no
Vfladalawllwas‘l'hliloehlia-
hateswhhalhatlsaaad
Joke 0W remarking that the es—
aaa were at but little inner-taboo. fie
thou” liar abiideaa'e livennwere worth
W more than the eats which
shirt and stupendere. Attorney Walsh
made considerable i‘un oi the important
part the suspenders played in the case.
it was brought out on cross-examino
in Pre’ssing the Por
.v SOUTH NOBWALK.
0 WARN
l is Not Subject to Criticism. .
”a..-“ .m.._ M,
to Rioan Campaign»
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me'unnarhaonwrooaa;
liaatreley‘oatbeltswaatthem'
present. nearly that dumber oi tickets).
being- sold at the gate. The grounds‘1
were enclosed with canvas. and inside;
Hamlin liiiit
A NattbatcaabsOoaveaiaatly
maternallOveI-Vasisra
'waurno—a oral-class
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" ‘ . ‘—-— tail wealscll's claimed to list. not i ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . . “ The :3: o, “ammo?” u... ‘ . diam" u 0m: hum
.ebootiog.“'i'llersaaonlweatto . . -=.r .
’i will. Will Tell. oi llor Neighbors man-em." I,“ In mm. on. b S OPPING E WAR apaciuua grounds oi the Catholic oluh' horwallr Call Probably Get it it wwwmmmm-
“ 1m oiJaly Celebration. “III the other an m not manly ' ‘ ‘ - at Non-II. last elem. m one at thef She will but Beetir Herself. . young woman virus. light W
~ . . laid ore the court and I wanted the . . moat elaborate entertainments oi the. . work. Wages no oldest. MP
. . . m white knovtlleucta'.’ . ' .s . __.._.__ cos. Address l. a. neon ‘ .1
Ellalnlhnw “'""”'“"" WW“ ' ‘ ‘ W”’”“‘“‘”’””°““°°‘”“‘ 'illPEllltlil lllllllliiiES Hui .. m ' my. '
. f ' hunt: U | . like u t | . ‘ . cells from every point oi View. . j i n ‘ " "
. . [WM ..’.':;'...:.‘.:: mama; 3:3,, Authoritatively Stated that Our Government Us... .. m... m...
WANTED—d competent ellalabmr
maid and waitress in small innit».
Reference required. lira. A. A.
Moody, loo East avenue. Not-walk. ‘ . .
”Hi ‘
“fill, Id ha M ation that the sharpshootera were un- "'9 WNW “Al indeed I pretty 000- OolaootioIt—Pnblie Ipirit and
I “ma”. del- a tree about all ibet irom lira. i‘hlllr‘m and Jillian?“ “film“ "‘I'“ auttlo Honey loaded. WANTED—wt situation‘ as ehaiaber-
' Ublo’a ieooe. She ascertained that fact everywhere al‘lla‘llt'l)’ arranged. producr . H— . maid and waitress. Can be seen fit
What Juno Frost and his learned
-atal oi MI Court edioera do not
haowabslit oreeraehera. shot guns,
Wines and anarchhtk bombs. alter
Marley afternoon’s trial at the much-
“ Uhie-Whltlook uses. would
Ill but 'very little goes. tor the wide
soaps oi'deadly explosives included in
the testimony was not only interesting
but decidedly instructive to the court,
“Ind to tile spectators as well.
The cases in some respects were am-
lining. and even ‘his honor had hard
work to been irom smiling. while Nor: l
walh'a on ohlei oi police rapped ior:
order.
by noting a elothea polo throluh the
gienee and then measured the pole.
’ilra. Uhle also alleged that she heard
the Whitlocks express regret that they
did not have a big firecracker to pill
under her. ilra'lihlo said she sent her
boy out to watch the house. but boy
like. be shipped oii ior a celebration on
his own account. lira. Uhlo was then
given a chance to leave the stand.
' Dr. llilln’e testimony was in corrobv
gorntlon oi his wlie's.
l W. i". Whitlocli testified that he went
ital bod about. 8:30 o'clock Sunday night
land did not get up until I"fl'"5 o'clock
{Fourth of Jilly morning.
lira. Whitloch corroborated her hila-
baud's testimony. She heard tiring
throuhh the night. lllit was not annoy-
ed .
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. July 28. 2 p. lit-Tile news-
TERMS. ARE SAID T0 BE
ACCEPTIBLE T0 SPAIN.
Aornsation of Our Ball Faith Without Any Foundation—~llliitary
Authorities Regard Premier Sagasto's Alleged Statement that‘l-lallorm on. crcclt-tl. won‘t-anoint nsladmittcd to Mldlllclowll mt... tromj
Peace Overturee operate to Stay the Course oi Operations As:
Little Short of Amazing—blunt First be all Armistice.
