘ Nittutic. l'ontt.. .iuly :l. illits‘.

I'l‘ht- boys were highly pit-used today
Il receive a call iront t'ongrcssutlttt
tilt and In. W. l“. .\rtoit. t‘onitrcss—
until illil trcutt-d iIll‘ lioya‘to some titti-
‘I'm‘ atid rcci i\l'ti Mlllll‘ rousing
: IIIcilrS.

‘Iallilh l-‘. l‘ottcr [Il‘t‘wtill'ti l‘ontpany
i.I.titd t‘ouipany K. oi Staiuiortl. i‘dl'll
\\ til it itii‘jic box of t’IIIlIN‘IIi‘li. two it!

tuition-o and two boxes oi cigars. .\ir.
l‘tttcr'x geiirrtmity was highly appre-
ciated and will long be I’l‘lllt‘lllilt‘l‘t‘ti by
”Hi buys.

‘i'irttlt‘ Henry I" . tiuthertc not
born.» today on it It‘l‘l.‘"t‘l|iiit Ilttiii's titr-
tutIlouglt BLOONEII

spans a Joana aovoeara.

ProIoldoat Icltaioy Ilgnod tho at-
I‘ polotntottt this loraiag
Waterbury, .luly t‘oloucl i.lll'I‘i-li
l“. litirpw this .tttcruoott rtwlrcd a lid
cut-tit from John Addison I‘orll'r.
rcluiry to the president.nnitoiatt-lnu IIl‘dI
tltc I‘pl‘I'rilIl‘lII had started the appoint
lucid, ihlrl liltll‘liitlli. oi l‘oloni-i lluriu
.to jiilgi- :itltotaic lti tltc t’ititul Stilt ..

t...
.-

io-t-

.trtn '. with rank oi itctitcuaut colouii
t’oit lt'I lturpt» said this alteration that
lie ouiti tli‘t‘cjli tltc itppnlatutcui. but

ottlyila-citttac oi tlcttrt'ltl ilttwn'tl ittli-iti'
utitt Illtut he should ttot have to new tip

the t lilllllttllll oi lite tilt'tlttti rcglla‘ lit
.m ah

I Milli I‘ \lWIiII'i'll'ilNll.

l‘t ~ retail avcrtiuina it is better itr
be r try dctlltttc. ticpuratc one antlcic
trout. another. and exhibit the pit-lico-
tar talurca which you record an oi
spla'ili ntcril. There are always atone
dual to» ill an‘itulcie which you can
act it rtit to advantage lit up aiivcrtiao
"Will it Ill well to tuattc it point oi
Abow no in what particulars they are
siwci liy adopted tor purchase now,
and t ore is invariably otllliiiiililll you

 
 
 

can y nlwittl them that "points to
your totals and to no others iii town.
it is idle [bulimic ill giro your goods

.tn in ividlttiiity which will distinguish
them drain your t’IIVilllttlitllrti' «ltd rec-
oruim ti them to the needs and dealt"
oi pit hast I'l- Art ilt Allrt‘iitaiill

"illnIi hangs heavy on lite hands at a
cloth.

‘ W..-“

I l'l‘ Ill litl.
inoal inexpensive articles gram
wire the aioaillcsi alimtsiltl.

And still the [new WI:
on they Mord to aural-tin .ot
sotoaoivsiy W Hide and toolbar.

I

 
 
 

 

rhor out! our over a port's
he's loss opt to strain his

 

regiment have no more ininrntatiou at ..

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- girl tor general
at 8 Norgon avenue.

