illiiillliilil’illlill
‘l‘ws Barns la the Lower Section
of the City Destroyed by Fire.
illillFTHEI—iliil— liliiEil
mmmrmm and
Ihilpulsattsr Ssh Considerable
whythelnppessd'orhel
‘ salsa-diary.
The southern section of South Nor-
. walh experienced another severe loss
. by hrs at an early hour this morning.
‘ la the dutrttctltm of two horns. be-
longing to John Drescher and Eugene"
M. Tolles. The flames started In Mr.
Mrs barn.gsituatsd in the rear
of his residence in Grove street. lie
was awakened st lzth o'clock by hear-
ing seats one in front of the house.
‘ sheath. and calm. to him. hoohing'
out of a window. he noticed a biase near
the entrance. at the southwest corner
of the horn. Before he could get into
his clothes the entire building was a
Inn- of flames. .
Several of Mr. Drescher’a neighbors
having arrived by this time. an effort
was made by City Sheriff John Paul.
John Spendlovc and others. to release
three horses owned by Philip Lutter..
the Woodward avenue baker. but the?
heat was so intense that it was an utter l
impossibility to do anything to save tha
poor beasts, whose cries were of the‘.
most pitiful nature. They were burn-'
ed to death. together with two wagons. .
a sleigh. one set of double harness.
IAMO’IIIY.I.O.A.
vane-manslau- he.
uninterestlathshsparatteas.
The plans for the banner of the
Young lion's Christian Association
and Auslllsry. which is to be held
September 26. fl. and as. are‘progress-
leg.
The Central club has donated . the
use of its building. for that time. The
various organizations of The Norwallts
are taking an active interest in tht
preparations.
The Christian Endeavorers will have
charge of the candy. with lira. Milton
Cohttrn as chairman: the Epworth hea-
gnss. cake. Miss Crockett. of Sewar-
ton, chairman: the Baptitt Young Peo-
ples' union and Further Lights. fruit.
It. ids Crowiher. of thnlpeult.
chairman; King's Dauhters circles.
M
1618']! ll, 1
Nit. gvasnlgjvo
8%.
NED.
Ambassador Camboti Waitlnp for Cable
Authority from the Sagasta Govern-
ment. to Afflx his Signature.
ANSWER FROM SPAIH
art display, Miss Belle Duane. Norwallt..
chairman; the Guilds. fancy articlcii.i
Ira. Seoileld. chairman; the Young‘
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. .
domestic articles Mrs. Waters. chair-f
man; Hat Trimn'ers' association. trays-3
tery table. Mrs. H. c. Judd. chair-mam“;
flowers.llrs. W. E. Osborne;
fabrics. Miss Jamilee Muikl. Syria. as-‘
slated by Mrs. .J. A. Richardson: ,roung’
Men's Christian Association. lemonadc.:
Woman'tr‘
Alfred Cutbill. chairman:
Exchange. refreshments, Miss Luella
Lane. chairman. .
The first afternoon and evening will
be devoted specially to the sale. Music
in the evening will be furnished by
friends or members of the Young Men's
Christian association section.
The second event a supper will ilt‘
served by the is es of the auxiliary
from 5 to 9 o'clock. The tables wiiil
be In charge of the following indies:
Mrs. W. J. Tracey; Mrs. C. A. l-‘rcc«
man. not Sengeliti. Mn. 9. ii. int-E
wards. Mrs. Levi Hartford. Miss Mary
Kirby Jennings. Mrs. E. Hubbcll Ilotch-
kiss.‘ Mrs. W. 1. Stevens. Rowayton:
Miss Lamb. Mrs. J: (‘. t‘.rowe.Mrs. 8.
ii. Wilson. Mrs. H. J. Hlpson. Mrs. Mnr‘
shnl 'i‘ollea. Mrs. .lacob‘ M. Layton. Mrs.
oriental ;
NOT EXPECTED TODAY
Attitude of the Cubans Under General Garcia is the liertliern Part of
Santiago Province to One Phaseof the Campaign which, it is
Believed. will Influence the Madrid Government to Speedy Ac-
tios- Cabinet fleets and Adjourns Until this Afternoon.
i
“-0—.—
Qm noes I. can.
'ith Colonel Quiet and later Wade
he Diane with Capt. loss.
Niantic. August 10.
Twenty-five thousand rounds of am—
munltlon and a consignment of eating
and cooking utensils arrived at Camp
Haven Wednesday and were given to
the Third regiment this afternoon, thus
completing the equipment of that com-
mand. The soldiers are now anxiously
awaiting the advent of the psymaster.
who was expected to arrive today. but
failed to materiallse. The infantrymcii ;
have been here about seven weeks and i
as yet have received no money. Thei
funds and are becoming impatient at
the delay, .