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’ alightiul music throughout the evening Idepends almost entirely upon the ques- TOLET‘OW‘” l“ “‘9 ”9°“ M ‘
tag so eiiect that was strikingly ianlar- i
lie. in addition to the mellow light
oi the lanterns the can at several arc
lights made the grounds as light as
day at every point. Long lines oi
lanterns stretched this way and that
about the grounds and were graccilllly
ieetooncd irom lilo t-avee"i.ii the club-.
house. At the rear oi use building a‘
foot llnllta. lit-re a unique and enjoy-
able mlnstrcl entertainment was given
by the young ladies oi St. Mary's
church. .
Freeman's orchestra tilscourscd do-
it lhc truce is general. General Shel-find dancing was enjoyed in the light“ ;
tcr. (lent-rill Miles and Admiral llew- 's ions club rooms. There were lemonadci
South Norwalk. Conn. July 27. 1898.
Dear Sir: On account of the over-
crowded condllon at our insane Hospi-
till at Middletown. the last legislature ‘
appointed a commission to report on .'
plans and a site ior it new hospital.
Since one-hall oi the patients now
New Haven and i-‘alrilelri counties. it
would be logical’to suppose illnt ll llcw ‘
hospital would be. located in this sec-j
tiou oi the state. but that it will bn.’
tion as to how much the citizens oi
this section want it. How mllch it ill
house or present employer. I Was} ’
street. South Norwalk. Mu .
so an.
T0 LET—Five pleasant room. ”I
part oi house. No. 4 Clay M ..
Rent reasonable. Apply d In. Obn- 9
north. 2 Crescent Terrace. 1"“ ‘ “
T0 »l.ET—l’lcssont inrnlalled roe-e to
lot. with or without board. Add“.
X. Sentinel onlcc. it" It
papers here consider ”w mace "mm ey would simply retain the “($888“th
stands, soda water booths. and here and
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The sentinel building. ma
The Sentinel adios
. _ u . .. ,, . wanted in any locality in llll‘fliillrt‘tl b To LET—Four rooms to ital-all .‘
Harry Sterling testliled that it was be attributed to President lichlllle)’ to be u y “0' w "W and a moral obllga 1th." “M” mp mm “"9 reireshrnents y M
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Attorney Joseph-H. Taylor prosoclit-l
ed in the absence 0‘ the Norwallt more your) llia brother under the tree. and not
- . :Edwnrd Whitlock. Others present were
ocular. Attorney H“ Edgar Ferris. "hoi'l‘holnaa Sterling. his father. and How-
M‘ ' vacation “'3' be decidedly ford Hunter. He said they ilred into
,pleasiu just about this time. Attor- ‘ the air and not towards Ira. Uhle'p
noy John J. Walsh appeared ior the de~ : “MM. "0 Did they used 6M“! loa-
loan and his sparkling humor ”ill ided with nothing bllt powder.
",5“, .00“ ”mm mu mm... stream a. waltiorir tesiiiled that
. ' , ghCl' father was in bed.
2: axgutllned to b. . trifle “fugue. Thomas Sterling. sr.. corroborated his
’ 1 ‘ . Imouy as to who were present.
The plaintlii was Mrs. Ottoiie Uhie. ”m” "‘3'
‘wlie oi Frederick Uhie. a dentist with 3 Howard Hunter. W "“m- “I“ “9
~livcd Just across the street irom Mrs.
“M“ "' Brldsenort. '“d “m" mm" l'llle'a. lie heard her talking loud. ilml
acceptable to Spain.
The tapers. however. protest against
the continuance oi hislilllles by the
United States after Spain had sued ior
lro'Aoa or no ram.
In Iowa Overturns canto irom any
Ionaeeflatil'ltast'l'ueaday.
(By Associated Press.) .
Washington. .lllly 28—- il can be sla-
led on the authority of the slate lic-
lion would be hnpoacd not to strength- i and ice cream tables.
on these positions or to make neczret The minatrels were the drawing csid|
preparations ior ii-nihre ciiectivo con—lot the evening. and the participants
tluuilncc oi the war hereailar. Thogiairly oulditl themselves as jolly min-
‘mlllliilj authorities agree that the only Tatrels. The young lollies were in black
,qnailtlcation tor this rule is that rein- . lace. costumed in black skirts. men'sl
.iorcements may be sent iorward and shirts, collars and coils. with illll dress?
{that deiensive but not oiicnaive opera- coats and vents and black tlerby'hillo. ;
.lit-ea may be continued. l'nder such a Others wore yellow caton Jackets in-%
rule Spain could continue her prepara- lstead oi the black iull dress coal. milk< ‘
lion ior deiendlrlg the coast oi Spain ' tag a pleasing combination. The sing-l
.eveil utter i. suspension oi hostilities. tag and orchestra music was oi a high,
good at tllc tillllr‘ time the United States order. the solos being gems. i
could send torward reiniorccments to The iollowlng is the cast of the min-
dollare and cents. The committee will 5
probably recommend that the hospital:
he placed In the town that gives the;
best site. all other things being equal. .
All around Norwalk can be round places‘
large enough in area. with good water;
supply. with drainage advantages as!
good as any. upon which such an insti-
tution as is needed could be built. Our
railroad advantages are tlllt‘ll that p'.l- 1
llents could be brought in Norwalk‘
from nearly any section oi Pairlb‘ld‘ or
lly.
