“ 1_ hit. iii-rt tom Wheeling Tear
‘ it's-1|" York to hasten
PMIIWBBEBEIII l5;
”flamud
' » hometown-ata-
.t.
M'mtelswlaveu‘
Milieu“.
Ira. A. If. C. Allen. of Worcester.
Tia-a. started at midnight laai lillill
from the Astor House. New York. to
Wheel to Boston. She will endeavor
to make the trip in twenty-four hours.
lite was accompanied by her husband.
who rode with her as far as south
Norwalh lira. Allen has nova- be-
fore ridden a distance of more than
Ibo miles in twenty-four hours. The
distance to Boston is about use miles
over the route which she pm‘to
follow. She will travel over roads as
nearly parallel to the railroad as pos-
little.
Soon after lira. Allen left New York
a driaaling rain set in. The rider and
her husband reached here at 5:15. an
hour and a half later than the schedul-
ed little. Odlcer Waiter Hail and Ar-
thur Ferris took the time and forward-
aiI it. to New Yorit. William A. Gun-
ther and Waldo Raymond. of the 'i‘win
City Wheelinen. who were to pace Mrs.
Alien to New Haven. had everything
In redinees and no delay was caused
here.
llr. Allen took the train from South
Norwaiil to Boaton. Mrs. Alien did:
not have a dry piece of clothing on her I
and a number of people who saw her;
doubted if she would complete the .trip
it is hardly expected that if she does.
any records will bebrohen. She was
paced from New Haven in Meriden by.
Bert Allen and Albert Underwood.
lliliDGliPORT BOYS FOOLED.
Bridgeport. Afloat l~ltirs. A. M. if.
Allin. the to "Mace bicycle rider.
went flying “Mil this city on her
long and swift tourney at ii: 30 o'clock
this morning. completely fooling lite
local pacemakers who had gone to Nor-
walk to come tip with her. They could-
a'thndharinricrwaikaadcamellotnr
without her.
not ready for her and the party went
through without attracting notice.
SAID Still WAS NOT Tilticli. ‘
New Haven. August i-~.\irs. Alb-II
arrived in New Haven forty-three
minutes behind her schedule. She was
due in New llaven at 7:30 .I. lll.. but it
was liziil whcn shit dismounted at Iilf'
Hotel (lartic. Mrs. Ailt-n appeared
somewhat fatigued. but the said she
was not tired. illit- consumed aboul a
half an hour at breakfast. itllfi was
about to resume ht-r iourncy. when It
was found that one of her bicycli-
tires was in poor shape. This i-aust-ti
tt short tlclni'1 after which sbc l't'rtilllii'li
her iourncy. lier trip to itouiou will
inl‘iiltit‘ stops at Meritieit. New ltritaiu.
Hartford. Springfield. Worcester alui
South l-‘rltminghain.
WIIIt‘ItlI. l.‘Ii"'lI‘2il Itll'Ill-Il A l‘ll‘M' l-i
Mt-rilh'ng August 1 Mia A. M t‘
Allen. "W woltlatl cyl-llttt who is a'Itt-t-I»
In“ from Now York in "onion ttllluy.
passed through this til) at to; I'.‘ ritu-
lrft Hank's Ilotel. New llittcu. at a .'.o
and l‘t‘tttlit'ti Merilleu III in IL'. dolnI.
the twenty-two miles in i L": 'l‘Iu-‘r
were several bad places belwwn Wal-
ilngford anti Iel‘lden where the party
had to dlatttount. lift the wheels orcr 'i
fence and walk units a llialtillt'c to got
around plctvta of turn on road. hira.
Alb-ti refused to ride faster than lwult'v
relies an hour and was tlily m t'll min
ates behind her ulhcdalt when littltliltii
through here. A tiowll whith fairlt
blocked the street wclronu-d her with
cheers.
il‘i‘tli'l‘illi .llitl‘i‘ 1'th bliNl‘Tttii.
New Ilritttiti. Allust l I‘ltcl-tl by a
tandem. Ira. Id. ll. Allen. who is riding
flora New York to fission for a panel.
arrived in front of (‘urran's lirtu store
at it o‘clock. llhu atoppml inst rtv-I
minutes. and then act out for llartforlt.
illu- cenlpllliued of feeling ill and had
a drink of corn cola. When shc r1-
lltoutlied she was cheered by u larg.1
crowd that had quickly gathered.