'i‘hat two army posts exist at lilantic
is not generally known. but such is the
fact, however. One at which the two
§Haven" and the other which contains
ithe Third regiment la styled the "Camp
:01 the Third Connecticut infantry. Uri-
msiorlty of them are entirely without I ,.
batteries are stationed is called "Camp“
tuition fill
Colonel Sheridan Retires Today
from the C. N. G.
not till Milt RECORD
“tenant-Colonel leadrls. of Stars-
ford. who is Candidate for the Col-
oneley. Supported by the loo-
eal Cunagsnt.
At noon today the resignation of ,
Col. James Sheridan as commander ofl
the Fourth regimént. C. N. 6.. as ten-
dered to Adjutant General Haven re.
cently. went into effect. 5
Military men generally will agree‘
with the Bridgeport Union that ”in
Colonel Sheridan the state loses one of
i lied States Voli‘ititeers."-Ceptain Beachi the best military ofhcsrs ever connect-
Iof Battery 0 is commend-m 0' "'0 1°" l ed with the National Guard. (‘olonel
inter. while the commandant of the lat- l . ’
lter u Colonel A. C. Tyler. ' Sheridan completes thirty years of.
l 3”"th. General li‘rost. accompan-D honorable service and retires with an;
three sets of single harness. several ‘ Mk... Cole. Mrs. E. ii. Fox. M“. J. (._
tors of hay and straw. tools. etc.. all ‘ Coley. Mrs. Lewis Dory. hire. J, ll.
belonging to My. Laney. Mr. meg-hop l‘illotv. West Norwnlit. Miss Mary Hop~
had a few articles stored there. and ann. ”'3 ”3“" MM‘VN‘lh. Mrs. (‘row-
_ titer. 'Wlnnipiiitk. Miss Susie Godfrey.
these. N30- were burned. "‘9 barn. Rowayton. Mrs. Alonzo h‘iliow. (‘rati-
was n 0011191910 10“» as it ”“an ‘0 "1" bury. and Mrs. Monroe. llroad River.
ground before the department could The third cycnlng. there will i... a"
reach the scene. entertainment of dramatic reading and
‘ . l muelcgivcn by members and friends of
T” “PM ”Miami“ [:9 “if?“ the Brooklyn Young Men‘s .Chriatian
brick barn amid: Mr- W“ ”-‘i- Association.
owned by Ml" Toiles. it contained “V' This is the outline of the baasar as
on horses and a cow. in addition to: now drum and it h M a" m.
quantities of hay and straw. harnesses. : friends of the Ym,.m.. Christin"
and implements. The live stock was ‘ Annotation movement. whether niem- ‘
removed in safety. but it was imp‘ossibln‘ bert- of the. organiggtlong or not. will
to save much of the contents. Mr. ‘ be ready to give their old to this ”on.
Tolles and A. Dicherman succeeded in it is not too early for those who mu
getting the horses and cow out. The use a uccdbx or lymph to I... busy, “h“...
interior and upper portion of the hill“ the time slips by so quickly.
was entirely burned out. Several of
the firemen working in and about iiit‘
building were slightly injured. Llowv .
ard Iciutl and Adolplr ltrcyfuss bad AOitlssns'l‘iohst lepressntigg v...
their hands cut try the nitric on the in“ um“ IN “'0‘...“
roof. and Charles H. Harvey. in. and
John Yost were burned by s‘littcs drop- Th” organisation M a t"Ullfliy Dentu-
i'I'Itlic association has been talked of
plug on them.
William H. ltawton's burti udlolus for some little. and Saturday will see
the t'tllliilllllllllilitlll of the plan. At Ii
courses [OI All. In?!“
that of Mr. Tollcs. lt bi occupied by
i". l). Lawton ii 00.. and scvcrul iiiil'iil'li
! (By Associated Press.) ‘
i. Washington. August li-—l’p to uoou‘
3today there were no important peaco‘
idevelopments at the White House and
mo indications of immediate furtbcr
iprogress tn the situation though Iii"
-cnbie authority of the Sagasta govern-
ment for Ambassador Cambon’s iiigua~
turc to the peace protocol was hourly
expected.
Secretary Alger and Attorney (lcncrul
‘(lriggs bad a brief conference with the
president during the morning. 'at which
:thcrc was a full discussion of the pro- \
posed government of Porto Rico. While
‘the conference was in progress a trio i
grain of instructions for the gulduitrc|
of General Miles in collecting tariff
and other titles in Porto Rico was St‘lll.
llili‘l' approval by the president.
Secretory Alger smiled at tile litltlifl‘l
report that llianco already had stirrcii<
tlcrcd and said that Willi the first the
[il‘t‘hitlf‘lli or he find board of ii. lic iti‘ .
