, stunts sad Aldermen Aims tile
Stereos Club Jelliiicatles.
7t not In at THE tits
“Mlumhhthslm
Isl dis” helm It
“anthem ‘lshiss
minute-slats“.
Norwath Is. and has been. for veers
, past. famous M the quality of Its
_ chub-hrs. Gish after club. both {tri-
nto'and public. have held bakes. with
various degrees of soscrss: but it re-
mained tor the Trtttnsn Stevens club.
already renown‘sd for ,Its superior
bikes, to attain the top notch-of per.
faction in this particular line of diver-
sion from the dull business cares of
hot summer days. when one longs for
some sort of recreation. which “can be
obtained only by a day's outing on one
of the many picturesque Islands which
make the beauty of Norwaik's harbor
famous. and the participation in a gen-
uine New England clambake.
For a week the sole topic of conver-
sation in the lobby of the New hia-
liackemo. has been the coming bake of
the Stevens club. During the threaten-
ing weather for the past few days.l.and-
lord Wals has passed sleepless nights.
reading the predictions from the weath-
er bureau. and watching for stars
Tuesday night came genial anti lolly
lows: Jack Keesltso. at. heals. Missou-
rt: 1!. A. Thimble. Paterson. New Jer-
soy. and John B. Clark. Kansas City.
Missouri.
mandator- John H. Farris conveyed
a party to the island on his launch. the
Iva L. Ferris.
‘ Water Commissioner 'f‘rowbridgs had
1ashlsguostsB. A.Bsrry.(i. M. Butler
and W. 8. hither. of New York city;
and Charles F. Hills. the local super-
intendent of the Standard Oil company
salt-tallied B. N. Watt. general super-
intendent of the Standard Oil company.
of Providence.aand H. H. ldgerton. U.
B. 8. D.. Washington. D. O.
cosmonaut-anon. i
masons-«ammo tempts.
aflha'aratoat mun.
Mrs. lasso B. Jennings. president of
the Central club. and In. E. H. li‘os.
president it the Friday Afternoon club.
gave a luncheon at The Knob, yester-
day. to the presidents of the other Nor-
walk clubs. to meet Mrs. L. D. Temple.
president of the Vermont Federa-
tion. curs. Noble. president. and
Mrs. Charles W. Shelton. recording sec-
retary of the Connecticut Federation.
were also among the guests. The af-
fair was very elaborately planned and
delightfully carried ottt.
HORSE THlEii' IN A POND.
Bedding men captured Edward Bald-
win. a colored horse thief. st Putnam
Park. Tuesday afternoon. Baldwin ran
into the pond at Putnam Park when an
attempt was made to arrest him and
was dragged out and tied with ropes.
He made a strong resistance. The own-
or of the stolen horse. a Westport man.
was not aware utttll hc hcard of liabl-
win‘ 3 capture. tltat his horse had been,
i
l
\
(By Associated Press.)
Eprotocol placcd before them for con-3
disappointed ‘
sidcrstion. They were
however. for authority had not yet come
front Madrid for hi. Cambttn's signature
est in the cubinct mcctlug than had
been anticipated. When Secretary
Day reached the Whltc liotuc he so
Ned iathrop. the railroad contractiir. {stolen Aaron M Hccd made the ”If" I no tontntunleation of any sort had come
with m. Willie for his famous sauce .ture with the assistance of Thomas l)t-- {from Ambassador Catalina. ilc said
1
locked firmly in his brunt. lmmcdl- Haney and .I. ll. Hot rs 1m mm m... i that beyond the prose tlcpatcthts from
. Madrid he had ttut ht't‘ll initiated at iiit‘
steiy on his arrival he set to work and
prepared a goodly quantity of this most .
indispensable sdltinct to o tlambake.
Bright and early yesterday morning. I
the unfavorable weather. notwithstaud 1
ing. “True" mavens. accompanied by
"Jim" Farrlngton and a corps oi eiil- ‘
clent assistants. wendsd their way to
Lighthouse Island. carrying with thcm
about a tow“ m things in the way
of seafood and other refreshments.
