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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 8, 1898 · page 1

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NUMBER 3,181.

tint= ETIIITII in?

Collage Life int. the Sound
Shore Near the Norwalis.

IIlIJI-T ISIIIIII IIIII I’llllllf

 

sea-.13.... x liarla an...
mum-assay aster-te-
”Tow level—leash at
’ Watsohtlaoea.

 

The Sunday excursions to ., flown
Point continue to grow in public favor,
andrbhtly ao.for itisoneofthemost
shunts placea to me these hot
days that: can be lound on or along the
mud. the beautiful grounds.

where everything that is necessary to

make a day's outing pleasant Ia snp- I
plied, there is a superb three hours' ride :

on the large and elegant steamer John
H. Starla. Captain McAiilster. The
houses board pass all too quickly for
the excursioniats. but when the Point

' is reached the desire for more bracing.

healthful sea breeses quickly vnhlslies.
and a plunge Into the waters of the
sound'ls the next thing desired. Every

accommodation for an enjoyable time‘

in the water is provided. and the beach

Is one seldom equalled. The other nee- .

eassrles for an up-io-date summer re-
sort aretliere' In abundance. Severni

hundred people.‘both old and young.’

went to the Point yesterday. Among
the number were the members of the
Strouse-Adler baseball imm.—-NBW
Haven Journal and Courier.

 

The rares'Iteid off the Norwaiit Yul-lit
club house. Saturday afternoon, were
very sureessfuL The boats entered In
the cabin rat class were the Little .lo.
Daphne. Polly and Grace. The three
first finished In the order named. The
(trace suatalned all no 1ltlont to her gaff
while off the Bell Buoy. and did not
iinIah.- In the race betwt'en the l‘i'ttti1
furd llrothers’ thrles. Phil anti Mug. ibi-
former won. Another race will be told
August 20th,:

 

John J. Suellbarlt. who [lurt'hilrlt'll tib-
Not-tn diving tower. has pulled It apart
and measured the height of tho t'ol'lli‘l‘
beams. He finds they were made up of
three sixteen-foot Ill'nillil. wIth-b girl-1t
tht1 towt1r a height of only forty-right
feet. whirlt. with about fifteen li‘l‘I ‘tt‘
dot-It at low tide. main-s the Illizllt-sl
plunge only sixty-threo‘lort.

 

The Sunday sohools of “blah-livid will
lili‘nll' at lioion Point. \\'.1dtn1stlay.. and

tlh1 Consolidated “ilIII’IIIIII i-otuputty
runs an t1xt1urttion front I'ltisllhld.
Mann. tht1 some day. Next Wt't‘ll Tut-.1-

day. the ltzth last, the Knights oi I'y-
thias India, of lilrlttnond. Stub-n l1.»
land. has an excursion at "to Point,

Arthur l’endielon. of New York" «Ity.
t-alnt‘ up Saturday to spoild Sunday all
the hotel at Roton l'olnt. bringing with
hint a handsome watch. whit-h l..- mu
stated to Thomas hiri‘ornuwit. tlu- kw-
por of tho bathing houses and i'lliiIIIt'i‘
of tilt darn-Ina pavilion.

1'l‘lio1rlwt1dlwb Ladius' tintti'tt1ttt1 will

begin a Wt't‘k'li ettgagetnrnt ai liutott
l'olnt. this afternoon. Illving mun-rt.-
eat-h afternoon and t'\'t'llIIlK. 'l‘lu-y
main highly endorsed. and all shottid
avail tlwntst-ivea’ol the int-trilegt- oi
hearing tin-In.

 

 

'lho vtoitntt-r John ll. Stat-In brought
another big oat-ttrsion frtutt New Hot 1u
to Baton I'olni. yesterday ut‘trrttoon.
and there was a large attendant-h m
lot-id isoplt- also til the Point. 'I‘lw tu-1
l‘hfllfll I‘M“ ,ti rout-«rt on the butt-I
veranda.

 

Professor I‘t-yraill's London show til.
onuiinut-d Its iwrforntaut‘t- at the Audi
lot-Into. Rollin l’olut. last Friday. and
has gone to iihlppau i‘oiul. witt1r.1 hit-
liihiliotts began today.

- .-_..........,

 

t‘apiain Iii. l". lIintr. Rttgeno "N'I‘It'k.
oi the News. Tilt-nuts H. l'ttlli1tt..ti. 14.
Norman and W. I‘ltasltiuutuin. all or
Ilaubui'y. silent llaltlrday and iluutlui'
ttt Iit1Il Island.

..... m .emm

Thu datum at llroguai1 Point. iinittr1
day night. was very largely lilll‘lltlt'tl.
Iht1 ntush- being intuit tutiuyod by all
who hit‘iirlpaitid

.m..._. ...._....

I‘llltllllii Iloorgv it You Mayne limit
a party of friends to liyster iitty. lama
Island Hahn-day slut-noon. In the lipid"
Ward \'

Mr and Mrs. A. I'. lily art1 at lit-ll
Island Int .t tututth. They are mt..-
III". III Ilio 'Noody t'lrliltlti.

. “Am...“ a..."—

 

”4mm

The For itltlii. WIIII‘II w11nt adrift I1‘rl-
day silt-tuoou. was rtu‘ltwrotl iittill' 'l'hu
Norwallt i‘m-Itt club house

A I I‘Iiaamnt and ii ll IIIIII‘II t1ti~
loved a «raise to ilyalor nay, lung is
land. italurtiar. III the Aim.

1‘. W. awitn. of IletIit-I. and P. ti
flwyor. of "Milton. hate Itwfl gut-slit
at the llotoii Point hotel.

lies (foam llsuiey and Heart-let»

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,AUttifs'r 8,1898.

