WEN BLAIR Bills
The breast hill lacs-mad tbs
Engineer's Arrest. '
I
anoint—"iridium
"he“:giz‘mm
aluminum—lagoo-
“his Deal or Isabe-
manhsasm
Coesasr Dotsn yesterday afternoon
eomnlsted his investigation of the de-
tails surrottuding the railroad collie.
' in! at Death Norwalh. last Thursday.
and returned a finding which will re-
sult is the arrest of hgineer Daniel
Okla. of the pusengsr train. on a
shame of manslstuhtsr.
Gunner Dotea has delayed his dad-
iag several days. it is said. owing to
“inability of Engineer Oids and his
human. who was also Injured. to be
Mt. it was his intention to hear
the story of the engineer and his as-
sistant before closing the Investigation.
but he learned that the mineer prac-
tically admitted running by the sig-
nals set against him and concluded
that his testimony could not alter the
evidence already offered against him.
He therefore decided to close the case
that the authorities of Norwsik might
take action in the matter is soon 'ss
they felt disposed.
it Is said that the action of Engineer
Olds Is as mysterious to himself as
to his many friends. lie has long been
connected with the road. and has ai~
ways been regarded as a careful and
faithful engineer. Itxis said that al-
though the engineer saw. the signals
set against him. he took no notice M.
them. but went blindly into the switch~ l
or. He says -he does not know why.
but he did it. and now must take the
responsibility of the death of Brake-
msn isaab MI. of the switching
crew.
The injuries received by Olds are not
considered dangerous He left the Nor-
walli hospital. yesterday. and went to
New Rochelle on the llzdi) train. to
fully recover from the injuries he sus-
tained. Engineer .Iohn Nit-Iterson. oi.
the switcher. also wcnt to ittsidingg
his former lime. to spend several
days. Engineer (lids praises the lips I
pital and those In tharge In the bighI
out terms. lie tells visiting friends
that the treatment be Is ret eiving Is of,
the beat. it is probable that he willI
be arrested In New Rochelle. brought;
to Norwalk and bound mm to the SepI ,
telnber term of the Superior Court.
and released on bail.
There are a number of circumstances
connected with the case which may lic
brought to hear at the trial and which .
may result in either the abandonment‘
of the prosecution or securing a light .
penalty Old s' good record will stand
by him and he has friends in all the
trainnien and emineers on the Pop
aolldntctl road. He feels his pttsitiou
keenly. ’
Louis W ntrntib. the fircmau who
suffered l fracture of si'W‘l‘ltl ribs,
is improvliig.
”bu-H's“ s Ills la Izid
i-dandthe‘alfis 1:00.
Very fast trotting itiltcs |ilitcc nt
liingt-c‘s track in iireens l‘arms every
Wednesday and daturdtty morning.
The miles marked out there are a great
deal faster than the average mile by
the horses which are following the ctr»
cult. Saturday was one of the lam-to
days of the season. Idioms ditto went
a mile In 21th. the last half to troll.
Lilly Young. who has a record of 3' in.
went a mile In tints. matting the Ian
half in I106. Ially ilimintms. who but
a rt-tortl of 9' inn. was sent half a attic
and sort-coded in making s new track
record. going the ball in “MN. Whit-ti
is vtitisititi‘cd wundt'rfiil tiltic constrict-
ing the track- The track is the fastest
this year It ever has been. the cause of
track your level and packs the dirt
it being Iiicit iisriwrt. who has invent-
ed a new mam. which malte- the
down no that It is very easy for a litlt‘itt'
io walk on.
”mm
i'IiINldiilil‘ ANNI‘AI. til'TINti.
The last of the details for the initiator
limit and ladder cttitijthiiy'tt annual
ontina wcrt- arranged at s uwiing oi
the ctatnuitioe hold at the truck ltoiisc.
last owning The feature will be a
big lihtalc island titanilsiiic itl lltl'lii'
Fill. in br- prepared in advance by a
imprint" elitrf. The sail will he on
the yacht Marguerite and the greater
. part of the day Iwill be spent on tho
, water.
missed of Midi ltltavlsh Irina st
“mm IIM brim. in l‘ cacti.
“alarm
lgeilicr. though.
James I. Itsrsas lsrarsiy Isms!
wt. In!“ Add.