‘so took occasion to deny that titty or
Ill-rs iiiiil been loaned to commanders iii
Ithe field to rest on their arms pending 3
litre siguiu of the protocol. '
m sraatsa uswsa
Little Iapectatlon that is will he le-l
ceivsd in 'ashington Today.
\\'iisbiugtou. August li-~I.iitlc t~\|u~c ‘
ittlitill is ciilci‘luitiml of llic Spitlilsli uii- .
swcr to thc liilcst propositmi
iil't'illllit‘ the negotiations have uurrowrii "
down to th point where thc Spanish urn-
wcr. if limi‘llllliih't'. us cxpcclod. would
simply licstoa upon lilt‘ i"l't‘llt‘il .iiitli
urity to sign the protocol. and can iic
rctiti'ticd in it very few words. it am;
italii)
' erecting a Cuban government.
led by Colonel (.‘rofut and Major Wade
There- .
f0"- ihil COMM“! 8‘ “Olfllliib " took dinner with Captain Rose. They
“0‘"! ‘0 Blanoo. may induce him '03 were convinced that the army fare is
take steps ‘0 ”"3“" "‘9 place ‘0. not as bad as some have reported.
any authorised American officer. it is
intimated that the surrenders on this yesterday and the Yale battery wee
bails would not «use at Holnnin. and T an exhibition drill in his honor.
orvas ado-Nodal that Have-j It has been raining dii tiny today
atlon at all point- vhm‘ been omitted and um v. u. c. A. tool
"in"! “ion"! find “it is irowded. as so many of the boys are
- over thcrc writing letters.
such news
way. If these
tlons are known»
. the Spanish some m at lladrld the ’f'il'fllf‘ti "it" and Hopson arc illime‘
fact may have an im rtant bearing in ‘ on furlough“. amour-m.
hastening the action of the Sagasta
ministry upon the pending proposition.
from the llnitcd States government. ‘ IIOY '
also! N season ‘10 m.
'3 surrendered. but 'M" “‘1' 3 (chucsdnyl. so that all drills have?
latestrhasss oldie—ream logotis.
ttoasthst are low in Prague;
Madrid. August ii. 2 p. m.——lt is.
known that ill" Spanish govcrnnicnt is
perfectly acquainted with the principal
points of thc ‘i'tiiicd Slates reply and
the ministers here are ready to iliir-f‘iif‘
to them.
f‘i'lSSATIflK 0i" llilS'l‘llalTIl-IS.
Madrid. Aug. l nooa- it is believed
h burial clrclu that a sitaiicnaluu of
hostilities will be illlllillllit‘t‘ii by both
governments iuitui-dliitcly iificr M
t‘iiuibou has stalled the protocol.
rnxr or 'run xorn.
I‘itrls. Airgun»! ii \ IIcspdlcli from
Madrid says Senor Slittuidu -tllllilllllt‘t‘.~
that he will only publish the cht of the
Spanish not-- if i‘rcsltit‘lii Mt'Killltvy
glyrs it in tlic pres»
t‘AlilhiiCT MEETS \.\'li
Madrid. August il_ uoon 'l'iic Slain
lab cal-incl lucl during the looming. but
elicit the lllillii‘nii'l‘a aldioiirumi. tin» foil .
Alhifll'liNS.
were stabled there. 'l‘licy were remov-
ed. together with the contents. The
tistnes were prevented from communi-
cating with the building by the firemen.
who lit-pi a stream of Wlilt'l' on the
littlidlua fill long as necessary.
It was 21w o'clock when the first
alarm was sent in from lion ii. iii i‘l‘tiiut
sin-cl. A few minutes lsicr an alarm
which was heard all over the y-lty. was
sounded by Lineman tieorgc Morrison.
on the new whistle at the i‘lty of South
Norwtilh Electric lolght Works. Short-
|) afterward til-chief iCngluccr John W.
Wehie turned in an alarm again from
lion ii. The department rcsitundcd. and
the tlrsl line of hose was laid from the
hydrant in front of .l. 0. Whale ti
t‘a‘s it'll shop. the sound line from lilo
corner of South Main and Crisis sirectt.
and the third from the hydrant in
Cross street. The firemen experienced
ionskierahle difficulty in working on
If. “lief here. as it wns plied filli of
baled hay and straw. and it appeared us
though cvery bale wait on fire. 'i‘ili‘
flames were finally gotten under con-
trol. and lilo straw and any roiled util~
tilde.
