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SATURDAY. JULY 23.18%.
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IIIIE [IIIIII IIIIIE
Electric Light Commissilitter Win-
chester Visits Westbrook. lie.
I’lAIlAIlE A Sill lIilHT Plilil
looivssthehopi‘euihsrlasslous
mmwflgmu
“Illuminations-
solidly“.
Electric Light Commissioner Win-
chester' returned to South Norwtdk
last night from Westbrook Maine.
where he spent three, days in consult.
ing and advising with a special rerun
mittee relative to the advisability of
the city owning and operating Its own
electric hint and power plant. The
Portland Daily Press prints the follow-
ing report of Tuesday's conference.
"The gentleman with whom the
committee were in conference was Mr.
Albert E. Winchester. of South Nor-
wta‘k, Conn.. who has made the sub-
Jcct of electricity in all its branches a
study for many years. and prior to the
consolidation of the Edison Electric
company with the Thomson-Houston
company. was employed as chief tie-
slgner. For several years now Mr.
Winchester has been interested in the
operation of electric lighting plants
antler municipal management. His
business is. when called ttpon. to fur-
nish informtnion to municipalities
relative to the cost of construction.
etc.. of such plants. and in cities or
towns where there are private'compa-
tiles doing the lightning he advises
" as to whether or not it is for thc best
Interests of the city to run a plant of
iiicir own. Speaking of the number of
municipal plants in operation Mr.
Winchester said that in Massachusetts
there were thirteen. and nine in pro-
cctts of construction: in New York
there me twclve; Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania fourteen each and so on. the
nttmber ever increasing in the direc-
tion of the West.
“Relative to the cost of furnishing
lights by private corporations. Mr.
Winchester gave figures varying from
83] to .24 for 2h-cantiln power lights.
run all night. the power generated by
steam. 0f the municipal plants he re-
ferrnti to the one at Jacksonville. Fla.
which furnishes ail-candle powt-r
.Ilghts. all night powcr. acneratcd by
steam. at Sill per light. In cities where
the clectricity was gout-rated by water
power the prices wcrc even lower. At
South Norwnlk. (‘otin.. where Mr
Winchester rcsitlcs. the city owns its
plant anti is making a saying to thc
city of ".50“ a year tircr and above
the Interest anti depreciation on the
plant and cost of keeping ihc same in
stood condition. The citizens. he says
are much pleased with the service and
the city Is now cnuancd In building an
addition to the power house so that
thc city can compete with the private
companies engaged In furnishing light
and power. 'I‘hc city government of
their city ciccts a board of comulisv
sltutcrs tti carry on lhc work. 'I‘Iicrc
are three tIttnituissIt-ncrs cltclcti. out
every year. tor a tcrm of three _\'c.t'i~'
Mr. Winchester Is at prcst-ut a ntcnt»
her of the board of. contuilssioucrs.
They serve without t-xpcusc to ihc
"NS. The board is couiptlscd of our
Republican and two liciuocrats iiiiiI
Mr. Winchester says that till worth
Wcll for the Iliit‘i‘t‘rtlo of the city. llc
lufttt'lncd ihc coulinittcc that thc pro-
posed contract price which the city l.~
icotiiildcrinl is All. for illthis furnished
by water power. and this under ihttst
conditions It would pay ”to city to up
tI-rtttc it plant til Its own. He furthcr
said that If the rate could he lttwtirctl
to about .ll'i per light that It would
then be the hold policy tor the city to
make a contract with a private tIotnpttI
ily .t those litturcu. rtttlicr than to
ctptlp it plant of iitclr own. unless they
wore in Itl'filwlt tiiil ill ttilt'c tifiti do
private lightlnu on It large scale. The
committee on strict lights have no
wired bids from several concerns ult-
Ina figures that they will furnish dy-
ltututsis. i'ii‘.. for tho opt-ration of a
plant."
Witch scttu by a fictitlncl rcpttrti-d
Iltbi tiiui'itiitu Mr. Winchester sptihtI
\'t‘i‘.\' enthusiastically of thc hospitality
of tltc pimple of Mts’nc: oi the natural
beauty of that section of New Kilt
land. and of ihc enterprise and thrift
uoticcltldc on every hit iti. ‘I‘hvI WM-
brooit ctunutlttcti. he an ti. was evident
I.\‘ tII‘li‘l'liiIlll‘iI to know all there was
to ho known about municipal electric
Itultt plants. hit ihc rut-tubers catechis-
i-tl hint oil the minute-ti points.
Mr. Winchester apparently made ii
“I” btroriible impression anti-nit
Wt-slltrottk imipic. The Foriland Ar-
illiiI. titi opposition paper. says: "Hf.
Winchester was apparently well reru-
i-tl Iii Illu- limitless and Is commended
by all who IIIM him. He visited both
stations of the Electric Light and
Foster company and espresscd hitnscli
ill VIII pleased with their arrangement
for ntssilng the various demands oi
the service. remsrltitis upon tilti gen-
nrtii psalms and iam- titnount of
spare sustains for measles."
sum m tame.
main cranes-museum
the'wkilmboue.
hMIIDP'I-w Sir: Inform "‘tntt
howr much per yard was the contract
of, paving South Main street. (live de-
tails as near as posible to scttle a dis-
pale. and oblige.