Arriving at the island they were nit-t
by Ismael Waring. under whose supcr- i
vision the bake was made. and to whom i
everyone present extended hearty corn- i
pilmenls for thrl excellency of the din-
ncr prepared for them. “dam" simply
outdid all his former efforts.
While all this was going . Landlord
Wills rcntaineti at the hotel. acting as
a reception cttntmittcc for local uutl tuit-
of—town guusts. By 1:30 o'clock all had
arrived at the island. whither they wcrc
transferred from Roton i‘oint dark by
Captain (ilovcr‘s launch. Pearl. t‘aptalu
Fred Lyon‘s yacht (‘autlon aud I‘ttptain
Royal Comatock and ticnator l-‘errls‘
latiiit‘h. Bra 1.. 0h arriving. thc guests
were entertained in royal shnpc by titt-
members of the club.
At 3 o‘clock dlnucr watt llllllnillit‘t‘ii.
and the hungry visitors. to the liiilllitcl‘
of one hundred. sat down to the tables.
where the following courm were scri-
ed in excellent style:
(‘howdcn
Little necks on ltulf shcll.
lieu hit”. Ittilllrtip itiiucc.
Spring t'llit‘iit‘il.
Sit-timed clams.
imitators.
f‘rnlut.
“'tlii‘l'llli'lttil. a In Ncw Milillll‘iil'llltt.
"i‘tli‘il corn. swct-t anti i‘tlllllllttll ptiiu
locit.
t“igars. ctc.
At the tout-lusion of tho Iciisls. titt-
oust-milled guests. to it man, rated it
our of the thrust repasts llicy cvcr had
the good fortune to attend. Much
praise is due to Messrs. i-ltt-vcna. Wat:
and Lathrop. to whom- efforts the suc-
cess of thc adair is entirely illic.
The names of those proscnt follows-
lilet-trlt- Light Commissioner .i. A. \‘ullt.
csvt‘icuutor John H. i‘erritt. W‘it'i'imill)
flamiwl Lyrics. i‘oluucl id. ll. Matthew
sort. iiettcrttl lttntttcll l‘rutti. l'crccy It.
li‘errls. ii. A. Mutthcwttott, iii. A Illillit.
i. ii. Hamilton. hi. i". l‘ttwcrs. Al. "ini'u
thin. .I. ll. Manning. ll. W. litiymtuttl.
i‘arl tit-Intuit. ll. 0. llylc. .l. l'. D'i‘lilli‘ia.
Frill“ ll. l-‘itt-h. cx~hittyttr Wllllam ll
ilultlmii. .ltttucti Hall. lit-ttlttntlu lilii‘l‘ls.
i‘ltv 'l‘rousurcr Maitht-w t‘orbeti. liyl~
watt-r llttttt. senator it. I). ltt-clcr. W.
il id‘i‘ilillii. in. il. iiorhnm. Wtitcr i‘ottt-
Ilil‘fliiilttl‘ I‘ ll. 'i‘rcwlttblgc. i‘tipltiin
William ll. lloyt. .lutlgc A. ll. Austin.
i‘. l‘. .\llliv. .l. l‘lymcrt lioyt. l‘ttptiiln
i‘rt-tl hvcttt. I‘tiptulu 'I'. it tllovcr. it.
it. "ltiuctv it. b“. bathrop. James A.
Farrittstttu. ii. i‘. smith Itsttplt t.
Wain. .l ii littytnoutl. ilclct-tmuti “rib
mini Tuition and Il. fl. Mill'lli‘”. of
Noiwttlit W W. ilttllnrtl. liurlcu. A.
