tiLeag‘e liepiy to a Let-i
. “tooling Admiral Sampson.
“ it a copy of his reply to
Navy Department.
Washington. August ll.
r sir: I an: In receipt of your
L‘ baton to assure you that
an the ground of your Ignorance
“the whole matter You have no ap-
Mine of the responsibilities timi-
min: attainments its an ofll
;” ill! splendid work he has doitc
m,“ his florta‘ for woelts an
”M-
always done. in to. long
m M I Illould feel bound to do
I“ had noferrcd in similar terms
,, In of our deserving odic era.
“Admiral Sampson was selected
II on single to theI public Interest-t
t
ii! command. having become in
muted for duty by reason of sick-
uses. was necessarily
i
that t 0 lost "precau-
h
tieaa latl been letters to prevent "Mi
escapi- of Carvers: that our fleet was
kept «instantly in line. so far from the
entrance at night. and so far by day:
Ithat the most rigid care with sesrcbw
lkhts and every other appliance was
Itaten every night; that the command-
' Ing oillrer of every Vessel knew his post
i
A
. Washington.
Iaad his duty In case of an attempt to
email; so that. when that attempt
came the movement to prevent it. by
the attaclt of our vessels upon the out~
.comlng Spaniards. went on Iiite cloclt-
work; as. at Chattanooga. every move.
ment of that great battle was carried
out althouh General Grant was nel-
ther at Missionary Ridge nor hooltout
Mountain.
"I can well understand why theI
friends of other oiiicera should be so ctt~
thuaiaatic and earnest. as I am In giv-
Iu them the credit they so richly de-
serve—every' one of thew—for their
glorious work. I cannot colic ve of
anybody so mesa as to detrac by a
single hair from their merit. But I
‘ cannot understand why such a bitter
feeling is manifested in many quarters
toward Admiral Sampeon. when all
these oflosr'a subordinate to him In
their reports clearly anti cordially rec.
ognisu the fact tha‘t. although at the
Inginnitig he was. by orders from
"going to confer with
General Shafter. yet the battle was
fought under his orders, and that the
victory was the consummation of his
upon Admiral Sampson: or; thorpugh preparations.
'F'or myself. I know tto predilection
rot any out.I of these gallant men. I
I would crown evei'y one of them with
for the naval victory gtaurels.
was he crowning actI-omplish- just deserts
ti week-t I serves unstintd praise: not oneI of them
I want them all to have their
Every one of them tII.II~‘
deserves any less than a. full measure
t
i
tor that tiny ti work.
‘And thmfore. I can thlnit of noth-
. it. 3“ “’9" 3°“ Indh'fik' ‘“ 8m" Ing more cruel than a depreciation of
“did orlticlaln I cannot forbcar to the m rlt of the faithful. devoted. pa-
ii { trioili
to . I'.f'lll| worn with sleepless vigil. weigh-
commander-In- chief. physically
ed with measurelessmponaibllltleitand
details. letting no duty go tintionc: for
weeks with censIIIesir precautions bloc-
fifimd “ the North Atlantit ltadlng the Spanish squadron: and. at
“'9 the department. ‘" Iluat by the tinerrinir fulfillment of his
w!“ of Ill be“ judgment. "“th tplanit. (rushing it under with theI fleet
which executed his command. yet now
"‘9'“ that he “"3 especially “m“ coutpcllcd in dignltlcd Silt‘lit'i' to be as-
‘ I” I.” ”'8' ANN.“ Slcard. who sailed on vlnilltItittIly its if he were an
int nty to his tIoiitittIv.
”I III“ sure tlitit no out- tlcprct-attw
“1"“.me WI 'itlli'fi an attack more than the officerII
m 0‘ "'9 department. ““0 '5“me of the duct. commodom captains and
was but in command. 'Ihcse two art-I .t.ll
Ml! accomplished ordnance ofli itVl'I‘ disquiet there may be elsewhere
out. “Vi" been “3‘“ at “‘9 head “' the navy Is serene. I am reminded of
I“. Ordnatm bureau and having devot-
“ themselves to that bruntli of naval
deletion.
