Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 26, 1898 · page 6

 

 

 

 

 

$319-$— i ' ‘
fresh New In “Etc

is at Isstsak Point.

tfliiillllt IIIMIILE.‘

 

W. July u—The president.,
. Wflm much attention to the health.
. sad nation oi the soldiers. and who!
“that General WI army bani
’ W a season oi rest In a latitude
it flint the troops are natives. hasl
.“ determined that Shaiter's army.
null seep-rs ior out work in Cuba ati
« Point. New York. The remo-

fit It the army irom Cuba to iasngl
m will depend somewhat upon the}
_ slutty at the surgeons at Baptiste tol
. m the yellow iever. and to re- 3
' M shy in four or five weeks. that:
I“ It the commands no longer devel-
‘ ”cases.

I, hvastigstion was made some time
, dd to learn what area could he made.
"We at lontttuk‘ Point ior a camp. i
“I it was learned that 5.000 acres.
‘ W he secured. adjacent to Fort I'oint
. m. where. the largest transport could
M harbor and unload without didl-.
flty. The men could be encampcd“
where It would be possible to cut them
a! completely irom all but the iew
W persons who would be en-j
Walled upon. yet the camp grotintir
mitt be accessible to every breeac
tint blows. to supplies oi load and ice.

7 twine! boats and vegetable boats. and
evil to a constant supply oi milk.

General Corbin [relieves that the men
at “lingo would be greatly beneillted
IE could lie irausiet red to t-liith ti
W‘uhtll they are needed Itt ntiolhcr
‘enl'llhhn In Cuba. .At present they are
exhausted from heat and badly niiectc-i
by the malaria oi the country in wlticlt ‘
they have been operating.

“They have won a rest.“ said he. "and
It they can set it by coming home ior;
a few weeks. they should have it. lie
tore it is detitlcti to use Montauk
Point. a bother investigation to nocer
tnllt what the Wdit'l‘ supply will he must g
be made. The men cannot no where:
the water supply is short or impure.‘ ‘-

 

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k Again-Moleskin 6.0009rtsoIsrsj
' andrrsstsl'heni Iintliy

San Francisco. July til—The Pacliicl
mail stunner Aatec. which arrived yer» i
tordny. brings Manila advices to June:
ll. letters treat the correspondent oi’
the Hong Kong press contain many luv
”all“ facts not included in the ca
hie despatchss.

He says the insurgent plan is to wear
out the Spanish garrison at Bonita. sud .
the result has been that three-quarters ‘
d the Spanish soldiers are in had con— ,
ditlott. exposed as they are to all sorts
oi weather. robbed oi sld‘p. and wor-
ried night and tilt)" by sudden httucks.
They are also dcinorullscd by poor
load and the iailuro oi their pay. lion-
littlls and titttrchcs ttrc trowdcd witlt
the nick and wotiitdcti. and soldier. on
outpost ditty sleep In tt'-euthcs citlnoactl
to the heavy tropitui ruins and the
scorching sun. The ottiy wonder is
that any oi them escape iovcr. Anoin-
tlldti'a remarkable Itii‘ti'lis against the
Spaulsh garrison tit Manila uttiliiiy doc
to the poor physical cotiditun cvcn oi
the anaslsh native soldiers and their
wretched marksmanship. The corros-

t praises Agulnultlo ior military
skill and ior his control over thc in
surgculs who have been tort-ed to treat
me Spanish prisoners and wounded .
kindly. He says that since Aattinoido
took over the comttintitl oi tlt- Illlitli'
itcttts in Luaon he has taken ttcurn
moo npuniah soldiers prisoner. and
nearly l.tititi Npatiltlh‘aiiica tindcri
tipttnitih ulcers. or nearly" o 000 in oil.
All the prisoners have lat-ti ink-n with
their titles. no Agttlnnldo has now to.-
tti rlilcs. iii addition to child held
pl vs

l. t‘fllflltMlO'li QUOTA Ii‘IIJJt‘Jl.

ilty Asstittlatotl Press.)
Denver. i‘ol.. .luiy 20-—ilovernor .\ti’
ltlllrt deities the statement sent ttitt
trout \A'usltinutott Iitlltlt‘ days into that
t‘olorndo is tlcllntpicnt iii iIlIliisllIlltI
hei unntn oi iiictt Itilttt‘l‘ the president a
second toil. ‘ll-it tiuottt was lIIIt-tl
promptly ‘lht- unit-ruin has received

