» Itsel‘s Mag is the liaise
hmutnnumhwu
m itililllliiifi
sensuous-Wa-
stes «muesli-as.
mus-illuminan-
panama-us.-
The “the lists against Ed-
want and without r. Whliloeh and
Thomas literling wsrs disposed of this
mutilation-momenta
‘ W side of the Town Court.
.- ll'rost's ruling was practically along the ‘
.5
-. ly wooed deal of animosity and hill -r- .
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph It. Toy.
ior N no young Whitlocb's case
"plot the state. and Attorney John H
Walsh. for the accused. in reply. stated
that an alibi had been proven; that
Ir. Whitloek was not present on the
shut in question; that a mistake to
the identification of the young man had;
been made. and that the witness for
the prosecution. Airs. little. was an Ir-
responsible person; thwt a vindictive
spirit was ‘sbown. and that her testi-
noay‘was wholly unreliable. Judge
same line as Mr. Walsh's argument.
in the case oi William I". Whitlocit
he thought the testimony of In "his
was unreliable In reference to the ldenw
tilcatlon of young Whitlock under the
tree. He tint not think the court count‘
convict on testimony uncorroborated by
a single witness. and he was of the
opinion that the prosecution was ani-
mated by unfriendlineaa. While he
was not satisfied that the defendent tlid
not throw the bombs. he could not con-
vict on such testimony .as had been oi~
icred. He advised the people In
utkhborllood are at variance with
one another to leave each otlter alone
in tile liable. and each go his or her
tion way. lie said there was apparent—
utss which is likely to crop out ut' our
time. if any more cases should come
before him he should use his best ei-
iori tti have Justice uiettsi out in tin-
guilty parties.
In the that of Thomas iiierling Nhilol‘
lag the gun ttuder.the tree there was
a violation of the statute, but the lit!
. lure of the (erosion. tt patriotic Ilt'i'tl'
Slow. and the tire of youth iii the young
man‘s Itoed. somewhat est-titted the pi-
fensc. A line of ”Virus imposed ill this
instance. but Judgment was suspended
pending the good behavior oi the III'-
cased. tlllti’ill the Whitltn-lt cases both
were discharged.
Y. m AID IOAP
Oroesrlarsts is lesbian for a had
who Island his Wits.
A buy on a bicycle sitippvd tn trout
of Matt lisrata's store In linyiuoud
slmu yeeiertiay morning. and going iii-
lliiitl lltillllll Ii illit'ltugt- til t-Ignrv-tIt-t
lie tilt-ti inquired of Mrs. Iiiil’lill. win
was Iii charge oi the store. how iiuiuy
bars oi ll i‘t‘l'llill kind of soup lit- could
[cl ior lib tents.
"Twelve." was the reply.
"I'll take film." said the boy.
Airs. lint-alt dbl the bars tip In It purit-
ttge and handed them In the lad. who
Itliii' a dash out of the door. Jumped
all his bicycle and rode away at a thret
minute clip.
Mrs. liarsts followed the runaway.
and saw loin go Into the obi liaynnuni
’. Winch lint iat‘ttll'y ill "at! street.
Wiuti she made inquiry about hint Ilil‘l‘l'
no one. she says. ml to Itttuw any
living at the whereabouts of the law
t-I‘ Who in- was. tilts discovered his hi
t-yt-lo. how-vet. and Informed i‘blei
\‘tili‘tlei. who took the number of the
heel atni hopes to caith'tlm ytnihn
tilipt'll
iil'lllllili titli‘IAI. til" 'l‘lilt: Illfl'l-lllN
The third mid-suinmer sttcial. under
the auspices of the Fifteen. was belti
In Nulluiial llsll. Westtsiri. last even»
lug. lilturlly alter Ii u'eiuclt ‘llic lit-vi
number oi the programme was cuioytd
by about titty couple. The music was
furnished by amytht- and mint lug run»
tinned until I o‘clock. The allsir was
entirely internist. all built. attired In
Mill“. costumes. "aside the I’iiioctt
and their Westport friends. Itillliiptll‘l.
I'lll'fiid. Wilton and Tile Ntirwailti
were metal Among those pros.
ent frost here who participated wort-
Nissan Assle l.. lailth, Viola Film.
Addie and lust- Nsoliey. Nay Nmtii.
Nee-rs. m I. Milli. Fri-nit ll.
nylon. Mitts N. labor. James Inter
and basal W. ilerl. ir.
-s
the .