Sampson is a man of the ver high-
I
i
i
i
l
i In“ wofeui‘onal attainments. so ely 'de-. I
voted to his duty lie never pushes
hint of anything of that sort you do
most cruel Inn-tim- to it titan who has
. never sottht favor or applause In any'
other way than by the simple discharge
Ii! his duty.
1
Muff forward. and when you aceusn‘
I
Second—vThe iflovcntent on Porto Ili- i
an Vila not a movement fordta capture. {I
The department. which has very rarely ‘
“Moved with the movements of Ali-1
llll‘lla commanding tutttntlrona. did.
however. inaltc one cxprcss order.
fiat was that ottr battleships ttituttlti noI
It! elpoood to the risk of r'N‘lOIlii Injury
from the tire of any tort.
tho Spanish iItItIt was strong.
I
and ‘
At that time .
Iii I crowds of ‘Sttuttfort‘. and New i‘anatttt
Among them. all Is peace. What-
.\Irs. Beecher Stowe‘ s beautiful verse:
II‘atI. fhr beneath the noise of tent
. pests tllctit
Anti sliver arm-ti chime ever pence»
fully:
And no l‘Iltlt‘ storm. how fierce so'et
It ilietlt.
Ditilill‘ltri the Sabbath of that deeper
Still.
Truly yours. JOHN D. LONG.
n. canal saunas.
Electric trains letwesa that Diane
and Itamford low Dunning.
The electric cars on theI New I“:tntuin
running on schedule
when the new Sttntluy
Into cifcct. latrac
brunch lwgtin
time Sunday.
time table tvciit
whereabouta and destination were tttt ,I "flip“! enjoved the trip. and It was i'tl-
.1 haown. The primal ntItcsttIty watt tot mm..." that “hm.
it;
, meet anti crush itti tiltiptt amt to set-tit \
; , 1* tie the domination of the ht‘tl. "I-lli
would instlfy the unttccttt-tttry iIittit iii
the dutruction of any of our hattItI-
u had not arrived. the Maine way ‘ ‘1“!
“timed. and no nttIItil nutiiorlty i satisfactort manner but lir'i‘tliilllillir
l.'.‘titt
tttItItI turrit-tl over the road during tltc
IIZvIIttytItitu: worked lit the moat
lilihM‘Iiflf‘l‘r
ItutI been taken In the l‘illilnlll) itt cunt-
of one of the ltittlul'r giving out or
ably. except in buttliI with tltc ellt'lu.‘ * I filllli‘ other titiIt-rat-ctt tittidottt tit-t tit-
ships.
, The
Villa Vita thtii caper itI.tl i‘ warm up
sumo learning that our fleet am
at “it Juan. changed ltis destination .0
MMJOIII' movement to Porto iii-
no the became n i‘i‘i‘illillflliiiililii't' and
W ll INI’Wi'. 'l'hcrc wait no In-
“Iiion at this time of taking i'orto
nice. er the «my wait not then ready
he ee-operste.
Third—With regard to actidltni out
ahiu into the hitrbot ofIStttttittgo \tl-
liral Rampart was attinit ttittit-t- titt-
aapihtlt order» of the department not
is espoae his armored thins to the rut.
of lilhlag by mint-ti. and the wisdom
of this course. i believe. ht iiilli’t'l'aiill)
aohaowiedgml by totvtil authorities IIII
waliui. an he should have done. th-
Wrtttion oi the army. Iiow elect
nail; under this twopcratlon the result
was accomplished hi now a mailer oi
sum. -
M are few more at'attltlc tut-cum-
than most have lit-cu pit-settled or t
I'M on the afternoon of the lith of
M m iihtifili'. with hitt troops tIiI.t~
Q ii assault Santiago. awaited the i‘I‘
of the Spanish tIotttttutudcr to tltt
for slit-render. lIlittttptiott‘s IItItIt
III at the math of litiI harbor. drawn
‘. h line and untidy to bombard. to
it had been for days ||l"l‘\ii|lla. and the
m ell-er stood on lip htIlatittt rt‘dI
dy ta wigwttg the shunt ittr iirititt
“only. instead of this Ilaital come the
seal word that the lilitiitlttii butl .mr
inbred to this tIotstldIuId tIeiidiuiIss fut
m
«I. ‘
l'aitrthI-Illlottac hear lti tttlttd tluv vttI
riot, and weight of the l'IIIiIiilliIiflilllli"
wild were upon Admiral rtantpttott tut
tits atoaiit prior to the art-tit litiillII
which destromi “i‘l‘i’ii'l‘l'il Iicct lit
Danna coast: chanted with
If all ii. move-Inertia of th.