M... . W.-
IlIli Nti’l‘ Illllld lI‘A'l‘lill'iiIll.
ltsrifortl. August I1 him Allcn. the
bbyciwridcr. arrived in ilarifnrtl front
itlriiicll at tutti. title was scheduled
to reach here at. it o'clock. littl- dbl
but man to he fatigued as the strand
In front of the Hartford Wheel citri-
atmwvriug the attention- of the crowd
of tmpie who gathered around he:-
fill! started at It o'clocit IIhnrp on her
way to Nitrifilfifiili. illu- said thr- roads
Milt-tilt hisrblea and ‘Ilartfortl wet»-
very heavy
Willi Titit .li't'itlilliia PM“.
my Associated Ml
titration. August i M the first «tar .
raring of the Itirtningllalll August
usatiai ttlllpy the iatrillartf ltereeftml
stables chestnut ally Ail-On" won
the Wattshltrirtle iuvettita plate of the
martian. fer two-restart“ ttirui
rats-try was mad and Patch" tnirii.
little harass tea ever the roam. atrial
Ive Mane Mili- ‘1
Dear Sentinel: ~Allow tne through:
your valuable paper to say a few
words In reference to the article pre—
sented to a in your issue of .iuiyzs
byDr. Clitordi’ardee. tangerdtotheI
proposed new hospital for the insane.
a information was probably up
be u to most of us until uow~thatIf
our islaiure had empowered ni
mission to locate a new hospitabi
as the present one at Ititidletown ls?
full and overcrowded. The idea seem}
to be current that. with prompt action
The wheclnten here wet-e1
by our people. we may secure this In-
I stitutlon for the Norwalke. We also
1 understand that other towns. realising
I the benefits which are sure accrue
1 to them. are using every influence pos»1
| unit with the commission to locate It
’ among Norwalk as a town Ia
and has for several years later-
Iested In lit-pitai work. and very soouII
we shall see the fruit of that work of
I our senators. representatives and
! townsmea In a handsome and Wino-l ‘
”I alone building. well equipped with ailI1
| modern improvements. erac wllbln‘
Iour borders. Our people. th inn no-
} morons sources. have contributed
larger to the enterprise and in under- :
, taking to secure the institution to be
erected by the state we shall in acute
way be obligetl to contribute: share
toward it. on account of the compell-
. tion of othen towns for the prise. We
3 doubt if it could be. more eflectively
‘and successfullyaccomplished than by 1
. the united efforts of our senators and ‘
1 representatives and the two boards or
trade of our twin cities calling a town
meeting for the purpose of dun-Ilsslon.
i and. If advisable. voting a sum of
money or offering property sites as an
inducement to locate the state. building
here
The opportunity is before its. Will
it be grasped by our prominent and in-
tluentlal i now and thus bring to
1 the Nora‘s Is another hospital which
will In many ways bring new people
- to our cities anti trade to our mer-
1 chants? The prise. it would seem to
me. is worth the effort. Very truly.
D. E. Illsaitow.
South Norwalk. August I.
1
cm» hoarse ran am
mt- ledfortiaad his I. lessee
tater-utte- Vol-nag.
Tito Wanda. l‘. 'i‘. ilt‘ti'tli‘trtl crack
yacut. of the Norwalk Yacht t‘ltlit'r
. lift-1.4““ in the races off rlhlnppsu l'oltII
Saturday uftcrnoou. and lulrtlt‘lputcti
prominently in an ctu-lilttg ItIl-ltlcui
riot liiilit‘ipitll'ti qu-n the start was
Illitlit'.
'I’ili- \ViiliiiilIh tilllldllit‘lllli wo-l't- thc
Voltaung. ilul \‘lvc. Win or Lilac apl
the Altltnl. 'l‘be \t'aiula was full six
lllllililtu in lill‘ lead and apparently it
uni-c winner. Will'li ibc squall t‘lilllt~ up.
.tlul tlu- \‘obsuug glluai and tHlillrliltIi
"Iltc trut- stiliiliiill-Ii about ill the wait-I
and the Wanda illitiic-riinttlt pttt about
Itllti lit‘t'ili‘i‘ii the \'olutllng. rtghtcll Iit'l‘.
and Iowt-d Ilrt‘ III to the club house.
.‘lniilitg with l‘apiuln ill-tiford wt-rc till?
til it. .ln-uuiuiiit. also of tile Norwalk
\Iilt'lil t‘iliil. ‘tllti Id. Van Sickle. of New
York. who l'l‘t'till'li the eventual cour
lIu-Iuintious from blltt'iiilill'fl and tin-
oihur boats for Ilu-ir prompt utui rill
t'ii'lll litiltli-iilfit‘i'.
Iii t-vt-I' ill It liail- III lilt‘
cgrucullb- to all pairHl-s.
Ili'ili’ future
IIOII III 00W! ION].
A Daabtlry Iteyeliat lasts with anar-
ioua Iiahapitt Weatpart.
i\lIIItIu ilrm-i. of iluubnry. out with
u bbycb- arridcut in wI-atporl. )'t‘rlii'l‘
day i‘Iit‘Illtliili. i‘twttltliifl Ill It Illltiicii
l-liliitl' Iiiilit‘.
If-- was riding down the aim-p IIIiI
into thr liiiitll'. having Just t-ortte front
Norualk. wiun Iiu- iirc on the l‘t'ilu'
ulIl-rl brcamc itltlttt‘llt‘tl utitl ruliic all
Mr. ”turf was thrown some distant-.-
ovI-r the handlebars. 'I'hc rim of ill»-
ft or whet-l wall ltllilillit'tl. Mr. tlt‘ltcl':I
t'tlililhlllittlth. tl‘illblln Ilohn. Alia-rt
Wright. and 'I‘honuln ltlu-lllitllit. wt-III
Iii his Ilaaisiluu-u iiiltl helped him to lir.
i'owi-ra' unit-i1 where the injury wrm
tlrt‘nactl
ldl. llroef more in Norwalk on .I
trolley car. while his commutator rtulc
art-r. .‘I'lu y rI-Iarlu-ti to llaubury on
tiu- .lvculnu train.
maaawa IV'IID.
cashlewOaaaaaaalt the Other at
headlined-nanny ughtaiag.