.........._......... . .mm .wm “.W
As unused briefly to the Iantlnsl
of yesterday. Ira. list-y Hotshot-s. oi.
Derby. died at tbs labsebsm Hotel.
shortly after 1 o'clock. yesterday siterv
noon. Death was not unsspsotod. for
lira. Hoteltbiss' Ilia liss bess hanging
by a seemingly brittle thread for some
weeks. iler decline has been a sente-
whatrapltione. OihertisathtbeAn-
souls Sentinel as”:
During the winter shs mated
her doubler lira. Alden Sal-tans. to
Florida. and at that time was appar
ently In a fair condition of health. She
was somewhat feeble. still no iorlous
thoughts were~entertaioed of as im-
psnding fatal illneu. While in It. Au- :
gustlns the return of lira. iiotcbhlss to
fiber home was advised by a physician”
who had observed evidences of falling
‘hoaltb. and soon afterwards lira. sol-
mans started northward with her moth- .
Ier. who became quite an invalid at
points along the way.
The return home seemed to b ers ,
Hotcbklss and renew her stren b that-
rarily. She received her friends with
her old time cordislity. none of wheat
{for a moment dreamed that the etao
for a moment dreamed of the end that
has now come. Soon after reaching
SDerby lira.’ Holchltiiis went to South:
Norwalh on a visit to her daughter and
from that visit she has never returned. 1
a few weelts spacing to sup her
strength to such a degree that she. wast
unable to leave her room
Mrs. Hotchltiss was the widow of the
’late W. J. Hotchhisa. oi the United
States navy. who died In 1883. Her
maiden name was Waltelee. Iluuting-
ton being her native town She line
lived there and In Derby almost her
jcntire lift- of seventy-one years.
Mrs. llotchltlsti was one oi the most
irateemed oi the elderly ladies of the
city. Although well advanced In years.
the fragrance oi her young life had not
lost Itssseet perfume. and she was at.
ways bright and chereful. 'l‘his spirit
ditl not desert her even in the closing
hours of life when she saw the dark
shadows thickening about her. She
was a warm. true friend and gathered
.llltllll her a large circle that will be
deeply grit-vtsl by her loss.
Two children survive Mrs. lloichklsr.
William ll. lioichitlss. tt boulter of New
York. and Mrs. Aldon Salmons. oi South
_Norwallt.
Funeral services were held In South
Norvtnlit. last evening. and this morn—
lug the botiy was tnlten to Derby. The
funeral there will take place on .‘lun-
tltty afternoon. at 3:30, front the lttlc
rcsidttit-c Iii Ilerby. Illit'i‘llli'lll inking
rltne In (hilt (‘llii cemetery.
CAI-“‘I AT CAI? RAVI".
Norwalh l‘risnds oi company I. ons
Give thesis line lprsad.
t‘ttuip littvcu. July 28. tails.
Henry II. t‘orucll called at camp to-
dtty to we lils Mill Ernest. and iotitnl
the boys undergoing the operation oi
vaccination.
Ntirwttllt will see many boys in blue
for the next few days. as they have
had to wait to be vaccinated before
leaving ior litiuie tiii iurluugits.
t‘orporul Idtlwurtl lirotltertou today
i'ct-t-thl a short call from his It'letttls.
Mrs. rltultlt. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews.
bliss i‘urgili iiilii Miss list-tire. They
came with several packages. and gave
the boys ll delightful spread Iii therap-
t.tltt‘r~ lent. 'l‘liclr t‘tlii will long be re
llll‘lliili'l'l'ti by the corporal itttd his
friends.
l'rivaics Frederick W. iltaiit'ey. John
W. ilnlttm and William ll. tluthric will
probulili bt- piviiitott-tl to be corporal
on August int.
We Iiow have three tin-ti ill tlte
lllllil‘ii liollsc for suing iliillil‘ without
lt-.tve.ttiitl tun who are absent who will
be arrested upon their I‘ttilil'll. t‘orp-
tii'itl iru i‘. las'itwutui. Privates Kali".
Mahdi-tub and i‘ahlli are going home
illl passes Ioliltil‘itiw.
lil.00.\ililil.