W with clerical torrid-pint
with the department iifitl iiiliit'
arena. was devoting iii.
‘0! minding outer of the whoIII‘
. l charm. with the blot ltttilc of I
and ”Gully charged with:
- the escape of flowers. lit. .
m [MI fllii. whom you att
% w dint/l hi tit-at- dittiett. m
' you will read the orders Issued by 5.0.
I-IIrMMoW um I
P“ ' . I ,.. ' t I: “I
i W , . v" ‘ t
l
{movement to l'oilt) Ilito wan to
' possible. the m“ "r t‘ "w” ' end of the line in t‘liSi‘ of euc it an out
. l'l‘fli' Ni V
octitttol‘ttt- uitdcr hlt'lilll. with
t-IutII wax i-liiflilili‘il at either
tI.lng A}
i train it
l‘lttI HIiilItI pt tItutttItttt “lie iii
ki'll III the Stutttfta‘dI tIIid yesterday.
The average tittis to make tltc trip
from Stamford to New t‘aituau watt
twenty iliillliiittt‘ tiiltl the mount trip
wan made In two minutes lists. Lotti
Saturday ttvtItiltia. while a train in»
iIttnttItttt over the l-rttntth ltt order to
have it Iti may running order for Sun-
day‘e travel. out- trip from Most t.‘ti
noon to titutttfortl Willi mode In ten
minutes. No stops were lutiilt'. howl-t.
tr. 'I'Ito cttiitllitdura on tlundtty'u traitor
were considerably annoyed by colItItItI
ittii furott on "to cure ttttd were kept
litttty punchltta dttpictt tit-Itch. on i'\'t‘l‘,\
trip. Many of the punit'tliit'l'n 't‘iil'l‘li‘il
tlitI Illlnflilii‘ll Itttprctodttu that force
would lie Itiltcu up tilt the cars tut llttIy
Iii-I tut Ifii‘ sItIiItII itttlwuy Iiitcs. 'I‘hht
."‘ not ..., Nti llllllt‘lilfll'n’ ltuvc IttIctt
‘phtced iii the curb. lillif tit-ittItnI liilirii lii‘
iutl‘t'ltttittvtl iii llli‘ tltIptti llt'lttti-Itiiflt‘rtt itti
rtututIriy. ‘i‘wo tItttthitItttItItI tittttotItncti
were iti charge Sunday. 'l'ltt-y will
l‘iiillllilit' no for ii tthittIt time.
Sunday hilliliil ttIutIttIt \i’lttit In titt-
lesson at- are to tll‘li\\ from this war
with ilptilu.‘
i.ittltI Willie
ain‘t no litaattti
\i'ltIltliItntcht'
in It for tot.
'l‘hcrc
‘T‘i'r‘i
itIttthlu' finish: a lit-smut.
Milli cute. Vag-
adult” flavor.
New lasiaati
Dialed Diaper.
Soillhyttllgooti
grocers In taati a
pound rant.
we“?
Aama PACKIN 60»
m. ml. Us " ‘I
W...-
low Is on atria. tutti 'imtctt' rapid
Who Have Found it Out are
one to lay so.
You have the evidence on every
hand. from every ward. from every:
street of both the Norwallts. that Cali-
fornia Catarrh Cure. cures catarrh eas~ '
lly and quickly? and if It did this In
the whim and spring. much more eas-
IIy will it do it In the smother. now
Do not delay. (let California Ca-
iorrh (‘ttre today. Cure all traces of
your catarrh. be rid once and for all of
ithe constant hawking and sanding. and
i for once be ready. when winter comes,
to most It with clean. strong. healthy
nasal passages and throat that shall
not succumb in a detestable cold In
the head.'to the first cold wave. Note
this core: ’
Mrs. 0. Warren. who lives at 7 Ann
street. South Norwalit, says: “My Ili-
itle grandson. who lives with me. has
lbeon troubled quite badly with cw
tarrh. and I got him a bottle of Cali-
fornia Catarrh Cure at Plaiated‘a drug
store and had hint use It. It helped.
him very much and seems to keep no
head much clearer than It was before.