Yours truly,
CONSTANT READER.
The contract states:
For the completed vitrified brick
pavement of the manuIacture known as
the repressed brick. manufactured by
the Eastern Paving Brick company. of
Catskill. New York. to be laid between
curb lines on both outside of and be-
tween the rails of the Norwalk Tram-
way company. thc sum of 81.98 per
suture yard.
For taking up. rcjolntlng and reset-
ting the curb stone now laid. including
corner stones. the fill-ill of twenty- ~tiircc
cents per lineal foot ‘
For furnishing all the material for.
and repaying all of the tar concrctc
sidewalk that may be necessary, ”in
sum of nine cents per squarc tool.
For furnishing all of the materials
for. and constructing brick sewer man-
holes. !30 each.
For furnishing. jointing and setting
new sixteen inch bluc stone curbing.
tlfiy ccnts pcr lineal loot.
, For the cutting down of trees. tli-I
digging up. carting away and disposal
of the stumps to thc same. the sum of
$12 each.
The some figures apply to the coil-
tract for continuing the initial:
Woodward avenue.
Iii
Republicans Isms lopt. id for Date
of late convention
South Norwallt was rcprcscnloti by
Edmund iIZ.’ (‘rowta at the tact-tins: of
the Republican State (‘cntrai commit
too. which int-i at the Mumuitawttkcil
Hotel. New London. last night. and iii.»
cussed litany details lticiticulai to lbc
state convention. which. according to
the decision of thc l'tiIlllliIIIt't'. will b.-
ilcld in thc Hyperion theatrc. New lla‘
you. September i-i. ’l‘trcnty-two ol' tit.-
twenty-four districts were rtIpri-s IIAI'tI
by cicgatcs or proxies.
'i‘hc cotilnlittcc thd a preliminary
met-ting In ihc privatc parlors of ihc
hotel. which was called to orticr by
t‘hairmaii i-"It-r and which iastcd for
three quarters of an hour. after which
.iti tttljoiitltuirtlt was takcll to the tIIIlI
tun rootti. wittIrc. liciiuid l‘Itleu‘tI door».
they lnduiucd lit nu t-Iaboralc Niilt‘dtl
:‘l‘lic t‘illrf liilslnt'ss HI ”ID prt-Iiittlti
it'y ittcciitilt was fixing lIltI tIiIIt‘ ot llitI
statc cttllt‘ctiiioil titltl llic appoiiituiclli
at a l‘iiliiliillii'c by t‘iiairnlan l~‘ylcr to
panic IIII‘ iclilptirary attti pi-rtliliiicul
Iialriiiaii of thi- coim utiou. 'l'iic t‘ttlli
tnittcc appointed cu’iupriscd t‘liztlrtiuin
lI‘yIcr. N. (‘. ltwittiii. Allan \\'. Patio
1‘. M. litilliciit diltl W. l‘. Hcyilultls.
. ...._ M-.....-—.—....
".50 ’03 A ensue scans.
Ir. Barrie lakes a Liberal (”for In
Order to Rotate False chat-gee
l Ili'l‘t‘I‘_\' offer to contributc Stilt tow
artl tlic ptil‘t'liasc of :i ptiblit .-..I.ilc mt
ii'Illt'Il all totil. cit
J public Wt iuilcl‘. Silt-Ii a 51-1“ i'illl I»
put up Ital” Ililtt. ;lIItI it will Illslil't' to
ill pttt'tlt;i:.crs lIII'II lull might
I offer this til "it litttIlost
public and for my own
against iaisc tIiittrtitIs by my
Ilil'b
i iliIit-by publicly piIIIlIttll lIiI' uttlli
it'ltin- to lunltc u t-lliIIdIiIt' illiIllItIIIl'l
cotupcliitiu iltc tit-:tlcrs to iisc lid.» di'.lIt
\i‘Ilt'it tIi‘tIt'IctI.
t‘tizll If: a lull. illiyliiu unid- iItt
iti'lt‘II. IIlt- public. for its own pitiiit
iittli. .ts ttt-II an ill ilisiict- to littI. outdo
itl |lI\tI Ilic Iii. pali‘oilituc.
Ii HARRIS.