James 1!. Stevens. proprietor of the
ship fiddler! store in Water street.
loot Norwslk. and who has charge of
the wholesale department “of it. if.
Pisistsd's drug store. in tbs rear of the
store. was weighltlg out a quantity of
muristic sold from a large earboy. late
yesterday afternoon. when the bottle
slipped and tell to the floor. The ear-
boy burst and the fluid ran all over
Ir. Stevens. burning vast. trousers.
dirt and underc It and shoes
from his person. He unickly ran to
the faucet and covered himself with
water. which tended to dilute the acid
and prevented him from receiving any
serious burns. sithotnh his Ins. arms '
and fans suffered somewhat from the
effects of the liquid.I llr. Stevens,
quickly sent to his home on Bell is.-
isnd for a change of clothing. and
Mrs. Stevens. hearing of the nature of
the accident.“ csme to 'South Norwalk.
land purchased an en'tlrdiy new outfit
for him He was able to be about this
morning
\
WWI! com
It. hai’s church ling-a Swim and
Matthew. ,
The choir boys of St. Paul's church
enjoys d an outing at Corona Beach.
yesterday. Toy went over by trolley
and had a line time romping shout the
beach until dinner time. when an ap-
petislng spread was set before the hun-
gry youngsters. After dinner sports
were indulged In. running and swim-
‘Inirm races being won as follows:
Running race—Won by Robert l’ol-
lard; Parley Godfrey. second; Eddie
Newman. third. ,
Swimming race—-Won by Charles
Hill: WilIlc Dunn. second: Arthur
Billsborotmh. third. "
The outing was a thoroughly enjoy-
able one. and will not soon be forgot-
ten.
T0 RENOVATE STERLING. '
i. F. iloyt. business manager of tic-
Sicrling opera house. is making prcpitr~
ations for the commencemcut oi the
work contemplated by the, lessee. I. M.
Hoyt. in his letter to the board of al
dsrmsn. DOM “I. I‘D. aflfloldlnii
for the painters, who are to redecoratc
the interior throughout. Is being erected
and other preparations are being marlc
to rush tht work. Thr‘men arc to or
rive with Mr Hoyt on the first train.
:‘zl'rltlitt and will be set at work at ontc
Work has bccu delayed. as the atiists
h'uw been engaged In Mr. Iioyi' s titani-
iord houscw Ausoulu Sc -ntlncl
urns sassioir or ssaars.
'lll last in November to Iatifv the
Treaty of tease.
(By Associated Press.)
\i'ushlugtou. August lib—With tlic
pcztcc nillilillilli at a stage wlicrc n cout-
plcic ugrcctucul Is rcgnrdcu as likely
3 at any moment. a discussion has again
started as to the convoklng of users
stop of congress. but President Mr-
KInIcy. within the past twenty-four
hours. lilie pmltivcly said that lie has
no Iutciitlon of calling the House to
will have to bind in cxtrtt Hi'l-iililli to
ratify tbc Ircaty of pcucc.
form-cu and lllttel improbable
Milllil iii'i’lii'.
prtlluilutuv tit-tolls Incidcnt to a tic
l\ of pence uould take so ninth IItIit
that the debate uotild not have to
"NW! my" sortit-Iiiuc “in Noventls-r
eaausrs N I‘ll MOI
Milli II“ have leashed heat
sadthst Carlee will Iatsrlpsia
lily Associated Preset
ilrussci». Auguse iii—«Au escmllngiy
doubtful story Is published by the tloii'
of this city in u tit-spatch from item»
loan. which says that .it a recent
meeting of ibc t'nrlist loath-rs it was
decided to IIiitIIcIiiuicIy take action.
and that orders were issued for lhct'iuu
Hills to tissclii‘ltl' it Is furtbcr rcistr-
trd that lion I‘orlo- will cater Iiptiin
on Monday or 'l“ucsday next. and that
iii the Iinnrnwhiic isoysst cities and
quantities oi iiIIiIIquiiiou huvc reached
tho I 'tiriists
iiiiliid ilUiAldtllili AilllitiN
ill! Associated Pressi
Nta \‘orlt \ngust Id lit-niy 1' Ho
its and iddwin A i‘urtls. survirbis pat
tours of the iirni of Main 1‘ Ilurt ti
cuuuutui titaiers in slums. today a.
siattcd for thc lil‘ltt'fll of t‘l‘t‘llllili‘s to
‘l‘ltottins I’nunitnihain. oi iiiuutt-it.
lits'lilsitd county. Nt-w t'orit.