A burn on illi' I‘eiiuoyl-r farlu. Iltt'l.‘
lil‘ilri‘it'li Vernon. New t‘ltiiallti. was
struck by lhbiulng aiut destroyed by
“W. iiatui'day afternoon- A horse was
hunched down by the aluslt and um
oi‘ the farm bands. who tooii shelter in
lIi1 tum. ililittt .1“th iuetn strut-It. II.-
was partly paralysed and terribly our
vii itliil has not as yet rts'trvcrt‘ll. Thr-
limit and wagons were saved. tall 11
large quantity of hay was rttltluiluml.
A carriage boat:- and other farm build
Inga wrtc also burnt-d.
boring the atomt lightning llflli'lt a
tutti illii'ti on lit-ll Allen's farm at “road
lfivet. The Itrtllltif'tl II not more than
firm-u feet away frets the troll». It
was imrtteri down. thistle II. floutlm
llccuhitii the polarities still try hard werh
ltt' astronaut is saving the m. In '
Benton was badly slashed.
The Remainder of the San Francisco Ex-
pediiion was Expected to drive at
Caviie Last Friday Night.
THE SERIIIUS SITUA IION
Secretary Alger and Secretary Long in Confereact with the ration:
liver Significant Despatcltet Received from General Merritt-
Possible that e Demand for Surrender has has lads. and that:
m,
memorandum
eat-um VaryW'II—ITI; leis-d. salt
light t'laveleea
(It! Associated not")
New York. August I.—-‘I‘he United
lialea imitation Alamo. Captain lita..
which arrived )‘t‘llmy and was de-
taia at quarantine for disinfection;
was carefully inspected byD
this morning and granted permission
to proceed. She will dock at the foot
of Ninth streel. East river. at. noon. 1
All the convalesteuts ventured front1
the Alamo to Hoffman llhlltl will he
released as quickly as the government
can arrange to take care of them. ‘
The health ofllcer. on visiting the
trauma Concho. found every one on.
board much improved after a good;
night's rest. One hundred and twen-i
ty-ilve convalescents were plehedou
add transferred to llodman Inland on
the steamboat (lover-nor Flower. These
men will be released just as stttrn asI.
:; the government can take care of them.
The etch left on board the Concho will
be transferred to more airy and coin
‘ fortsble quarters. All are reatlnn
comfortably anti it Is hoped will gulch-I;
it will be Followed by an Attack wiles lcrszreopt Arrive.
(By Associated Press.)
Hong Kong. Augusi l.--'l‘be United
States transport Zaflro has arrived in
these waters and is anchored outside
the Lyet-man Pass. She reports that
no American
had been made on Manila up to July
29. The remainder of the San Fran-
t‘ifll‘o expedition was expected to ar-
rive at (invite during the evening.
sl'l‘l‘A’i’loN is SERIOUS”
Washington. August l.——-Secretary
Alger and secretary Long are ill colt-
terrace with the president JUVf'I' the
scritimi situation in the Philippines.
They have important dispatches from
General Merrill and Admiral Dewey.
Secretary Alger admitted the signifl‘
cance of thetle dispatches. but declined
to state their exact nature.
“as——
WI name A" Till
lay lave to be Ready at any lo-
rnent to lapel the Insurgents.
\l'ashlngtou. August I. Iicticrnl
Merrill has again tabled the war dc-
llill‘llilt‘itl relative to the situation Ill
Manila. which he finds it!" “n“lifi
factory and dangI-rotul. owing to Illi'
attitude of the Insurgents. in the
opinion of (lent-rill Merritt. illi' IIII'I»
intic of the illI-‘lll‘ilt'lllh ilu-rc is binlliill'
In that ilitnlllllt'ti by Iiarcla‘s I'Ilbau
upon the intention of titcir right to cu- 1
NT and pineal-ave lithium-Iver. of the city.
although in this case the Iilrllll‘flt-illr.
a very mot-h more inrmbiabb- element.
being not oiliy mort- nunu-roun but
Iu-Ib-r filled with the arrtganm follow-
ing nunu-rous victories fl\'t'l‘ tho-Ir
Spanish foes. (icncral Merritt. lulu-
i'Vl‘I'. Indicates that he will do bill at
aunt in prolwi the r‘iilrctlv l‘rouI litr
savagcry of the Insurgents. though III~~
lilhli is a delicate and difficult om- lit"
cuuw of the flu-t that be iiitini, wlIllt-
lltibting the ripamiirds. be ready at any
Iuouu-Ili to repel Illc Illnlil‘tft'llih. ’l'llc
ill-unial gave IItIIii‘f‘ that be was about
In combine with Admiral lit-trey in a
joint demand for the hill‘t‘t'lttit'l‘ of the
city to Ibo l'IIiicti Status foit‘ct. thus
[titer-tailing ibc illitiliittllih. amt thin
nun-1 only l'tttlm- a rupture.