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SHERIDAN“ lil-I‘l‘llilIlMIiN'l‘
.I.tiiit-I- illicit-Ian. of thc I“i|ill‘lIi
t' N tl.. iiils :IlIIlttlilltt'II ittI
tuttiilioii of lt-tlrutlt from ”W ittlltittri
scrt‘itc tlic last of the conduit ilitinlh.
wilt-u Iit' will Iiat‘c roluplt-tcti thirty
yc.trn of ttilitittuotis HI‘I‘N'IH' lor IIIt
uliiit‘. i'ol. Sitriitiittl culisirtl liII a nil
rate In t't-tupttiii lIi. tiit-u hut-ail .e- tit-
. ~Il:lII Iii' \\‘t'lL'.IIt'iI lit
tb-
|il'iill't‘l Nlli
til
t'tillliicll
i‘ill.
i‘tti
I'I'HIIIH Ill.
tlootittitl tidal-d». In Iltilitti' o1 iiicll
..tputiii. itt \liiillwl Iu lhiih‘. and has
stIl'itItl t‘ttillltiiltilisly tIi'tIi' silliit. IIt
tilts i‘Imli In ”W malts lo the harbour
ptoltlou In ith rtIlliilicut. IIII IiiilA
it-tht ltt- is entitled to it l't'InllIIi' from
military illillcs. 'i‘hc coittucl lilo
litany II'II‘IIII.» In tiit- si‘i‘h’It'tI who will
iII-cttitl Iii» dcttitulluttital to tttiltItI,I
"with port I' ulou
I'.Il I S lill‘ ltlll. \‘I‘ 'l‘lliiili.
Editor i‘rtiult IiitIhit-t‘ says in Ilic
iipoitinu Lilo "lsltltI-Ir iiibi thi- l-III .lt
third blow isiti r than any ottc ihc I‘IIII
has had sillrc Multt-y‘s tiny, ItiiiI IIiliI
roundi- otii ihc iiiilclii at last No b-
.tIIItI. tIttt‘t'i‘s ltIiII iii fll‘tiIIlItI. littlflrs
around IiiIIII thII. rccuruis tuulbitw
tittitltly. and Is a fast. accurate throw-r
orciltutid or titlticriuiuti. Mr is it full
balm now. and will lawnmo- tIvcn licltet
upon further acquaintance with length
pitchers A full stout-tilt in the lcupu
will doubtless develop hint Into n hm
cities llsttter and sheet s an intense."
1
West I'oiutor.
T0 mRESlS’I‘; t , TACK
spaniards at San Juan Are Making, Exten-
sive Preparations to Repulse the
American Army of Invasion. ‘
GENERAL MILES IS NOW
EAST OF CAPE IIAYTIEN.
it is Assumed by the War Department that it All Goes Well With
Him. His Fleet will Cast Anchor Toiiittrrtiw Morning in the
Wailers at the Point Selected for the Delimitation—Sunday May
Again Figure 33 a Memorable Day in the War with Spain.
GENERAL NEESON A. MILES.
General Miles. otisnntsndor In chin cubs tlatnia disses array. lsnosts
lie was a clcrk vrb-In Sumter was lived on. tutti he volunteered
for service in a Massachusetts regiment.
ottti war. and he has litid a film“ deal of estatrtsuco lighting ludlans
Iiti was .t gallant oiiicer during the
.Is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Richards.
lily Associntcd Priest
Iibtlllax. it. \\. l.. July 1.;
Spaniards III San Juan tIiI
.Io arc iilllIilllK catcndlc
I'l‘lic
I'ilt‘i‘lti Iii-
pi'cplixaiitills
to rcpist an illiilt‘lllliittl attack upon
ilic part of iIli‘ l‘iiiitIii Stair:
diliis, \\'IlItII
IIutlvoyItig of army of itliasiou coin
luattdcd by ilcncrItI .\IIIt-~. 'i‘hcrc wt-rt-
no alfllin this morning of tlic Atticri-
can warships or Il'illl:\||l|l'Ih but III‘WS oi
:Itt-ul is t‘\|l|‘t‘lt'| shortly.
Waddnptou. .lui_\ ".‘JIII thnclal Mllc»
is now cut of i‘apc liaytitat. licyotid
lIltI i't‘llt'Ii ill t'.IIiI(I ~i;liItIII‘~
it til“
ill‘o IiIitItIi'rtItitMI Itl lltI
for it II.I)' til‘
I\\'t| It in IinhllIIlItI by titt- war tb-
p.lrtilictli that all M \\I'II \\‘I!Il hint
and that his llaitsllip. Iiic \'.iltI. with
tho lIt-lllaiiidcr til IIttI lit-ct. will cast
anchor tomorrow ttioruiiiu ill llii' \\.i
li'I‘s of Porto liltti :lt the point .‘t‘Ii‘t‘l
cti tor IIit' tIt‘It.Il‘I\iiiitIll. 'Iitip. It may
.tgulu lt.tppcn that Sunday. witttIli Illi
IltIrtIittftiriI bccli so lucky it day ltil' \lli
llit‘dll million and Il-l\.tI I||ltlllilit|lw
ilutiuu this war. will bc lllilIit‘I‘ tli~
lilifllllnIlt'tI a» .t .i.t,\ upon which ”it
I‘ttlitt Iilt'ull toiliptlutl will be IIiIIIa
lctl. 'I‘Itc Ila\_\ Is now .ii'iIIt‘I)‘ to tip
cutting with the unity Itl matting
titlicdillon and will
ilM' t-tcry cflori to land his troops
l‘uforluuittciy utItirIy till tiic available
boats of tbuupsoil‘s lit-ct wcvc titttutiltI
cti. Iii tutitly clinch bcyoud ~tIrrIt-c. lit
itiitltinlt thiI lantllnit iii Santiago. but
iI In tIttpct-tt-d that tIthtI too. will itttt
be severely bill now that llailiclw
have been provided.
m. ~s-vw-t—nv-mm - .. M...»
emu-rive All Illlllm.