 

 

 

tmuny tiflcis iittin tttht-t states til tttlii
‘\ psitlcu uud Inillitllttlis to make up the
alleged dcilt Whit

'l'titt 9. 0| N

I‘Mvim“ its“.

ted lit-tel lit-set
mi! luntli that”
.ttuch_r "Meat.

ti

”is; it 'a'
noise llt'ioittsh vat

 

‘ Merriam has selected Lieutenant (‘01-
,oncl Lee Stovor. oi the First South
. Dakota iniantry.

. ior the Philippines on the steamer Rio
.Janeiro last Saturday.

. daughter

'reaent or any

.despatcb irtim Madrid

. lbs to the Field hospital.
. of Company G. are in a dangerous con

(By Associated Pram.)

8t. unis. July Miss A. Brant. }
a steaogrspher ior an electrical supply .
company in this city. stopped to not;

slettar at the corner oi «.‘I‘wenty-ilratt
sud Locust streets. last night. and was.
shot and almost instantly killed. Three‘
shots were Ired and three men were!
seen to run. Brant staggered across
the street and tell dead. In his pocket
was an siiectlonstc letter. evidently to
-his wife. but addressed to P 0. Box
028. Ashnry Park. N J.' . also a will
headed "To Miss Ilnry Harding. Daven-
1W lnn.AshtmiPsrk.N. .i.. whom!
desire to be notiiled in case oi my and-
den death. and who. in the sight oi
:.God is my iawiul wlie." Miss Hard-
ing is the daughter at Roger B. Hard-
ing. a wealthy citizen oi 8t. touts. to
whom Brant was married in October.
idiiilti. against the wishes at her lather.
They were divorced in April. 1897
Brant was iormerly a hotel clerk at
[M Angeles. Cal.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TROOPE GOING TO MANILA.
(By Associated Press.)
San Francisco July 20-Gmersl

to command troops
this week on the
steamer St Paul. They will embark
on Thursday or Friday. The battal-
ions oi the First South Dakota leit

going to Nanlls

 

The remain-l
ing batnllion oi the regiment is to go!
on the St. Paul. In addition. Gener-
ul Merriam has decided to send the re-

;drllitit ior the First (‘oiorado and

l
l
Tenth Pennsylvania. i
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REQUESTED 'ro LEAVE SPAIN.
illy Associated Preset I
London. July 2ti-—1'hc papers beret
continue to coniuse Miss .lcsttic Schley, '
oi (‘harlesi Schley. oi Mil.-
‘wuukee. and a cousin oi (‘oiumodora
Settle-y. with Miss Shaitcr. Miss
Schiey recently arrived in Madrid on
n pence mission. without the approval
oi her inther. bttt neither the queen
responsible person
would retelve her. It was added that
she will probably be requested to dc.
part as early as possible A special
this morning
says: ‘ltiss Bhniter has been rctiucs
tctl to leave Spain iortiiwlth. “

 

SAFE (‘ONllii‘Ts ’l‘O STEAMERS
(By Associated Press.l .
Gibraltar. July 26~lu accordance
with Instructions received from Wash-
ington the l‘ nltod States consular .ig—
out here has issued sate conducts to
the Spanish steamers lain dc I.uson
and Isln do Pointy. now at t‘udiz. to
proceed to Santiago dc (‘ttbn and re
ttirn to Spain with the surrendered.
spoolsh troops. I
l

 

NEARLES AMONG SOLDIERS.
(By Associated Presal
San Francisco. Jttly 2t; The Sev-
cntb (‘ulliotnla has sent in the past
twenty- -iour hours lite cases oi mouse
Two oi the

vlctlnnt. Privates Marskc and Ilouut.
dlilon.

CHILDREN BI'RNBD TO DEATH.
iBy Associated Press.)
Ilentrlce. Nah. July 2tl—-~l“our chiltl~

' ren oi Elmer Williams. a farmer. have

been burned to death iti their lttttuc
during tlic ttbsciicc oi their IHII't'IlIh.
The ages tti‘ tltc vii-tints rouge irotn it
ycurs to iuinncy. How the tire caught
in not known.

. ........... ..-......-...._.._..._.