As so many trouliles arise front ca-
larrlt. especially when one so young
has It.II feel that In Catarrh Core [I
have found a‘good thing." - {
Hay fever is immediately relieved‘
and even entirely prevented by (‘all-
fornia (‘atarrh Cure. All druggista;
50 cents; three times as much. 01.00.
ml!“ 'flm‘.
Ambassador Camlton received
Spain' a reply to President McKinley.
General M'lles In closing on San Juan
from four directions Spanish citlsone}
are fleeing from the city. The troops
are increasing the fortifications. not~I
withstanding the desire for peace. I
Sis companies of the Seventy—first
New York will leave Santiago today
on the Grand hticheas. j
Secretary Long gave otit a letter he;
had written. debntllng Rear Admiral:
Sampson. and giving hint credit lot
the destruction of the Spanish ilect at l
Santiago. '
A special cable despntclt front Gib-y
raltar says that there Itt grcut confua- fi
loit lit the moving of troops and war'
supplies on tho Spnninh toast.
Secretary Algcr- says that the army I
would hitvtI been moved front Santiago
some time ago but for the flilSi' state-
ments of representatives of the Illi'lll'.
cal department that there was .t plngtim
of yellow fever in theI camp.
Surgeon General Sternlterg receive-dim
a report declaring hospital supplies 1
wow not landed for the troops tit San- |
tiaito because the nunrtcrntantcr'e tltI— I
parlmcnt furnished no facilities. tintl‘
the commanding general ignored tip-
peuls for aid.
ilencritl Shutter declared htI “III- not
responsible for the tondltlon of affairs
on the transport,» Senora and Poncho. "
and that thereI had never been enough I
medical supplies for his army.
Rear Admiral Sampson's repori con-
tIertilng the rclutlona between the army 1
did navy tit Santiago was uttitItI pulII
llt'.
Ntirn‘l (‘Iillrill‘lit‘Itir Hilfiriilll i'ltu'iitul
t‘crvcra at Annapolis and was tide.-
IittnnttIly greeted by the Spanish :tdI
inlrnl.
..
...—.wm
1‘0.(ll‘EN 'I‘IIE MSTER.
line of the latent appliances for the;
restaurant and lame hotel In it nit--
t-hanicttl oyster opt-tier. At lire-Will;
there is nothing of the kind tilt the
market tIttctIpt the familiar oyster"
ItttiftI. It counter. of u curd irtitt lltli‘l- .
ntiulai fl‘lilllt‘. tilting \tlitcli slide» :1
hll'tllifl r‘Ilt't'l ltittdtI. timu'ipultited by .t
powerful luintilc tiptIruttItl on the with.
ct principle. A I‘iit'tISe Ia provided [iii
the oyster and the force tIxciItcd i». Sill‘t‘
to open the moat ttltatltiittc ltit’dltc.
and in \i‘l‘i quick order. A saving In
time reunited tti open the oyster» ittttl
.t tillla‘i‘tllli' ttt illi'IliptlilnI of the opened I
Itltultcs are claimed as Int Ieatllnu ftI:i- l
fill'i‘ii.
m
‘iiNiI‘lIISSIIIil A\‘ll WAS HANIIII‘II I
lily Associated Press.)