Diem to “than Fishers at the
“About“ Mar Rivttr.
lily Associated I'rcsrti
Vaucouvct‘. Ii. t'.. .luiy .‘J Tip 4..
.tstcr to tilt. stiluital ibdtcr». til lIItI liltiliill
of ”Mt it‘rtisci' llicr, taunt-d by lioI It'
will ttittlttts. lippcots to Iidic Incl.
wort-c than at iir-l lv|ittiiml 'I‘th abolw
litirl was out at lilc iiulc Maui HI litt-
hoists thiItI sli‘IllII totttIitltl'.,.tltII ob ii
the storm t-qud Iiiit‘si utcr littm it. ,t
were dashed tiaaiiiui Wit It othct with
such force as to tIl'lliiiIitIIl Ito-tn out
right of rciidcr Ilicui llli‘II‘iii‘. lI‘It‘tI
men were sccn to sink out of slain. It
was at. first thought It was ihc iiili cit~
tent of thi- faitiiiiy. but when the "HI"
reported twenty-fire wort- seen in tin
hissing. These Include Japanese. Citi-
.i
‘tilt't‘i'rtrt til Alli-o5
III m .
1““ h
Ilidmns .iid ttilttt p. ...l.
unit Mi in lo .tttl Iroui. bill it it«
iii.tll “It I} liidi lIlt\ Ii.I\t
I”! HEARING Till ISLAND
liItIIi Iii~l
Probably oti‘Onpe anytin. and Should
Drop Anchor Tomorrow
(Iii Awtt tat-ti i not I
\\'.i§llilll'.'tlt .Iuly '.':. II is ~i.llttl
posiittcly II lb. war .lt-pltmittut it...‘
iIlI‘ blicr \tiiltii “villi-II titrt M l. rip
It‘bt‘liittI Iii Illiit LitIiII‘iIamtI lti AItIItIIJI
Shunt-r, .iiiilotuicitiu Ito.
trout furilm it! up. I';liItilI 'uiiil litt-
\tiIItIIl‘.l\i.tl
.\ui
. It... not )t'l l‘t.|I'IiItI lIi
'Iiit t'lIlllJIr .iII III
Iiililti Iti III ‘b‘t lIl.ti ll IIil’ Ii‘IIiI It.ll
.i'ttl tII that tiny ll.l\I Iiiib
\\'II I-lii \\.l.dtittt:loti tittlt
tI'It‘dIl Ii‘tittiw
\\.tt' lIt‘IlulII‘liIJ
Ly i'\lr~ls,
it
llirotigll lIIt
lar
Iiilit- t'iimi
lib. landing Ill t‘ dill. to UN pit-.tl tIlmilt
III. Unit lulu \\Ilt| llliI IIitiIt
iIllllI'I.
Ilitil~ lttiltl S.tl:li.‘ii.'.t So
no libiil leoiu til. .III_\ til.ll.ttl.t
Il‘oiil titIittIi'al Sibtittr :slilit
Iotiillillctil o:
int: llllhlt‘iih') ltII tItI.IlIt'II iit‘t‘tttllll- oi
t-i‘l.ilil l\t|1l.‘ Ill lItt lilttttl't‘w Ill iiit
t'ItIIlpautu Ibil \\t'l'| only yum idly out
itIitItl ily lIilitII.tl Siiiilitvi' ll wai- iltip
Isl that liit- Si I'.tul. who it :irt‘iltti twi-
it May at NI“ \'oii.. would bring ”It-up.
.t Itii til iil.til tIIlI iltil titi so.
probably lloitt It'dl‘ ill ytIiIolt lt-iti.
‘I‘itc only word that has mluc than
itiiltflcr ortIl' iltulii was the hliill‘liii'lll
tit.ti Hilllti‘til Iiiiillcid lt-t‘t Santiago lot
itttuttI ytuti-ldai. and that titIttt-ttti t‘ot
bill's tutti. Mitt a.» l'tItitll‘it-ti to to lot
WI. would I-aic for hoiilc till soon at
or mold bc hilli‘li‘. ill»
and tlcticrul itililiclti tilc said it Illii’
“linrl'ii. iIlt itill) lihti |ti‘tllittiiiti't~tl t.istt‘it
oi ycliow It'lll‘ In lilc Alli-«titan t'IlIlilt
No word has l'tItltIIlctl ihc tIt‘lililIIIII'lii
trout any titilctal murcc rclatlvc to tho
I'i‘|tii|‘ll‘iI attach by tiarcltt's i'iiliillis up
till iIitI body of riplilllsll stlitlltt‘it WIlti
iii-rc iuartitlnu Into iitlttiiaito to tilt
rctidcr itt iItlIItldI t-Ihltiit-l. Iii ihc iiII
'lI'Iit‘tI til it rcliitld-I report on this Ill
Itil'l't'iit‘t'. which. it into. may be Irtittttitt
with ihc uratcsi consequences and
iii-rt litiliIt-tllulcly ihc itlllttidc til tilt-
I’iilicd tlillios tittvtIt-utllcut towttid tilt-
t‘ulituis. illtrc Is it tit-bird disposition
to refuse to discuss tilc usittt-r iii the
war dcparitiicui.