 

 

 

 

Fox sweat from Bell island to Smith' a
inland Friday.

A subscription dance will be given
tonight at the Norwallt Yacht club
house.

 

 

Ilsa (it-we Starr. of Daub'ttry. Ia'

spending a week at Bell. Island.

am; John newt-e. of Dlllliill‘y, u at
Bell island.

 

 

“All. IOIOI AID IAIIIALL

..~ u...

”Ann-i” Vail. the lunar-
dem ‘
The first annual ciambalte under the
supervision of Colonel Horace A. Saun-
ders was held yesterday afternoon at
Little Boston lThomaa laden's. Winni-
panli). and was. indeed. as the cardsof,
invitation stated; an occasion of rurei
pleasure. Of course the important feu- .‘
Iture was the flame. There were eight“
bushels of the stttwulsnt bivalves, ooolt- TIh.
ed to suit the most fastidious under
the direction of Sergeant Charles Bet-
rher. They were served with sand ;
. wlches. pickles and numerous other up-
petialng things. During the afternoon
there were selections-by a. (IIIIII'IOIIO';
composed of William Hamilton, Charles
Stokes. James Gordon and Samuel llon- 2
her. Mr. Hamilton gave several of his
specialties. his buck dancing rmelvlug
“be,” applause. Jill"? Mr. Stokes ‘9“. 1. Stilt“! It! now on thl‘ way It) Washing.
whistling solos and a very clever Iml- 1. too. but it Is t-tttning with a slownms
tation of the Milli)“. TM unurll‘llt‘nlmost painful. In View oi the t‘lli'lll-lil
number from the steam t‘niliopo
brought down the house. and had to be
repeated. Thomas Hastings also favor-

ed with a ballad. The ball game be-
tween the Not'wttlk ntttl South NOI’WdIk 5.4“..."
t-oniingt-nts wait a somewhat one-sided ‘ “I” ‘1
affair resulting III a victory for Illt‘ 1
South Norwnllts by a score of fourteen Spanish t-abittet tutu-ling last night ilit
to one. Thu affair who a great lllli‘t‘tm‘s,
and when Mr. submit-rs gives his sw- .
ond t-Iuntbalw all pit-sent yrstt-rtlny n-x-
port to be on hand.

 

 

will not be Pieced lathe

lily Associated Press.)
\l'ashittgton. August It 1Spuin‘s nus-
ilio l‘tiliod

1wet- to the tleinands'of

hesire to know whether the al'i'l‘llllilll'i‘
is tontplett- or qualified.
less tltntt Ilvt1 translations. font of them
tumor, in the

Madrid

iriiuttllllssluil
anti “'Ilts'lllllflfiill.

rt sports.- was rt1dttt1t1d to the Spanish

..ttitliossatlttr at Paris. Senor Ia1oti l’tts-

 

[DIWALI BOY. HAPPY.

Iilll ttansldIt-d into l1‘it-tith.titti whbix

Ioidiara at Hiantic Cheer Kill. Lyle: sir-um i‘asilllti would thlltt-r II to tit.»
and lentil witha 'Ill. Iltilt It tor. Igtt tiflltu. to no Il'tIllttl'tI lo
Niatttlr, t‘ontt.. August It. I895. Iltu Fri-tub t-Iplh-r. for tt-ttttsmissimt in

It Is solo In any that Nurwalit has lltt- l1‘rt1nt1lt ambassador lit-rt‘.'
tlh1 l't-llllltliitill throughout tht1 state or “with“. invithIItu: work on Illt' tl|iIlI'l'
treating lt‘rr NiIlIIN‘h better than any 1'titlt1.uud time required for raiding. will
other town. The boys were never more1 take eiaht or ten hours. Under the t1b1-
plum-ti than when Spkwtmo“ Lyons t‘untslaiu-t-e Ilio Iittprosslott pt-t-iztllt-tl In
and Merrill luittdt-tl to oat-h man the 1|“ illllt‘lfll Illlill‘il'l'ri "II in liilililili ”ml
amount oi money due hint from the tih'1‘ rt-sponst- would not In- pl.t«I-,I,d in tin

'l‘lit'w

state. 't'Ih-y «In-et—t-d tht-nt attd Cop- hand-v "I the lil't-Mdrni until tttuh- Int-
gresstttnn Hill with a will. and run! today at tho t'ill‘III-hl. and tour.- lil..1ty
gt'aittlaIt-d IIll‘lllM‘IH'h tin lit-lug t1Ill~ not lit-lort- Innntrruw. 'i‘lu1 .tio-ss .III

has of Ntirwullt. \I't‘t's from Madrid iIitilt-.ttt‘ that the tr

P‘tt‘l'flt‘tilli John ll. l‘ltnst1. l‘otnpauy
I.. has b1,r1n tit-ting as rt‘gitut-ntal tit-r-
at-atti tnaior for animal days: as Std-1
gultlll Major I1'l‘t‘t'lllllll Is with-ally III ditty not appear ill the I'lliillllliili.‘ pt.
and unable to In: on duty. Sergeant nt‘lllt'tl it)" "111 l‘uilul h'lttlt's- Wltylit-I
l‘baso was formerly M'l'tlllll lit-utonuul .td nm-ptttttI-t- ul' this t-liarotti't' “ill I.1
lit t‘omirany I1‘. but rosiant-d the t-uui1 “guided by .tlh- utttboritm Iit’l'l‘ as not
mission w'lh-n be removed front Nur- . lit lontly I‘t-sponsiu- to tbt- .\lItt I truu' «i1
walk. mantis. Is a tnatttt' vst-ittng tutn‘h mu