The failure is doc to the withdrawal
of capital by l‘t‘lil’t‘itl‘lllillll'l'l of the es»
late of lddwin i‘ lltirt, the founder.
who died In iii“. The liabilities art-
set down at .illl.ililil. lttii the assent will
tint be Itnoan until it rein-rt Is Instlc
oti iiaiunlsy nest.
we... at... . ”a... out...".
it who him a Iliald lilies n mitts.
and he who kisses another man’s witt-
itissm amiss. so the only thing left for
III! is widows.
I
(By Associated Press)
Washington. August lo-Thc answer
of Spain to the terms of penceuls not
entirely satisfactory to this govern-
ment and further negotiations are ne-
tieiluite result In the way of a probable
complete acceptance is looked for by
tomorrow night. possibly late today.
The points on which the disagreement
our demands are awaited Is certain.
however. One prominent administra-
the conferences. while refraining from
tanking a direct statement. had this
much to say today:
arc hopeful of the result."
"i-‘urthcr negotiations. then. are ac-
ccssary 1‘"
tlnlic ttmiorrow.“'
last is willing to go.
and Secretary ikty are exerting every
of the negotiations transpu'inir until
it dcflulte rcsuli cart bc Itnuouuccd.
'l‘oday several of the members of tin-
‘t'lllllllt'i were In cnnfcrcncc with tho
prcsddculu-rtgartllng llli' situation. s‘lt'i‘
rctury lung was tho earliest of Ilu-
councillors to come and rlccrclarydig
or soon followed. t‘ommandcr t‘rown-
inslIIt-ld. of the war board. was csllcd
in. but thc met-ting tlld not last rcry
long and bad no Important thtrlua on
the situation. Shortly before
o‘clock Sci-Mary Iiiiy. who had been
in conference with thc I-‘rcnch iiilililie
ciiiltll‘ at the statc department. cttllcd
to constilt'thc primidttht regarding tbc
poilt't- negotiations.
t-‘t‘crctnry Day at I o'clock itslui
of course. the St‘tuiio‘
llilli‘lirt uo-l "'“li'liili ”W itt‘uitucctl terms for
‘ cal stops to tilt‘
made the following statement to thc
Assirclitlt'tl l‘i‘t‘ns:
“\Vc liars hart-c upon a protocol cut
ilit
delays tituoiiiitlons of it firmly of is-ttcc. Itt .
‘I‘Itc pt-csidcni added that ‘I .itoiiua the evacuation of ('lilh‘l tout‘
u ‘ l'trrto Iiico. and it Is
txpt-cwd lllln pro
tmol will be catsutcti,”
it cart be siatcd that tho tcrmx urc’
precisely iltow lulti down by the proud
tit-iii in his original Ittitc uluon it \t'cclt ,
ago. bill it is believed that nothing but
go few formalities remain to be illsptirv ‘
. It'll of to secure the sisImtnrc of tbc
l protocol.
The statement by riot-rotary llny
showed that events had led tip b'y logi
tigrvsuiietu i'oncht-tl
sometime after noon today on ihc
icrtns of the protocol 'i‘hc conicr
cutc between the president and
French ambassador at the White
llousc last evening. it Wm practically
toitniocd this morning. was not coir
i‘lllkhi‘ In till i‘t'fll‘dn. but iliI-i‘c was a
tuniiiicsiaiitm of steadfast confidence
in administration t’li’t‘lht that whit-d
to preaage an early agreement tipoti it
lands of sttco. lr‘outidatiuit for this
belief was shortlist when Ambassador
t‘umbon tailed to the state department
during the forcntstn and it but iilllc
known that the atnlswsutiot was pro»
pared in site a ristptitiw to further in
dairies that had been rim-sssrlly put
lit-l night iii relation to the iiisiulsit
intuition Although no doiiniio state
tucni tilillil be obtained from any one
acquainted with the «Mails of the silg
notion. It was surmised that the ant
Inst-odor. having presented ceritdn
iipaiiish remit-sis yesterday In count»
mm with the metastases of the four
Istatm of pram laid down by the presi-
cessary anti are in progress today. A g
rests are not known. That further cou- :
cessions of the Spanish government to:
Lloii oihclai who has participattsi In‘
“'l‘iid answer is nol enough. but we
"Yes. but W0 look for smoothing tic-1
Iteyoud this no member of the cub-I
The president
effort to prevent howls of the prtgrrcss‘
il , :tt»1
thc I
deal. had been anthsrissd to modifi’
use latest and outwit-M,
news will be found ia'i'ha
BEEN AGREED UPON
Terms That Will Serve as a stats for the
Cessation of flosiilities Between
Spain and This Country.