After a man has iilturt-ii In it Ilfl'llt'Il
of promise suit his soul grows faint and
iii! knees knock at the sight of s pen.
but islii‘
I I .tutipoi it'd
s
on sum owners.
ram-t unusual. About hople of
‘Ifl'tlt utl their rat-u.
out. n I). sum. or Orange. s. 1..
Judge John ii. Perry was in iiior-
waik yesterday on legal business.
Miss Margaret Tammany. of‘ Hon-
roe street.vls visiting in Danbury .
c. Cummings. wife and child. of Lo-
bctuon. are at thoNow hiahacltemo.
Miss Lillie lielfoi. of New York. is
visiting Mrs. C. Lawn. Summit street.
Miss Mary? Hutchings is spending
a month with her sister. Mrs. iloyt. in
Barton. ‘
. Miss lna Table. of North llavcn. Is
the guest of Miss Etta iichulisc, of
llti'wc street.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Athenian. of
Wilton. arc clit'luillifi a few wcclls at
‘lllock Island.
Miss Graci- i‘illltini. of Norwaik. will
Icln‘tt town Monday i'ttr‘ ii Witch's visit
in British-port.
II. M. II‘I‘atltIis. til tilt-i tit-nerai HIM"
tric tainipany. itrooitlyn. Is a itucsi at
ihc New Mallut-itcuto.
Louis Turk. of New York city. Is vis-
iting olti friends about town. Mr. Tom
I»: an old Norwallt boy.
IIcruard Collins. who spent scrcral days
with an uucl- iti Norwalh. has i‘I'llillit‘tI
to his ltoulc iii IIaIttuiry. ‘
Miss II‘ltirtIilcc Hitchcock til \‘utllh
illidlcy Falls. is a guest of III'. altd Mis.
litIitl.»r Hitchcock. of \Vial “\I‘Hllt'.
Mrs. i‘ilai‘lcs Ii. Seymour, of \\'i.~-
tous’iti. is spctltiinl: a wcck with Mrs.
Arthur Northrop. iti Ititlgcilold. i‘otin.
no.» Sybil .‘ItII‘I‘iziili, of south um.
slrcct. has been visiting Iirr t‘iill‘slll.
Miss ilclctt Mcrriant. in Wc~i Hat-cu.
Miss Lucy .iciinitius. of Not'wttllt.
has. t-njoyctl a Hall of scrcrui days
with her brother. 5. S. .It-uninus. of
Wilton.
Miss Kitlit- t‘rtuutt. oi :Io South
sir-It-I. has t‘tIiilrncti iilil'f’ .i \lsit oi .l
mouth with trictids in Nthl‘WiiIk-“”“IIDIH
bury .\'ins.
William tlutitr'tc of t'ouipany I..
Ipilit- Iltiulc irtiiil .\'i.uttic A'i'hll'l'lltiy for
a forty cinlli Iltllir-I‘ llll‘ItllIKII llc I‘t
tili‘IiiItl Ilil< .illtIi'iltuiIl.
of Main firm-i.
'l'litnit.s< 1' Sit \t-li».
.il't' HIII~I~ of Mr and Mr~
Mia. .<_ It‘. Statibr.
Ntti‘ltdlli. tilll .\II‘~‘
til littliI-tti‘y.
II‘. I‘ Siziilliy. ill Ili'lllgi~!ttil‘l.
IItIt |~‘ A Stunt-bl will -|nlitI IIII‘
ilt.t tt'cclt Ill .\lluii‘l :ti timm iittutI,
Illil‘litilll‘.‘ II:II Ruliislivr .~‘t Iltlol til" Tilt--
«dour. \vliitit booms .\upu~l 2.
Mrs. William Ii. Itiutoll 'llld ittI
Mill’s. IIII\\IIItI :4 :l‘ttI \\'iill.llti II ll.
It:l\- It‘lllllitII Iltlillt all -i t w win: it.
it ltt N. a \‘-mi. ill\ and i-‘IiztItbt lb N .I
I.0‘Hil‘l' ‘Iililii. htillIIi \‘oltt ill. Ill.tlt.t
tltII‘ lot lit. . \tIIiilta I-.\pi . ..tlllp.io-.
ttiIl bin lltnlil Itll luau twin Itti
'li‘ttt, N \'
ttviaittrs.
1.. ~l|t|itl ttii ti.l\~« \lilii
NEH HHSlllll SHIP
All the Auxiliaries oi the Red Cross
is lleip in Its Equipment.
HASHHAHS IHIII Ilillililili.
contributieuto the lumber of 800
Already Inceivsd at the central
Club louse—Verde of Praise
from We.