'I'iIc l‘ill'f’ will br- iiiIil- .
hicrrilt‘a rablcgruut was will from l‘.I
tile. last 'I‘ittiruliai'. liliit this more-
local has already been made by the
l‘lilllilillt‘ii American military and tin-
\iil forces. itliitotuh there it! static
doubt about this on account of u stutc- ;
uutui from ltluri‘lti that he may need.
all his soldiers before atlllrlllnl. ritill
u in tamiblc that the lienuuui migiu lu-i
made without being immediately fol-
lowed by an attack. which might be-
tiofttrmi until all the troops have
reached i'avltc. l‘p to the date tlf thr-
I-epori. iicnerai Merritt had with him
about l2.tttlti soldiers. iio far M'W'II all
partitions have left itau i‘ritnaiaco cur
ryiag soldiers to the Philippines. and
it in the intention to furnish tlenersl
Merritt with ill luau Ii.lititi men more
than his nutrient force. If he delays
his attack ultill all IIWM' have reached
bilii. itaaiia will out be taken in that
way littffl’ti il-tplclabcr. for the last of
the triangle have not yet started from
iiau Francisco. it may be. however.
that the arrangement as to the Philip-
pines, which. it is rapt-clad. will be in-
t’liliit‘ll in the cure treaty. will *0va-
life the humanity for further action on
Iiift‘lifil'i of the American commandant.
O
WEI man
lam-sad to the German lotion is
the IaaaiagAwav sf Marsh.
ill! Associated Freud
ill-riin. Algoni i1 i'fliirtti their: sin-
boaaiuior White has received ill11 follow;
ing cable Int-rule from Washington
"The president charges you to caprrsa
III the proper ofll‘lal quarter. to the be-
reaved tlrmatt nation and to the in»
by of the deceased statesman. titr- sort
l'l' which the goveramt and people
of tilt ilalteti hiatus feel ill the paroles
away of the great chancellor wheat-
ternary wilihe ever mutated with
or insurgent advances .
‘t‘\tllit'i0ll at lbe Sunless that
It in ptrs- 1
rIIiit'. ill view of the flit-t that tiltiici’liié
ilu- guntncss of the (lcrmao empire.
Mr. Wirin- llaa foruiuly roottested
Ic itc to prmmi the rampage at the for-
clan office Iiilrl afternoon. and he has
also scar -'I copy of It to (' outrt licrbtut
lib-march ut l-‘.rIedrfchsruiIe .
Ilr. Scum-lager. the prince's pbysi-1
clan. now says that the immediate
ratio of death was effusion of blood on
the brain.
'I‘hc llflltlilln of the great t-iltlflt'tliiol
llt\t taco ditaarti In the uniform oi
the IIuilitrrt‘lIItlt ('ilimvlitd'rl.
An "tortuous number of wreaths and
other floral tributes has already arrive I I
at. I’rit-Ilr‘clmruhe. but on strict bl tht'
t‘ olint
I’t-Iladowsitl the minister of the litter-
tor. had to will fully twenty minim-Ii
lu-iort- be was admitted.
mnmvoun.
‘Delayianalivgmuaedthe Load
a West Point “flip
'I‘bc llI-idgrpori Evening News of
Saturday primed the following. which
will interest 'lorwalk people. inas-
much as an that Norwaih young man
1 has been run In matted breathes-
Iuan ilill forIIae Walt l'olut toilet-
ship:
"III the tlI~1‘pIIrI of Juan Manitou-
tion» weio lu-ltl in Iliiu my for the
purl-um- of lbw-tiling upon .I nilululiiie
to the West Point l‘lllit'li'llilll from this
Itlflfll‘t'aeitrltili iiI~trlct. Failing. to
hcar from i'ttlIKll‘eelIlfliI Illll I‘lliit‘t'l'll-
lag the .Ippntquu-III. i‘. .\|iflt‘ItI_Ii-l)‘
nor. of liilr «III. ute- of Ibo tlilllltl'li‘
ltil'n for the I.I«it-i-iii|i. \lHllt'll Alli lIiil
.Il illn lIoiut- ill .\ttl'\\l|ik in regard In
Iiii- matter. “r not told that a Nur-
walll young lil.lll luui par-mi the but
l-ntninutltiii |II|\‘I~|I‘.iil,\’. while in Iilt‘ll‘
l.t| Illlitiiiil‘élilltlie hr and lilo Norwailt
boy were .ti-mu mpull. Ilt- said that
tho Lilli-r would In appointed and that
.“I‘. llaynoi' unlibl bc lutnird tin ililt‘i"
IlilIt‘.
"Norm alto-I'wald Iiit‘ aptatiIIiuu-ut
was aIlIIouut-ui a» dated and Mr. fiat-
llI‘I‘ pitlllltm‘li that the Itiittit't' was M‘t
”Ni iiiiil Rd” ”W JHIIII‘ no futht-l‘ ali~
lt‘lilioit.