Itlplcy. I‘ctin.. August 9—«Suturduy
tutti-ulna about it o‘clock ItitIiittiItI 'l‘hiii”
tttottII. it “it'll“ of bad reputation. tIttttIiI~
til the house of I.. ll. Illness and at l
tctnpittl to llhtitlllli his tiatuhtcr. Slit-l
Iit‘l'i‘iillii‘il Iilltl the negro run. A Poll“
IIluttttItl him to Middleton. 'l‘tItttt.. whtII-I1
Ito wait tItipttttItItI Sunday tIvcttIttu tttid
Irtttutltt to lllplcy. lit mode it full
ttttfctudtttt and ass lutttg Id tit lil ot- Iot‘tt
Monday morning by an orderly trowd
of tiillt‘iia.
litih‘t’i-l Wild. .\‘ti'l‘ ititlSlth.
llly Attriticlalotl l‘rctttiJ
t‘antp IluvtItt. l‘Ittltttl SttittItt \l'llii"
Pout. Nttttttlt i‘ttllll Autitttit ii to an]
interview today t‘tipttilit liotittI. cottt
utautlittg lluht battery A. ptotiouttctd tot
fuhm tittd ttttlutuidetl the published to I
port to the tIlfiIti that he caotttctttplule i
resigning his conttttuttd. i‘tiiilillli'
l
l
lltuttItI iilI_Vli fir pvopoactt to retain his
coututtiutl ttntii l‘i'llti‘tItl and that he
will so in Porto iiico with ltltt buttery
He adds that while iiiiilli' time unit lie
«uttered front tttttlarltt. he has fully ri-
tovtrtti utttl la now tttJtuIitg the best i
'ol ltIIttltlt.
I DOLE do. me I'iiiiiilDiiN'i‘.
lliy Associated Press.)
thin iI‘tIattclscat. August 9*Iiottator I
Morgan. of the Hawaiian t‘tiiitillffliililil.;
Is quoted by the Call ill saying lliM‘
tIv-l’rcaltlettt linlc will ht- thi- ilriit pres-
ldcni oi littwitll. tutti not Mlnlaicr ric-
wuil. :ot rt't‘cflili' reported. The south
tar added that be has reasons to Itcliavo
.thtil Admiral Miller was carrying Iiule's
icotumirsiott to the Islandit.
wait” hf ‘I'
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.Waahirtgton St.
day. Aug. 8th.
w y ‘I
run wttitmt nanotvN 2d ‘ ‘
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I'ersoaairaragr‘ephsAhoniM of
Umallaldthair m
tintirge ilowntan and wife. of Null!-
. ititIIt. are at: tho Mahacltetuu Hotel.
‘ Mlilri Mfillllii Kelly. of West avenue.
gla visiting in Providence. It. I.
Mr and Mrti. Samuel J. Watkina
I harp gone to Sarntoun for oneI waeit.
Miss Agnes IJttlciolin and mother.
I. flat :1 .
Mm. Improved “1...“... oil "an.“ ; of Norwnllt. are sojourning In the Cot-
Nosntoke. No smell. Nodanger. ‘ m lu' ,
---- Mimi Ellen Kenney. of New Haven.
‘ is a finest of Mt. . ‘Iitrnard McGovern
R'Efigerfltufl, ' of Norwullt. I . .
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Window scmnlo . Mrs. Milford 'A. tIIfiIn. of south Nor-
wallt. In tho guest of relatives In liar
““d , Harbor. Maine.
SCI'QOII MS, Mrs. Newton (3. (Braves. of 25 Marsh-
, nII hirer-t. has returned from a visit in
AV Cost. Vernon Center.
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Miss Renate Miller. of Georgetown.
Is the gilt-SI of Miss Mary E. Smith. of
Iiavat-w avenue.
_‘ .ltttnca Lyon Illitl ltls nlccc. Mitts An.
iiitI 'I‘ttngnte. of New York. are visit-
. iitg Iii South Norwrillt.
& Dow,
ll: Washington at., Bo. Norwnlh.
THE BEST '1' Hill OUT!
In Aching Tooth.
Hundreds tan testify that It mnlneattaoied
pit lttltttiiiiy bv
W. DARMER.
'i‘ccth not only extntctetl. but tilled without
pttii
Artitlt htl let-tit. from Millie sci untl upward-t.
iTI\ lit that ill and look vrt-I
'Il‘octii tIItIt tit-ti. bleached llulil itlntlgltlrtitItI.
t‘ rtttvtiun'tl riti'gt- Mark
All work pertaining tunitttleru dentistry tel
\ cry rctasttlitiltk t Illlmt'l.