Mr. i.tittcr cairn-d ail illlllll'illli‘t- or
Will with Taylor O iltilticii. biil il'
llatiisld litiil morning that tho in...
would be much greater iiitill iilia
.iniuuru llc did not lino of llic firi
uiiiil ibi- barn bad ass ly lllii‘flt'ii
down.
it. at. 'i‘ollmi 0 Po. who occupied iilc
brick barn. carried an insurance of
Mario no hay. straw and grain. with
‘I‘srlor h Holden. and their loss will
limit-bill «awed Citron. The turn was
insured for ”Mil with Alfred i3. Albi-
tia. Mr. iireschsr's barn was insured
for “or, with Taylor A fielder}.
Nit'l‘ A iliilN fil‘ A Hill'l'.
ilcici'ttl of the large uyaif'i‘ growers
are discouraged over this year's uyidcr
list They claim thei mitts not should
show by August i to i. but up In last
night tilt-re was not it alga of it not. If
a real sillltllti come now it is lNli‘Ni that.
owtag lo the lateness. they would not
live ital-lit ills winter The» condi-
tions prevail at llurwalk. ffridgspori,
Milford. liratfnrd and New Haven.
mined of fresh bluehsli lying at
ndlilglfl libel llriihe. lb r "l‘ii.
inrhhv.
o'clock the delegates from the different
towns in this county. consisting of the
chairmen of the town Democratic cont»
iulltecs to the number oi about twenty
four will assemble in llrldgcpori. 'l‘lic
illll‘pfltit' of tile iticctlug is to get lilt‘
blcua of illl‘ diffci‘cut ilclcuutcs ulid
iiiru otiruuiac by illl‘ adoption of ii
constitution iiiid .bydawa. anti llic clcc~
lion of unicorn.
A Norwnlli tux-payer signals the
following i‘ilill‘liii' ticket for t‘iutticil-
men. an l‘i'lll‘l‘l‘l‘ilittih't‘tt of various
llicorlcii of local govci‘tilllclli: luiuu'
ilcllecil. liurr iliiilth. tieorgc ll. ilrcg-
ory. A. iii. Austin. i‘. I. tliover. ll. W.
Mapleti. He also suggests the follow-
ing its liti effective distribution of ctwll-
utilise chairmanship: i-‘lnauce. Sel-
leclt; highways. Maples; i'olicc. tlreg-
ory; lights. Suilib. fire department.
libivor.‘ sewers. Austin.
Selectman hicrriii in already build-
ing fcucca for do I’l'lliiflliiiliiiilll of m-
lrctuuiii. i-lclcrttucu io‘lico and
'l‘iliurics ttrc abut totiillduiw iul' rciitilll-
lilttlitlli.
Nu town clerk will be ciccicil this
your. lit-ticc 'l‘tiwu i‘lcrii Smith is luk-
nlg a fit‘itt‘i‘Vt‘ti rtml during his vaca—
“up. with no politics to tuihcr him.
The ilcpitlilirstlu ot the tlreoud dbl.
trier of Middle iiittitiltllt. town of t‘hat.
bani. have elected Inuit-bury tilitIitisui
to the stale convention.
ll'l‘illtldN Wilfllfl. l‘fli‘NlI.
‘i‘lic i'oiunibia bicycle. Nu. lililii.wllb-b
was stub-ii lu ltridgt-port. from John
'l‘l-tbur. who Iitl‘a iii lili- itugii- bub-l.
l't idiom Mum litrcct. was found .l'l‘i
if‘itilly' flttil‘liillu, by ilillccr ih-riugci, ill
the yurc belonging to Nuituiulci W
llialiiip, rurucr iif Myrtle avoililv and
bark plum iil llrlilgcport.
Who lbl iliiof will is not known bill
ii is vary evident that M has been
careful of the wbrei and iii pt it in solid
condition The tires and all pane of
ibc win-cl are in ssr-elletil shaft“. Will-
litc t'hf‘fllliillfl of file chain. with-ll in ii
ilitlc rusty. liiit this defect is liable to
happen to anyone.
i
thought by aortic llil liuswri iulglil i‘tllili‘ Heat “1 u... "Vi‘i'd‘i b of M. palm..." u,
today. The note itself. ciiibtalyliig ilri . r‘rciit-h ambassador ill Washington. bud
“‘room‘ant I'C‘iIi'iIl‘li )‘i‘h‘ii‘nii‘y by gnu-hi. ’ lihii iil‘i‘n rm‘i‘iit‘d' i‘tlllfli'iiiit'lili)’ li'l'
_ ‘ -. ._ ~ :illilt‘r ill‘ltltiOll of tlic rublncl will be ltcii
tuiy Day and Ambassador t .itiibou. nu. this afternoon.
filed with tho icbgrupli conipuuim in‘ .
fore iuldnigiil lust tiiiilit. lull btlun Il‘i Wll.l. iiilt‘l‘ZlVi-I \l"l‘lltllll'l‘\'.
