“to ~11. ”tanner, not
lulisrstl'oaus.
ll? Alsosiated Press.)
5M August 8~Ansid rumors of
' M the army of General lilies is
‘ on toward San Juan by roads
the east went.“ and centre. This
forces at the capital.
_ ‘ Henry in advancing on Are-
' did the artillery in going to \‘au-
Americans are strong and should
L , without a setback.
on for much service. A reconnois-
M00 of Faisrdo shows that there are
a i wineries there. Report says that
Iran will offer little resistance.
, The Third Illinois. supported by the
. M Ohio. advanced on Guaysms.
. was: lamina and were attacked by
“ “natal! outposts. The whole moun-
W was soon sblalu -with apntterllll
i‘ Ire. The volunteers behaved well i
drove the Spaniards back. and took the
town. the cleanest and most motor-
in on the island. The inhabitants
and welcomed the Americana.
. with colors hoisted.
When the Spaniarde made an attacit
the '00th Ohio met them. and there
“I but work at close range with two
dynamite guns. I-‘ive shots of the ll)"
4 “lie Inns and :I well directed mus-
. W lire drew the enemy built. The
”than troops were armed with
Km. 110””le and the Spanish with
Mule“ rifles. The Americans had
230 then wounded and the Spaniards
milling! and thr-ct wounded. The
temporary hospital III in the munici-
pal cockpit.
000ml Brooke estimntl that the
force of the enemy was 400. and that
1.200 more were In the hills and heavy
brush.
General Brooke. is here in conference
with Major General Miles. Ilia tori-e ll'
atill at Guayama. A force of about
#00 regular Spanish troops are station
ed eight miles away.
The United States cruiser Montgom-
ery and the hospital ahip Relief have
arrived at the port of Ponce. ‘.
"I“ III I! DAV”! emr
Miniatur- About 80.000 and ar-
i ennui the enemy to concentrate,
Invydoea not expect to be eaII- ;
not. Noemi“ mono
and ”tort“ artist. is ”pt Clinton a
; reputation as a crab-hunter that will
catcher to shame.
t‘rsb Catcher first: Is always accom-
panied on his fishing excursions by
= Councilman W. It. Bates. wheat. IsIttl
yesterday. he regarded as a sort of a
whale. but an onset: of had luck.
duet of Hess' fertile imagination. tie-
curlna a‘ boat. the pair started for the
I famous crab reserve at Guano Mill
pond. While Bates manipulated the
oars Hess out In the stern niacin; Far
Over the Deep Blue Bee. in a deep
bans voite. which was enouxh in Itself
Marin at their asfety. but’ toaeesre sII
‘ come used to these aerensdes. and III--
that they rise to the surface to better
catch. the musical sounds.
received a command t6 halt.
"Golly. there's a
Heart. ‘
‘i' It troll for him." suggested Battle.
Hess made a grab for tiw .Iah net.
! nearly awamping the bout In his es-
ctl enIent. 'l‘he c.rub inatead of coming
direction. Ilene. balancing himself on
the crab. which was fast tllmiplml‘lllfl
In the mud. Alas. for poor Hens! lie
lo.It his balance and pinned IIeadfore-.
moat into the depths after the fast
. disappearing crab. It in hard to tell
which was the most frightened. hut
Hess evidently landed iii-rt. and was II
sorry spectacle when the councilman
pulled him out of the mud.
Hess was not diaheIrIenI-d and mid
joconely:
"Well. never mind, we will have III-t -
ter luclt next time.“
equally llldlt‘rotla.
again. but this time in deep water.
which wushtvd off the mud of his lost
Ilatae. who was such an Intereated
spectator. they be forgot that ‘Hess
mllht drown until brought to a stern
realization of duty by his companion s.
cull for ht In
II.» had IIIoIIItII of IruIIlIina ac»
anti returned home a wits-r anti wetter
Mrs. Hess la a matter of conjecture.
A reporter was informed that the
'aiting {or Iomeihiag to Turn Up.
‘ (8y Aagorinted Press.)
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statue-r Rosalie urrivml III-re IIIIII night
from Shogun): Marita. with liIiI pnsscn
new from lliIWHtlII PM who I‘illllt' III.
the Yukon river \‘i'l llII' lakes, 'l'tIcI
bring advices from Iluwaou up in .llll\
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ill. life!
" 107p; .
put Hen Hoyt'u reputation as a trout,
mascot. but since then he condetnitn,
him an the worst kind at a Jonah-mot:
of the kind that was swallo‘vved'by a
It all came about this way: Messrs. .
Hess and Bates ionraeyed to Compo to
capture the festive crab according toi
a new and improved method. the pro- ’
the crabs out of the vicinity. The:
crabs. however. by [bill time have be- ‘
cording to Bltes the melodious discord .
of Iiese‘ voice seems (0,0hll‘lll them ilo I
Such was the case. yesterday. sndj
Bates was not at all startled when he
W om" shouwdiTwo burner and step. Blue Home iiil Stove. was
Two burner Blue Flame, Wtiii $7.50;
for the hate. made oil In an opposite,-
Ihe stern sent. made a terrific lunar turf
Next time the circumstances Were
"can went over-'
‘MILLINERY and CLOAK' STORE.
crab diving episode. and finished lIisI
drenching. to the intense delight" ol‘
i'()l“nnl to new and improved method-II
man. How he squared things: with‘
Danbury Young Ian in Trouble - An
iv; i1“
In"! W!“
mum. 0.“.-.