Nor-walls.
17 Woodward avenue. South.
in! 1"
1‘0 LET—With modern tum".
first floor it Union street; It! floor A
re Franklin street: house. it rreah-
lln street. and 7 Trinity Place. ‘-
qulre oi William li'. Smith. 39 W“
street. South Norwalk.“ in“
. 1'0 RENT~BIIOIIIOIIL
‘ at it Hail
street. Norwalk. inquire oi l‘. W.
ergern. 19 Main street. Norwalk.
fit!
at 4 l'nion avenue. Norwalk. (lent-ml Miles and Admiral llewey. but strels: . I
The “hum“. ”on W. I". Whitlock. :lictillllt dressed he ran over to Willi- .purtlncnt and the iorclgn embassies oil oiienslvl ont'rnllonll would cease. interloclltor--~Mrs. il‘llricn. l N“ Haven counties without change "I 1'0 LET—Second “00' 0'” J‘ I. ll”.
the Main street butchers his son Ed- :lock I '0 Md out “mt-m“ "9‘ it was here that there were no t‘l\'i‘l‘llll‘(‘l~‘ ill . With lht'ec iii-ll tieilncd rules oi mil- * Hones—«Mills tl'lilllcy. Miss llrr-uuan. .m"; and other sections or “'0 ”ml“ tons ofllce. 5 rooms. m" 810; ‘
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ward. and bla son-in-law. Thoma-l1
Sterling. who are nelgllbors oi the
pretty noisy all over. he thought.
. Mrs. Mary Weeks. ii neighbor who
lwhali oi Spain ior peace or a cessa- “3"." procedure. a“Willi“. it! all nations.
the assertion attributed to Premier Sn-
ill‘lss lolighlln. Miss (lai‘iinilgh.
'i‘aulliolirenee—htlas
l could send here with as littlc.nntl must :
room apartments. 2d iloor. trait. ov-
er 1). W. Raymond's undertahi
. . . . Winters. bliss ‘ of them with less trouble than to \ild- ' A
3m." adjoining the pm, house. 9., u... lion oi hostilities until the l‘rclltb _ _ - department. inquire olee Old Well
UM”. . ‘ _ alleia that till meremerturea tor aces- llrcsrliln. Miss "tifi'lll‘. bliss “lll‘klll‘l. . . . ‘
After some quibbllhg between the Iec ioppoalte side. irom the Whitlotkli. said ambassador last Tuesday afternoon intlon oi hostilities should in it sell Soiolatr—bire. Kitty b‘ricmnn. "n“, l ‘illiloun. 0‘" natural advantages "l‘ CI!" company. I! “m.“ 3
gill lights it was decided that the cases
should be tried separately. and that oi
Edward Whitloeh was taken up first.
Prior to this the deiendanls had all
pleaded not guilty to the charges oi
breach oi tho "also and a violation of
the statute law providing it penalty oi
not over all tor perilous reckless enough
to diecharae any explosive ileiorc day-
lbbt on the morning oi independence
‘sbe had no recollection oi any particuo ,
:Iiil' disturbance. When asked an int
whether she and Mrs. l‘ble were good i
llrlontls. Mrs. Ween replied. “Mrs. l'lllei
does not lilie- inc." Mrs. Weeks ex-.
[plaincd that Mrs. l7llle tried to annoy"
her in many ways. lull that she did not
‘llollt‘t‘ her.
i Enliline Andrews. who lives opposite ;
presented his note to the president islop these hostilities. is regarded an un-
'l‘hls statement is made with full“: accountable Moreover. ll ll 100““ “DJ
knowledge of European denials and on ‘5 allowing P disposition m‘h’i‘"
"“N P“ accepted 3" "'m M "‘3' 5"“ with tile llrllel custom of International
I'i'llllll‘ill ot the l nitcd Sluice. l‘hcrc- pitimltlrc. but mill" in adopt methods
fore. all of the talk about bad iiiilll , which will invite foreign powers, and
shown by our government in pressilul "mil“ “ "ll“"ll'l‘lll "*4"le against
_ be l'nitod h‘lttl This view l lilt l *
illllrioltlrall' dill til 1‘ ”it ' H
u ‘ ‘ ”mum“ r ng “ l '0 “'l‘ltllliily myudlee the efforts of the
oi Spain not to deal with frankness and l
my“ hat Marl; Miss Frances Beers. llsulllcient to call strongly for a invor-
Don‘t Like No PM“) "In; Ml” ”til" i IMO recommendation. "Pliilllt‘ tipll‘ll”
lieers. Miss Elisabeth Murphy. My (‘ole g is all that is needed to reasonably as- .
lilack lady: W” ElilMl-‘lh Murphy. 1; sure as oi consideration.