All members tnil‘ouipany l1‘. not now Jl't'llll't' today. Iil sotth- tilidi‘lt'l'r it t.
In t‘untiuuty I.. litm- been IIIM‘IIIII‘Rt‘II lit-tug urged that so long as Spain Iit‘
limit the l‘uuut-t-th-ul National (lust-ti. wide the t1siI-1lliiul pruit'lpb- I‘I‘Iilill‘t'd

The boys Ill'l‘ hating sunn- ll‘tillltlt' by the l'ttitt1d States. tin» disistsitton
about getting itti'lt-nglts bot-altar stw- itt-ro will be to deal will. tlh1 llt'll'dll‘tl
t-rui inninlwrs lll’t‘ ilII>1t1iii without Miro 1-Iit1iny In a gout-runs spirit oi‘ tutuot

.‘I-IIIIi-I‘ is a do. lllllt1lII ui .unsld rablr
utigtli. [il'tllill‘i'tl with
.ttid that it has st-vt-t'ul Ililllll'vs \\’IIIt'Ii

ItlIitIl'llllls t‘dll'.

atid st-it-rni other» have oyorstayt-d tl1-tulls. It 'is probuitlt1 that this will
lllrli' purist-n. ltt1 iltr \lt-w Ili'i‘nl‘illl‘i‘ by iih1 l1‘t't1th1lt
Mrs. :mil hurls-ti. and .“I‘n. lit-ut-y .tttibansador Ill rim tho Spanish t..dI.

In not a simple, .-.ttt-goth1.tl .it'..1i1l.tuu1
ot "tlu1 .\IIIt1I'lt'illl li‘l‘llis. tin tlu- otlt. I'

II. I'uytn- spent Sunday Ill N‘Iilllllt'
flot'gruiii Albert II. Ilnllvry and I'll

tail1 .IIIIIII Kiln-villi went lionit- in hand. it is Iu'lit-it1d Iltnl a tampon...

elM'lItI Sunday tilt lt1uvt1 til .tlist1iit’t1. w itit1it opt-as I t tIII-Iiilllilllt’ I‘Ililll‘I|\tI1--
. .

lildiiiMlall. .tttd atvt-s IIIv 1undttioiot :I not. II Itl'lttlil

MW 1-11 M'tiit' do i as on tnnll Mann-ti in

"do"... run . ' “ ’
\iashington. may not IIII‘t‘l with tutu'lt

Aflm fig. 3“], c... o." u. tippl'otul Ilt'l‘t'. I1‘or Illhllllll'il. tin1 Md

3’... «Wt. Ni“- tlthi truth-«s sot-tn to lutply that Ilin
.Itlriltt'li \\'. livngan. oi Iii u...” “MIL dusty-r is based on an inittnaluttv n-s
Nut-walk. ioliout-d ibt- t'rowtl in “MI slilluli us hostilities. but tin1 \‘It'W ilIIl
my. I'niiil. lard “m". to tool II" and dug olih-Ials lit-re is that Iutstillthn will
titt1ltlt1lIIally M .1 my high dirt-rs pvt "M “mm on ”W iIIllIiliIrIttitlll "I “ rubdt-

ittint. III' bud Ill'i‘ll wnttltittg IIiI1 No.
libs fitiiti the siting ..i..... .m .1“. “null. git-as alt-iitllly bill“ "In .\lli1-I'It‘tlll mu

~tdt u, tho but. whip inst til'lt'l‘ tho tIIlllillIi progress l'llIIl'oI) Iwyuttd titt- .

staph til iutaeildt- diplointlh-t1otnplltu

.Iosv oi Illui last all. bt- lost lilo mini
Iltttl tittu' IIi'liilIIi. ”-IIttrtt is .t ultottg

Iiiu-Iuni and itt1-1It1tl over Ish-Itwttrds.
Izilliita' ii diaiaih'r oi lull in Iwulrt- lthl
Ilu lundtd on all Imus at a point win it I“ “M“ liostlliiIt-s m“""“" “m” ”w m
.i...“ “I“... and “in... not. .i... .p... p. ittaI trot-nation of l'ubu and “Will lliro
tug III‘MI low ill tin1tltnt1. Hilllil'lliillilll mains by the t-tultotitnliuti of rlpuuisb
1"" I’ii'...."".‘i. ii‘ld'mi .‘i‘.’ .‘i'l' ““‘"“‘1
W I ill II ii

Iitt-‘dhuiutnr ttIId iIioII ItluI :II‘IIIIi‘IIIIII1IH.U M“ h" m "I" mm.“ m ”w
win-to “my..." 1...“. NM“... NM“... titouoni itt tuno int toitsitirtation .it
all “III «III III Iltutlllun for: fluid. iusl lint itatilar tuliliirl uh t1iilnl it-intitiuw
tour the MI m1. 'I'Iti1rt1 warn ttiIt1I' morning. Wiltll Ilh1 illml'lt'lliI or iii
liilllul' this and Idaho»: on his halt-l1! III............, M litt‘ i.....uii...1 Hill is tb1

and body. I.nlt'l' iw innit u I'.li‘ ioi‘ . l I
hotih- It IIII not.

-.W_.rltt1tt1lnrh1s Mart and Long. nttd M1

i‘Allll III“ 'I‘IIANKII. lot-itey "t'lll‘I'IlI litiggtt. w'i1tt1 iii lilllll'l'

lino-«by tit-slrt-tttoaprtws my slitt1t1i1t1 H... with I'rt1sithnt hItKinlt-y Iul llll
Ilittniu to i‘ I‘. l‘tttuslut-lt ludttt‘. Iliii. . . 1

tutti. t1ndln at half IIiiI twt1lit1. .\t

lit-ttiIit-rbtssi of lss1oiuulivt1 ‘I‘rululurn. I p

and in Mrs hidwuitl Arm. and Mr

“I“

«ma.-—

IiiiVl' lllt' litt- Ilrli' of their rooms for tiit1 tti doubt it not t1|lliilit l' of illil' let me IlitiI
Illlll'i'iil. IIIIII ii" ilIhN‘l "I" IIII‘II‘ IIIlllI n." ,1” MIMI ..i.-.1,\1.~.| 1‘1." ”11.11.101.13
unit t1» and sympathy tatttatdttneti hr the I I , . .
than. at my husband. iiihttr Nut-wally "'"‘"""“" " ”‘“' "" m" "“”“',""'
formal at1t-t1ptaitt1e warty tomorrow i‘ito

1 import: please why.
, WI MW r. DAV“. Ideiay is lil‘WIlIIflI for by the time re.