W. ilrt-wn. l‘atct'stm. N .l,. t‘ttltiib-i
Tracy ll. thtrcn, 'tf lltc Atlantic lit»
tel. and ii ll. luckily. tti‘ ilrl'lgt'lutl'i'
I. ll. “lllliilltm‘. ii. ii. ltrttid. lieu.
Iltlriic. Dr. William Hurt ii. if liti‘ii~
sch. ‘l‘licunltlic itlttphrttt. W. I. lttlwttrtis.
at How York city.
flimrit‘ Light commissioner Joseph
A. Valli had its his guests several mu -
tern htti buyers anti dealt-rs. among
whtuu' weir" William ltowlsutl.
Ncw York; li‘rsitit i'ollt. city: H. W.
nests. NW York. 1. W. i'tirnpltcil,
New Yul-it: i'. W. llnltt'm'it. lit-mm,
C'stlorsilo: ‘W. I. f‘lsss. Dcs Nolhss.‘
bccu hound otcr for trial.
i
action of the Spanish tabiuet. Wilt'l‘i
POLI'l‘lf‘AI. REFORMS AN" WilhiltAi raked if it was llltciy that a slwtlal
The Island ilreege. published at
SouthWest Harbor. Maine prints this:
Mrs Ruth ii. I). llavcns. a promi-
ncnt attorney and tourist-liar at- law of
Washington. l). f‘.. who was thc guest
‘of Dr. Abby hi. Fulton lust WtK‘ii. rc~
Eturned to her home Thursday.
[luring
her stay Mrs Havens gave an address
at Alexandria coitus on Political its-
forms as Related to Women." which
i
éuct-cssary. The president.
The ma and most
news will its found Ian's
WMMDW
w
CLOSE AT * AND.
The President“ ts Confident that There Will
be no Delay In the Execution
Formal Document of Peace.
of the
PRDTOCOL IS READY ~ .
roR THE SIGNATURES
SF
A Despatcb Received by the lit-say Ambassador this Aitsrooss, (liv-
ing hint Full Authorizatitfi to Sign the Agrcsmast, but Undoubt-
edly he will not Comply DotiI Later. is the Day. as the Cable
Message is Rather Long and Deciphering will Take Some Time.
' anything during the night from Spain.
Consequently thef‘was far lcss' lttIer-;
Washington. August I2-~When ”'9 but their private sdticcs lead thorn to
months of the cabinet astternbled at “it"! the receipt of the final instruct~
the mulsr ii‘rltiay session today most ions from a... Spanish government
of them expected to have the slgncd during the day.
ml eases DNA“
Old-gthsAtnbssaadorruli Author-i
tytoligathshotosoi.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. Auuat )2“—At l'2:30
Miti'i‘llli‘k the l-‘tench ambassador ro-
‘tlt‘it'eii a dcspstclt. giving him full
session of the cabinet would foiltttt the?
signing of the protocol. ltc replied that .
hc did not know. but could now two liu
rt-attou why u spcclal session would it»
while lack
authorisation to aka the protocol This
dispatch is rather long and its doc-lplt,
cring will take sometime. No hourl‘
has bccu sci for the signing of the pro-
tocol. but undoubtedly it will be sign-
ed Inter in the day.
mvusoaa 0' I'll moon.
- .4»..—
1AI Metalltatsmantfartharraas
I log 0mi'iili advice of the Spanish ugrt-c- ~
2
I
l
was listened to by a large and ttpprc-
clallve company. Mrs. llavcus is Can
official in the treasury department as“
wcll as lil‘tli‘lli‘illl: nttorncy. and finds
tiutc apart from the curt-s ill\‘ili\'i'tl in
iltcsc duties to llilt‘i‘i'til ltcrsrlf ititiclt lit
currcnt social problems.