Wild. Klilll' AWAY ‘i‘liAIlitl
'l‘lie \Htllou corrcsiaitttlcui of
iiitlgetlsld l‘ress w rites:
, ‘llrvertti of out lsrtticrs iiit- iindliut
lug whether they will tttltc out a liteiise
to sell liftlilllt‘l' lti Not wallt with It that. ii
iii. a year ”Ibis new law will be than
severe on many nipple who hate .t
small amount at coiuiti'y ill'milu't' Itt
[lists-ac at, which only brings them In
it wry little but hrlps them pay expen-
ova it they pay III. however. It bi Illill‘l‘
tlinti lllllai of them make iii it year.
This law may help lill"|liu|llil ni Nor-
wuilt in many respects. but it will iiimi
certainly iteep away it large amount oi
Irlliit‘ that comes Iti from atlttiiiiiint
ltiwlls.“
lilt'
.mmt..-“ t. ~~w.wan
Mil-iii KllAllNIi‘ lilil'l‘mi lili.l.l-:li
I‘tstiimstot William Malone has re
.semblcd. All oi them agreed. on reach-
.y'as some liltllhtiotl. however. that there
'tnt-c early itt the morning. was one or
'Ict' tln- piano-int. to ho tlctt-iinluctl lab-v
i'l‘iVl‘li ll t-tinittbinbiitltut from Mrs. lit"
i l' tyres, til lift West 'I‘wmtiy clglitl.
newt. N-w Yorit. halting tor illlili'lllli'
Illtll mourning the whersiilatuls of
Miss t‘tithirilie Kenrtut. who recently
come to Norwtillt tti iillts a situation as
.tonwtn. While It is shown that Alisa
Kcurris is In Nerwailt. her address ls
unknown The obit-ct of the Irtior wu-
to Inform her that lwl' sister ltiiryswas
llilled by a trolley car on Wednesday
‘ areal”.
hassa‘dor, at the
Submitted to M. Cotillion, tile French Ain-
White House at
20’clo'clt This Afternoon.
A couriers srtrsium
or our TERMS 0r PEACE
The President has Decided that It
Must not be Gives iltii Until It
has Resend the Nation Affected—A Commission is llave Charge
of All Arrangements. list on. Certain Cesdiiisss Nancie-Abse-
ltite Cessiss el i’orto Rico is Demanded.
\ .
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. July lib-Jim cabinet
convened in spot ial session today to fill:
prove formally the answer oi the l'ni-
ted States to the Spanish note asking
peace. Practically all was In readiness
tor a llnnl vote. the language oi the di-
plomatic note to be communicated to
Spain having been practically settled
upon yesterday. The hour lined for
convening was 10:30 o'clock. but It was
coneltlerably pool that time when all
of the members oi the cabinet had as-
Iiig the White House. that the indica-
lions were for a short session. the for-
moi vott of adoption oi the note sub-
mitted by Secretary lluy tut the result
at .ycaicrday'a conclusions being likely
‘go‘ be had with very little delay. There
might be some renewed discussion on
tin l'itlllpplue problem. though for all
prtscnt purposes that had linen saith-d
for the time being by the decision to
it‘lihl the future government oi the L...
llilliiii to be ticilnlteiy settled iilli‘l’ ls-t
iwt‘t‘ll Spain and the i‘ullctl States.
Secretary llay. who had been with
the pit sltli-tti for it brief but't‘It-tl t'tillIi‘l‘-
the last to join the president tit the
cabinet illusion. It Is stated tlntt the
th of the note of reply will not 'll'
made public at this time by this govern~
liti‘lil. though there probably will M .l
bib-i t fl‘icltil statcttiettt outlining Its ini-
Illl'i’.
Stcr-‘ioty t-l Stale lltiy lllllltliiilt‘t‘ti Illl
joining the cabinet at ll'ltI that an tiill
rial :ttitetutnt oittlitiltig the nature of
.ii illt‘ l’l]li)‘ It» Spain Would probably
be made public this afternoon.
.\S TU 'l‘llld PHILIPPINES.
'i‘ltt- i‘lililil‘i titljout‘llctl about I
o‘t‘ltit It. As to the Philippines It was
tin-bird to Iran their gtit‘crnuicnt llllt"i
ly :i Hittttnlmlon to be appointed In
"It“ two t‘tlllilll‘it'ii. lite l'nitt-tl tint: A.
meanwhile to exercise control and in
rtstllt-llou over Manila. Its harbor anti
ittittictiiale illll rounding territory. The
answer of tilt. l‘tiitcd Hillll‘el will bu
viibiiiittctl lo M. i‘autlioti. the French
ambassador. til 2 o’clock this afternoon.
wilt-ti u toinplttt statement. though not
the toll of our answer will be tuotl
public.