 

IS SPAIN’S PLY

Five Translations, Four oi Them Cipher, in
' Transmission Between Madrid
and Washington.

PREPARED WITH CARE AND
OF CONSIDERABLE LENGTH

Impression Prevailsin all lllliciel Quarters that the Response

 

 

Late Today at the Earliest. and More Likely 1aot Before Tumor.
row—Time Required for Cabling will lie Eight or Ten Hours.

Tilt-re lllt' no 1
IIi11 '

It'ipht-r and then sent to the Spanish,

tillo by whom it was to b.- lIi‘t'IllIlt'l" l-

IItllIIlI response. but that they will pto- ;

disiatsliitui lit sontt~ lnllnoutlnl dual-Iris!

It Is proltttltluihut lIit Hittutisb]

llto t-oiit'lusloti of IIII1 mutton-or. ll so». 1
and Mrs William Davis. who so kindly 1N1IINIIM'HI that Ilw limiiiil iIuIIIItiIIItiiI :

Hands of the President Until Quite>

quirt-d Inyirnnslatlng tho t-Ipltt1r In Its
r'm’l‘l'dl stngts via Paris.

 

PRESENTED 'I‘i) PRI‘INI‘II MIN-

m DAVIS WHOM.

Ingtnear liehereoa Oeee- to lodge-I
postulate his Wt.

Coroner Dolett. owing to some mitt-I
understanding. did not come to Booth
Norwaik. this morning. to completei
the taking of testimony In the Inquest
on the death of Braketnan isaac Davis s.i
The only“ one ready to testify was En.-
gineer Nicberson, of the switch engine.
Medical Examiner W. i.‘. Burke tele- I
Melted to Coroner Iloten. and Mr. Nielt- i
arson was requested to go to Bridgeport I
to make his statement. and did so. It
Is expected that Engineer Olda will be;
sttiilclently récovered to leave the hos-I
pltal today. and go to his home InI
New Rochelle. Innis Welmraub. the
fireman who had two ribs broken. In
doing nicely.

The funeral of llrslteman issue Do-
vis was largely attended yesterday af-;
ternoon.‘ front llitt - aunt's home
Marshall street.
of the Baptist t-liurch ,oillciatetl. The:
pallliourvrswero menibersoi theliroth

et hood of Ilailmttd ’I‘t-uintneu of which

the den east-d was a member. There
ware many Iiural tributes. The burial
watt In Iiiveinido t-outotory.

”m

arena III WAN}! AID IOIIY

 

lfi'I‘EII.

’aris. August Il~'l‘lto Spanish anilias- ‘3

satior this illtililIiiI' presented to the:
I-‘n-ttt-It mlnism for foreign afiairs. M

llt1lt‘.tsse Spain's reply to the, peace;
terms oi the l'ttitt-ti Stairs. whit-Ii was.

sttlwtith-ntly t-Itbleti to Washington. I

 

“30"!) 3031." LITTER.

q- I

Ihafter ‘i‘hinka it Caused Ion Incite-I ‘
.nieat than was 'amnted.
lily Associated Press.)
\l'asbington.

.gnrding iht ptiltlit‘atioti of tho
Ilobln.“ signi-d by the gent-rill oflh-vrs
or his l‘lllllfillilltl. as follows:

"I ran \‘t'lIl' readily rwt‘ what inmost

.11s‘t-ittntettt ”to publication tuttsi II2l\1‘

ou-nsiotirtl; II gaunt deal Itmro than thi-

stltiuilott worruzdtnl. Situation Is grt-a-
tiy nggrat‘atui iéillil the fat-t that lit-fort-
any of the men \ 1r. taken III Hit-y Wort

1llttiroughly l‘lIl.iIl>It1II. At least H‘ll'll
ty-llw per tt‘lll of ilit1 mtutttuit-I but!
l-m-tt down with iti.ti:tri.tl i-1t-t.
wliitlt Iht-y rum-1r wryslowly and art-
in tin rottdition to sliluil Illl IIII.i1I\ of
it IItill‘ Iris-r til‘ tI\ >1 liltll‘y. I'I'LII‘HI ,Ilt‘l1
bow Ill Ilh1 l‘ulltllllttll in wilt-b IIIl)

I do no!

I-I'll‘li

ih‘l'v lit-I‘ii.