MGRR 'I‘IiANrii‘tiIt'I‘S (‘liAltTI-Iltlill.
(82' Associated Press.)
Scuttle. \\’ti.. Jttly 2d The stctlincr
i‘hurlcs Nelson. which lil‘l'lt’i‘ti hert-
hltitttltty from St. hlit'Ilttt‘Ie. lids been
chartered by the irovcrtiutcnt ior it
transport. The government hats also
chttt‘lt-rctl tltc tilt'llllli‘t‘ rittiiton. lititli
vessels will tune ior Nun Francisco
within it titty or two. It is understtsui
that they ltl‘i' to be used lti currylttu

troops to Honolulu. ,

 

scrovn t‘tihli‘ANt' .ASHIGNS.
(By Associated Pres“

(“lcvt-lnud. tlhio. July 2d The .\iti‘-
oru Vapor Ntovc company which has
been In operation for tu'cniy yours.
tuttdcutt ttsslnutncot yesterday with
no |ii‘t‘lt‘l‘t‘lit't>t~ to iicrtitun r‘rattikt-l.
'I‘ltc ttsncis utitl IIilItIIIIIt'h are placed ttt
"thlliitl ouch.

____... ... A... - vm

"(till-MIN IN IltlH'I‘th.

ill? Aunt-latcd Fresnel

“tit-lull. .Ittly 2o l.lt~titt~tt.tnt "it'll‘
ttioiitl I'. llolm-tt lll'l'h't‘tl In this city
iii t2:.'..'. ti't'ltit‘li this nutrition and very
soon lthi'IWlil‘tI» started on a tour oi
the harbor to Iiihpct'l “Ittit'l's ttttti otit.
t‘l‘ tt'i‘et‘liiiil cm" Width Illiltil lie «I
use ltt rub-lint ilic Wrt't‘h‘a oi the ripen
lull warships ttt t-htttliuao.

IllI-lll “N THE III‘IHI‘W
lily Associated Press.)

New \‘ot‘k. July to t‘otpot‘ttl Ht'illfll‘
.l. licttrtloii. oi i‘ontpuiti It}.
Itllittliry. died on the "t‘ilt'i totltiy lit-
wns shot lti ilit split. by .t \Ililitwl‘ bol
lti til I” i not .\

There is n in. lttlitntiion lit the llildt

l oil the shell

‘lIittt we sitttttld lott otit tttlnltlioi tittt
its no "no ~li.

Iltil. when II!“ hits on tild coriiei.

! ltltitVtt wild ltllliltlltlt ttii it.

It' it tiiiahiy limit to do it
tntuhty loud to do it

and

Lord lt' .

"lltc Mllillitsl nous iii the world ott-
io lit ioiiiitl lit tltc tiuutttnn litittntitt

i‘ottt lltl uni oi the ltcttt til on or

dlnuiy ilrc Klimt up the chimney. ,

. mutt, . .

 
 
 

rtlhlt-t iillt \

 
 

. I not Ct . . .
, ceritie Scotti; every packaged

vori no
Washuig‘i’owact’“

. RIN‘E You pay for the washing pow-
“3.:in dot and not for the soap.

,. [satiric is the finest article
for dilihq purposes mus-wav-
that skill can produce. ' ‘

 
 

 
 

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“cumulus“

 

 
 

 

AGGRESSIVE.
Gemini! Illicit Stu Catt Stud Against lite litili

IND 50 CIN WE.

littr lied 'I‘itkct sale for July N now on. and We are

tictcttnitictl this shall lie the mac ttcst sole of

Straight High Grade Shoes

later oifctcti III South Norwalk.

M. H. GLOVER

': Washington Street. South Xorwolk.

 

Drink Good Water

.A\Ii , --'

Keep Cool !

 

We have it S'I‘UNIC FILTER that is ti Iiiicr for $1.13
We. have others for 45 cents.

I

i.

We Keep the Bast line of Gas

Ranges Made.

'E “.80 It"! Tit! UNITE IOUITAII
GI“. reruns.

 

Nash 8t Van Scoy,

00.. I0.“ I‘ll All WE“ "Ill“.

 

S eclal Sale.

..,__,_ .- A13... ..

IlKi‘iigiI'S Million Store.
200 Split StrawAIpines

Illttck. Iiluc. \lliitcuiid Mixed.