The executive committcc of the First
Ambulance IIltlulptucut soclcty has
.tgrccd to furnish to titt- hospital siiltl
Missouri iIlc iirtitIltIs stiggcstctl by Ma-
jor Arthur. surgeon of that ship. and
which i‘lcncrai Sit-rttbcrp. said would br
urttlfuily rcccircd. 'i'ttc things ttt-cdml
arc a carbonation pltiui. cortiplctc. a
sterilizer. and a steam intuit-It. dupli-
rate of Iauucilcs as fililililiv'll to ”to hos-
pital ship ltclici.
The Ice i'lunt auxiliary has agreed
to supply thi- lct- for iilc MISNIIII‘I. and
the Steam Laundry I'Iani will attcud
to that ticpai'iiiicili.
in addition. (Ini‘ electric
tans. canned goods of Hwy dcscripliou.
'stlch as‘ fruits.
iics etc. also slippers.
Iltitlilrcd
vegciabIcs." soups. jiII-
polatltas. night-
shirts and tintlcrcioiblnn will In sap-
plicd. Tiiiifli'i‘l) :lllti WIIIin {or lIttI sick
:ll’r also slum-sit ii.”
The Missouri is it sail about August.
I to willclicvcl' port It is tittisl Iit't‘IHHI.
Each of tilt auxiliaries \till
soillt'ilillifl. ’l‘iic NoinaIk
will contribute washrugs. ‘i‘llcst- arc
aladc til citccscclotlt. yard stlilat'c.
Alt'lilliit‘iI by hand and laittidcit-d.
crous contributions of lIlt'M‘
haw airtndy. bin-n l'ti‘t’I\“-III at tit-I t‘tvu»
ll‘iII club house Ironi Mrs. I’. tcr lictIlti-t'.
Mrs. t‘liarit-s Mallory. lil‘ bluntly i'tir-
Miss Sarah i-‘iicii. Mrs. iimrgt- .lt-ir
Itiutzs. Mrs. .Iitla IIt‘JI‘tI. Miss .\II;I l..tp-
ltaui. Miss t'tirt'lt- liltitili. Mrs. William
H, Ford. Mrs. Esther llnrrrti. Mrs. ii.
iilitIhcotlt. Miss Ill'ltlgct l'owrrs. Miss
i-Zulnia itich. Mrs. William Most-r Mrs
Stuttarl. to tiic total amount ol
l‘roui Mis. Abby A. Moody. Sin.
Iii ttliIIII' to mini ll~ p.tli lli this lili-
ittIl'litllI iIIt' Noruztik .oniliurr
tlliisl rciy upoti lIIt' ll- Ip .tiid 't'llt'l’tlinll
.it ”to Somali. lIIlIrStIIlIII
Nulu’alit \tiio .tic It‘|tit‘.~lllttI i’f
donati-
auxiliary
tlli.
iItIII-
stitlarcs
l't'f‘
IIItI.
:liti.
\\'til‘k
\\ oilit-li of
\s all - \ttlritt tI ltl “'Ilili ilit- RtItl t'rot-
Iltia‘ .illt‘.itI) IIttlitI
liolii .i l-lltl
ll"I tttlllllililt‘t
Ill i‘tilu quot.-
lust l‘..I»l\.«I by iii. lb-
lil Nut \tlli. I‘t'olii t‘..I
“v
tl|pl ll'll‘llt'ttl’t' Hittimitli. \hllit \'.IiII~
during IIIt tilt.» of .luI) l. L' and II
‘\\'c .ll't' tiil'liii: l‘ol' liti- \ttttlildmi .itit:
I Idlillttl spmth too highly of ill.. ,t-.
~i~l .illlt‘ glint in tin litti i‘lttss lit tilt
-tilll{i.~lttl liliritl)‘ ttl' III! II! III III Inlill‘ ti~ ‘
muons WIRED All!!!)
luadry Hatters Before the Norualk
30.!“ Mlloliih.
\l Iii-I IlitI-Ilitu ti! lIiI' N-iiltz'llit Iiuat‘l
Il IIIzlilIl Ill.
Ii bl taut ttcllliIs lortil
«nil Pri‘tli'l'lt‘li.‘
t'ttwniiiti ltttiut- N !
to Hill IttI witc. pilot
{or III!’ Iicttcill III
H'Ii.ii‘It"I “(iti'tIiIIl illitl
ItItl Nui'uaib l'ol'
\’ . ibiI~ iilttttiittu.
mitt in tin plau-
lit-r Iit-.llill.
.ltII lilt- ptIt'tliII blanks iti th ti-.tItl ltittlo-i'
Iii‘\\' mill. iII'tIIIMIlt‘t‘ was
W. .I
IIIII
III' TI'JHW ita- ltppttltiit-ti to tuiti-
'tltaruc ot‘ ihc nlllit dcparilucut and is
will‘ litIliliIlt- ltl tluiii‘n.
Si-ltitll ilIlIsaIIt-Ita “Ill or'tIiIt-ti IIIMI
t‘tirptii'al William Ii.iilt It. of l' titlipd
by i.. t« Illtilli‘ IIII a Ibnit Iiii'l-iiuili I
I it to. it. till \\' I. iiiooiu. Sc tit-Iain.