WANTED—Roost and board. A
and two gentliaon. clglolsh‘l‘fi”
Sample Shoe Co.. is V‘ q ‘

 

 

wasnnL-Apsrtmlo ior strait
ily. centrally located.“ with
born or stable tor horse. and
room. Addison, at. III! 4“.
Norwalk. Conn.

v

 
 

1'0' Ll‘l‘.’
'ro tutti-watt not... in
and floor it Union street: tarot .
12 Franklin street. house. it W‘
lin street. and 7 Trinity M M
qttlrc of William ii. oatlth. thwart
street. 80th Norwalh.
'ro LET-First soot- oi our room, ' ' N,
22 ltiveralde avenue, M ‘.
Inquire oi C. H. Aisthoflo. I”
run RENT—House and lot. it m
lngton street. tar: house sad
Washington street. .80: “in“
apartments. Cross otroot. II: W
anotblroooorapsrtoieots. II,
iagton street and 88 Km
street. it to are. Estate ital-y lit

Bly. Inquire Win. A..(lrlla in.
oiilce oi Russell Frost. lulu

mm—MMLM“E

rooms. No. 8? WW
Booth Norwalh. mm
by Warren's Hand M1135
Decker. 79 WW ml.
on I
To RENT~—Baaentent. at to tiara 4
street. Norwalk. inquire oi l‘. W. I
Rogers. is lain street. Norwolh.
m1

1‘0 LET—Samoan iioor over J. I. Mr
lon‘s oillce. 5 rooms. root. bib: also I .
room apartments. 2d floor. hold. or-
cr D. w. Raymond's notional“
department. inquire oloo Oil Noll
Cigar company. 88 “hold“
street.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To LET—Six rooms. luaio Hall M
editable tor alt-es. house. twelve
rooms, with improvements. iio. 0
Arch ottoat: hiltloo. 5m?“
street rent. bi: lotloor. Irena».L
\t'otatward avenue. rent. hi. a m
70 South thIn ilIl‘i‘t‘I. not. fl.»
\ Wood'li'ti.

l‘ti i.'li'l’-—l.ower part oi “I
i'itoiilit. II High atreet‘ “mm
.1“

house. No. ll High street.“
Applv to James C. Crow... I'm
avenue

Tit l.l¢1‘- ~oiApartinsats In
ilrat floor. it andA lO Tollcl hind.
class order. to. do“

Knapp. 82 WeltA
Layton. South Norwa

FOR III-I-

ron saute on “MI-"rho cool your
attd business il Rowaytoh" tor UK

or rent. Apply to ii. Peppor. Nor-
walk t'outt iii

 

 

.. .. ”Wu-g...-

WP-

t-‘tiit it..\l it A title assortment oitho
tetrbraicd l'iiinter Hammock at no!
reasonable prices. Booth Norm
llnrdwore company. South Not-oath.
ii.

i-‘tlit tidbit lattioot. twenty-ooh N
load and tea and oar-hall toot vi“

lb ttillcttdid order. A
Elisabeth otrwt. "i! “3%.. ’

l-‘tllt Midi ~4an stoop yacht M
or charter. 32‘ iret our all.
our bruit and pericotpl

Lyiua at Millers shipi'ard. Mag

lililuard ll. Miller.
M
NIICILLINIOW

arcttuc.

lutllliitit wishing ilrst-claao holpoal
more it by llllilil'i'l M “Nil."
titlin- ll Washington street. atria

 

 

 

 

 

wanted. “I“
ldlrl'i' A altlitll yuiitle rottttdhlhg h
yoituu Luly n bathing stilt. m

\i'wltomdny ullcrltoolt. Finder pins,
have at Iilii- tiliite ”at;

NILKMHN. producers it'll m
should apply ittr it renewal oi DIM
this weclt that itisiasdbroo any It
mode. as the with ordinance null“.
lkiltrtl oi licoiilt. W N

IIAVI Ytttih Plililll ‘l'lllihM
line knead. no tanker. tlloar
rotaetm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

uarlslt't. loath
Io root on

orwola.

Washington. .lltly owl‘s. W-
on uptauolrd Ferdinand W. Nth. d
i‘lticogn. commissioner general at N
Parts ooiiosilioll. ‘

 

 

win—l-

Ii a woman tin-isn't lira-oil "would! > 1
pi soprano it's her huband‘a iotrlt. }

it it lltlil little a dollar he invariably 2
apsotla two to tel-titration the "not.

 

 
 
 

 

lisomotraoynooholllhotomh-
osrlothrywoolllhoroliotaloutolli
jail.

 

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