ciliilt‘l' utid subject to many debris. on ’ London. Alllltlni 'li .tll ”in arriving
but to numerous iriillhilliitlllit. it mull! i l‘t'it'ihl‘li lilrc llimiicluuit llir dirt from
\l‘iil'l'i'iy illl\t' bccu placed in liir bowi- Madrid show tiu- iilrrculllllliii‘llia ill'"
of the Madrid lillliltli‘ilit'tl bciorc lltltllllt‘i'l‘lilill that M. i‘ituibou. tiic i‘rcticii
illlfll- iiiiuliussuiku- ul Wuuliitiglou. villi rn'cilc
" 1|"! “ii“ l‘h‘m‘ “i "W "“"Hmi‘" .iiiliiurlly thin «clung to sign the pin
could influence the l'illltlliliii gowruuiciii tot-oi. "mm. “mm,” _.M........“...
to smell)” action iii the i'tlllrlllllllllltiltlti I "mm, mm" m ”u. ”M. "m“ in m,
of this protocol. it would be ilic utii [Will i... ”My...“ u- yawn". "w w.“
tudc of tho i‘llbtillu \llliii'l‘ "I“‘iii “l "W ‘ uml aliiiutiuti. but .i- simply bolutt itli
northern part of Santiago protiucc. luv I “a“... m “ml“. ii... gummy"... “up... u...
outside the litre nutrition the icrri- l'ultcd gm... h... "N“... mm. mm...»
fury rout-cried to thc l'iiitcd States in no”
'I‘orsl's surrcudcr. 'l‘hc oillcials burs-l
have known that the lilutilsli Iiii'l‘iltlill' ‘ III um... cums.
lu llolguiti and some of thc atrialivi
towns on the north coast and interior 'm..m‘ “ WMICCU
acre in desperate straits for food and
our supplies. and had lilflt-i‘cli uii colic ‘ W". '0" "0“ Club Nil.“
New York. Auttu i It The piciintl
Illillla torn-triage of bias from illscitscfl
.iud bud not our own fort-cs uudcr liliiil ‘imry tililiit'lili' of sir ‘l‘luuuua Lipton,
i” “If“ i‘ilfi'lt‘ti ill lilt'il‘ illit‘l‘liiitlllll M iii till" iiiil'lli i'isitl \Uti'ill ritiii. fur lilr
lill' cliilii‘lliit‘ of few. ii niruug l'ililllllli “mum“ ”w M“ M mmumm m
doubt have itW'll thrown out to til i
uuribwurd and have tor-ml u euro-mic. main in llw "WW" nil-cling or fill-
va l‘urli l'iichl club l‘iunruiaiorl- .l
of all tluisi- sruiicrrd diiuclinicula l'i
l‘icrpuul Mill-gun will pin-able. liiiil
ilpuiiish troops.
from the replies risclml by lira-retary
Now. however. the i‘uluius uudcr
. l at f‘ duct in
mm“ ”MW“ U h" but rn ' labile. in rcpiy iu iiic fitiiit't‘tl sent not.
calling the meeting. there will be it
forestall the Allu-ricnn waninauders in
guild ullctilihllcn till the part of the
this iiiurcnieui. and. it is retained.
members. lterrelsry fiddle said that
hair fl'i'iilhii‘ti scvcrul Illiliil towns ovv
til-tinted by the Spanish trial are pros»
all the preliminaries would be dist-use
ed ill the meeting tonight
in. at the doors of lluiuuln. The inal-
lcr has given itillllt‘ concern to our
military I-oniniaiidm. as this l‘iibsii A i'tltllllliiiw will loot-tidy lo lip-
rlforl. if silrceastul. may result in stain pointed in curt-lilcr the challenge. and
bringing our tiuvcrunicui tu uu lillt'll in confer with the "loyal mam Yul-lit
instill with the insurgent-i. forbidding xlub tlluiul the formal i‘hihiidul'. Mr.
liltill from conducting fill‘iilor lipiini fbllilc osmium-ii tha- lit-lief that the
iiiliiit car-cpl wliorc muriiiilwil by iltr mutual would not lotto Iliflt'f‘ ilf‘ifhfl'
iimiiugurs of our rsiiipitigii. Ala is lbw
misc iii Murillo. no it b- ia-ib'Vl-ti til
liulipilu. that the Spanish commander
would prefer to surrender. if obliged:
to surrender at all. lo the l'nitcd,
luau-s authorities lillfi not to lbs to
illtllll. 'i'iierc artl imiiliciii Marius wily
ibu iipuulsli government should im-
press this course upon its military
commanders. sin-lilac as it has done to
ililillru tilti i‘liilcii Stairs to maintain
lltl'M." over Cribs. instead of
chilled may be wslvud by mutual mn-
«i-ul. When uiicafluueil aluiiit the rt»
ptlf'l from Newport. it. i, that i‘sptsin
Nat lierreshofl. of lirintul. had held
impisui conference- with if. it. flur-
yss. owner of the Vanuatu. and "er
yacht-men and that he was to build
a new con defender. Mr. fiddle said he
knew nothing of any illicit patient. A
boat would he provided in snort ill!
to lest the challenger.
ilf‘Ii June. although the ten monitor;
ill-.Iogsrslecovsrs the Wheel and“
l
Iiadsthe Ian wholirsd It.