\\'tIIltl..i- .titd i‘i‘tttic tittlIIthtit itlttrti- I
til to camp \i~lt'l‘tltl\ tilIt-'.luuou ,
'lhi Misrcs \Itlluart-I Hiltil :Ititi Mitt I
all l.t iii of Matt til; who are -pcudI
till: the ‘tIlIiIIIt‘I' .tt this liariior. wcrc
got-«It. oi hit-limo t‘orncll. of thc lbw
pit.tI tulips, at t‘.ttitp “arm. on Titan
day l
m
IO! film W DIL‘I'I
children I» lire to a lain with fatal
lesulio.
Ntiiifllillit‘k. July 1:: A barn owned!
by the N. it. \litIi’tIWe estate on .hiitItIl‘ '
«on tlrt-utic. was wt aiirc by ottlltt‘ chii I
drcu who wcrc pitlylua In it yi-nlcrdtty
ttftt-ruooii. and totally ticstroycd. A
totlt'»_rl-ltt‘Itiltl soil of .Itttiics rltillivatt
also lit'i‘lHIII'tI III lIoI Iliillii“.
'I‘ip- l'lIIIlIl‘t'll Wt‘lt’ iili bitten out of
ihc born when II was tIIntiiVI'I'NI .tlltItI
and tile youttll ilulllistt IittI amount the
lilillliit‘l‘. it was ntlitlitmtul IitI then
went home which wau uctirby bili soon!
.tilcr the “III was over he was rcpt-tied
iiiIItIIliii and iI st-tlich animal the ruins
iIc-oltt-d ilt iitidinu Iibt clmrrcd remains
The Itiptt on the barn will be from. It lit
sil|i|tttttittl liic lttd returned to tilt» barn
for static or his plitylhltubt and was
unable bio-t out imiorc Ilt‘ was over-
W
l‘iIIIN'.
Hollie mm are worth more than nth l
mi. and some are worth less. ’
ll
lltism islit-i.
.tilltiitc. tilt ill Intuit: tilt IIIII'NA it \
.llltl \ I.t\AIh ~IItItI I‘ll
bottid \ttittl Hill to allow iIlt mum to
AIM \\'II Ittii IiIiliIt. wiibli ltttiltit llllil
bbd into the liht'l lo bi liIIlitlIIi
l'\t‘:iI\l\l\'iIliirl i‘tili Milli. Abbi-IN.
MlI- \l t‘ ..\Ilctl who will ridc ilotu
\‘tw \"tIiIt to “union ttt Iuwtr lilt-
turd. will iIl't‘IW in Norwttilt oti Wnl
tttIttday. Alanna I. about :l t.'. .l III,
wbcu W. A. tliitiiltt-r and W \ Itii'
tuttuti will int-ti Ili'l' and tut-c Iltl to
8th lion-it. where she will liiI luct by
a May from tho Mrtidcll mo» and II
ittIit on her lotirnt-y.
Mtiiilfi ‘I‘ilAN IliItli ttl'ti‘i‘A
lily Mitictitlcd I'lIcnsi
[.IiitItiiii, Ntli. .Ilil)‘ ‘Jii iltiitt‘iitti‘
liolrotlib has out It ch-llruui to Adm
iltilt licuclul i‘orblli rt-iA‘IIm .tlt tulip
Ib'c Ittiit Ito-Iii dour Nviii‘ltsitlt iii til
nililt‘liit‘iil that hbt state had lttili-d to
liliiiiin iitr niiolwtcttt oi litm'm. 'I‘Iti-
aovcruor insists that ih'tIItl'llhIiil has ittl
audit-ti IIII'lIi' i-tulnicnts fully rtM'lllIlitI.
Iii‘ltlili‘ii ll lump of i‘i|\'llIi',\'. .Iiiitft'iiitllilil
nearly slit httndrcd tacit utorc than ittIt
tilittlii.
'I‘lititii‘I-i IN liXt‘l‘liiii ili‘ til'ti’l‘i.
iliv Associated Prose.)
Washinston. .iuiy till 'lliih’t'i‘litii‘ ita-
iirII. oi North t'nroiittit. in ii dispatch
iti lilo Associnird I'rctut tlcliicit the ill"
ttlrltt-y of the sislctilcuis by ihc war
department that North i‘nroiiuil Iiti‘i
been slow Ip uttering VtiIiiiIlm-i'tl and
has not raised litt quota of troops as
pulled for In th. president's two titliti
lie adiisI "fhlr three reulmeniit were
machined promptly and large numbers
have been eleml to closes at aunts."
.itIttiiit I.
WANTED—«A competent sir! tee f
crai housework. Apply to In.
Ilullt H. Smith. 39 Well. It“.