Willi ‘cttttlti iti other questions llt.tn
llie i‘hilillpillte. the situation In as sini-
ui by the Amttudaimi l'rtsta yesterday
Absolute ten-slob to the l‘nited illitleit
oi i‘titlti lilct and till islands Iii tin-
ii‘wl illiiiiit have I‘uli‘tt.
Itciinntilebnbut by rustln tit sow-r
tuiity ill i'ttbu. the l‘itiieti Hiatus to
“\‘l'i’l‘ilit' t'il'iil‘lti there until ll stable
nuvcrttiiicui can lst cittalillsitctl.
Acquisition ill cooling station in the
budrouc itiillliiil- and perhaps the i‘lll’ti-
litres.
No inuutptlon of llptiitt'a i‘iibiin in
Hull“ Illt'uu tlt Ida by the i‘tiiletl lilitiva
No stir Indemnity irtiiti Ilpsln.
NOT 'I‘Il lllt tiil'llN ill‘1‘.
'I‘ile siuioltu-ui .titai the «admission
sill iiuvc charge of all twine arrange.
lllttlllli tilt certain conditions named. is,
«tuillriuetl The prominent has ibsitled'
that the statement Intended to be made
public as to the reply to llpalii shall‘
but be given out. Ito reached this do. :
termination upon representation that
such a room would be a Violation oil
the unionism oi tiitlllltlacy stilt-iii
a
even then renewable time muse be al-
lowed for an answer.
st'ttttita'initu or Al.l. novels.
RNIN'I‘Y. .
The American reply distinctly glvro‘
warning that the proposition as to sur-
render oi itli sovereignty itt West In-‘
dlsn waters and the selection of an is- -
land in the ladroucs is beyond any .
As to the l’ltil- '
discussion whatever.
ippines. the reply says. In sttbuinlltltl.
that as for their indemnity to the l‘ti-
lied States for its expenses the United
States will hold lite c'll) of Manila. its
bay and harbor. [sanding the determ-
menus “Am All m
I
Ebb to Is the latest siOar Dents-ls
WWW.
”(3! Associated PHI.)
Washington July {til—Tbs paper pre-
pared by ilecrt tary Day for present»
“or to ll. Bamboo. the French ambas-
sador. as the answer of tho .Unltod
iiititt-s to Spain's peace proposal. as laid
before the cabinet today. contained ,
about 1.100 studs. and it was the am“
deristanding oi the members oi the unb- 3
tool that at least a syoopsis of this pa-
per would be given to the press later,
in the day min after the original had;
been handed to M. Cotillion. I
'At the adjournment yesterday the em
ly point not tully decided upon was as
to the txtent oi our demands as rmdfl'
the Philippines. it Is now understool;
that the president and a maiorlty o!
the cabinet members favor the retort.
tion oi a toolini, station at Manila. and
illt‘ uherclse of practically the llilllle
cvereign authority over the city and
port as exercised by Grill". Britain at
liong Kong. 'lbls. It was believed.
would be tlto ilual result of today's
meeting. So iat as the question oi the
occupation of the Philippines by this
doveriiiiitnt is t‘tsllrtlt‘litnl. n t-ottimisslon
probably will In suggested to carry in-
.to execution ct rtaiu goi'eruutcuial re-
tortus which this government. It is lit-—
flit-red. will Insist upon.
SPANISH SHIP i-‘Ult SANTIAGO.
, (By Associated Primal
St. Pierre. Island oi Martinique. Ju-
ly 30~The Spanish hospital ship Ali-
. which arrived here from Spain
a with Admiral t‘ erveran squadron. may
soon leave this port for Santiago de ..
t‘nba in order to t-ouiey some of the!
ilpatilah prisoners to Spain tintlt-r ton-
;crly tinpioyed by s. W. Gregory
Fill Ill Bil fliflill}
lie Wrecks Hall a Dozen Wagons
and Abuses a Stable lime.
liIllI BElliilii lililiili’ ' lllill.I
ArrestsdhyOlserorshoussmilor-
Nbssdhlsfiss'ill he Tried
totem-Court» Alter- .
noon—Formerly a liable
land.
Abraham Farr a stable baud form-1
the .