.mil;:Piggyhzmggxtk‘ll‘lllllllTPAlly“libs!" ‘ (lur ho:pital in blitlillctowu has al'
l lt‘orly Santiago lulu-twain. hinrllur- {present 2'0 employ M" and "m" "m
jo-l "lint. Miss lianuull Winters. Mim‘ year elm"! ”ill-“00 "I Midllll‘tnwn:
;i‘:lllllllt'lll Murphy. Miss Alice Reilly. E healdpu this large expenditure oi mon-
'.\llsui Elisabeth llrlrkinll. Miss Mitrvl
street.
D” I no unusual disturbance.
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{tho Whitloeira. testified that she noticed ;
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Mrs. little was the ilrst witness andI
told practically the same story already '
published: in eiiect. that Edward
Whitlocli and Thomas Sterllna. lie-t
tween the hours of l2 and l ll'thi‘k.’
discharged shot guns from underutree. I
in the Wllillock yilrd. leveling thcln tit
her bedroom window. trighteaing her
dimmer so "ill silt- Wiltl obliged to
send her to the lather. who occupied
.an adjoining room. To cap the climax.
(‘harlcii 'l‘rnwllrldge. oi South Nor-l
aalk. testified that Edward Whlllock
.wls in his company irom ll o'clock
Sunday illltlll until 3 o‘clock Monday
nlorulnlr. July 4.
Thomas Sterling. Jr.. teslllled that it
was he and not Edward \Vhliltwk. Mrs.
i‘lile was talking to.
no intention of annoying hire. i'hle or
dill" one else.
cry and talked loud.
lle Maid he had r
She came ollt very illl- .
but few days is absolutely without
inundation and our government has
tall at pellet "mutations and sllsiwutl. ‘ May Brill-mm. Miss Mercer-'1 Forced:
‘ .- .ey. and the number of emllovecs duo
r-‘lllm-hll government toward the own. rllarklllfl. Mills Katherine itrerlrllln. Mitts . ' '
entirely lo the presence oi the hospital.
done nothing that can stilliccl ii ltl:lnll llm’llllikr. as it inclines the tilltb- MIl-h‘ Sarah Farrell. bliss Margaret 5 ”W“ i" a “"3“ “'“m‘ oi "“"‘“““ '“
”mph"... on this Hm". Irflfium .|,m_1'tirlills here to believe llliil the run) ”ll'e-‘liilil. Miss Lucy "running, an... the place coming in constantly irom
tiled in speak for tlpiiiil ill lllla country
make the same statement. The alien-
etl charges oi bad faith against the I‘ll.
lied Slates attributed to Premier Sli-
Kiihllt ilrc discredited its lilH‘lllllillh ‘lv- .
signed to prejudice the nillt‘t'hhilll pro
l
.llll'llltill oi procedure which will be clear ; K
rly lllldlrslotnl by Spain in to push the
nor iurwurd vigorously and without rc~
t'Olllilt lo elusive diplomacy.
BOUND-UP OF ”Allin slur-r
‘l'he Raleigh and concord lent to
alllcrille hit-l‘ltrthy. Miss Carrie “Md" 5
'lillr, hits. Kitty Fret-luau. Miss Julia!
‘ laulglllln. bliss Nellie lib-key. Miss lia-
till“ l’mvell. bliss Mary litnnesiiy. hill-t
Mollie Sileell..ll. bliss 'l‘cssltl llylllllll.
jhiiss Kalli- Kcoub. Mist- ‘l‘wl‘csu t‘tll.t- ‘
lululi. bliss Millie t':l\';lllllgll.bilss Kiltil- ‘
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critic Kill‘aliflflll. MIMI Katherine llob i
visitors who. were it not ior the ho.»
pilili. would never see the place.
The shill-o advantages oi Norwillk
can have it she will pay for them. Our
llollrrl oi Trade and individuals would
do much if they thought there was an
opportunity oi locating a factory lll
T0 l.lll'l'-Sla modulate Hall bloat,
suitable ior oflooa: be“. two"!
rooms. with improvements. No. I
Arch street: house. 6 rooms. 7 Ana
street. rent. 87: Ill ”00!. 3 m. . ,
Woodward avenue. rent. 00: I M,
to South Main street. rent. es. I.
A. Woodward. "
T0 l.ic'l'~—Apartlneuta or in
first floor. ii and 10 Toilea
class order. Apply to 1
Knapp. 82 Wool. street. or m “
layton. South Norwalk. 9
rose on...
l-‘Olt sane—At Broohsido m.
house full oi furniture. ancient and .
modern. at prices to suit all pom.