.‘ll'a‘. liat'cns has just rciuructl to
Washinuton aim at brlcf visit with hot
sistcr. llr. Emily I’artlcn,
PORTER IN NEW HM“ 2.'
lion. .ltthn Addison l'ttt-ter. privatc
M‘i‘l‘t'llll‘)‘ ttt i'rcsltlcut McKinley: was
meat on the formal document. was con
attest ism would he no delay in its!
execution and rcgardcd the prompt and
ing of the war as iiflitiil’t'll.
sauna '0 II Milli!) UPON.
the Peace ’rotocol rractically Ready
for tha lignaturaa
Washington. August
‘ llit'llih wcro practically t-tuuplctml can
I
ly this morning for the siguatttro ni
lltc protocol which is to t'tllli‘illlit‘ litt‘
war with Spain. ‘l‘hc dot-unit-ut itwtt‘.
in two identical originals.
has bucu
' prepared ill the tlipltuuatlc bureau. an
in lltc city today and stopped at lltc.
'l‘uutlnc hotel a short time. on his way
. home. where he expects to take a va- .
tattoo of ll truck or too tlsvs lle suit"-
a reporter of thc latader and said then-
was no political significant-c wittttt-t'tr
ill his trip to t‘ttnttct-tlcut. that ill‘ no».
sin ply taking d Itut-tit-tl vacation for it
.ltcrt tluu- illiti that it" should prun-
.tltly mum in bi.- 'lillic: lit a \\|'t‘k to
wit days Mr. I'ttrtt-r was ill utstd
itcttlth and spirits and was busily cu
mun-d lit Ittlklnu with ilttn. tit-tu'iic .tl.
noon and lliilt'l‘h of ill" ittiltuatt-
Iiii'iiiirt whilt- ltprc Ncw Harcu land-
or. August ll
tiitA ltArlri i‘lltthi isnl‘i‘lll‘itll't‘
W. liurt thltctuttn utttl .itthn Wiiiic-
unto. of tirt-cus l-‘ttrnts. whit cunn- to
dumb Nttrwatk every day with sttrdrn
produce. ltrttiuhi ttvcr lhlti inuriillil ti‘
supply ttf sun luiss. thc largest illlii lill‘
t'sl ilah ct’cr stroll in town. littc til lltc
bass. wt-lghlua forty pounds. is on M-
ltlbltlon in llunt e‘t Iclufl‘a market. It
was caught by litiri Wiiilt‘illllii. licvcrr
til tttltcrs wcighltut from thirty to fur
Iy pttuiitls wt-ic cousin. in lltc itoirt. till
tittuiltpttrt.
hllili'l'rl Wi'l‘li lilitll‘i‘t' Al‘l‘liilt‘Ai.
iiiy Associated Prensa.)
New \‘ttrk. Austin-i l‘l tbs-rotary
iii'iit‘i'itl dttriics ll Morgan. of tho Mlll~
itiry order of Port-ind Wars. has no
t'tilt‘tal lltc fitllitwilitl i'i‘titn tits-ia-liii‘i' M
the Navy istug:
Navy llciuirtinttnt.
Washington. August in. litiiii.
r‘lr i not iii rtwtiipi of your Min
of August iih. informing lltc of the run
lliill of tho \‘clcriilt sud litil‘i‘iiiltll”!
companions ttf lltc Military Order of
Foreign Wart. of tho l‘uitt-ti tuition. in
so atticitiiitts Iiiifii' cttitsIlItiilttti' tie in
liillilil all cttmmtsalttuod intern iii the
tinny and navy citatiged is some wr-
vlct during the llpatilsh war
The iti‘lltm of your order meets with
the llt'lil'il‘ approval of the department.
Very Mm'tfttlly, ,
Iiiianetli
with It MINI). iict‘relary.
.lAhiitli il MilliilAN. lac. flea.