it. ”oh-

who-n titty 1.lllit'
lili)‘ \‘11iil1l hr in all) pat-tho
Iiti‘ danger. 'l‘Ib1 t‘t1nttti-‘ttl of lItintun1 .1
that l‘l'i‘i'llll)’ Itl'i'l\‘11tI Is not suIlt-t'ttii: at
all, ttttti I don't IM'III it‘ "try ivtll 'I'h't \
.‘.1.ti Iii‘-1|ittlil oi the -un. .trt1 w‘t-ll rioti:
ml .tttd fed. What put my mtntttand :1:
its lil't'rtt‘lll t-orttlitittt III-1 lvaut.
days of tltt1 campaign qu-u the) lion
nothing but bunt. lu-t-ul .qu voting.
without (doing. oi l'ItlIIlt'Ii. without my
shrill-r whats-Hr. .ititl lint-mg tlp- pm
and ion-.1 as stormy .t.1: it litu: lwt‘it taint-11
surrender. Fri-sit troops rout-hing lti‘r11
in tIIt1 ltthltlh- of August. with
1t1ttmps. good watnr. IIIIIIIIIIIIIlt'i' of tent»
in». wIth-b tit-1i will and IIt-I‘t1. uml nut
apprehend sti’ittllv IIJIIII'I' .I thud. you
Ittr Iliv Iiiitlt I'vgurd III with It you hold
my t‘illlllilillli' and tho value of the m1
vii-t1 they Iiui‘t‘ I'Nltli‘i‘t‘tl. It pays for
ad Iht1 stint-ring \It‘ IlllHl't‘lllIlill‘lI. i
littw Ivotl this to ilvut-ials \l'ltt1t-It1l‘.
Lawton. lint-1s and Root who yon-u:

thII “It In tho \it n l‘XIIi'llm 1tl allow“

w...
IIIIIN‘T KNIIW II‘ WAN lAi.'\I|l1I\
lily Aasorintod Pres-J

WIitslt-d. August ‘\ ‘\\'iil|i‘l' linsltnrl',
iltt- t‘llllli‘l‘li-I\‘t'lii"iiI1I son oi lir. l‘hui'lt-u
Ilushti11ll.was lIIt' \It'lllll of a "Illdni
‘ltuow it was ioudt-l " slutttilltg ul‘iuir
illtd'tt yttstt-tdai. lb In tompany with
.i t11ttiotul \outlt..\tlolpht1 liltowu. wvrt-
ttti'tbtudi handling a donblu bum-loo
.dutt gun win-n thr weapon was dis
t'ltitt1g.1ti,tlto t'hnrtb t1iiit'l’lllil ,tounu
Ilillililwll'u shtinldt-r. nothing it norm-.11..
but not total wound Neither of lb.-
tidys know the anti s... loath-d

llllil ll IN .Iiiimll h‘lill 'I‘IIHI.
I"! Alliii'litltul I‘i‘t‘ItLl
littn. Must-t. August a1 lidwuil
ilnuh-r who threw .t lighted lamp Ill
his with iiatutdni owning. lturnlna
ht-r uutl'het‘ iitInnt mu seriously. was
Ilt‘Iil Ill Mutton ior trinI August id. in
tho l'ttllrtt l 'oan Ith uturlillil

l'llliliiill.i' i1‘A 'i'Ai I. Y Iii ilNltIiI
lily Attaot‘ialod Frattad

lbs-ton. August s Mary Angus. thir-
Ii‘ retire or one. was probably fatally
burned. and her nan-til». Toby and
"Iii-bill. Angus. wt1rt1Isi1t'ttt't-Iy taint-«ti
} about huntie and fat t1 by the implosion
of iI hormone lump at their home hurt»
loday.1‘he In wtut tpiltiltiy put out
wIIh slight dalaae to the building.

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good

I

August ii—--ti.1ttttal Shai- I l
:tti has tobgrnphml the prrsidtnl rt1-1
Round ‘

:Iuto-rrst [altos plntu-
1 I. t1..

‘Notwail. at i

. Milli: Hamilton Aecuau Another

Oolond Lad lashed laaon

Bea Hamilton and another t-olort-tl
Ind named Mason hat] a ‘tun- -"In this
morning. over a we tII. Hamilton
tlaiins that Mason stole his won it and1
intuit-y. and Mason rial is that hi1 took
tln- watt-It ftiim ll‘h’tnll on while the
latter was Intoxitalt‘d. llatniltiin pow
tiditits that Mason rt1Iu tit-d tIttI watt-It
but fulitd to tt-Iuru at bill wIth-It he
put III the I'M‘ oi the tintepit-I-t- for
ait1lit-«pingl'towtut ng Alltirtu-y
‘i1rrls Is trying to nnrar 1| tlh1 tangle.

 
 
 

EXI‘I‘ltSIliN 'I‘ll' Nl12\\'l'lill'l‘.
The Hunt whit-h :l largu-
.out' people itavt- lililIi'Illt‘lIi‘tI

Iitttnlwr of
tilt grid!
on 'I‘Itursiay next.
tin1 annual popular I‘XII'I rsiou to
th-wptu'l, "l‘lto tittvt-tt of \‘ttlt-ting
'l'lut'.~ " sin-rial train will lt1.t\ Suttlli
‘ til i.. and ii ‘sl pays‘
Itltt- mat of tho r-ound Itip liansptitin-
lion. 1.\t1wi1-utt has luudl foremost illil-
uttg lit. \mt'ld
luv .1
Illllfllll I
and .‘IIIIIit mi l. IIIllll‘.1.
.tiid iIIt- lIIIIIlIIHIIIIIIl"~

.:tll II.

summer t-tsttria' of titt1

lot more tli.ttt in.» ”lillilil'h.
«‘Iliilllla oi Ilt'l Ill-illildl strut-ti,
wot twain iii-w:
sltt- ail‘otds l'\|‘lI\
\tstltir [or t-itittytttvui, .Il'l' IIilt'M't‘IIwI
“all! oi lltt1 Iilllllt'lllllrt [Milli-u III intt1t
_.I .n. \ttiliitt t.t.~,\ walking 'Il.‘l.illt
Itoin Ilit Ml‘illllt'l' landing oi barn-1.- lot

.Idllli-s iIIIII t‘.ti'i'lagt‘1 ittt‘ iti.lt\t1iti.il.~.”ot‘
Inti. llll‘t't‘ or tout Ilt'i‘rtlllh, Itizi-y ln- i‘lldl‘

Il'll‘III. .tI l'l‘Jrltllillllil‘ prim-s. with dritrt's,
\\Ilti \\iII answer all tillvnltiillx it‘i:..tltIllii:
IIIl.IIlI|t it~ [hiss-d. and \I. iit1-I '
litittl

Ite|\'l'h III I I” it

.IIttilll11
I~ duh Nt-wpnti :ti

Ill.

l.Ii1I [I Ill.