Knight street IIVeryman. was arrested
by Ollcer II. N. Morehouae. last even- !
ing. cbatged with abusing a horse and
the destruction of property.
li‘arr secured a tent from llr. tireg-;
ory‘s stable upon the pretext that be.
was going to drive a woman tti (‘ranv i
bury. In some way he broke the;
wheel oi the wagon and returned ior;
another. This he also broke. and 3/
then he borrowed a turnout front .Ab-
l'tilll F‘ltt‘ll. This uhtu'utl tiltI same fate
as the others. and Farr returned to the
stables and secured a canopy top. lie ‘
then drove to Bridgeport. abusing tlte
horse so that It has not been good for
much since.
lt‘arr‘s Em will be tried this ailer-
noon
-_._.fi.... "
1.410.091” MMID
Aadthslsw commercial Lights will
belatlpsratlonon load”
The new :0th Norwalk c'otuuicrtlal
lnatlou oi the future government oi Iran with the l'uit ed States mwnh telet-trlt- light plant will be in intera-
the whole Island group. this gtivet'ltn
ment to matte Its M‘il'ilioll later.
AVOIDS \iAKINtI PLEDGES.
In demanding the surrender oi Span-
loll sovereigttv in our nearby watt-rs'
the unity diplomatit .tlly avoids malt—3
lug titty tit-bites as tti what Is to
done by tlil- government as to t‘ ttbo.
While the tilniiot was in seasioti a
algniilt'ai cablrgmm War received
from Ailnlif‘ui lie‘t-y.
the arrival oi Molot- i’lencrnl Merritt
.itn'. tlic tut-ditto“ with him Ill Moll“ l.
but urttpliiutlly painted the uncertain-
the as to the future lili'l‘t‘.. The dc»
tidit’il.
guided the t-obitu-t in its dlspmitlu oi
the i'ililllilllllt'rw problem.
ltl'rl‘l‘ t‘tll'i" \\'I'I‘ll lNSl‘lltllt‘N'I‘a
Without It llil lIil: his Willlli‘.\1il"ht||
lusty utittnu...ttl that Attitlunltlo i-.It2
.Iflttliu‘tl :t laiid niltltttlt- til titliultti- air!
that their urn strong ilttiii‘lllitllla line!
the Ilultppitr illnlil‘ut'lllh‘ lili‘llist'ii‘t‘e
l.ui.ld have It In- Ioiiglit. "used on his
tiwrittltiti oi the gravity of the hillll ,
'0“ there It would lliiil'
tltcrr trout tl.'t~* muutry to t'tipt' with
tin» lll‘lll’lll'lti.‘ thictigiiout Iiit- illi'lllti'
l‘iic .t-ierttitul of dual disposition I"
the l'itilipp.n- lllttiiii'lll W'tlrs iliirltti nu
ntll‘illllllillliy tin following grounds
l'it'ti. ’iittti III- l‘nited States has not
silifllllé'ltll') Limuirdge oi‘ l‘iiuliill’. run
litiblliltl
Ii"llilli Iii-lt‘
rlttttmtl. Nothing I4 known of til at
Illniitilliltills we illl‘ili‘l'l'ii ti» iii’th‘O'll Iii--
l‘tilttd rllntcs tunes and the Philip
ptiie llttlll'ii tit . ‘
‘I‘ilil‘ll. 'I'Iit‘ ltl‘i-«itil tlciillitt-
the amnion.» la iiultbown.
i“tllll‘i‘i.
‘liliit rtnitttln tho Islands of the Will
tipipt rtottp i- unknown.
l'iilli. illi'ilillll to the foregoing t: tw
Ii it known altitt ttoultl have to be thin
hi this iovtrnment iu suliliigntlits the
attitude
“I
insurgent tort-.1 .ttitl lite Ilpuaislt lillti‘
it t i olives
«»~.-‘-a
assuuso A son oestrous
'llifsbssitsrgetoresiolabdss
tho ”lint-e Insurgents.
\l‘usliliiattut. Juli 3|" A dcspotcli rc
ltilt'li itotti Attitllttti llowiay
lt announces ‘
whit-h In.» not ilt'i'll Illiilllsllt-tl,
Mir In Its important features. largely
'I‘hr vttcut to which Antilii l
titititiitht l'ii .
tnent l'nited States t‘otisul liart has“
i Issued a safe conduct to her. under or- i
tiers. and site Is tubing stores fl‘tll the
Engllislt steamer Remembrance and
the Ameritao schooner Edward Bit-w-
art The latter Is the llrst merchant
v-tetittl to arrive here slate the war was ‘
let-lured.