Military I‘lnler of Foreign Wars.
it (Elsa-on avenue. Brooklyn. it. Y. ‘
ttll that rt-nuilut-d was for thc I"I't\lli‘il
ambassador to attach his slllllililll‘i‘
While the particular document to itt‘
signed is propt-rly enough tlcscrlbtsl us
it protocol. it is still technically mum
thing more Iltunt but. no far as it
flil‘ri. llilit limits-til iiilntlillii‘i) ll
port-c il‘t'tlly. 'i'ltus. hating prttt'ttlt-ti
ittr lltc disposition of t‘ulta. l'ttrttt lttm
liltii tittc ttI lltc l..ttirttttt- l~|.tutln. lilt'li'
is nothing more for any pom-c utmttib
Nil)“ itt do in colonial itt tint-c hlliljtw'l'.
tliclr mic is scab-ti. and lltc Iil‘illitttli
Ill that i'cspt-ci is us blutltnit .ts atty’tlc
ilulio Ircuty ttf pctitc. Such it protocol
as this Willi sluittsl by i'rtttitlcut 'l‘lticts
ttntl i't'lurc lllstuurclt to terminate titt-
l-‘rttut-o-l'russiun war and tho condit-
it-us therein laid down were not «run
sitblcct to rt-vlslttu at Ihc bomb of tin-
pcat-c t-tuuiuissittu that followed.
Matty tlctulls rcuiaitt to ho ltfll‘N‘ti up.
on which arc not even rcicrrctl in in
the ptytlttcttl. lint-h ttf tltcttc its rcltitt-
tn purcly brilliant and naval nIlMt‘i‘ln
will be ruicrt'cti to a military ttttttutis-
all)“
This commission may cttcouitiut‘
'htIilii' tlililculty lu untitiust ti dispel"
hull of tho “intuit-ii tittitlii‘i‘it in i'ubtt
liiltl IIu-iu llictt. and the military and
naval prisoners now In ilttt l‘uliuti
states. The initial-tit government
showing it remarkable uuwllllttanws
ill prtwidc fur the return of them sul-
dirt» and sailors itt Mould. 'l‘ltls butt
uttitc so for as to lay lltc tipsubdt gov-
t-ruutcu'i main to lltc chorus of built-
it rciii'c as iii lltc htic of ”W tucti wltu
ull‘iifllifli for but l‘illlM‘. Hill‘ttltmtll
utitlt'int l'iil‘l‘i\‘t'li lli‘i't‘ l‘rtuii prlrtifc
muircw. throw sonic light upon this.
saying that ”w tipttttbtb gttttirurucoi is
apprehensive that the l‘tillil‘liiill war»
l‘liti‘i-i will loin the i‘arllt-ts and break
nut in upon rt-itt-illttn against the dy-
llitti)‘. it Is probably "W military corn»
mission will be clutbt-tl witlt utlstpitttu
tumor to deal with this tpiesiitat in tho
interval Of ilit' l'lliltwl ”Mint.
in
in
haparadbylaerehry Dav- .
Washington. \tIIIsI l2- Alt official
statement for p- ass pultllcatlon.sttttittg..
out the provision of the peace prow-
t-.oi was read and ttpmvctl at the c-ttlt
. int-I tit-stilt)" listiay.
l2 - Armpit-- ‘
'i‘ili‘ifliliil of the
The French snowy did not receive.
it was prcparctl ltt‘
Sutrtlttry flay. Iht pittptutc it‘d“): Io
liltiin' it pultllt illillli‘iililit‘iy liiit'i' titt-
I't-uutrcti signatures luitl bwu itilitctl lu
lltc prtilnt'tti. lt tluw not turn iiil' ii'AI
ut‘ tltt- iItlt'llfllt‘lil. but lii'iiliih its main
plinth and [)l‘iWi‘ittiIB. 'I'hc prism-til.
gt-uct‘al. is it rcticmtiuit trf lilt' it‘l'lll.‘
of Iltc litlii‘ pitch to Spain ut'lt \vry
illlit' dificrcnt-c’iu lltc Iaiiutiuco of
titttsc tcrniw. Ihmtzb vitilt t-t-ttsltici'altlr
supplvutctttary litil‘db’d‘itlflla of an
lililiirll‘ltih’t‘ nature The most
*iilllllill difft-rcuw .. itt lV‘lilif'ii to ill"
cvttt-uailtiu tti :lp- idliliil‘t'ti Il'l‘l'litll‘)‘.