1‘ .t. It 1.1. i‘.\'l‘iiill.lt‘ t‘i.I'Il. I

llllv tui ilw Itt‘nl g.lllit111 ui' i1.lll Ioi tlt1}
M‘fliillll Wil'i iilai‘tal. SdIIittId)
iu-twt-rn Ilu1 ntttrs oi tit
.\Itsiiitt-in1t1, Ib-twilt and l.ttt-rnr_\ soul
I'll. 151” my i'athollt' i'IIIIl.
want-was \It‘ltIlItiIIs by a wow Ill. touI

stlttttnau and Irnuihg.‘

tit-1 buibty tut lIlt tit-tots .tud \‘ututs-i
and ti‘lltit‘u ioi tit.-t 'dllitillt tlub. III’
to lItt-t1iiililll Itiniun. 11o t'ItItii'l) 1't1tth1st I
Hi ltud Ilt't'll iht1 gatnv, that Ili1llllt-l‘ sub
iiud st-ort-d lini‘ing IIIIlI Inning. lb
i‘1tllmlft' i‘lllli nuttit1 u run. nttd in ilt11.
ninth tln1 tit. .inst1ph's lllliiIt‘ two. and
did ttot buvt- a man out Witt-n Iltt1 gaun-
was t'dllod 'l‘Iit~ rli .Iunt-plt'r will pltu
Iln- Kid-try. it‘s. In Ntii‘WIIIII Parlour-at
r-Intnrtlay afternoon.

.lllliiNii A‘I‘ Nllli'l‘li IIltlAl‘ll.

‘l‘ltt1 stetiiiu-r'llolitv lloi'iuti tool. out
one of NW Intgt-st t‘ilt'tii‘i-iuils tit tin-
mason to North lit-orb ii-sterday 'I‘Itir
iy lilt‘llllil‘l'ii of tin- Ariun flinging sat-i
oi). wtilt Ilu-ii' I‘uiiiiib-s. \‘isilt-d IIW
brush. and were aitwtts at tit-1 butt-i.
w-brt'o u runrort was glvhtt front L“ to
I o‘tlotg. 'I‘lh1 Minn thorns suits so.»
t1I‘IlI lbw solution: under the iIIl't't'lIil‘l
ul lIunIt-I laws-1r. and Mill \\'t1lh‘r. of
lithiahport. gate a number of math-
t-t-t.lluiit-its. Tim Horton will go to
tIh-n island but Nunduy. lvui‘lua NltllIIi
Nurwnlit iii In a in

new

til'hll‘ I.\i. l‘I"'I\ illdh‘l'lNlI

.\ spu- bti tlti meeting will Ili‘ Iit‘IiI III I
Ai'loli Iiuli. tonight. at. it tt‘t1ith1li. for ib1 i
purpose of appropriation Ilh: rtIIIIl til1
tlilzllt ttt pay iht1 ddnieat-s assvsml in
III11 layout. whit-ulna tutti httittrih-int-nt
oi Mtutrtat lilii't'l, front riotitlt Muiu It.
tllaln ItIl'N'lii; ttlittt ltt l'llllilll'i'l'_ "in ad
i‘isuitllliy oi mitt-irtit-tltig ttit oi't1rIIow
st‘wtu' irttiti iiatitiliott Ill‘l‘lllli', through
llpritig. Mwltttuit' and Wood sit-t1t1is to
ill" Itrtioli or noitr I'ttut-orti slrt-ol. to r111
New lltt1 l'lit1slitnt and "Wood strtw: ,

.tl‘It1ttttutn.
.Iost-iili'n 'l'tiidl

i

The lot In. I I

iii "In “IIII

 

1M1Wt1l'rl. and If doomed advisable to up!

propriuie Ii. iiltli tor the t1tttittlrnt1tioti oi
the saute.

 

Rev 1. 1). Temple. I.

.‘.t long tiutt1

.w‘ H nihti out lIt.tI .\li.
‘I‘Itad lit't'll allot-Iii inn

.liillillitil ltiin Wi‘l't‘ true.

A not EITIILiBE

mm..—

The Rev. Ralph II. Baldwin Flees
from Michigan.

lEIVIIIIl WI] IIIIIISEHIIIIIS

laid tonave 'ed a Mew York Girl
audio have Onoeleensiehoprot
tar’a Ieontary—Vell Known
in tor-alt.

01 M

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!

i
I'I'he 1-Rev. 1Ralplt'1ll1“‘i‘lnltlwln,-oi Si 1.

John's Episcopal «hurt-h. of Saginaw
who Is well known In Norwalk. having

pttt-asions.._ls fleeing from the result of

this folly. and two househbltis are In
been I
away irotn Saginaw the greatrt part of 1

1oniniotion. Mr. Baldwin has
be last five months and It has devol-
kill“ that he has Int-u living Itt
I oil with n toting woman "said
than bet-n known formerly an Alien
1Kt-yt1s. but itnownfin tlit- neighlmrltootl
as Mrr. llultlwin. The minister went
under the namt- of Harold l1‘. lluldwln
but the naturt1 of his business was Illi-
known "I: was absent [ruin his lie~
trolt house front Saturday afternoons
to Mondays and It comes out now that
he went to attend to his duties as pren-
rher In Saganaw. _

His wife In Saginaw. who is said to
be tht1 daughter of n N1w \‘tii'kt1t' of

the norm- of t‘riltt1ntlt1ti. evidently be—

.t1.tnit1 uwurt1 oi tlit1 cause of the prou-

.1ht-r's absence. for she summoned Iit1r
ftttlit-r from New York. liaitlwin lear-

ut-d of Mr. t‘rittr-nden's prom-two Satur- -

day. and hurriedly left the
t‘lialhttm. Um.