—-~~- --——— i
Wl‘llldlt suetttuott lii' INil. .‘
lily Associated Proaai E
San Francisco. .Iuly 30——".llotltt-r Mary I
littptlste lillswll. a prominent lllttlilbt'l“
of the religious order of the Sisters oi ‘
Our Lady oi Merry. and slain-r of the
Lord t‘lilt-I Jllrllil'l' of England. is tiy»
tug at St. Mary's hospital. oi which
rill' hi the superior.
S'l‘chbltiilll' LINE 'l‘t) JAPAN. .
lily Associated i‘rcssJ é
Still liitatti. i‘ttlif.. Jilly fill“ W. A.
lilssell. says that the ‘i'illill‘lli'l for the
propostsl sit-tittieltip littc ils'IWN‘li this
city ttttd Japan illin bwu rtifllll‘ii and
the simmers will lit-gin their trips!
about llet-etula-r If
HAVE n'lfi'l‘i‘l. Ell IIUWN 'I‘ti WUIIK
lily Associated Pressi
t‘Itit-It. intuictt National .\Iilii.iiy i'ut'lt.
'I‘euit.. July :to The movt-tut-iit oil
troops. il‘tlIii t‘tttttp Thomas is It'iillltll“!
.iriiy M‘wt‘litlt'tl and all the t'tlilllliil'ltin
inn with.“ wet to woiit .ts tltittcu
t‘.-y “t‘Il' Iit‘l'i istiiiuueittly. Matty it
the ott'uvr: zinl nieti express the “I‘ll“,
II at p .nt- top I tiliilllrl will [li‘l'lt'lli the
unto-cuts lictt itotii seeing ilt'lllt' »-i
\. :.s‘t
iil'. l.l' “T It Full.“ AN \rll'b i‘ .\l
I lily Assts laietl l'r ess.l
‘ thin l'raur‘ocn, .Iuly :tu II Is l‘i‘|ltllil'«'
iii.il t..ttly l'nitlt- littilt-t'. i't-t-ctilii tin-
illllldit' rt ll l'ni‘ls insulin asylum. ililll
lit-eh it It amt and is how on lit'l‘ way to .
t‘itllloriittt.
“W
'i‘Ill'} \l'tllit'l‘i‘ ill it‘lMililIll.
lily Alillitvihltlii l'rnssJ '
llerlin. duly tilt-A doaptttcli from?
l‘cicdricbsrulie this afternoon says
that l'l’illt‘tl illsiuartlt's tuiulltloti ilaa
lastuue so much more serious that the
Worst is Mi‘llii
. Mina Allillebi iiilil. uf llouiii Nor-
\vtiilt. started this morning for llrtioit-
that .-\atiiualtlti but tissutiit d it hold at e ii". Wlit‘i‘l' site WIII Hill'liii her titration
titutle oi iII'IililIll' ntitl iiiiii It would
ltiitc
ti Illillitii' tlto iIiIlli‘Il'lliI.
Q»- ~—
illtANli Itltlt'lltll’ tII‘ ‘I‘ltillll‘rl
Washington. .ltily lid ilrdt-ra have
unit bout-d Im a grand review til it.»
tuliie sii‘tlllii army coips ttutiprlslua
till til the with" Ill more .it t'unip Al-
fltl‘ till litiil liltiiltiilty. Hts funny of
wit Altar and other prominent oill.
~. ...... o-
‘c..tlr will I. aim bit the party and pine
vibiv the pp. itlciit
n... in...» . "mim-
Ths Americans have captured White
a large lei-co Irotii this country“
with relatives and Irleutb.
"lil‘iiill‘I. l liiwt‘ ittlii Il‘till like In
' lniit- ltiiiflillrt tor breakfast Iiitvo you
1 Nil Intellect?"
‘ "Nu. tiniui. Illi'l'li'a
‘ lititt«-.”m\\'llal lti ltlitl.
.. .“w .. ..
ii In to be turned that It any oi lin-
iltiaiilards Ili this country il‘l'lillll' nat-
uralised they will iioi sttciiita base
ball A lipahlsli pitcher wouldn't liil
the stand stand.
none In the
. . mug
....—.- fl... __
Jonathan Why Is It Iln-y tall ire-
bind the "rush Isis?
l’uiriclt ldo be thinking it Is he-
"llill" "I“ ”W“ I W" m" '0‘ "' Island at an Philippine mill. Willi mm at the kind at were who my
DIMI'H Wm M In Wm in We island suns have been asleep wen-Dallas! there when our might mm in AM
noehrdthssstloaalsstsd.slidthst
l'l'ssosl News
i
‘ Nt-b'ittls'il. II (I'W days tutti.