At 50c Each.

It‘ot‘tnct' price. “It".

TRIIIED HATS AT HALF- PRIGE

H. KRIEG R

Maia-elsemo Hotel limit

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

iii mill on

Deflection
Ice Creams,
Confectionery

 

Boll BOIIS MID CHOCOLAIES

In Insist! Packages Only,

GO TO

DEKLYN’S

' 2‘! Main direct. '

Electric Pass. Electricilglits.

Telephone IM-J
ior ti

Moving Ahead!

 

 

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lt’Oll New Bands Are Now
In Stock.

We havo paid spatial attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Red,
Green. Itlue and Brown.

You are cordially invited to .
call anti see them.

I‘slttterii‘ supplies.
Glaist. etc..
Painting. psperhsnging
nttd tlmratiug.

:E. E. GORI'IAI

it MIMIC. Int m.

II.I..II. ii. on. it it. Iint'l'tliit

In elect June 1. I898.

 

LEAVE SOUTH NORWMJE FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-—l2.ii'lx. 4.551.516]. iI.I.'t. 865.

7.13. this. 8.10:. 2.021. 2.26. 938:.
io.i.'..x H.252. ll..ttl

I' "(1217:. III. .Jil. 3..0t 407
.'i.i"X.5 i. .i 55X. “4|. 70:“. 8.".1020
SI NIIAYR.

A. lt.-«43.3“. Him. 545:. 9.05.
l'. .\i.'..:t.".. 7.20. ll.i.'tx. loiti.

LEAH: NEW iiiitl i-‘tilt
N0". \t‘ A LK.
A lt.—lint“. (.00. non .oo 8.00:.
902 it. unlit: 0.06. Itl.i|iik. loud. il.tioa.
l'. hlu 1202:. Lot. 2..me 20's. it. :.toit
tIIL'x. toot. thus. this. Mills, on:
I..oo 2.00:. 920.
or NDM'S.

SOI‘ T"

A. M. Wilda. 6.00. 7.80.
P. Ill—«0.00.
LEAVE BGI'TII NORWALK i-‘OIt
NEW HAVEN.
A. hl. Lila. 120k. «.28. “2. MO.

llllx. Huh. ”.0“. ll.i2.

i' \i~ l2.ti2x :5. H2. tolls. tilt. 8.21.
627 .105. lions. 0.15. ibis.

Bridgeport in addition to above. p.
In.. 2A2. Mia. 7.2m

SUNDAYS.

A. M.~l.iix. Lion. “it. till.
it ills-iii.
All a indicates capress.
Stlli'l‘ll NtlitWAlnt 'i‘o DANBIYIIY.
A. M wean il.i..'t loot.
I‘hl l—.20 tau. h..it| ittitl
Saturdays. only 2. to pin

IIANIII' Itt' 'I‘O hill? 1‘" NGIIWAIIK.

A. ht.~~ti.00,. I...» hid. lt.“.

I'. Aha—4.20. 2.20 ti. i7.

“nudity lrttllitt to litiuliury. 0.20 a. at.
22h p. to. Leave ilanhiiry. not a. an.
ii.i0 p. to. tilt p. in.

J. 0. JENNINGS.
amount“. W. Mimi-

 

orang- Ovvn Naive. ;' .

HIGH-GRADE BAKERYt‘

W" 'AIWY.
“WWW I‘s mesons an

hlty totes-tanner negotiations
’on thg basis oi the Independence oi Cu-
tts under the guanine oi the Utiited
States.

Four Russian war ships are reported
ts‘hsve leit Port Arthur. bound. pre-
sumably. ior the Pii'llpplnes, and tour
honoree mes-oi-wsr Inivc been hastily
“wished to fiaischo. with orders to
cooperate with the. British and Amer-
hl admirais..

Ipsnislt prisoners irom the outlying
gsrrisons are pouring into Santiago.
land 8.000 will soon be ready to board
the transports ior Spain.

Major General Brooke reached New-
port News \‘a.. and the Porto Nit-an
expedition he is to command is ready
to go aboard transports.
§ Surgeon General Sternberg came to
New York to Iivestlgste the t-ontlltion
:oi the sick and wounded on the Seneca.
1 survivors oi the Spanish transatlan-
itic shin Alionso XII.. which was des-
troyed by the Hawk near Mariel. say
the American gunners. by hitting their
ship only eight times. any.» evidence oi
ibud training.