. . . . . - . - .. . . .. . . _ this town that \voiil lr s . .
there w” a tcrvlllv “pimp,“ m I”... w‘A'lial‘r‘t'“tirirr‘tslmi'ilzt‘ikflml'tll‘nt ll; ‘o'i‘l: filth-J or tilt INM‘O ultmintul ll‘ Oathoru llov ta. hum. Mm. Mum ”Hm” Mm EH” : mmm‘“. what will I'l'";li‘l‘i(l‘ :‘wl'll‘alfil‘l‘ ml mmmm“ ””44"”.
bedroom and a lllllldlllii “Mill- Wllli‘ll m" ,; “fig“ m after hurl‘;”m;"qroh could not be ctluliullpllllctl for it liltllll~ . P onloa . lull: livers. ill». Frances “recs. illsN Th" ”and!“ Wm M ”w state I“ Irvin-r cases. dishes. china and glmwaro.
terrified her at first. but as the shock the m‘lm in question ' ' cu: that any illcrc personal clichaluiu ”3’ A“"‘"““‘“ Prim-l 'l‘ul‘l‘l“ ”lnl'l‘l “ire v\"“"‘ """Ml- 3“” I in Rl'l this proposed liew lllflllllllltll: ”'3 lit
milled all she determined to llllil out
who were fll‘ll’ifl the mysterious imiulls,
She said she went into the yard. will-re
she saw two young men ilnder il tree
on the Whllloclt premises. Mail on
their backs with nuns pointed lilVl'.Il'Il
her window. She positively ldeiilllletl
them as Edward Whilloclt iintl Tlltllllll-‘l
lilcrllllll. Sllc instilled tlillt silt- llHkl'll
them to stop shooting and threatened
to have them lirl‘calell it it continued
ldril. llhle‘e neat disturbance. according
to her testimony. was llt-lll‘ 3:30 «clock.
when there was ii lcrvliie explosion
outside her house. and she thought the
limb sides tilt-u related, and as it was
3:3“ il'citlik. Hit‘ t‘illii‘ was adjourned
l'i'ill '.' o'clock Saturday morning
The same testimony will be considered
in the other t‘ililt‘rl and the argument
\\ll‘ be made.
'AI l0 IUIOO OAII.
'l'lla Paid on Illliard Tables in All
light. lays Collector Ilean.
south Norwlilk saloon iti'l‘pl‘l'rt Mill
lulvu paid the as will tax on Illelv illi-
lllli'ii ltllllcs within the mill few days.
it! \‘Ililut llelll‘ll Ili‘l‘Mtllllt
would be constructed its an tivcrlurc for i H ‘ \l ‘ l I“ ‘
lit .» int ra -wt~_\. at 3 Mill“. |lll~
. I-ii ‘ ,. -' . . i . .
that the l Illled clinics uovcrillllclil has?“ "mam. m "M “‘h "'"l ( ""“m' '"
lli‘lii'l‘. illlll it can be again mililclllctl
not been ll party in ii. .‘itll‘l‘llH‘l'. no
[or air .'\llllllirtiliilltll’ t‘tllui-nu in milrcru
ul. it call be stalled illihlll‘ll)’ that be
lllr‘llll‘ no illt‘l'llil't‘. direct or illilii'ct~i.,'
l-I‘ZII
i-llllllll or lilitlmt‘litl. relation in post t‘
or any phase of peace. lo 3
prior
o‘clock last Tuesday afternoon. i
Military itulbtlrilles rciritrd l'l'cuui-r‘
in Europe .
New York. .lllly \ liillll'fll‘illl'
:l'i'o-ll llollg item: to ihc .loul‘lllll say
2»
.lzlilllei' up l‘li‘lt‘li Spillllnll t-rilit ullicll.
iallcoi‘illiig lo lutorliutlltiu M‘lll llllli by.
‘l‘Aili-lli lil‘ill‘l'dl \‘i'lltilrliill, ili‘l‘ ill \ilr‘l
not I‘llltt'h iii ”5‘ Philippine ill't'lllllt'l
\lllltllu llltM' \l'rm-lsl .u‘.‘
l;l.llbt~:ll- ill Soil .‘lllulil‘l
‘rlltil tour at Port
”ll'w‘
l liltlll Irillul,
"tlytlllkl l‘llluuull-
l"lllll' tilt in liltilllill in Mill car
i laud.
"ii lupin “iil‘l‘r‘il. 1
"ll' i‘iillt lutllult number was the Slur
Spangled ll2luucr. rilllfl by the entire;
tillll|lilll_\‘, \lllit-il itu'iucd il t'llili‘llil oi‘
Mil-ti. powerful \‘lllt‘tltl. Sl'illtlill \I'illl l
lll'ili‘l' slunlllu lll'lll‘tl lil filo-walk. 'l‘llt-
Milli: “1N h’llllfl lo lllr lil'l‘llllllllllllllll‘lll or
rockets and Roman candles and the un-
illi'lllll: :iiltlic llll- slugl- ill ll llll‘itl- .\lil' ‘
lrirult ling. Ill illllllllilll to the mill
r-lrels lilt‘l‘l‘ were hill" ililii l|ll.'ll'llllll‘ so .
lullollu. labia-aux. :l general social liul.
Illhlllli! until midnight coucludllut lllt-
1t»ult-l-lillllllll-ul.
.tll'l it will do till. unless we. ili this
section. brain to more. and that right
soon.
i have been requested by the member
oi the commission from this county in
pt't-v-i-lll this question to The Norwalk».