The onto. its handed to Ambassador
i'autium. called for immediate evacua-
:iti
~ttlt.
iittii ttf (‘ttlui and Form lllctt. wlIllc lltc ‘
protocol butt-s lilt‘ time of crat-utc
liilll in in‘ Mlliint‘lllli'llli) tlctvrtulhitl up
till. ”Ii' tit-Mull lM'iliti itt litttc litt‘ iiillt'
til \i'illttiiitttztl it"i ttt iit‘ lihtwi
ltIllll muttuimt-n ul lill‘ l'u'ttt-tl sham
Ititi Slltiii. 'i'iit' [it-I‘Iittti tti tilt pt‘ttltt
vol nllllllii'llli'lllltiW in what is i‘llliltliit‘ii
ill lilr ilitii‘ l'i'i.ili‘s pritttlpally In Iltc
lllttillli‘l' ttf cats-utilitn til thc provisions
of thc prtiittcttl.
\t :l p. In. lltc l-‘tt-itrlt ctulutssy Iliiil
l'i‘i'i'th'ti the full institutions and .uth
uttsttilon tospwtitut the signing of tit.
ilV .1
ptttittttti tiiitltctt ltiiitulcs ltitti hi. 'i‘hlc .
bout Htmllt'lltl" of tit. tittltusst statitd
for the stain tlt'isttintcui. where
outdo an appointment for the “tortilla“
tti lltc insirtttticnt Nils uIlct-ittaut
thought the Niliiiilitl‘t'» will bc unlit-d
about i tt't-ltu-lt.
ulcitt is in he prt-wcut ui tlu- t-ttrt-ututtv
ll may not tuitt- plau- tinttl it u‘t-lut-lt
tim- tlcpcutliug. iliflh't’i‘l'. upon lltt
wlaiiw iii lltc stoic tlcluii‘litictti tilliciitlt
lt.\liillilii It‘i‘Niil'i i-‘Hlt A hillbilttN
lily Asatwlait-tl l‘ressl
litiubttry, t'ttnn. Annual Ill-«A t-td
V’ nlvorsttry of
motion is Milt.
y for the purists-t-
ti t‘ililil‘i‘ti IMnlltlfl
rtuuncipitttttg
held in iiila city I
of ruining funds
In this city. I. l‘ liirrhutttrc. i). if...
presiding 1m lltc Ni'w “Milli“
t‘iliiml‘lli‘t'. . i". ii. "iii. iii
Ncw littvc . It)! the Imitation
tittvttr Kc "i l tho quitting ml
tittw .\ Iii pm slit-titled lltc up
latsobttll struuutlu
thin it'll'l'lli . itt bc
ilt‘iii Mimi“: iiii
"inilitli lion. '
church, is i
the A. hi. it. tilt-n
idii in be proactit.
l‘lclaNiIlt’li AldAi'In‘.
ilir Associated Press.)
Ilrltigt-pttrt. ('ttnh.. August iarrriifll‘
nor Mutt-rt this morning. at lltc intpwst
over the remains or .lasm-tt t‘amrie.
found that he more it" his death tut a
rv-ttuit of s irritations assault at the
bands of John Milo.
.M' .
it lsi
although if lltc prt-s .
the
Mummmn.
Awmt d the ham-
taut-arm m.
(Dr Associated Press.)
iaoudon. August “~th exam-
ination of Ernest/fer“ Henley, the
company promoter in bankruptcy pro-
ceedings, was resumed today. Dir. Hool-
ey. who has been sick. was present in
spite of his physician's order. He cre-
ated an intense sensation by informing
the registrar that while entering the;
court John Lawson Johnatone. of King-
wood. Kent. who purchased the Prince
of Wales racing cutter Britannia and
who afterwards sold her to Mr. Hooley.
approached the latter. drew hint to one
side and said: "If you say anything
further about us. i shlill enter the'wlt-
neas box and state what [know about
your wife‘s funds."