'l‘t'It tit I .vtntt- led lulllleh‘dly fate.
Attiuluittt i‘llllllgl, file.
I' Itttlttunt fillings. hunt The.
tittlti fillings. frittu'l ..il)
t‘ rttwtia. fnttttflwlll
tinit tht best of iiiuttIrIaIti used and wort:
git. tittittctIti.
DR. F. W DIRMER.
latuder' it idol-.h South Main tttrcct o‘vtIr lint.
lc r‘ a drug .IIlurt. South Norwttlh.
tint-c lillill‘ti: fritttteu. in mums.
tr.‘ I p. in. ltttl
Established aluttu lilll.
Moving Ahead!
Mrs. Mary E. Holintat and non Ed.
word. of Norwnllt. are visiting frienda'
In New York state.
P. .l. Mttrruy. of Northampton. a for.
mer resident of South. Norwailt. la in
{town visiting friends.
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Mrtt. I). M. (‘nriisie and Miss .lulltt
.IitIMny, of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs.
M. Lillidi'l‘. of West s’trm.
I
Mr. and Mrs. George W.‘Jciinlngit, of
Hartford. are guests of Mrs. Susan J.
linrtwiclt. of IIttnford place.
Sielfl' Mtiry Madeleine. formerly
Miss Agnes I‘InvtIn. has been a guest at
MutIy‘e convent. Norwnllt.
‘llhi‘ \lia‘e‘tia' NtIlllt‘ and Kallt' Sulli—
v. III. of ltrooitlyn. tire guests.- of Mrs.
Intuit-I Ill'lSi‘iIll. of Strawberry Hill.
I
Miss Elllllitl Brown. of Jersey (‘ity
litighte. is visiting Mix-I Mattie hilllll
.ttttl Klilllli'i‘ll Summers. of South Nor-
“all;
i p. in. tit
Mr and to.» i.. James. of New liar.
on. are guests of friends about town.
“Mimi Mrs. Jilllli'lI formerly resided
itt Nip-walk.
Hurry Knapp ittttl lIItlwnrtl II‘roelt loft
South Norwttllt tlti~ morning In the
ftirtttcr's bunt. Hurry. for a cruise its
liltu'k lSltillIl.
Sim-r Mary Elizabeth. of New Lon-
don. formei-IyIMIee prllilt‘irt Muginn. of
Nut-walla. spent the l;t.~i two weeks at
St. Mary's convent.
Mien Elmira .Vl. Nit-hols, of Smith Dr-
:tutztI. and Miss iiwycr. of Newark. are
KlltISlS til .\it'. and Mrs H. W. ituy~
tttoutl. of i‘ri'Sl'iIlll Ti'l‘l‘iit'i‘
Mr utid .“I\ dunno! liit It: Il'ilS \i'tItItl.
tit .\litlliiIttttit‘ liti\\.i_\ttttt. uttI :iijtillllf
In: for i ftIu tic-tin ll tltt Mountain
Home Miihtinlt lutkti .\' V.
Our New Goods Are Now
In Stock.
We have paid aim'litl attention
to the new colors and have it
lame variety of titeigna In lit-d.
ilmtt. IllutI anti llmw'ii.
You are cordially invited to
call and see them.
”any .I debut. otIttztitiwt tdtittI South
\‘orw.tllt i'tIttuiItuuittitutl tittirclt, liItIt
left South NUIMJIL for lll.‘ Itottto lli'iil‘
lltIttditttz. l‘.i.. on it titrtIt- u‘ct-lu' \ilt'li‘
littli.
\.
ilcorgt- Tuvalot or t‘ .. Andrea-5‘ tit--
lilillllli‘lll ~ttirtI. lt.i.~ I't' turned to hit. dii~
Ilia- iifltIi‘ flit-titling ll wiIiIk‘S \lii‘llllilll
Ill .\'tirw.illt and vicinity. llutilini'y
Now». ‘
i'nitttent‘ suppliea.
(Ilium. vita,
Painting. paperltattglttg
and decorating.