measure “(Journalistic a,
“ REGARDING Si'i'UA'l‘ioN
Mom to Prevent News of the legetistioss Trautyirlsg Until a [left-
niti Result Can be Announced—The Government not Concerned
:IAliout the insistence of Spain upon a Reference of the IAgree-
meat is III Present disgusts the Cortes.
or withdraw such of these additional
dcpressntations as simuld prove unsc-
‘ ("epilble to the United States. At any
. rate. when the ambassador appeared at
. the state department at ll o'clock with
his secretary. and was ushered Into the
diplomatic i'Oitiil. there was a general
belief among the officials of the state
i department that the prospect had
. brightened materially over night. and
that a cessation of hostilities at least
' was In sight. The ambassador was in
close conierence with Secretary Day
' for iliteen minutes. and then the set--
. rotary. leaving the ambassador behind
‘Hlt‘. closed door! of the diplclnntlc
,room. repaired to the White House
for consultation with the president.
This gave rise to the conjecture tbaithc
ambassador httd simmltled additional
g-polnts to those presented last night
"opon which the president's opinion
was essential. (in the other hand. with
the knowledge that a further confer-
ence between the president and the
utulmssador was unnecessary. the In-
‘ dications pointed more clearly to the
1 simple sdjustmchof minor details as
the occasion for the secretary's visit.
to the White Iiouse. For instance. It
may have beer ntsesaary for him to
l secure credhiitlats from the president
1 In order to. secure the authority to‘ sign
for the l'nitcd Sillitw arty prmts-ol or
I memorandum tluu will serve us a bus-
I is for tho i'i'flrilllilll of hostilities and
. the illegiuuing of llli' aurit of the ”NIH-
mnuuiissiou. .-\.< for as can be gather
mi our government I» not particularly
. I‘tlili'i'l‘llt‘fl at Ihc lil~t.~ltm('t‘ of the Spa-
lily-ll got-eruiucut upon .iboycfercucc of
. the peace agreement upon its present
stage to the I'orics.
Iitu- pnvr-rumcut. III dealing with our
toiltcr. rccugttizcs only thc citccutiic
branch and holds that wholly l‘t‘rlliilh
: filliltv for iill of he .tcis or [It'utlilht-s.
and II is probable that our government
would not concern itself its to whether
further international steps would be
I Iii-t'tnsitl‘)‘ Itr Nillrl)‘ the sticklcrs for
’ constitutional oiotrtuuccs In Spain. if
it should appear ltilt‘i' that the (‘ortes
would undertakc to undo the work so
far uccompllabcd between the two
goict‘ituiciits. of I'illil‘a’tt the government
of Spain Would Is- bcld twpousible for
that t'csult. but us it is prcsumubl-
that the t‘uitctl Hutu». military forcc:
, by iltui tituc \iuiild be lit [tithrttmhliill of
t'uI-u. I'orto ittco .oui Manila. Intern
stl couuuotion iii Spulii Iiccd not give
us any further cuuwru.