":‘Il itlltif'lhilli iii I lit I't‘ht' til .i ‘\If'HI
i'tuui ll|t|ttlllllllirlil litlu's raililiiuuiluu
only in raw Ilu- ii I appoint-u hills
to qualify and tin Iil‘t‘ lilltil‘)‘ t-samin
IIIlilll lilting tcil «lllt‘l at it a failure is
a rare iait‘lif'l'tiltl't‘ Air. it. our. help
young. fil‘t'it't'ti In ll')’ again
hoping with added l‘lla-I‘it‘lli't'
proved pliyaitpu- to be tlItll“ Nili't't‘tttillli
at his oral vclulirc
“A few titty- nun a letter addressed
in I“ A, flayiitu' War-l delivered to him.
which aiiilml lilitl the "I'M place Iillll
Iu-cn tiltcn In him and that the Nor-
wItliI youth had been Implanted Illtt-r1
note. it was IiIIlt'tl .lqu- 21': and Wits
lIeIIVIu't-tl Inst l| llIitnih litic. As the
candidates for appoiuilllvui Wt‘l‘t‘ rt»
lptitvd to until") July I. the notifica-
tlotl bull t'tiinc its- lalru and Mr. tlay1
nor missed It chance of rt-l-eitllu this
excellent atItuIIIIiulv-at Mill on this ac»
count lit very illlit‘ll Ilislimmlnted.
"The letter was not addressed to any
street or lltltttil‘t‘ and this in pmlrsbly
the rellluirt for its not being delivered.
Mr. ilaynor will endeavor to have
upecliti examination t'lilf'fi in order
that he truly have it chance tti fill the
vacancy in the armlelny. which pini-
iion, luatly belongs to hlitl.
"tin air. ilaytlor'a failure to apprair
to little the entrance «lamination the
alternate, the Ntwwallt youth. was no-
filled to appear and ihht‘ the ltMIM‘
tion. which in" did. The outcome of It
is that the alternate will get the an»
poinlnlrni which rightly iatltirtga to
Mt'tlitynor.
“in panics to Mr tiayitltr he ought
to be given an latralvlllaity to try for
the plate. as i'-luil- item'- ltlllil agent
and not he was reapottaihie for bill
failure to tails the caaatlaalioa at the
military twitter
»...1..- mm...—
liftilitflit t'fiiflfl'l‘tl iit'li'llll.
lltv Aramdrtieil fives-i
New York August 1 William ll.
Marriott. at years old. it ill-otter. corn
milled suicide this morning at his
bottle In My fourth street by f‘lfl-
liag tut tarsal. its was a
t'llarlel I. W. who has heal
iaiaslag baa hens start test reseller
. nioulucllly have been more tlt'illlllt.
brother of1 llioirllotl it still in a minor realities
ly reaover. (‘orporai Patterson and
Private Joules Iloundlree are both
iquile sick with typhoid fever. Majori
' if. T. Men is still on board illifferitlgi
from an abscess In his face. Sir ilry-i
inn frighten. who was removed from
I the transport Alamo to Swinburne is-
land. is said to be qulte sick. Purser
(‘rtxicherom of the Ward line steamer
i.‘atanin. removed to Swinburne Island1 i
Ii suffering from Tampico fever. is pro
greasing fav.orably The body of it.
A chrdle. Ctnnpany P. Thirteenth
infantry. who died on board the (‘on-.
i t-lto last evening. was placed in a?
sealed casket and brought to thc tIuar- 1
'autinc station. where it will be held
1 subject to government orders.
The t'tutho will remain at illllll'lttl-
line for wine days. The work of dis-
quoctlng her will commence thisl
grill-ruins.
Seven officers of the ro-guiaIs and of [I'
the voluntecrs who returned on till
transport (‘ontho. are staying at tht-
EAatpr llousc. They are (‘aptaln .I II.
Illce. Thirtewth infantry I ‘apiain Wil-
liam llugiuvs. Thirteenth infantry:
t‘haplnin L. I’ 'tlrover Lieutenant ll,
A liaison. Ninth tavairy; Lieutenant
1.I. II. Pound. Thirt-y thinl Milhigan:
itaptnln John (‘ Anderson. Thiiiy- 'Ihil‘ti
.Mithkdn. and Lieutenant Willard hi
-‘.iare Thirty-third Michigan All or»
i in bad shape physically. and in need of
5 from one to three months' leave. which
ihaa been reeotnmeneded by the sur-
gtrontl at itiboney.
Lit'lilt'llillll Pound. who Is an ilitlt' on
tlctu-rai fulfill-id's stuff. hid the yellow
furor. “Iiit‘li put on board the trans
port. he will. he and the title r IlliIII'lIls'
ball iicctt utility: Ilqliiti foods. beef ivu.