‘ to ttlgepnrt.
V with total results a wcelt ago. will pit-till
i in”. L
tion Monday night. J. Rafferty. oi the
Waterbury Engine company. arrived
today to Inspect the machinery and ass
that everything runs smoothly.
The hearing iii the lulu ctlon ease
of tho Not-walk and Souli Norwullt
Electric Light company ag inst the cl~
ty has been postponed utitll fail. and
’ lights will ls- furnished. as announced.
to all. tit-string them.
IIEIIOI'l‘ RELEASED PROM JAIL.
l‘attl lit-loll. oi Monroe. who attemp-
tt~tl to murder l-‘retlct'lt-It lil‘fll'irtoll. at
has been
t‘I-lcitaeti from jail. Mrs. lit-lull wulll~
ed to IttN'tlIIlt' surety. iii the sum oi 31.-
mm for her husband‘s release. but the
Lillill'llii‘il in'ttcrt't-tl an outsider. and
Sigtiittiitl Ina-villi: tititililltsl. lie thl
in' protected by it mortgage on the
farm at Monroe which Is said to be
u'tii-Ili tattoo. llelolt and his wife West
at out-e to their home In Monroe and
he says he will remain tpiletly there
until his trial at the September term
1 or the Superior ('ililrl.:\llili‘lli~_\v Edwin
I‘. ”it". of ”I“ llrtti of littll s't Jtiltth
mu, will defend hint.
..._. _. ow”--. .,_..
t‘ilNlll'l‘lilN Ill“ tll"l‘l.\'thI liildllrl.
Mr. Htliitll“ Apprtvtttllug the fact
that the South Norwullt tit-titiuel is
read by cvct'yiititiy. we Would like to
null lili‘ lilil‘lllitlll til the Street I‘titli-
lilinsiilllt‘l‘n to the condition of the out
Il‘iiifl i‘ttiitiit within the city limits. We
lttiow liliii they are making large illl'
provenieiits ill the iitlrtiilrsn part oi the
tlty Probably a Ititgc proportion of
the available funds for street illi|ll'tl\'t~«
lllt‘lll In lined in this way. but If they
t‘tillitl M'llli out one or two good men
. with I‘itlitm and late til the loose stout-
iI would be ll great benefit to the drIv-t
but public. Very truly.
lN'l‘fllllili'I‘hill.
IMI‘idNi‘l-I Wild. lllt‘. INflANI'I‘V.
It is still. that imwin t‘. Allen. of
who shot .loliu ilelsclin
not guilty in the charlie of murder and
will rct up tin defence of insanity. 'i‘iic
fut-l litii llnrc wits tiu good reuat‘tti for
hm iiilitilillli will ls- depended upon its
the rii'tililt‘tli circutiistaut-e til ill-t tie
lt-ucc Alb-it is pale and liaaanrd tiuw
dilli don. it” cut its heartily as when
inc titl- lit'si il'lkl‘li up. He will prob-
.tliy tic rcltntietl by Attorney lleorgv
Kano titan-1 Attorney lt‘tnisentb-ii has
critnitiyed ll I‘itiin-rioii tMtu-iito to an
turt- t valence against Alien.
FNIltllllllilli 'I‘llli it‘lllll'l'.
lily Annotated breast
Iliiiiuio. N. Y. July illlw'l‘lic town
ibtill‘ll ili' t'tntltttiwtiau. but across ibi-
ciu iiill‘. store it is tirtllnrshtl in hold
the llol'tiy t ili'itflll c pleat. has titltipl- d
in.- toilttwill'l result" on:
"ittilll’l d. 'l’hal we. the town board of
l'hsi-Itttiwnatt. eiiilorsc and extend our
tuippori iii the iliiwihurtts Athletic club
and encourage it to come to our town.
knowing that it will be it great itenolil
to our people anti town to inm- lhr
Net'tiymorbett contest tans place in its
sews tint its ioulll ta'l'hs
Associated Press m
i To RENT --
: T0 lm—Becond floor our 1. is. in» 7
llnillti.
rte latest and not *"V‘il
“AVi'iI‘tD-Old brass. a. W. A.
er's. Water street. South Norm.”-
WANTBD—A first-class halal Valle
reas. Apply at once W
Hotel. ’ trill
'ro l.iIi'r-'i‘wo upper loors. No. l and
2 Henry street. South Norwa‘lh. bill
woman rent. 87; possession stones.