‘i‘bc formal tinrcvtucui shit ll I» to
bind lltc I‘ulicd nouns and Spain to
cuicr upon Ili‘iiilllitilttiia oi a trial) of
tmtcc sits prcpartd by Mr. Alice. sci
loud assistant scci'tliry of state, tic
points to bc inclitdul having Itccn prc
.iiously illl't‘iitl upon ls-iwccit the pres
idcnt. NIN'I'eiitl')‘ Ibo tutti hi. t‘ttiubon
tit-Inc difficulty was foutid in thc task.
on It was dccuictl c-scnllal to cover W,
cicry point with stub felicity of i‘K|ll't‘si~
sliill u- to leave Ito istssibie clinitcc lot
.It Iitlttiiiltlt'l‘lliiililliil I-ciwccu ihc partlc»
lici'ciiflct' Whlb- this important diplo-
,uuttic functloii by bit. Adcc was to pro
lli‘i'ss. ritct‘clury lbtt rcllcicil llic Iii
nation by matting bis sititctucut
This was tlic lll'sl information thii
togcilicr on the bowls of piiucc It wo
liiilluuictl that what remained to tic .ic
cuutplisbt-d was purcly iornutl in tho
mint and no doubt was cnitrlointd
”iii "iv statiottircs tctiubcti would bi j
:iilutiictl lii dint flint What lltiit IltII
time was. was not t'lillliillttui. but It not
fully undcrsitstti than it uteani “to.
such dclny its would Inc reunited for tie
cttrciui preparation of the iliii'llllli‘lll"
to lii‘ signed and for tlic rcccptlon In
tho r‘rcutb nintsrssndor ni ctiprcss tot
thorny to sign this jitti‘ilt'Itliti‘ pour in
bclutii of thc “Mulch aovcrnuicnt M
i if. o'clock, n'it‘i' lini‘llil lwtt'li for qu
litiiil‘s III the stair tit-itariuwnt. the urn
lmmiiltir and his windory'reinrucd tin
dcclinina I
Ilic cartoon for litticlimtt.
Iststilvcly lti accit It‘lll‘iitiii or iiiukc itlii
sloittnciit whatever taunts-ted with "w
lit'kiil bit ions
Within It few llillllilt-It itccrttimy my
I It the state department and went to
t e Willie House. where its bad a con»
terrace with the president and i‘l‘jnirtltl
the status of adults
The ftmnai signatures of the predo-
t'itl will not be aired today. This is
drastic.
the two uovcrnuwtm bad at last ctItiIH
ram N can It'll: firearms
Shelia“ of nativity myths
W a! hasn- .
(By Associated Press.)
(lanthanum nay. August a. 12 a. In..
via Playa del lists. (Delayed in Trans-
missioni—The St. Paul ssh arrived
here from Porto Rico and proceeds to
Santiago In order to embark troops.
The St. Louis sailed for Santiago
this morning.
Both the St. Paul and the St. India
will embark the troops outside the
harbor entrance. being too long to en-
‘ tor the harbor proper.
Captain Clark. formerly of the bot-
tleship Oregon. is going north on the
St. Paul. owing to had hulth.
Captain A. S. Barker. formerly of
the Newark. commands the Oregon.
and Captain C. l". Goodrich. formerly
of the St. Louis. commands the New-
ark. The latter. with the Detroit. Su-
wanee and Scorpion. accompany the
Resolute to the Isle of Pines. Captain
Goodrich Is In charge of the expedition
which sailed this afternoon.
The Niagara s sailing for Key West.
via Porto Rico. has been delayed until
today.
A speedy conclusion of the peace
negotiations. one way or the other. In
earnestly hoped for throughout the
fleet. as the state of inaction and sus—
pense is trying to officers and men.
though the health and discipline of the
110 men on the sick list. out of 5.9th
men on the ships in this harbor. and
none of the cases is serious.
(Thief Engineer Muef‘onncll. the
fleet engineer. of tthiiagshIp New
York: goes north In a day or so on
sick leave.
from rheumatism almost since the war
began and the doctors now order him
home
The splendid work done by the New
York' a engines. not a single breakdown
Engineer Mnct‘onnell.
The iiadgcr and the i. .I. Merrlt have
arrived and the latter. after cooling:
will proceed to the wreck of the (‘ris-
tobal (‘til0n.
now think the Infants Marin 'l‘crcso Is
held In pmitlou by It rock through her-
bottom forw.ard but they i'ixlti‘ff to
haul her off soon.