 

A'I‘TACKED BY A Bill.

Mrs. Alinlt Boylcn. sixty years old.
oi Glastonbury. was walking along the
;road when she was attacked by a bull.
which knocked her down. She mansg-.
ed to get up. but was again knocked
down. and. this was repeated several
times. Mrs. Iioylen at length rillt't'eold-
ed in climbing over three fences. and

making her was through at large corn
‘iield. the bull iollowing her over the
.icnce and ltceplrrg tip the attack. When
gthe woman finally reached it place oi
.snlety she was it mile from ibc point
i where she was first attacked.
‘t-omplt-tciy exhausted. but no
were broken. ttlitl the animals
had not penetrated any part

rliody.

 

Iioticii
horns

oi lit-r

 

WHERE NOAH KEPT Ills BEES.
Ilr. James K. llosrner. while rwetitv
ly visiting Huston. hutl occ.t.~ion to \'\is
it the new public library A» It» utnt
up tht steps he met l-‘dwurtl Everett
little who asked the doctor s errand
""lo tumult the art'hiyc “ was the
reply.

"lly the way; Iiosntcr.“ said in.
little. "tlti )‘tlll kniiw wilt-rd Ntiali kept
his Iain?”

"No." answered liosmcr.

“lit the ark-Invert."
blc prcut-Iit-r. as iic passed ottt oi car.
sbot. "Suitittit-r Piazza Storics“ in the
August Indics' Home Journal.

on com Inlet.

Wlittltstilc niitI ltelnti lituilcrs in

Fish,
Oysters.
Clams.

Norwalk Lobsters.
Soft Shell Crabs.

little Neck t‘latto tout ottt on the
ilaii silo-ll.

Water-melons and
Cucumbers on Ice.

imported tiit‘int Slidiliti.
Find tilil tuition Stills.

Hunt & Zelttii

Telephone 304.

 

Jacob M.Lavton.

l’iro. Lib "Muslin"

ENSURINCE.

Ital Islets and tissue Agent.

‘oaesn Itssatahls Tickets. and Iterlisg
Bruits. istass Negotiated.
and linens Ioltl.
omen t ItAllJtOAD PLAOI.
titlii‘l'lt NORWALII. ~ - - GONN.
Notary Pattie. ”haunted-ants
m

n. w. Ramon n.
innerdhtmtor
and Walton.

“WI" “Cm.
MOM“
mam“ VI

 

 

[Wsii'apsrs and Isrnsrs SCI“ ”mm sum BI“

wt . no. :

t tinn'i‘ii IAIN I'M.
Norwalk.

and

 

.VMshn.

.IC'...‘

isssiosttos. spam.

1 " rssuaoasmm

mflhtmm 0t

 

Open daily. rarest Isturday. iron 0
a. I. to linusauironitataui
lstttrttay. l a. I. to it ta.. and en las-
sy evenings its. 'i is I.

 

 

 
 

.....

. t!
not wt w. and do": totem.
yesterday. ,

 

Miss Lissie Merritt is visilng her
mother's iollts. in Pennsylvania.

Miss Josie Esau oi Lewis street.
is visiting iriends in New Jersey.

”W ‘
tbs. W. H. Swords is with a park at
blinds at The Argyli. Babylon. L. I.

 

 

Mr. and hire (‘hsrles W. has. oi
Igorwalk. are visiting in Btormvllle,
Y .

 

l. D. Whitteatorc. oi Stainiord. was
in town yesterday. cabin: on old
friends. .

 

J. H. Watts oiGrsnd Rapids. Itch"
was a guest oi Norwalk irlenda. yes-
terdsy.

 

 

Minli’anlyne Diver. oi Bridgeport.
was the truest oi Miss Vivian Sorter-
strom. yesterday.

 

‘-

Frank P. handle. at Winnipsuk. en-
tertained Henry R. Greene. 0! Bridge-
port. over Sunday.

 

John P. Treadwcll will resume his
duties at the National Bank at Nor-
wulk next Monday.

 

Mrs Louis Seymour. oi Johannes-

 

Slic was .

said the venera- '

burg. Airics. is a guest oi John 8. lay-
nitiur. of Fast avenue.