Mr. Hooley added: "I cut him across
the head with a stick "
The registrar thereupon directed Mr.
Hooiey and his counsel to forthwith
proceed to Justice Wr'hts court and
enter a charge of contempt of court
against Mr. Johnstonc.
. The examination of Mr. Hoolt'y was
eventually sdlourned ttntil Monday. af-
ter John Lawson Johnstonc. who Is a
former director of the ilovrll nompany.
the Earl of Albcmarlc and others had
denied the illegality of the again with
Mr. Hooley.’ '.
The Earl of Albetnarlc admitted he
has received £9,000. but hti‘tlaiii he
understood the money was the result
of a speculation Mr. Hoolcy had uttdcr—
taken In his lit-half and he was quit"
willing to repay the amottnt to whoct-t-r
was entitled to Q: ’
. Before the court ntllourncd
Lawson Johnstono son of John lawsuit
i Miohnstonc entered the witness boy and
Georg -
t ipaloglscd for the incident. earlier in
ithe day. which caused Mr lloolt-y I-t
itut the elder Mr. Johnstont- tttross tht
"ueatt with a stick. and which inducctl
ithc registrar to instruct mimwl to ca-
ter a charge of contempt of court att-
alnst him. Altcr the apology. the reg-
tstrnr allowed the matter to drop.
i In tho ottetn's item it division of tilt
high court of justice. the motion nuttlt
tlty counsel for tho official rctclver to
itonuuit Earl dc lit Wars. and Messrs.
illrotttllcy ilratlsitaw and ltutkcr Io:
‘tilllilfllllli of total ill attempting to in-
‘tlutc \lr lloolt-y to falsify ltls .vitlc'cttt
was partially board (in
list.
lcatc to scrtc unlit-c upon Burl dt-
\\"ttr and lltc tttltt-ts‘ that :t Illililutl
titttiltl ltt- tin-tilt Ititint to ttititttiit Iltnu
itil‘ tilllit'llllii Ill tl.)|lli i'illlllh ’Illh'ihl ill
..l .‘tt. t-gtutu it till luztrl lit in W lil‘ '
.\lt. lltstltt Ihitliti.‘ iillll to brain it .I- .l
liltii llit' I'.|l'i ilitii litil ri'ii'iVi‘li LlftiUltiti
tor juiititu: lltc lutulup cutupany; iltu:
but had put lwpi anything tilli ilit- l‘LitI ‘
iii .\iitt ill.ll'it‘.
lltt' lituti‘tii
thii'. llmtlty to Lord ilrctillr, .ttiti titdt
ituu Air. llttttlt-y to nit) ltt- littd llill il.l|i
any t‘tlllilltliiilt'tllit)" with Karl dc i‘i
. Warr since his first i‘lliilll.lliiiiilli.
(‘itllllrt'i for Burl tic l.t Witrr today
nitlii lm was not prcpttr -tl to cross i“.
..tn'|ttt-. but at'tlctl Ihtti itiztrl dc ill “'Ml
‘Ailh r-mly itii'ilttt'itlt Itt tlctti 'fluti I'v
itutl .llii‘lliliit‘i' in itlii‘t' Alt‘ ilitiiit‘)
lustltu ercltt tltcrctiptut adjoin-uni
llit tittt' llillii 'i‘ttt-iiiii)‘. stliililt ii tin-t
ttttpttrlultl lltc mac slittttlii iii‘ Illtl. ii
tltt~ moot r it “.In cit-urtwl up thc ir‘iii'l
for all iiilli‘i'l’lliti
_..... .. a“. ”7.. .....
oases 0' swans suns.