"mom” m...
wuss III ml? M0!
the Harlan Salts company
tiiy Associated Press.)
lloston. August Itt~~Tltc first suit in
”W Massachusetts court against the
Electrolytic Murine Stills company llil~
lli‘i'll culcrcd in tlic Suffolk county Su-
lii'l‘lill‘ court by Sarah M. Kimlmil. of
Stunt-hum.
auto for 821nm. The plaintiff. after
citing lltt- flit'is of the Investment. til
lciit‘h that the t-t-prcsctitniions of lb.-
.outpuny wcrc I'rautlulctit and that tlic
diaro» arc uorthlcss. and prays that
the doicndunt. W. A. i'ahcr; ireasnrcr
of the «annuity. and also the corpora-
titui itself. be cujuiucd from It'nnsfcr-
ring or ucgotiitilug the hair.
siw also asks the court to (tutor Ilic
return of her utuncy and note upon
its hilllilltli'l of thc stotk 'lhe llililltt
case will bc'hctiid iuici.
WW injured.
iiiv Aims-bitcd Press.)
\ltddlcslittro. Ky. August Iii \\'hilo
u north-bot t train was coming from
Norton. \'u.. it struck a landslide not"
Pennington. and two ciao-lust roiicti
down the cutbatikmcnt sixty 'fttt‘l.e\lltbiil
twctity istsseugers wcrc ubtiard. all of
Louisville and Nashville road. bad a
rib bruitctt and was othcrwisc badly
bruised.
Iti'ulstul iilnitil ilic lli‘idtl and W W
'i‘ittslcy‘s wounds may prove fatal.
ricit-I‘ul smut-ii were also hurt
LiiNil 't‘u ti.\\'Ii A \‘Ai‘A'l'litN.
tliy Asatietatsd Mt
Washington. August in tits-rotary
Long citiawis to have licrc this allot"
lliiilll or tomorrow amt-ulna for a
brief \ittnlititi. its will first go to his
touiitry btsnc. iiiuahniu. Miran. above
“In lama and his son are now. it in
not certain how long he will be away.
but probably ti neck or ten darn.
W ”M-..
Nitlt' t‘ \Itii' iN l‘ilit: titit Ill
itiisiiingion. August to The our
department has under wetsuit-ration
the tlfiltillllhlillliifll of army camps iii
Knoxville. Tenn. and Lyon. N. f‘. M»
my olficcrs barn boo-u detailed and arc
now examining into the suitability of
time plates, If their repom are sal-
ted-curry tho t-Mllllh will be moonlit-not
and orders isstted direct". rsritais
Ii'imldl now at i'hicirsnisnga to
Innis in the new camps.
naval forces are good. There are only .
He has been suffering;
All us Humid
Delegates Quickly Elected at that
First and Third District Caucus.
lflllll Bill'lllEEllll CHBSEII
Francis laoaard Incesstls Postmaster
latch—luster luster and laws-
ssntativs indium Go to the
State Convention.
It tank the First and Third District
Republicans just fifteen minutes last
evening to choose delegates to the var- .
ions conventions and elect a new town
committeeinan to succeed BradlcyS
Keith. who has served the party faith-
fully for so many years. and who has
now reaped his reward in being ap-
pointed postmaster. '
Tmn'Cmnmittm-msn Keith mum
lhe assembly to order In the new Town
Hall assembly room promptly at 8
o'c.lorlr About one hundred voters
were present. Francis [mnard wasf
elected moderator and Edward Iii.
Lockwood secretary. , I
The nominations were made without .
friction. according to a slate previous- g
I iy arranged. and were to the sntisfnc- 1
tion of both the First and Third dis-
tricts. The delegates: chosen wr-rc: I
State tonveutiou—Senator [10.3
I chlcr. Representative .i licldcn llurl-
butt. g
being recorded. Is greatly due to (‘hlefl
The Merritt and f‘bupmnn wrecker-s?
itoltlcr of ltLtHiIi sliurcs of'
tltc stock of the rullcci'It. for which rilltiv
iiairo ”tum in cash and a promissory.
lion With issuul u» pitiycd for and lltci
A train is lsaiuelry Itrlltss a land- l
whom wcrc more or loan iitjurcd. l-lu
js't'liilt'lidctii .I. \t‘. lamb-u. of tho
t‘niubcrluitd \‘allci’ division of the"
i‘bsrics i‘. l‘crin was istdli 2
fongresslonal convention—W. fl. ‘
ch'ount. Edward E. florhnm. .
(‘ounty convention—Samuel Lyncsf
S. Smith L'Hommedlcu. l
Senatorial conventirm—Jddw'trd M.I
Iss‘kwood. J. Sturges Randall.