It llllllr i.» till) llt'hll‘t' in look further
llllll ibis lllillll‘l' i should be pleased to
lll‘lli' til it.
\‘lull‘l ill the interest of Norwalk.
.\l. t‘l.lll‘l-‘fl|lll l'Aillllii-l.
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team ISM! ;
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icon sane: l-‘illc celery pinata. los-
tou Market and White Plume. T. It
Ainswllvth. 88 East avenue. M
Norwalit. III 8i
celebrated Palmer liarnnloch at W
reasonable prices. South Hm
liurdware company. South ”or“
ll!
roll alias-«open sloop yaebt tee sale
or charter. 8! tool over all.
new sail and pnrieet
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, .i‘lll‘ll‘ ‘. ~ 1- i‘- l I... m “in . ‘ '
'hn'" "m. "I "to "mum“! M" “W" and who wore erilll that they had RMMM“ "Hm”. mmmwm ”H" ”mm. Till ‘lillirllk|fl'l‘:litArt‘ll'lllfmrIt" ul‘l h“. WY 500 “0‘" IT)“. l'lll '. on a“ u “I Eduard" rhmgiilarmgrtw “
blown out. Then there was a nuiiocill- . IN" bunt-ml M" m" mflvr‘w'w" overtures «uterine to slay the room nil ‘ " ' ' " ""m ' ‘ r' ‘ unenlunday. Jilly 31. avenue. m
'nziu'mrhsmnnmi \Vll'llllm'llmt'r?‘ they are liil’ul-liml lllal they have paid military Illlt‘l‘itllllllll lllt little short or "T” "u" ”M'Mhl ”um" M "w m". Hickory Iluiiliation. °" the u“ “I 1"" "‘"l “WWW“ ““"“‘“"-‘"" “""‘
ag . ’ ‘l ' - ' lull-it ill lliltuli. .llsllll lsllllltl, llllll‘ mm c
. . their llitlllt') to it legal ri'll'i'itlitulu‘h‘l- illuilaiiut. and directly contrary utlt . wav Nahum. llit'l' illrus will make an citcurliillu .c '0 .
it'll! to throw aomctlliull into “H mm. oi the l'lllicd clinics litrvcil'nlilellt sent """l "“l'lltlilll"ll JIM Mllllwll'tl in Ill 1 "i 'LLI" 0..
title also
hail”. According to Mrs. i'llll- "lill‘i‘
was no firing in her locality other than
on tho Whitloeh premises and In her
door yard. hire. i‘hle exhibited rl-ili-
nanta oi large firecrackers which lillt'
said she found near the harm and
which burned and tore up her lawn.
illu- also stated that when the loud ca»
pie-loll took place the “'Mlltlt'ltll all
laughed.
hira little was about llalt an hour on
direct insemination. anti then ltlr liil
hour and a hall Attorney Walsh itepi
up a rigid cross examination. with a
w bill lather run into lllc‘
out for tho special purposi- oi ctlilcci-
but it. .
Ib-puly l‘illlccinl‘ ll). N. Sluilll. ill
Norwillk. lvllcll «ecu last night by ll
Hl'llilllci rcptu'lcr. Milli cvllrylhllla wus-
llll slruluhl. and that the bounty col.
It‘l'll‘tl ill thumb Ntlrwllllt hull lit-nu tur-
ut-tl over to him. Since the war rev
cillll- lax iii-cami- operach Mr tliuilll
lulu bail an an assistant t'lilmlll-I ll
Ailllllcr. til lieibcl. who lit shilling lbc
various loam oi the district. glviua
bill attention principally to collection
the our tax. Wllilt‘ hlr. illollli looks at
only to the military law at the l'uiiml!
Sluice. lilll to Hill wliilll- l'lI'lIlllllt‘lI‘
principles oi international law. lu‘
general. the international law Wl‘lll'l‘“
tittrct- llllll military operations hlult
only when ll lrlli-c or all lll‘liilltlll't‘ is!
actually concluded and "iii! lllln lrlicc'
or armistice must be ill wrlililu. l‘ll~ l
ill lhl-u llie lilere preliminary over“
turn toward it tlilflllt'llbliill oi lliailillthwiE
bl not regarded all any warrant ior
stopping the war. l
ll'lllllill‘ill by the Spaniards rill-cc.
mm"... ...-...._...
KEiitlrblil 'l‘\l\'l~:tl \h‘ Ai‘l‘ltAi.
t'iulxlliillb chier who was yesicrr
day itilt-rnililll llllcd tilt and costs by
Julian l-‘l'tliil for an assault on all».
John Hill-till. “llifl‘tlli'tl lllll rill-r ill ”li‘
lit-iii lt‘l‘lli oi llie Hllpcrlilr l‘lulrl. llr
ilurlilln \\'ill'ilt*lt. tti ”l‘i'lldl'tl street.
alive littliilu to tilt uiuo ul "it inc Me
‘ h‘et-lcr‘n r'llllltllii'lilll'l‘ at lllllt llllit'.