«tin. lull till‘rl- this hour of :tlli'll food
on the f‘IIIIt-llo, only regular rations
'l‘lIl- ofllt-o-I‘ “\I‘ti for tire days on MI
and Illilnl. lull lilt- Illt'll down in tho- hold
bani IloIIIlul: to t'lii but corn-«I bet-f.
itul'it. lit 'I‘Iu- t'l'f'“ gave up ”It'll
il'itllkt‘lrt and clothing to the xiiiiiit‘l‘lt
'l‘llrrt officers from Ibo I‘nucho nia-
ulnppiilit at litt' Murray lliil lion-l
'I‘ich‘ ill‘t‘ ('Itllliilil II S \‘ttlllitl. of the
Sch-nib l'tIitI-tl sluice infantry, Lil-II
it‘lliflil l.. W Width. of the 'l'uliilictll
l'uiiml Stalin-1 infantry and i.l~‘|ili'ltitlll
ii II Sittgtlail. l'lilll‘llt lIllilltl Stairs
infantry
lu apt-ailing this morning on .Illttz-ul
horrors of ”Ir i‘otuliu, t'upiatu \‘ouill:
u‘iti “While the I‘otulilons u't-I'c not
all Iiliil I'lttlltl it" litmil‘mi. Iilf'\ tillllt' IllII
it'll well be helped ’I'lttul- was tul In-
on ill-lilti and the only water wt- had
until i‘l.|ilit water. which Is, Ill Illi' iuvii.
not very good All the thing stood the
molar iIiltcrI was .ltll things I‘tlIlIiiiN' ~II
llu- lid'ltl one. Iiutl lliu t‘uurito I‘ciiutltr
mi N nut-r for sup lcs tlIt-ru would llil
'i'hr
p-upb- who died were very weak when
ilu-y were brought on bounl the l‘ou~
t'iiu.”
1'\hiit‘tl \t'ill-iiit'f‘ liii' ll‘t‘l't'll rtti Itillll'll
were the yellow Ititt'l‘. t‘apiuiu \Itliiiiii
itlIitl‘ “'l‘lu-v call it by very tliffcrcni
tilifltt'ti, but it accrue to lltt‘ II is all our
illltl the some thing."
Lieutenant riittgmluil rallied Malay on
t‘aplain Lilli-ll. of the tpiilricrluault-r‘o
dcprlritueut in the army building 'i‘lu
ill-llictiaui. who is recovering front iiit‘
I-ffcrtu of veiiuw fever. is tillltli'litlt‘ll and
ill-rill. When baht-ll uiitttil hilt trip to
this city. he said' “They were put
on board the t‘oncho because for them
to rumatu in t‘ubil longer was sure
tll‘ilth. \‘eiblw furl-r cat-rum at lillnti
ago mid that in their present wail con~
ilIIioI the men were summit to typhoid
'tnltlltria and other levers and their
death was alumni It itii’tiltllt‘ rotII-iloitm.
This bring the case. it was tlt‘t‘itif'ti to
tube the liner of two «tits. and get the
ntutl fulfill all the harm available. there
bring it chalice that if they reached
uurth tiwy would rel-over. ‘l‘hia chance
waa tltllvti lul‘ all almuly huown there
were but sill titstiha during the lrlli
I wish to any that had It not been for
[the lied i.‘roa nurses and Dr immi-
of the told. there would proialllly have
been over lily lirallla on board"
'iliitithil'i‘tIlN mllutrto Ali'WlAt'
'i‘orringiett. August 1—Thl- trial of
the tire l'elltclla. with are arrrated for
alleged participation In a stabbing Mr
fray early itnrltlay umniagauii also for
niuaaiting two ulcers who endeavored
lo untdl the disturbance. is being held
befurl lathe floralittl‘ll totllly. lull a'
a talc hour this afternoon the trial wait
till" til progress iiaiisglter. who wat
but If ill believed his wounds will ltei
prove fatal.
a gootl slated party on tip it: ursion to depar ”I Inquire I
, ' ‘ " I Ci ar . 88 Wash“
iilcn Island yesterday. tutti the day ":0“ company |
1 dancing in tho.pavllion was thorough- :,
IIiBY IHE LITEBB BIIBE
IColtags Life Along the ISotlttli.
Shore Near ills liorwalta.
IIIIBIBIIBIIB_ ii BBIBII Plillii :
'l'heIwetliah ladiea’ Guam to Ap-
pear all this Week—A lucoaasfhl 1
leneiitfor Ira. Jam-a Given
at lens Inland.
WANTED—Competent
. and waitress. Apply l '
with references, to Mrs. W. 1'.
up, l5 Belden avenue. 0 am
\tav'rrII—oni lil'ttlh. at w. arwaesi "
cr's. Water street. fiouth‘ Norwalh.
To nm‘I—No. it IQItIIillIIlIaI-d avenue. Igsw
house. 7 rooms, with modern ‘
movements: rent reasonable. Ia-
quire of George A. Clark. No. 1.
Union street. at! tw
'ro LET—Jive upper mo. No. l and 1‘»
2 Henry street. South NM four
rooms; rent. 31; pm 1 M
Apply to or address Ira.
No. 42 East avenue. last ,
Conu.1 .
T0 LET-0mm in the second “I!
The Sentinel building. ml!