I'robntc convention—W.
A. (‘lil‘ilti i
\Itinzo W. Wheeler. l
'I‘ be several dc Iegates were authorlz- ‘
(‘tl lu choose their own aiicrnnics. .i. ‘
Iieldctt ilurlluttt named Congressman!
llill as his alternate. and it). it chlcri
I burned Judge A. it. Woodaatd.
Intuition of Congressman iilll Pram-is.
Leonard was unanimously chosen
chairman of the town committee. The
l The caucus then adjourned.
i'0l.l'l‘lt‘AI. OliSiriltVA’l‘liiNS.
\II tilffcrcuccs llliil cxlsicd bctwccu'
:Iu- First and Third district chuin
..tui~ itavc bct-u aattisfut'orily .Itljustttl:
In! this I’sll's cuttipaiirn. duo lurgcli. It
in said. to t‘ongrcssnuiu B. J Hill ubo‘
fort sun tituiblc if there our any sut'u
spill on was llllt'illiilt'il last war This
in stau- election ycar and will forecast
pretty plainly the political feeling doni
inaut. It Is confidently believed in
First tllill 'i‘blrd district lenders, llliifI
tbc S-coud tlIinitt will fall Into list-
and that .I \t-I‘iiablc low fcust will fol
low.
The choicc of delegates indicates that
Nora-alk will stand for lsiunsbury for
governor. Hill for congrcsainnu. chlcr
for solution and .ludgc Woodward furI
lililiillli‘i‘ Icrtu of lutigc of proisilcthtutgb
ihc ugc limit for thc judge will shortly
.lu‘ i‘Ittlit'tl.
\ ttuuor coitus from Wilton that ll
u Illiit .t Wilton Inuit had It show at.
ilic probate trout and that tho Illiill u
of making a pull for the nomination
i~ touttuiplatcd 'l‘bis c-.ontplitailoti it
is lsilicvcul can bc readily stialglitmcd
titii.
.\ prclimlnary caucus was bcld io-
‘Io'oiuiticui Ir‘trst and Third district It'it
dent in one corner of. the town assent
va hull. prior to last night's cansus
III which t‘onaresstnaii lllll was a con
*Ital Igurc. This proved conclusively
that the last dctulls of the state \tlct'o
then adjusted so that no tatsaibia brcait
would follow.
I‘onarrssuutu iiIii is already dais:
ctitisidcruhie political work .‘(iij‘lluili
his district
HXl‘lleltiN N A Nil‘l‘llh I‘tll
ill! Associated l‘t’vnsd
'i'rticttcs i‘slii. August In in cs
Iptosioit in a freight cur containing two
Links oi naphtha. which was caused by
a tramp lighting at clattrsiic. staricd
a Mo which scrlously buiiicil thi'vr
Inn‘s. toastiincd,inurttcn stat icci oc
‘suow shuts. destroyed cicvcu cars of}
iiicrchatulisc and tit-layul all istsscttgt r
trains several hours. 'vi‘hr Injured nit-rig
itlc Iraiiips. I
't'Ai‘li‘l‘ iIiiN iiiIN Altiiii'liil iliilli
hit-sou Alli-it‘s yacht lion lit-ti.
“hit it went on 4 Maine two weeks ago
nltb a party inhabiting of ii. I Allcti i
ltr liliutcr Allen. lrtirm and iiitfitw
l‘uiney arrived to South Norwallt‘
without it mishap toriy this wccit 'I‘lic‘
total was In it stpinll til it“ Nari-or.
bot Friday. and two anchors were out.
but they failed to hold the treat. which
drugged about one hundred feet. I'tin-
tray to mtroerons reports about town.
the boat was not damaged a particle
during the trip. which included l'lutnl
Island libtdter Island. nag "arising
Montsuit Point. and various othert
i shore resorts. l
WANTED-Waitress and lsnadrsm. t
Apply at Norwslk Hotel. slid” ‘
WANTED—Girl to do general house-
work Apply at 23 Cottage avenue.
East Norwslit.
WANTED~Reepectahle young we.»
on. with child of 8 years. wlahsav
light housework. Comfortable plans
more object than wages. lieu reit-
erences. Address. W. IL. Ironing
Sentinel office. will. it
WANTED—Young butcher asst-s.