‘I‘llc llit'litll'y lllllii station. colitiuctc-b
by litil‘i‘l“ llilldll-y, oi lblrlcll. ails bro
lit-ll lulu ltlrl lilltlll and nearly bull cl
llrlrs. sandwiches. alltlit Witter, l't‘ikc.
etc. were slob-ll. i-llilruilt-e was aulllcd i
to tile hulltllull by prylllil open one til ‘
the window llwir lbc trolley car track.
ii In tbmllllli the bill-alllrtt came out the
aulllt' wily, llll llll‘ doors were not lllli‘ll
cil \ Wrill'll ting. kept ill the idol-c. liiil
utll molest the intruders.
.. a.
from lttlloil Point in Funny Island. on
Sunday. leaving at lizfltl ii. iii.
This trip. it Hillilllil be mnembeml.
is entirely by water. ilaaaongnrn llt‘lllll
landed at the lemon» iron l‘ler. which
in iieiialliiulll‘ located right in the cell-
li'l‘ oi the attractions lilr which the
inland ll- uluctl. .i‘lli'l't‘ is no t-lllltlglill
trtltu boat in cars. lil which nillt-li an
buyout-e. illsi-oullort and dust lliusi he
l‘lllliil‘t‘il.
ill-turning the luiiil will leave
iron I'lcr at ii p. in. string the oil
the
HAVE Willi PIANO WWI It
Lockwood. .rlliltl mailer. ill. ‘
re lrcr. ‘en yeara' M
lumen. Agent tor the W .
bicl‘hall Illl'lal.“ :lo .l'l“ _
warerooalti.
Orders ,
upstairs. south Norwaiil.
mail will resolve prealpt elm
i‘Mill til" THANK“.
'l‘llroililh the columns oi‘ this m l
desire to express heartfelt “I!“ M
the many lilutineuacn during and bit"
the but lilllcali ill my Mum. Mm
. » . . The military authorities. tilt well lull lily Associated I‘m.) ‘
“flu". n..." oi questions. hire. or iht liquor and tigilr thrillers. mail-ll m" .M . ,. . Mlllilltl. call-titled by his litany m
“M. "on?" ”"9”. mm“ ,. um... Hill the WWW“. and albums to other the utter-inc mutations oi the i‘lliletl} lilil‘lllllkl. N. l'. July as first new (loo ’W.' Abouttbe “ ‘ :‘zzrzm‘mumr"Txg'L'2m:m'::.$t":: “my tun tattooing mm“: gm
her lustrous black eyes flashed lire “W“ W'l‘v “mill “ 1"" "W "it their». hold that there is no iiillllllitl , Mill» Marian. llrsl: killceo. M‘tllitl. ‘ “l“ Illitia M ‘ "
iiw return trip will he at than li‘eioeli.
Ringing rot-lety: tichiller MI. ll. 0.
I
canal to tile liaaalllia built-act «it the "ill"- airln nt ntotllltln- prior to the aaroe- i llcll liatlatl. llllrtl. rim i'llll illn» “"W‘m'" “W" W N” W “Milli The all down New rout tiny and ll ”4 "“mlmlilk Will'- “- ii "i ‘3
i Q l ’ l a . ‘ t
mfimdtmroflrm Kamila-"'3': dnrrlsd~mhwhiismhzitlle lxdlizllelviilll‘i "W" in vilellvltll military "iii'l‘tlllmia l lHIIl'i' Mtntlighlhit or a "Hill. lieltllia. “9' “ "'l'm‘Wetll‘c lli 'lllv Militil'lill">l . manual the island will ailllrll the out. "it'll" Mil"- l. (l. “- it. "W.
ludlngiy aarcamt- about the bomb.
lirlilgepnrl. When he arrived at lite
liren then the agreement in binding on -
Mira Marrillll. ii to i and it til 3. Mac-
l'rl-ilu it the following statement was
cllriiilinbitli the opportunity iii wooing
oi llelwiiilil; lillrelia lathe. n It ..
. ~ _ . . lultl tillI illlillll blends.
and lira i‘hle admitted that there were "ll'l'M' "‘Vi‘llll" "MW "Wm"! Mr military commander» only Mun thc‘ "" ‘ m 5' mm... ....--. ‘ ”w" ' ' 1!.".lil'ltld“i.‘2.'”.‘:.'.."”..“.i“.!."“.‘.'.i:: ”WW“
no tram to built-ale an explosion. lelow employees had a solid laugh at mm. "w, "wt“. Mum. "0",... M u" tili'l'l‘l'iill M. Mi'ltllll‘ii “llllvt-rllnr tltitllie authorised lilo mm” which "mm“ attraction lllllliil MAI-M.
which IM' tenaciouvly aralmi did take "it‘ story In one at the Norwaili nib ‘ ‘ ‘ statement that ii ill’l‘tfl‘lil conduit-lot ‘ ,_.......,...