A week ag
‘ i‘taitefiir. of lciidricks avenue. went
to I-‘. W. itihre store at Norwalit and
rcntcd ii lilcyt e for an hour. Since
that tinio. tititil yesterday. Mr. Roger:-
hnit not seen (‘ ltcfur or tbc wheel.
f
Mr. lingers has iit‘t‘n systematically
wort-hing for stimc,l-iiti- to the young
Illiili'a‘ whereabouts nint't' the day after
he hired the wheel. having made up
i his mind that the bicycle had
stolen. it was finally learned that
young ('ockcfur was of Weston. silty-
tilt: with his ilf'tliilt'r-lll-iilw. wiitasc
home is i‘l‘tlvsallitlll. itllli who is employ-
cd iu the are factory.
Mr lingo“ drove in Weston. yester-
diiy. liliti lift ill' :ipprooi-lit-d lliu i‘l'llan
illlill i'v‘Nitil'lll't‘ i‘m-ltcfur went out of it
window and licuilcd for tile woods. Al»
Icr it short ciiiiac Mr. lingers headed
off illa man and llilltit‘ liitii accompany
ililll to Nora'alit. He took his prison-
vi- into Prosecuting Attorney ll. l-iii~
nor li‘ci’ijlo' ”MW. wlterc t‘ia'kt-iiir
tuudc all sorts of i-ht‘llrtt' for his tube
conduct. Mr. Perri» gitvc bliit ulilil
tonight to N‘liit' for the rental of flit-
' lAilI‘l'i and avoid further trouble.
In the uuuullmc Mr. ilogcrs turned
the whoa-l over to Mr. (‘rossruati for
uric ltccpirig until today. Mr f‘rtias-
uuiri wu~ given to understand by young
t‘orlii-fur that it ls-ioiigml lo ills ill‘tliil~
cr i'tli’ilt‘i‘lli‘ also gori- Sir. lingers in
|illtil'l‘.~iilllli that be \vli~ employed ill
the luv filtiury. “hr“ in reality hc is
doing nothing
.._.-.__‘
Iowaytoa hoopla Opposed Ilsa Glitch
he Strongly.
‘i'lic i'nuuty i‘iinitulssluu-‘rs tlcciili-d
‘ icniurdui Itl i'clllst' n liccuw to Min
Acidic iiiock. iii the town of lutrlcu
‘I‘ht bearing on Miss illucll'u aliplicu
lion took place aiwuc time ago. She
l‘i‘l't'llii)’ clinic front .t‘hicago. where she
coltliuclctl it hotel busilieiia and hits
purchuml it place iii llama. their the
_ illiwuylou line. The people of llawnl“
iuu .lruiw cu nutm- to tuna-w a Iii-cunt-
bcliig granted in tbclr vicinity. oil the
around that it would be a detriment to
u purely rrmidcuiiul locality.
iltmllyliili is ill lilo ltitt'll it! Not“
witili. thilii \lisa iiitlt'h'a iiItliM‘ ill lit the
loan of ibtricn. The officials of tilt-
. lullcl‘ lilaco were willing iiit‘ iii't‘IlM‘
‘ should be gratin-d. bill iii view of the
. «irong rcuuiiiulruncc the coiutuissitar
or» dccidcll against the applicant.
i
i W Willi. lift t‘Altl‘ “'iltilil‘i‘.
Washington. Armpit ll Adjutant
ileneriil i'orblu announces that hart"
‘ after the designation it’ll“. camp at
Montoull l'olut will be f'anip Wlliul.
i in horror of f‘olrutcl f‘biirluu A. Wilt-
‘ off. of the T'Nliy'lt'i'ilflli i'ililcil Niall-u
. iufuuiri'. who was killed Jhi the head
of bio brigade tilt ilic first iif .lgiy iii
Routing“. 'f‘hlu irriicr WI“ itittilf'fi by
direction of the prcnldcni.
t..m..-..~.~, law‘— a r
l
» l'liil'l'ti itlt'li 'i‘Altil‘l‘.