The Sentinel office
To l.F"I‘-‘-—Itottr rooms to unlaail ”-
Ily. I? Woodward art-ant. m
Norwalil. .1!” W
m RENT-Basemenh at 10‘
street. Norwalit. lnquiroof IV-
Rogers. iii Main street. Namath. C
I ‘
T0 LET‘Second door over 1. I. Lay- 1
ton's odioe. ii rooms. rent. .10; also 4
1, room apartments. all door. front. illi-
‘ er D. W. Raymond's ti
George I. Boston and a party of ‘
friends are camping out on one of the
Norwallt Islands.
The stainer John H Stat-in brought
a large excursion from New Haven lo
Roton Point yesterday.
Vd
at
8. Treat Stanley and Perry Quintartl.
of Nor-walk. went into camp Saturday.
on one of tht‘ islands near ibr- Knob.
hire. Samuel I'aknlski. of 33 ilainl-
fortb avenue. Danbury. is spending a
weeil at Gregory Point.
Misses i-‘Iorencc Esinharl. Georgie
Eeluhart and (‘orrinc Art-liambrandi.
of Waterbury. arc goo-u at the itotou
Point liolel.
Tile steamer Belle Horton conveyed
was fully enjoyed with Iiu- many at-
inn-lions offered at this plat-c.
T0 LET—SI! roonGJdusie Hall it”.
suitable for offices: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No...
Arch street: house. 5 rooms. 7 All
street. rent. 87; 1st floor. 3 rooms. I
Woodward avenue. rent. M: I mail
70 South Alain street. rent. OI. I.
A. Woodward.
'l‘lwr was a large crowd of purple at
iircgory l'oint Saturday night. and the
t njoyetl. Lowe's orchestra will I"
pIoIidc music for the dance tonight.
“Prof." Stevens. who has charge of
lilo lighting service at llolon Point and
makes himself generally useful to all TgrftmdrmrArfigl‘IiIAt’i'ollluumu ”a:
the other employee. relintpiishtvl his class order. Apply to John I. 1.
pmtilull last Thursday. but rcturncll lo Knapp. I! Went stl'vet.ott lamb I. i
work again naturally. and cverylhiug Layton. Iouth Norwalh. ”I! a
Is again running suitxlthly. .
FOR III-l.
The Iron steamboat Sirius. with it
tattle number of Bridgeport and Nor-
walk people on board. made an “It‘ll!“
stop to (Policy Island. yesterday. The
boat arrived at Mon Point about I:
o'clock last night on the return trip.
The 'l‘rulliuziy t‘ttiupuny held its t‘ill‘n
and conveyed all ilu- I‘Xt‘lil'eitliiirile itt
lilt‘ii‘ Ilotncs
I'rtlfvmu‘ illllltti~. tilllhilit‘ ~~il|it'l‘lli'
IcIub-tri at Huron I’ililli. Nt'\'f'l‘t‘fi ills
minim-tion with this popular i‘t‘rltil‘l Io1
II.|,\. .illti rapt-rh- to return In New
York «1in The lawn ft-te he tutti zir—
I'.IIlpt-ti Io trut- iii ”In prove rbtiurtliiy
night ital» iiihilliitttimi on account 1 of
you stun—At
house full of furniture. ancient d
modcrn. at prices to suit all on p ,-
Oll paintings. bric-a-brae. book
cuties. dishes. china and glassware.
”that
Brookside I Il‘aru.
il‘illt SALE .-\ finc assortment of the
wiebratcd l‘nlmcr Hammock at very
reasonable prices. South Norwalh
Hardware company. South Norwaih.
it!
“own...”
l-‘(ilt BALI-l ~01lt‘ll sloop yacht tar IE
or t‘ilni'lt‘r. 22 fret over all. and
new call and pcrfecl pleasure "at.
M...—
Ilu- tlulut l-tuIIliIt-II III tllings .iftcr Iilt‘ ' “ll"h l" Mill” I ““93"“- 5 V ‘9
Iit'illt hiIIIIWtI' ”WM"! "- Nliit'l’. W W I“
I . . ._ avenue. m it“-
'i‘iu- Into-ulnar In .\l‘t'llili’I~ orchestra
ill the pavilion Iti lintuu I'tdni rlat- LOST.
ul'liuy nit-.llt f‘tillniuINi of little. l'iitl'lili'l.
l‘til'llt‘i and piano pcl‘fol'Itlt-I-u. and the ”.311- Lmh‘fi flup”. “WI“ “I,"oI't‘I
ll1-r1mullcl of ”W orruntm wli'i itI‘i'l'“ I’IIIIII. ouI Sutuluv. find on initials
.lblI lt-maiu rm Illl‘lvlllliltll" ”i” ’“‘""‘“- II: it W." A I-ulltuble reward will
l'lIc cvl‘isaivcl) damp u‘ctIIlu-I' lilt‘ [liihl
month spoiled a 85ml Hull" and itlm
Iilttllll llll lilliillh. liiili ll Wile tif‘i‘ilit’ii
be paid for Its return to this omen.
at It
... Iiitsililllt the tion and illn‘im'l Iaiet‘i'V r.l;|';iu"..""il“fi;.;1.1mm“, line.