Ml
waal'rnnwa thoroughly mm
girl for general housework. M
at 8 Morgan avenue. MI flu
.. Iro arr. H
To LET—Two houses of six and
rooms newly painted and
Also part of house of ti rooms. m
minutes walk from depot. [sequin
of ii. Ackart. Rowsyton. ‘ It
To LET—With modern improve“
l" Franklin street; house. ll W
Iin street. and 1’ Trinity Plano. he
tpllrc of William H. Smith. I. W“
sircc. South Norwaik mu
Ft)“ IAENTM-Iilouse and lot. 14 VIII“.
Washington street. 32
apartments. (.‘ross street. 81: wound.
anti third floor apartment... SI WIfl-I
sire-ct. st to sit). Estate Battier P.
IIIly. inquire Wm. A. Grim. A?» five
office of Russell F‘rost. “All:
To RENT-Iliasemeni. at to Iain
street. Norwalit. inquire of 't- '4
Rogers. i9 Main street, Nos-walk. .
All!
tIl‘ I). \V.
dcth mcnt
(‘Inttr
at rcei.
flay mond's undertahi
inquire oflce Oil W
company. 83 Wuhilcm
-..-. ..._....._...---_.——-—
suitable for offices; house. tic".
rooms. with Improvements. No...
Art-ll strcct: house. 5 rooms. 'I A“
street. rent. 87: ist tloor. It rooms, SI
Woodward arciiuc. rent 86: around
To South Main sircct.reat.16. .1
\ WIotitlwartI.
'm l.E’l‘-,I.owcr part of house. I
rooms. 11 High street: upper part (1
house. No. 9 High street. ilvs root-s.
Apply to James C. Crows. 8 Went
avenue it”.
To I IN Apartments of five
.tirst floor. it and to Tolles street. m
' class order.
Knapp. as West. street. or Jacob
Layton. South Norwalk.
FOR BILI.
Hill? I.“ p‘
‘ '3
m
A line assortment of A”
t'stlilllrfliitl Painter Hammock,“ W
l-t~;t.~tiil.tliii- pi'ltIt-s. South NM
. II.|I'th:ll't‘ t-ontpatiy. South Norwsih.
l-‘tiIt SAM-2 turnout. twenty‘oae fad
iutld and inn and unit-hull M ‘
ltt splt'litlitl order. Apply Ii. Nil.
”HI
I: lilttltclli ~lrt‘t'i. .
m
IIs‘tiit \l t:- (Ipcn sloop yacht for.
"9 feet over all. so
or chant-r. ..
mw sail and perfect pleasure host.
lying at Miller's shipyard. ADI! l0
l-tlttarti Ii. Miller. at Woodward
ateliltc. fl"!
ttstocstnnarslouo.
MILK .III..\‘. pi oduccrs and dial!"
IAII'iII‘I apply tor a rcticwul of permit!
IIII.‘ ut-Itlt. that ltiitpcttioml may In
IlliltItI, .u. tiit iuillt ordinance required.
ilti. ltti of II- Mill. 3!” SC
IIA\'II. \‘(Ii I! PIANO TUNIH
Iatt'ItWot'lII. piano atelier. tuner
rcpaircr. 'l‘cu ycurI‘ factory
Itletlco Aucat for the old "I
Mci'ttttli pianos. titepalr
willcroottut. it and in North Hull “-
upsiairs. South Nbi‘itlih. m U
IIIIIII will receive prompt plinth.
LOIT.
I.tui’i‘ .\ NIIIIIII tailso continuing.
young lady's bathing suit. MIA
“'iilliilhtlil)’ Ificruoon. li‘itidor M
Itatc .ti lilis tiiIIt'c. ”I I“
M
tiitlolt .tltI bliItI to be maul for AI.
urltc. but what are good for lite as
little?
Iiiti. Mi lib-«mot. you wouldn‘t
lilii .ttt. tt it the tacitly were to its 1.1”
would \tiil'
'.\tti if tiit-rc was a heady hole is.
i'l‘t't'il itito. Mitts Dolly."
. m. we... \
My lawyer told tun he the“ I
would have t hard little mm
tny cistnts undt r the will.
What tiitl roll stsy‘
Imdtcd him how much more I“
he wanted
...... MW‘M
Iltiitiit Ithotlld beware of All W
ntmit. it nittittst thorn itiii out.
Many a also is Itnown by the ego
p.ttty IN‘ hoops out of.
ilnutt-u itiiidlcti In a woman's one. am .
if It Is- it prcfrrrctl flail
'lilt Marriott chm muse-neat
with .t itI-iiphont- girl was brakes ‘
tll'f' 'Ifirf'fl Ii wits omitt- of ”ring til"
There Isn't hit" its tittich IIIIIII m.
to. utter split tniiit its over sour m
this weather. 5'
first floor 14 Union street: first w .
ington strcct. 825; house and lot. ” ‘
; second lest- ’
lngton sunset and 38 Walblm .
T0 LET—Second floor a... J. it in; '
Inn‘s oihcc. II rooms, rent. till; slot) 1 ‘
room apartments. 2d door. front, im- ‘
'l‘tI LIC'I‘ Six rooms. Music Hall bloat. .
Tum» tsjio'litsurwsmlichhulifl “I
Apply to John I!- ‘
i
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Norwalk Chronicler