Washitigiini. August ll—~ A ittif‘rlm
was sold ilii uerwl Miles utility giving
ilii’fi dirsciiu as to tariff iillfi other
i'llhf'li“ iu the island of Porto lib-o.
. The new utilise will be aimlbir in gen-
ml outline to those not in force pre»
_ iimlnarily at Santiago. A regular lac
ril schedule for l‘ortu liico will he
tortured stats.
last Saturday Harry:
been “
excellent record.
He began at the bot-
f
pany E. of Bridgeport. as a private. By
. his close application to the duties evol-
‘ position he now occupies after having? street. Norwalk.
passed through every submdlnate'of-l ml".- 19 “3‘“ "M .
} fire. The position of colonel was ear- ‘
' tied by yearsof service and not by ln~
dttencc with the powers behind the.
I throne. As the commander of a regi-
ment he stands oiit as a shining caani- ‘
pie worthy of emulation to present as- ‘
pliants for high military honors. A
i striking feature of his record was his
executive ability. a phrase otter mls—i
applied. There is nothing coitcmlcd In:
his thirty years of service. He moun-
icd every rung of the military ladder.
on his merits." 1
It is probable that his honorable dis-
charge will be :eccli‘cd today. Licu'}
.TO LET-First and
called at the camp on Tuesday and]? tom of the ladder by enlisting in Coni- ~ 't‘o LET—Other: tn the
General Hawicy called at the camp. "d “90" him “0 gradually “*9 ‘0 “'0“ TO RENT—Basement.
, T0 LET—Sta rooms. Music!
tenant Colonel (‘haries W. iluntlrlc. of‘
Stamford. will he ordered to assume
control of what remains of the Fourth
regiment. The latter is next iii iillt'i
for promotion and is a candidate for
the oflcc of Colonel.
tenants (lakes and Pennington
amour: iiiii most enthusiastic Illlttli‘ir
or». and iii tauntinr throughout the bri-
gade. Lieutenant i‘oloucl llcndric will
in all probability be acting colonel uri-
iii the rigiiucut is rmrgtttiiscd. 'l‘liis
ulll itlit‘l‘ plau- wiicii lilt' i'itllilliiiliwi
"MW in ”it" .ultlb' t'ilnlll are illilrit‘l'lli
Hill of iiit' uriuy.
'l‘licrc ii. .i fubc illllirt‘fihitlll. iiit‘ l'ii
mu says. not only in Iiriiiichurl. bill
throughout iilt' :lulc ibui (ii-ticrnl 'l‘.
l. Watson. toriiicriy col-incl of this
i'rgiiucttl. in ii candidate for the tiflirc
tuadc vacant by t'oloncl Slicridutt‘s rc-
ilrctiicui. iii-iicral Watson is iiol
coudiduic. That he would niakc on ex-
t'cilt‘lli iuuu tor the litinilihlli bi till c<
lliiliis‘ilt'fi fact. but be has declined the
honor thruui tipon hint by his friends.
it is understood that he favors the cati-
dun-y of Limiicuntit i‘oloucl lit-iidric.
Although lltli connected with lltc Nail-
iuual iluurd iii any l'lt|lltt'ii,\' wliulcvi-i'
lie iultcs ii urciit interest in the ilri-j
citric. csiwrliilly his former willful-Iii.
'I‘hc t'illitrrnt‘ltlt‘lll of ilcucrai Watson
will greatly uld lilo llculctititil culoucl‘s
candidacy. Thus far no other candi-
dates have principled ilientscivca. The
line iifllwrs of the rcgiiiicni elect the
roluiicl. 'l‘lu- prcnclil Iliic ufib-ct'a iii-c
Milli to be favorable in ilotidriu Al-
iliougli not it llrblgcimi'ici- be will hurt-
the hourly support of file line ilflit'f'l'!‘
of liliii city.
lllllli‘l‘ hltihl'i‘lll-I 'l‘tl till‘N‘itll.
ill! Associated Ml
Washington. Argusi iir‘rliy‘olri‘l'is-
lug the good tifltw of tite‘i'tiitcd
States tactfully. Secretary ilay has
probably ltlii't't't‘tit‘ti ill itvcl'tilll ii iii"
\‘i'l‘i‘ rrisls iii the l‘t'iitiittllli lioiwutill it
My uud i‘obuubiu gruwiua out of thc
i'crrull iiilulr. A cabbgrani \titil rc-
cclrcd at tho dcpiti-iiuuui italay from
iiilillc riil‘ilifl that out of rignrd
liic i‘ltllcll Minion. liic Ilnliitil gnt‘cl'll‘
iiicni illtti lcicgrupilt'il Admiral i‘iiudl-
out at l'urihrwena. i‘ubnnblti. to give
the i‘olonildaii government right
‘ llliliiiila little in which to settle with
i‘ci‘ruli‘n creditors uudcr the turns of
i'rcsidoni i‘b-wlaud's award. Willie
i'ulouibla has not yet lawn board from
in acceptance of this proiaisltloo. il in
lirii doubted bore liliti it will be limp-
it'll.