~1- — ilf'iWi‘t'll lt'cuipori and ilottth Nor-
.\t'hl wetlt I\lonti.l,v. August 3- ill" rlt'itllt. pts'llciiutuk containing ”I
Hu‘tltiinii id‘hlllt'h uliitlltlllt' club It! New
\Illl'llt‘ill'. lit-gins .t tt’t‘t'itII-i cugucuIl-tli
Oi Iitrlilu Point. The uu-lIIbcI-t- Ilrt- Mimi
llilii I‘lll'firt of tilt'ltt‘i‘. liliilltilt‘ill “I'll-
uii. New iiavun. iiuliable reward
for Its l‘t'IllI‘li to I“. ll. Lyon. m
i'uuitiw itthc .Iitillinllll itllti Allan \'iiiuu Norwallt. “It
Sandburg. soprunm. Alisa Attila III-1 ”I
«low and hits» I‘ilnitl liliilu‘d. lliltln. ul“.l—LAN.OU..
They are llMirtif‘ti by blim- Etiiill M.
Norton. rt-Iulcr. 'I‘lu~ artist». are high-
colonised \till'l‘ttt‘t'l‘ titty qul- lllllil'iii"
III.
"AWE YOUR PIANO 'I'U
imk‘wootl. lane either-Willa:
reps rer. on years‘ factory
iIiIIIiI‘iIIIIIll rill for the aid Ni
c a atltta. Repair ah”
wart-roam: I and .lo North lab ‘
upstairs. iloullt Net-vials. Ordava
mail will receive usual aim
The Ntlilflit tartan Ibcli umit' n on
augt-Itu Ill III tltegol‘t u yesterday aftcl‘1
noon. The three brothers W'itl‘i'ti in
during dives from the high tower and
full fancy attllllttiilll hails near the
dot-it Alina liiga Norin did not iunlp
)tttliltt'tiily. ill" will do Nil IIII- Worth.
During the morning William .ti. tiauu~
tiers. .Ir.. dove from the top of the
lower uild i-‘rotlcrlcil I‘. llltoforti and
illlll'l'l‘ jumped from the lea-taut plat.
Itil‘fll.
IIIIO‘INO It“. A. m.
Moral Iliad"! Dallasa‘ m h
the Dales Gotten m
that Allaociitttttl PM)
iliill1t‘ilflll. August i Information
wit- I‘l-rcitml ili‘l't' today of Milton M
lilt‘ iii Iiu- l'iliarl l‘otton tltlll at learns
by the electric storm of yeatsrtlar If.
in llttfiil. which prevailed hciweaa t and
.‘I ii't-itu‘It. The roof of ilih ll’tiii VII
struck. limiting il large little like that al
a tll'lfiflll littii. The hull Ihoa “M‘Q
pair of spinning mules III the 00hr h0-
loa IllltI std iiif'lli atlrc. it alas NIH
the automatic apl‘lltitler pipe. I.“
The \‘I‘otttlltitlt'il tiprtt'tti urn clipwieli
at Ilolou t'oiul tlaiay by strainer but.
but to etiiey a picnic. ’l'oillorrow iii.
l'uul'a church and tiliutiuy m‘iuml
«holarn . of Norwallt. will come down
by trolley aiui small the day iii the
grove. ill the evening the allatinl-r i»
that ill implied to bring it lutsiriligiit
illl'ilf'liilll from Iirltlgetairl. Walnuts-
any the animal. of the Nllrwulil vim-«f
hallway t‘outprtuy lurid an important
meeting In the hotel followed by a ibuubui the null» i‘fitillt and «HM
shore dinner. At night i- ital-ct the tirc. The water, however. “find
brings another ituiotlllgh 'llf‘ititll. the weaving noon. underneath. and it
Altgitrli t the out muster .of New tum-limo cutting out its warps In
I'orh city. will have it b e in the the inotttll. ‘lttill Ialtalag several w
grow. the first of the Alumni dreds of dollars liattlage.
'l'hr- lightning also alritch the w
of hiri- I ‘offr-y in idotuliii. MI W
the chimney and mining out the m
A non who was slittns near the M _
rettivcll the bolt in hilt ltiii m '1I1‘i‘
amt limo It [till-WI from his right i.” ‘
down libl right leg and tnrethe “I
off hill foot. afterwards dilam1
t'ma- Wily tiftf’il titan f'riln wear Ilmmgiumi Iltt' limit The boywaa ”1
mills-r gloves in "I" water? styled by the. ailing and In ”t
Harri" Invite won't heshorhelihy to recover. The Mall)”
m it the bathing masts: 1», was ahestrtteh suits—auri-
3i tin-re will be all escort-ion from New
ma. N J. August iii illcltntoad lawlge.
Knights of l'yihlall. of limit-ti island.
and the Methodist mills‘opal church.
of Port t'linlltcr. are to he at litr- Point.
The last attain-tort tutoittal column on
the I‘Iiit.
Norwalk Chronicler