.\I the house in Iietroll a young and
pt-1liy woman was found who duttio-d
strenuously tltal.l it1t1 nattu: wIlrl .-\llt1.-1
Koym. She said that wityn sht- first
met lltildw'in site supposed ho was sin
air. and III that ho had llt'l‘l‘IYt‘I' Ilt‘l.
rib-1 llliltlt‘ no pretense of tit-trying that
sitt- h.td lit-on i1t1.1ogtiizt‘ti as Mrs. iiztltl1
w tit. She said. however. that sltt- would
ttoi Itavt- Itt‘t1t1pit'tl tht1 tuttnt1 if sht- had
known that IIIIIlIWIll bad a “‘Ift‘. Sb.
admitted that sltt1 t-Mn't'lrtl to set- Ital-I
will again. Silt.- ‘snitl ho had told Inn“
’of his previous nutrri.tgt1._btti only :tiIt-t'
-I|t1 had said lII.'II III~
Itltllly' him was most unhappy.

'I'Iit1 young woman was pro-patina to
innit-l; but WIII‘I'I‘ telli' would not say,

.\II‘. 1“:|III\A'III went in his Saginaw-
tlutrgv Ill Junt- Ihtii. as l't‘l'lili' of SI
IIIIIII'h Elllhl‘lillilI sot-ihiy. lie was at.
I13: stu-t-iwr. routing froth :tn tirisltu‘ratit
l' iiittly About three inonllts ago tilt-tn
'it1lr‘ til’ lti.: stir-‘Iliy In. .tIIIt1 IIIIt .tru‘ lit-

tin-«1 of his t1\it.t\ttgnnt11t .qu his pro-
p.n:.it,i to l"illlllzlti bills It. timer paid
Ii was battled that Ilt' IIIii‘ll t-lutuipagnt
suppers.

city for

u. t-..1'.tlt'ttiatt1d to must- tnlit Ill i‘Illll‘I'Il .
-ilt' it1s 1. l
\Idttt-rs tllIlIlIlliIlt'tI lust wmlt wit-1n It

Illllllllilll
wmks, nus' lti
I‘nttatlu III‘1 His iatIn-t- in law. Mr
I‘t lttt-tnb-tt tit-m on and Int-g an to suiti.
his oitliatttlolis. amounting to about til.-
1|t11l MI lluldwitt's s.tl.tty w .ts 9i put
IIIII Mt: lititlwin Iitpi u i‘:t1giil il mouth
I) allow-unti- DIV": - from hot iuIIIt-r
Arrattigeinnis n't1l‘t' ttunh- by Mr I‘ III1

t'.1ttnll\ ‘I‘Ih-y It‘ll tltt1.1‘iti
II lit said that Mts ibtltiaip will go in
l1! 'tttti-t- to t11dihntu Ittt t1-IttitlIt1.tt

It Is said lt11rt1 Iltai IlditiiIIll w .o fut
tuorly ni't‘”ltlll|\ to itisltop I'ottt-r, of
Ntw \tiilt.

In t‘hatlutm. lint, last night, Mr
lidhlwllt t-tiltft-ssmi iltui lltt1 allegations
llti ltad ultutt-
1lont1d tlh‘ Saginaw pulpit and will not
i‘t-Illl‘ll to hlls-ltlattn. II

_._..-.--.......-.......+
"WI" UAW I

Killed 'l'hrte Oats. Two
chewed up 'l'eat m

'I‘lu1 agotttl wIth‘lt was pilo-ouh-d to

l‘ontpttny l.. 'i‘bird l't1IIillliltl,LliI\ Ill‘ l1‘

IIortiitr. was Il‘Illllll‘tI to ltini ital

IiitIIi,\ In a Hit-ill ituu titan. tIttd with
tho t-otupltnn-nts of tin- uh1u.‘-.

litttlng iii- brinl‘ mlotun III i‘nntp

Iluvon. Niunth. the ilIllllIl ItIIItid three.

iallii two i-tututer... utiti Phowed tip twat-

,1|.\‘ ttll lltt1 tt1ni littlest.

IIr llarntt-r inihnds to reintut1 igl

\\ \N'I‘l‘ii I‘tili tillllll'l‘lNlI A’MAN
'Ilh1tloutli \tuwallt polht hath Iiwn

tittiiIIt'd Itt ltuilt iiIII ltu‘ .Itiliit 'I’t-l‘iuli.

IIH' Ito-I. nil turbos Iii In-Ighi. weighs

Inn [lillllllln with two upptr It1t1lli inla-
sing. dark brown tousiurho. slight t-ast
in "no eye; worn it blue .1qu unit and
sulphur lit1 In wanted In llridgrpttrt
n..- MIIINIIIIII n luau.

 

liAIIOAiNrI l1'lill 'I‘IIII WIGICK.
ladle-1' shit-l waists. haw gtanls. IiIt'
i plt1tt1. lini'd Wtuiil bod-load“. .3.
Long llrultt-it rttt-liet's. first; I’ll“ tttaI~
irt-sstm. to tilt t-tgtilttr madt1 lilnt'it hoot1
1t Illi'. 'l't1u tlitiut1t1 r'IIi will be sold
tlit1itii.Wt- shall limp lite lurgmd slot'k

of t1rgt1llt1ry in town and soil the ohmp-'

)lt-tillnltl I "on.

'Ilil'

 

n.“ .

fipreat-hed at firth-e church on several .