Rocttochti‘a market. 16 North “I
street.
WANTED—Good lint. blade“. 3. ‘rla.
Feldsteln. 221 East 88th street. New
York.
T0 NET—Lower door of 1 rooms. No. “r
1 Seymour place. Modem rent.
saint ‘
I, TO LET—Office in the second door 0!
The Sentinel building. Apply at
The Sentinel once
T0 RENT-Basement. at 19 “I
street. Norwaik. inquire of l‘. W.
Rogers. 19 lain street. Norwalh.‘
SN!
TD LET—Second iloor over J. I. Lay"-
ton's office. 5 rooms. rent. '10: also i
room apartments. 2d door; front. or-
er D. W. Raymond's odor-tall;
department. inquire once Old W
Cigar company. 88 Washing“
street. t. -
T0 LET—Six rooms. luslc Hall block.
suitable for offices: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. I
Arch street; house. 5 rooms. 1 Ann
street. rent. 87; int door. 8 rooms. ll
Woodward avenue. rent. to; 3 rooms
70 South Main street. rent. “.1
A. Woodward.
T0 LET—Apartments of five
first floor. 8 and 10 Tolless Mint
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 83 West street. or Jacob I.
Layton. South Nor-walk. i"!
F0! III-l.
*« ANN... .....
l' m“ I l illl sAI ld~8tauding grass; or would
exchange for a cow or yonw stool. .
Addituot J K. Raymond. Nor-walk.
Conn. “It.
l'irlt Iuit b Willa“. ‘3“qu other numbers elected were Samuel FOR SAifl—A has short“! oi III
I I” "or; and “r. 6 IA ount. I celebrated PM”? "Inn” it '9"
reasonable prices. South Norwalh
Hardware company. South Nonalk.
m
: con SALE—Open sloop yacht hr ID
or charter. 22 feet over all. sound
new sail and perfect pleasure boat.
Lying tit Miller‘s shipyard. Apply!!!
l-‘daord ll Miller. 81 William.
memo-.11"!
W”.
LOUT.
Itis'l‘- .\l ltotou Point. a lady‘s gold
watch. with ltillliill M. R. to n. G.
on lnsltb- of back case. A suitable
would for its return to this 0.00.
aid at
LIIR'I‘ Monday night. a lady's pocket-
book. with quuc of owner inside.
Pliitlct' will be rewarded by leaving
u at this unit-c. all) it
MIICILLINIGU‘
m
.“itsi titili\'I-.ii at Raymond hm.
cargo of i“lii)lt Iii SMALL NUT
t't‘iAI.. which we are selling at SIM
or too iclircrtd. old in
\ li‘lllfl'l' i‘ltthiii'l lai\l‘NDRV*~m
law has opcumi It laundry at it Wall
sircct. NuthilI. tor till ”I“ at
laundry work All work guaranteed.
Shirts. 1c; collars. lint“: shirt m
i':c hir. lac has three lam h
liritlgcport. wilt-re he does a In"!
business. 5. ll
uavn YOU! IzlANO W
Ward. ”:ha “WW:
lira... '" “‘l
c It I
“moans. I mt!
autism. nosth w .
stall will rat-sire m
t‘.\'l‘liiii. li' 'l‘ii'l'Mc ANITA!!!”
lily Associated
lltatltiit. Annual “rm" imle
ciahib annual convention of the Mr
olic 'i‘oial Abstinence i‘nlnn I! A”:
ica opcttod here today with a
cial blah itiittlt in lioiy t’roas
rat The mat cdince was M in
Its utimstt c‘npottiy by the m
and Ilicli‘ IrIt-tuls Archhiahimm
.I. William. of this city. raw i”
tit-tuition throne at. not. i. «l.
‘ilcrnev II It iiislIt-tl of MM.
was telcliiitlli oi the not .~.. The means
was delivered by licv. James m, ‘
Norwood. hiss» The sessions of
commons will be hold is rasetni
iiall isgititiltig this afternoon.
I..ondoo Miami in The Marsala of
Salisbury left ionrltiii today for ilio
holidays ‘
the pain» Major. there's W
really intoxicating about that
some over there. The malarw‘i'hnt‘s
as. than its the earn-crew saris.
I1.“
sufltfi
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