No 42 East avenue. last Hawaii;
No. 42 East avenue. last "will;
Conn. I ”It
To LE’I‘—it‘ive pleasant rooms. m. .
part of house. No. o Gil: stroll
lteat reasonable. Milli! at 1.. Cone
nagh. 2 Crescent Terrace. innit
TO LET—«once in the soon“ M“
The Sentinel building. A“ at
The Sentinel oilee
1‘0 LET lt‘our rooms lull-“Mr
ily. 17 Woodward ova-Is,
Norwallt.
eat. at 1!
street. Norwalit. inquire at l'.
Rogers. 19 Main street. NM
I
ton‘ s ofllce 5 rooms. rent. '10: bills l
room apartments. 3d door. front. ss-
er I). W. Raymond’s
department. Inquire once a! “
Cigar company. 8! WM
street. ' . '
1‘0 LET—Sis room-Music Hail bloat.
suitable for onlces; house. twain
rooms. with Improvements. No. 8
Arch street: house, 5 rooms. 7 A!
street. rent. 01': let liner. 3 rooms. I .
Woodward avenue. rent. .0; 3 m i
in South llain street. rout. OI. I.
A. Woodward.
1’0 wT~Apartnientsoi Ms g;
first liner. 8 and lo Tolies strsst. m a
class order. Apply to ‘
Knapp. 8: West street. or ,M’I.
Layton. South Norwsih. ”I
m
FOR ‘Il‘. .
' ["0“ MI
Broobslde
house ittll oi iuruiture. ancient and ' ‘
SA LII—Al
method. at prices to suit all on!“
till paintings. brIc-a-bl'oc.
cases. desks. chitin and (“WW ' .7
-. on;-
ma SAI.ld-—-Ai Broohsillo Farts.
house itill of furniture. ancient m,
modern. at prices to suit all M
(iii paintings. lirIc-a-hl'ao. M
cases, dishes, china and I'm ‘ ,
hast. "I ‘
FOR SAM“ r‘iitii celery villi“. has...
loti Market and White Plums. l'. I.
Attiswortli 38 East avenue. M
Norwallt. mu
roit “ALE".A line assortmsnt oi the
celebrated Palmer Hammock at '0'!
reasonable prices. South Hm '
Hardware column!» South Norwalh.
31.
roll saute-Open sloop yaebt ior ssh
tir thaitcr. 22 feet over All.“
new sail and mm”
.lylng at Miller's ship‘ll'd.
Edward II. "inc. 1 VI
avenue.
LOI‘I‘. '3 .
boar lt‘rltiay. on the will has.
iil'intttn Weatpori and South Nsr- A“
walk. not Itetbutilt contain“ U. i
and cards of owner. ldllsabsth m
llis. New llaven. suitable mat.
for ib- rolurn to it‘. ll. Lyon. Iuitih
Ntn'wtillt. ”H3 .
MIICILLINM‘
HAVE YOUR PIANO m
loeitwooti. Finite stahsr.
retiairsr. ‘an years“.
idsncs. Agstitior
Nel'hail pianos.
warerootna. t and la
upstairs. heath Random
mail will receive minim
a
”‘You ll hate to get up early to Ill
ahead at tut. -. said the worm. “mt“. l
sitan't atop ut the host." Width
bird. "‘I‘hat will go with the M at
you And. by the way. I hope you now
use the telly at early rising.“
.0 ... «I»-
i
..... wt.
"'l‘wo tlpaiiiiirda went tip in a ballad.
the balloon burst. What national
were lbcy when they all! Ml
.ndtul ibo toiitintlruni h. “tiles ii
tin." grimly riotiuhtleti the It“ fit
"oar came down a nut-slits and
other not talicd up In the harm
wires lllili culiltt down ti i'ole."
reatstuse.
“'I'aIlt tilsint sitapa'Ji said the III fl
tits tittw tin-yeti». And last than N.
snapped .
“a...“ -
”'l‘litillin Is all right. but I till. I“
i "till litivu been cut " "Cables Mi“
"Yes lit» has no Intelligence."
l'apaw—I want to bill you what '1 IL
youngest boy said. ’I‘upps My. MW
ti't you rather have a coelttalli
The new illlll'f‘“ And when till I“ ‘
get up In the mains. air? The ars-
issaorwfle can lad that by to“
in "Famous tit-Ii oi the 11.0.”
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Norwalk Chronicler