I

i

I0;

WANTED—Trim or three rooms in?

light housekee log. on second leer
within five‘ mI'Ftuies of North III!
Adress A. 5.. Sentinel ones.

I on

WANTED-A capable young girl w
general housework. Must be very
neat and systematic. One who da-
slres a steady lace. Reference rev
oulred. t‘ail atItlentiuei ones

street.

i " at K
WANTED—Man nd wife or' m gen-1 ,

 

tletnen to has [Front room. has

of bath. final aiion- Add!!!“ 5.
augflt

Sentinel oflice.

 

'I‘O LET—Apart!!! t- Ni). 1 and 8 H!!-
l y street, south Norwaik. 3d leer.
four rooms. Al 3 rooms . No. 30
Day street. thir floor. Apply to or
address. Mrs. Ybnugs. No. a flat
avenue. East Ndrwallt. Cantu
iii I u a

1m LET—mare hi the second it... at
The Sentinel Iluildltig. April! at
The Sentinel 0 Ice _

 

’I‘O RENT—118nm out. u 1! Iain
street. Norwallr. inquire of F. W.
Rogers.19IhlainIaireet.Norwhlkt

 

T0 l.ET«8ecortd ll r over .I. ll. hay-1
Ion’s once. 5 rooth. rent. '10; also 4
room apartments 2d floor. front.'ov-
er 1‘). w. Ray ond‘e art
department. lnq ire olioe Old WOII
Clgar company. 8: Validation
street. ' '

 

.Muslc Hall M
house. twelve

i

To I. ET~—Slx manta:
piovements. No. i
e.

suitable for Ohio
rooms. wIth imp
Art-h street: hon
street. rent. 8";1

Woodward event?

5 rooms. 7 Ann
tiloor. 8 rooms. I.
rent. 90: 3 rooms

70 South Main reet. rant. “- I.

A. Woodward.

 

it

To LET—Apartmenta of are
first floor. 8 and l Tollca street.
class order Ap y to John
Knapp. 82 West a t. or Jacob
Layton. 80th No walk. ’0

non hunt.

I1't_ilt SALE-”Standin grass: or would
i-st-Iiattgi‘ for a co ' or your. stock.

58?:

 

 

and mitt-r Iiltlltlgvlit'vs. whirl: 1‘

w‘lt- .

; Intuit-n to rt‘lilln't' bin daughter and low :
y-tslt-rdnt '

lore. and ‘

 

Address .i. K. Rtytnond.INorwalh.
(.‘tillll. II
l1‘llll SALE—At ittipoitshie form. A
nor-.11 ittwn mow-Ir carriages. har-
th-ss twinning Itiiphtnionis and tabla.
Iiatgalus iii IIUIIIWIIIIII effects. from

oil paintings to tittIiana.
a8 St

I: rooms. with
I modern Improve-
tttt1ttts. ill-st t1lai-1s ro billion. For NO
| t-Itt1ap. Apply ni‘N . Ii Maple strut.
i

W

lit-use ll
building lot Ill roar.

iron SAM-2

 

.Ntlrw‘illk. or 'Iiion as

South Norwttlli. i' at Iw

 

ssortntenl of the
I‘Iaintnoeh at m
south Norwalh
South Not-walk.
Ill

i‘tiR sai. iii-«Open sloop yacht for all

or district; 22 feet over all. I“.

new still anti perf t plum beat.
i ylttg nt Miller‘s it Ipyhl'dA

ward

In If

I‘llRS ALE- A line
i'1t‘lt1ltrattd Palmer}

I 'i‘ttasnnnlde MIMI.
lint-dwart- company.I

 

 

Edward ll. Miller. 51 W
avonne.

 
 
 

 

 

Lon

l

noniaihliig
of whit-h watt Oil

Ill be paid for
It» r1t‘tutn to Frank \I 'llwh. 83 North
a! It

UNIV A lady‘s HilliIIlIiI.
about Oh. one piwt-
Ill gttbi A reward

Main street.

MIMILLI IOU"

IlAVIil YOI‘R PIANO TI'IINM

Iatritwoutl. Militia III". till"
5 repairer. 'i‘eu ream
1 Illtllllit' - Agent let ”ya

1 million planott.lb1
wamoorns. ii and I0 0%

upstairs. iiouih Nor Ia.I

mail will receive on pt alto-1H.u

 

I VINII ll\' THE ”400“

. Maui's than who not Id not for W
lunar-y go Ililti lIItt ltlhheu at ‘I u'ttlosh
III the morning and any to the ninth.
litt you Illiow Ihni it it: half-M MOI
o'rlurll? Well. It u. this new: We
in... thirty Ilw tulunttm seven. aaa
my train goes In Iwouly- ditto magnet"
will quietly and in mid blond phi th.
titaii up In It1IIIlig IIlI Ill! M ”It
This isn't fair to the Irlt “h. II I“ M
rut-ugh win-n a man. or won a will.
in II sudden aunt oi ans r. swears at.
tramp, or peddle-r. or Ir listing will.
with a slamming door it a
window This Is done in a will
try of temper. anti has st Ila
tillllltl at great provur Ion. hat I’-
ltia by tho t1ltit1it Is all" I do” m
talin tltdihei'aiitin and with Milli. If“
terthougbl. and It Is porsitvanll II N
by day. It's too mean It the cloth.
\‘ot'al mt tho lilg l'llli‘li «I In DIM."
sin-nblng to poor little Pal I. than
tyred riot-hit should all v7 ill
runsoIt-nmt of the tearhe . laying III
day long In slat-halo tones "My m
makes me Iitt. My niaa nail! .
Iio."~lioltert .l. litirtiet in m
.‘ ladies Iiotne .loaraai.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

tea"

as Ili‘

I. Raymond. 1
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