ANAiil'lllli'l‘ illiiiti'l'w tili‘l-‘ii‘itii
ills Asstwiaied Preset
liruiwln. August ll Wirilc 2i police
iouu uric iirrmiiug a militant snarl hint
iiaiiicil Wiiitiiln. iiw bitter abut llflii
wooiiiitai the officer lilili also rsl sev-
eral other .. pied to
capture li arrested
and ilslgcd lti bill. hater. the police
visited W'iiifiliii' liaising. where they
found two anarchist". who promptly
opened fire on the ulficers. A police-
nuiti replied to this fire. fatally wound-
ing one of the men. ills enlighflifl
W“ cm.“» s
’ so
He has the en- .
dorscment of the Norwalk military ‘
contingent. (‘aptain Mitchell and irieu- .
being .'
Friaaoaovatsaaaa
.l'aviaelsgshenidaotls ‘tslfll
fill licence of illc itfluii‘.
wast'ra-
.......-.. ....._ ._-...._. _...-......,....«. ..,_.. ‘W
WANTED—Man and "l or « 6".
tlcmen to board. ‘ .. M. , l
of bath. tine iocsttonu MM
Sentinel odlce. ‘ *' . an it
WANTED—Waitress 7.
Apply at Norwslk Hot . “to”.
work. Apply at 28 Co
East Norwaik.
WANTED—Young billc vanish.
Roettocher's market. 1 North Main
street. “ . WI.
apartments. over Olsen
Four rooms each. lien I and I1.
Halls heated. lighted
For further particulars 1 oaths “3;“
odice of the Old Well i
88 Washington street. l
ro LET—Lower floor of rooms. are.
7 Seymour place. Mod rats mt.
' all.“
losref
The Sentinel building1 Apply d
The Sentinel once ‘1 .
1. Iain
inout of l'. W.
orwalh.
it!
suitable for oillces: hol
rooms. with lmprovem ta. lira O
ambit-eel: lSi'floof. 3. rooms. St
W ward avenue. rcntufl. I. A.
Woodward. l
i
.To LET—Apartments of room
first door. 8 and lo Tolies lstrsst. M
class order. Apply to John H-
Kiunp. at West street. Jacob”?!
Layton. South Norwalh.
' tron
i-‘oll SALE—Open sloop
or charter. II feet'ovsr
new sail and perfect
Lying at Miller's ship:
Edward H. Miller. 1
avenue.
W
ioa'r.
l.ti.~l‘l‘ .\i Illiiuu Paint. a ldy’a gold
li'llii‘ii. \liiil iuiiiuls Me “110 B. G.
on lusbb- of back t‘litlt‘. siillhillo
rcu'arti for its return to lh s oloe.
alt 8t
MlBCILI-INI UK
-"'-‘i'i‘ ~tltlll\'i¢il at flaytno d not.
cul'llt‘i of (Tliilii‘i‘l SHAW NUT
t‘ti.\l.. which we are sclil at “.50
iii'l' loll Jt-livci'rd. “O l'
uircct. Norwtillt. for all
laundry work. All work gin
Siilrts. 7r: collars. liar: will! m
l‘.’r. Mr. bro luui iiil‘t‘flflinlli dries lit
llridgcport. where he tineslih ihrlo
business. l I. I.
HAVE YOUR PIANO
imhwood.
statements. I and lo orth
upstairs. South Norwslit.
mail will receive prompt
u '“h.
t'uroiicr iitlil'il of the crab
wliitll i'upurio was shot. ll
lilililn to fill“ main with thiil
lie says.
that i‘upiirle threatened and
did not intend to lllll his vicii
ouci liotcu will linbi hiiu for
laugliirr.
. -- —>.—ssr—~m
fiXt’llANilii or wuaar
'rv.
llrliisi-pori. t‘iuiu.. August ire-m
i‘tiltntililiulml mud. through V PM
ldcui Hall. has agreed to a rug
with A city ”minutiae twistirs o M
Ohi‘iliilllf' of wharf properly i
rlly. llridgeprirt mode “It“.
public wharf 'ii"iiiiiNi. and "W W
fcriviirc will probably result in a l W
for of properly which will be in I lit
the l'iiy‘a advantage. 1
. .. . . -.......
i or Why do you and y
ilv‘tmir mother-indent
wnyie ifrsaiilyimlloasse we
not lire without her.
our 0.- .
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Norwalk Chronicler