'54.“.III i‘s'.
. . ' tceaits the house an all that's in it from the Hui. I ~
floor to the baby' stlclicate skin. Became oi the cakeoi Whit. ‘i
Glycerin Toilet Soaplound in every package of lvorine it supplld
. SOAP FOR HOUSBWORK AND TOILET FOR ONE PRICE.
"You only pay for the lvoriné -—the Toilet Soap costs you Milli:
Both Washing Powder and Toilet Soap are guaranteed par
_ excellence by the fame of “illiams' Sharing Soaps.
The] lWiilia-sanmbm. Cona-
I‘ F'A 3 ii I N (II WW :.
T 0 Close Ottt'
what III left of our stock of
GASOLINE AID Oil. STOVES.
We will sell them as follows:
TWo burner and iiiop New Process Gasoline Stay 0, .
was $21; now$l750
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to not. only make the bathers apple-3
819; now ............ .'.. ................ .. ...... ............... $151!)
' how $6.“)
now 88.“)
now $3.75
Three “ “ “ “ 10.00;
Two bIIrneI-i Iasol inc Stove, ” 5.00;
Ilthree u M . II. it v-v Lil” llilw $5.25
“on t wait. we lliiit‘ only It few of them. ’
Motion .lars. ..................... 40 centu II dozen
NAntI a. VAN scov,
cor. Iavth Iain and Vast Sis. South Iqusih.
H. KRIEGER’S,
CLEARING on sun 0
SUMMER 0000s:
UIII‘SI.2. SlIiIi “tiists fort. '”
lIiIIeII \lpiIIe Hots.9 -hc.
l.iIIeII Skitts,.;l I0I. Ioc, $1.25 and $2.50
llcwcy Sailor lluts, fillc.
.\ hit: lot of Shirt Wuists Itt I'Iilc.
l"llli‘ *[llil Straw \llillli'fi, till I'IIlIII‘s,l.'IllI'.
Sui-h liilI hum of uric lily It‘tlllt I-Il IIIiI-Iw
l II M iv h‘uit‘. IlIII-l I I lIIIlI.*" .,... NIH \I'I-Itlié ‘.'..I|i|
.\ llil,.'.'t‘ ilnxtillilli‘lll IIl Silk \\ aids ill \\lltili‘.~:ilt‘
prices.
. H. Krieger,
The Leading Millinery Store in The Nora allot.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
‘1
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cIIIIIIII IIIIII its Cu Itui lpiut III lull!
stein no cart we.
i ”or lied 1lilii‘l mile for July III now on. and we are
deteIIIIiIIed this IIlIIIIl he the gI'eiIteIIi rule of
Straight liigh Grads Shoes
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3M. H. CLOVER.
m Washisgtoa Street Mill \IIi‘wsllI.
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Business Man .
“ho "takes himself known tlnongh the cIiluIIIIIs of
The Evening Sentinel,
ulIiI lI III a welcome Iluily \isiior iu the home of IIcIIIlv
I~\I-Iy citizen of the Norwulks. iillil many of the homes
of neighboring towns. it is ‘
The Oldest. Laré‘eet,
altd Moat Influential
, Daily Paper of Norwalk.
its popularity and effII ac aic attested li\ its sth'IIly
growtl in circulation and the IIIpiIl iIII reuse. oi its ud-
ch-tist Ig patronage. I i i i i I i
'l‘lill EVENING Shh "I‘INII‘I. t'euc hrs at I luau of people who
hate Inouey to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.
StIIIekcepeI-s laIge or small, who believe they have
goods that are ontlI every dollar peeple pay for them.
. should tell of it and create II demand for their wares.
This can best be accomplished through
The Evening Sentinel.
4-
30!! till lllll
'l‘lII-rcIIrI- uo if‘II iil' IIIIIl'~ about it; "I‘m: I‘llli'i‘ih‘lil.
aituply covers the field. iillil covers it In thoroughly that
the wine advertiser in more to get rI-IIII'III- liltil‘i' thuu cout-
u'IeuIIuI'uIe with the money expended. .ialt the head of
uuy luruc hIIIIiIIIWII lIoIIIIe I'IIpI-IIIIIIIItI-Il in in‘ column» if
thin is not IIII. I I I I I I I I
Let IIII fIIruiIIlI you with it rate card. or drop in IIIIII
Iullt the mutter over per-«IIIIIlly with the tItle-I'Iiniuu
IIIIIIIIIIIer. lie IvoII‘t bore you. but will I-I'IIIIiIII-I- you
quickly that printer's iult pIIyII. Illlil pIIyII hip when li'ii'il
judiciously and in the t‘illillllli" III 'l'III: l'IIIItIIIIII Huston.
And the Cost
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