place Mr. Walsh went into proviolll
annoyances which Mrs. l‘lile had claim-
ed had been inflicted upon her by Mr,
Whittle-it‘ll dllli. chit-liens. horses. and
by tin cans. anti stunts. and the worn-
lags idle had previously given the WM-
”he. lie rctorred lo the recent case
where young Whlllot-lt and literllna
had been arrested ior shooting plaeorll
all bar MIN and were slightly lined.
and noted it these did not lead up to
the prone” case. its also inquired It
Ive. libie was not angry because they
tied not been plitlllilmi greater in that
case.
flra ilhle explained that she was nor
gry by the way she was treated by
per». when it WIIII called in their lil-
lcnillln by it Wmtlmvluv irlllll whom
Mr. Ambler hull i‘itlll‘t'li‘il .3" Mill Willi
thought he was llilm‘il'tl.
'I'llt‘ Wentpnrlcr "'0!“ the story and
litltl no time in limiting bi way in
llrlligtvporl. determined in run the man
down it the story was true lie will-
considerably elicited when he reached
the collector's times. and at once lic-
gate in attention regarding I. it Am-
blcr. 'l‘iie replies he received to tile
queries were italiaiiit-tilry and he loll
much rrii'WMl in mind when be room!
that his money had been detail-lint lrl
litt- big «tr. and the W entry
node on the boobs.
in Hill meantime mililary commanders
how the right to pit-til [ritual-ti lllill‘
iiultl lull-ll territory ilu lilo-y tat-titty The
need ior limiting this cessation lit lulu
lililll-ii is obvious. ltlr illllll ll Millie-d
agrnpnlcllt la illlldn lili‘i‘l‘ iii no liliow-
”11.0 of the client of the armistice.
In the preterm case an armistice llllllll
include or include the Philippines or
Porto lib-o all the two parties tailbt
agree. but until they agm there will
ilP no obligations to abate military op-
l'luiltlllll. After the sigrlliia oi the ar-
mistice preliminary to lunatic. g stains
nun is established. and all military up-
,ltratloali pressed. ill the unseat can.
Johannesburg. July at You With
rim. wily Hill“ and killed blr. Wool!
.liltl. lllt IflllilN‘ of ”l" t‘Mifll‘ lli lllc
lan- llarliey liiirualll. the liolitb AM
not millionaire. on March it llllll. wait
lillii.) acquitted til the charge at rilllrlicr
it‘l‘llt iN A 'l‘M‘Mlll lililll'.
ill? Associated Frees.)
'inlrllllltlil. Jilly illl lflrs which still-
tctl irom some ilnllnuwn cause shortly
allel- l o'clock this morning. caused
about 03.000 «litmus iii the taller shop
at t‘barlcs Jonas and tile tirilaenltiiiinlt
parlors of tiles liiiuon. billy covered by
iilillralice.
r i
rtlillluiln be will inane ti rail tor liio‘
lulllllu to vacuum at Nisillic probably
lliil llrld wwit lll N‘vlflllllli‘l‘."
lie said ll wall.
.il‘lltletN'l‘ li'tlll 'i‘liii l'ltAlN‘l‘ilt‘l-i
.luligo ltumli lv‘roet has rendered it
tiwlllioll in the ratio or initial iloioah
millet liliululv- ll. Willaot. who was
mwntiy aural ior IMl damages. The
inclement ill that the plainllfl metro-
"and illillllllnt and crisis. Mr. Wil-
inilt has appealed the case to the lien-
lolnlitu- term at the Palm oi "titanic-n
Pleas anti tarnished a bond at m.
a
witfii‘houai c. t‘avllaegb as surely. ‘arrido cemetery.
"Vivarium. lll-‘ AldllN MMMtl
'i'bo illtlevai ill the late Alliin Million
on» nib-tilled yesterday allcrnoou irnlu
ill. i‘cler'a church llev. William
iicllmblt nihcialcd. The societies rep
resented were the Ariana. which sells
at the church and at the remotery:
litbilIt-r littlilllll. "emblem lodge. hour
lite lodge. llutior and lambs lodges. i.
ii 0. it. There were loan beautiful
floral trilllllml. 'l‘lie pallbearers were
ii‘rils Michael. ltrlla lililllill. l. A. lillr-
Ml'k. W. l' .leaae. l’lmriea in little and
Paul been. The interment was in ltlv-
Mlt. hi'l‘lWliN'li t’lMli "INN-I.
tile til i. lilevvliit gave a crab m
'l‘m-tlllli! bill". ill MI MM l. May»
ion in honor at the choir oi hi. m
church. Norman. at which he is a Me
lwr. Tilt house was handsomely We
alert with ilttgti. tinnitus and lowers.
and the nvoniill mall witheseeilulv
coloured local and instrumental new»
beta by the svelte breast. A“
them were iilttasa liaison Intuit. Nel-
lie llflfllltl lollies Wallace. and iii.
it. A. Tom and lollies Howard m.
metal. at Nil-tuna; lie. and Ira. list»
out Every. Charles and libspard Wells.
oi Iowertoil. *
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