 

MIMI Marie Murray. oi New York.
-ls a guest of Miss Carrie Deer-lug. oi
Main street. Norwalk.

 

tits. Mamie Rstchiord and Bessie
A ileum. oi the Norwalk Boston store.
are taking a vacation.

 

Mitts May Fauntleroy. oi Arch street.

has gone to the Allegheny diminish“.
tor the rest oi the summer.

 

Miss Jennie Elliott. oi Danbury, ls
\isitlng Mitts Margaret Lurrlgttn. oi
Water and Ilavilsnd streets.

 
 
 
 

Seymour Portia. oi t
(‘ounty Savings bank. has
work uiter a week's vacatlo .

Falrleld
turned to

 

Ray (‘tirtis and inmily. oi Plitshurg.
i’u.. will shortly!» guests at the home
oi ll. 8. turtle. oi Knight street. . ‘

 

t'bnrlcs Idodebern. oi the 20Ist New
York Volunteers. iii home irom Camp
[lint-k. on a three days‘ rurlotch.

 

Mimi Margaret Tammany. oi South
Norwalk Is a guest oi Miss .Anua Gar-
vey. oi in Prospect street. Daubnry.

 

hint. William Mitchell. oi lmt‘
plow. is entertaining Abram L. Folk
and daughter. oi Middle Village. L I.
Mitts Jessie Pickett. oi the Five and
Ten t‘cut alilrt'. is spending it week's
vocation lti .\‘orwnlk.~lianbury News.
.—.—_..........__
Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttle. of New
(‘utniuii are guests oi their datifltei'
\Irs. Charles Pranks. oi (‘amp street.

 

 

 

Alias iielcna A. Mitchell. 0! West
street went to Itidgeheld. today. to

spend a Week with Miss Christie
JOIN!

 

 

Rev. and lint. Frederick W. Nor-
i'Is, of West sirocl. went to New York

city today. to spend the rest (it the
Wt‘t‘k.

 

Airs. (Illllttiitigof (lraligt‘. N. 1.. who
has been a intent of Ira. II. M. Gord-

I;t~l‘. oi L'nlou i‘srk. returned horns to
toy.

 

.i. .Itynn. oi Annapolis. Md. is the
lites! oi Mr. and Ira. Frederick B.

tfolctnun. oi iilgh street. South Nor-
walk.

.\i‘is. Iiomcr i‘. “whom has retar-
ucd honic ironi several wocktt' visit
with iricuds lit Newbttrg and lllelt-
vlllc. N Y

 

 

 

iohn Ii Manning and James Ghiotto
\ INIINI the Norwalk soldier boys at Ni-
antic tttttl i-‘orts 'l‘rtiinbttil and Gris-
wold. on Sunday

W

Thomas Multiitt-y ttttd daughter I."-
llun utitI lliiitcnia Ilitchlitl. oi New
York. are uil‘eiti oi 'I‘ltoututt (money. oi
llatbot utonitt-

Alina I'uttl lit-rather and the Misses
.losic nod Inllilll ttntlth. oi ilriduenort.
are visiting at the home oi Gustave
l‘lnitr. oi titusrt avenue

 

Mrs. Hoyt and than t‘httrloitc liar-
motttl. oi Not-walk. have returned
home from it three wettktt‘ \‘iitIt with

tine.
*

(loot-ire Woodward. oi Norwalk. W
l'tdili'tlittl itotue trout a visit to Warm-
itititoit its will resume his tlttilta at

. the National bunk oi Norwalk the hi-
ier port iii the week.

.\ .l Nutttng and iamily. who have
been flittilitt oi Mr. utitl Ittrs. George C.
Ion-kwood. oi Rust avenue. returned to
Brooklyn. today. Next Week they will
no in tho Iierhtthlm.

 

Lieutenant W. l. t‘tiiastocit and Ire
scout tisuty Pam. oi tlonssay L.
'l'hirti regiment. have been spendhtn
tttrioughti in town. tire. iisvsstask ae-
etunpanled her husband to Nisstie to
spend two weeks.

Airs. ii. ll. Worden and daughter Is»-
rattlitt and tiles (tussle lit-instant. oi
Norwalk. leit tows yesterday is! s
rlvlsg trip throusk tttittst itlaett.

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