.....n ....-.m... I
tit-tinge A. .lctittittgs Ihiil son Irving.
(‘lilil'liIh II), .lt‘liilllllrt. .ltI. tutti Ilodtnott
I'ortcr, sinned illiti titoruittu In the
l'tu'tittItI'a t-ittlmnt. lhtpiittc. .for tho
'l'ltlttthltI Islands. .
Judge and Mrs. It. \i’. (Irv-gory Icft
Ntirwttlk today for a trip down cit-III.
'I‘hcy will go front 3'th York to Port-
ltilltl lty hunt lilill tht-tt will proud-l)
tIttttItttl their trip to \Itttittt-ltcttd lathe.
'l‘lw \Iliotca lltIlltI \liilllilV.
llrtatlcy tutti tlrtitItI \‘tititttttt. of ltanI
hul‘y. and the Minion II'.‘\'u Mttt'ltclialtt
iillil Iiiitttut Ailtll'i‘WtI. of IltIilth. Ittive
tIttuiIlttItl ItittttiI ttflir \lli'ilillill a week
iii the littviltttttl iltittntI llill Iel and
lo interstitial limit
J acobM Layton,
Its-o. Life and Malice“
INSURANCE
lies! Estate sad Ilesse Amt.
mesa Ileantsiiln Tickets. and Iterllng
Drafts. tease Negotiated.
and Stocks tlold.
orrtcn. i RAILROAD run:
out)?“ NttitWAIJt. - OONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
Tales.
RAYMOND.
“endurance
and Neuter.
Il'aahiagtoaliu mam.
MOM“
Teleaboaeaihalaa.“ in
Mar Inn
Mr. and Ira .lttlttt \\'ttllttIt'. of idtIIi
tittloig. I. I. who are Iattctttlltut tho
Mlllillli‘l' driving tItiIttitalt the country.
til‘l‘li'i'tl here from Nt'ii' lattitltut. .i’tI-I
ltIrdtty. uittl Iil't' \lhllllifl Mr. ttttd Mru.
\i'lllltttit II. iiwd. of Qttiiilttrd itviIttutI.
Ililrl Wot-it.
...... .. ...,m...”
ttititrnl i'iiittitiNAI. t‘tINltIIII't'.
iiiy Associated l'mtal
\i'ootlliury. t‘ottti.. Attattst it it. w.
‘ili'liill'. tt tttusichttt who Willi ttrritateti
Iit littttltuin ytIttttIrdtty afternoon at tho
itttuttttce of thtttlhttry ttutltttritles. watt
ltiIouiiltt to thlnoducc lust ulaht and
illicit Ii prelltttltutrv Ittttriug before
.Ittttttc M ii. tiltttlly. 'l‘lto chargers
itauititu l‘iil'lii'i' were two to number an
alumni moot [It'l'rttiiiiil ittistI.titulutIt iio
iitiIi held In httittltt of that lot- it con-
tlttttctl Itotirltui ltii Monday. August In.
MttN'l'lililiV Aliiili'liil A'l‘ t‘Ai'l'l‘ltl.
fly Associated I’reaad
Still Vi‘illii'latut. AiIlitd ”II A aptu'lll
to the Full trout t‘uvlto dated August il
rtiiiri: 1
TM three il‘tiilitlltii‘lii which sailed
from thin lI‘rttncIttt-o with tiara-viii Mer-
tltt but which were delayed ul liiiitoI
lttitt arrived today. The ttttinitur Mow
ttIiIt-y tilso arrived.
Open daily. ascent laturday. from O
lubioliiuolliiiffiililffl'llu
latui'tiay. a a. tu. to ill uh. sad en los-
sy evenings front ‘I to I.
interest allowed on item
About IOLIIANI. Pleat.
JOHN it. "it'll. Vice-Heat.
030. I. asaasa. lite. and m
Mr itttnllua Young IIrIuttdty ltt fltic
log to marry ultl Misti iirtuttiacrett
Mi'a. Ittitttlttg itlttlfmllflittli For titer
liiiill'u unite! Mr. ltutttlmi Partly.
‘liml portly for her haalt tit-count.
Norwalk Chronicler