Discussing a constitution for Islvsdor.
loadursssad Iioaragua.
itii'tll‘l‘t‘h|ltlii.l‘ilt't‘ of AssimluIt-d l'rcss i
Managua. Nicaragua. .ittly :lii‘ ’I‘ltc
? tiniesntcs in tho t‘tmtillllitll to forth a
t‘tliisilliillttii fur tho sluice tti Hitlt‘itiittr.
Honduras and Nicaragua continue
titt-lr M'hnitllio licrc almost daily The
work. iltthWl‘l‘. ls prturcssiug slowly
'l‘ltc tii‘it'dt‘n litit'tI discussed ihi‘ first
t'it't‘i‘ii of thc lift) lltc lti‘iit'lsin in lltc
ttrtntcti form of a constitution which
flit-t have as it noble and how decided
on ilic fttllttwlug principal ii'iiiill‘ita'
l‘lrut “l‘iic organisation lit to be it
t-ttufctit rut-y. liltilt‘iiii of a central union
of lltc ”Willi siiilt'ti.
lf'i'i‘iiliti 'I'hc ttittiic til tht- t‘ttufotittrw
litttl.
i‘iilili‘iii Allit‘l'it‘it,"
'rilil‘li“ 'l‘lww is to be a itslcrtil tilti-
lrit'i. cutouts-ml of tho t'it’ii iii'lwtf‘i-
llitflliti of t'hlttcutlcga. ltt Nicaragua.
t'holtiict-tt, Itt litattlttrtts. and lo l'n
lull. in wait-tutor, .tll tatrtlcrltts on the
gulf tll l-‘tttteccii
Forum The mountains capital is to
be Atttttpala. tat ‘i‘lgnr inland. ltt Iht-
til'lilil’lfllt'lil tti i'iltiililt'i‘ld ‘l'lii-
‘ titalicni capital in to la- Iii'ii'l'illilli‘ii by
the first t-tmgt‘tiatt and will be itl'nliitl
at t-lihor Antapaltt. i'holuiuctt ttr t‘hin-
tuttlt'wh.
li‘lftlthl‘hcri- Is to be our pmidonl.
ittsioatl of ti tripltI headed tribune. its
at first unnamed.
ll iH thought probable that aiihtr
President ”Mills. of Honduras, or
limitlcm “clan, of Nicaragua. will its.
closest as the first ambient of
‘propaaetl toutatlerscr.
SillUIIK BY A FHEliHi
James Corral. a Lampoon, Killed
on the Railroad at Saugstuck.
HIS Blilll lilllilllilli IlliliLEll.
Oars-had lswanty- vs your and no
mmmmam
—Anothss Casualty» Hillard
- -Anlt_alisnloy.liilsd.
(Br Associated Prose)
Westport. Conn. August iZ-Jamcs
Curran. aged thirty-liveyoars. a lamp-
man in the employ of the Consolidated
Railroad company. w killed on the
railroad sometime during the night.
the depot and carried seventy-five
feet. the horribly mangled body being
strewn along the tracks. He leaves a
wife and six children.
About 9:30 o'clock. last night. Patti
licdetto. a young italian of Boston.
was instantly killed by falling down
between two cars of Conductor Daniel
Mcintyre's freight, at Milford.“ The
hotly was frightinlly mangled. over
four freight cars having passed over
if. N -
licdetto was fifteen years of rare. He
was en route from New York to his
home. lie had been in search of cm
ploymcnt with a companion almut the
Home age. ‘
Just as the train was passing
through Milford at a rather lively
rate one of the braketnen noticed the
youths on the top of the car. Not tic-
sirlug to make trouble for the young
men he told them that thcy ought toE
get down between Ihc cars as
would be put off the train by the con-i
dig-tor if discovered
"liedctto started to derwcntl from the
top Uf‘ihl‘ car when he lost his footing
and fell. llc dropped ttutlcr the cars.
l and in thc tliuc the train was stopped
" iii" body was llitt .tliy ground
ploct-s lit‘iit‘ilti'n companion itutl
Iiurrttw escape from tlctitlt. Iic startcti
lit
Wt-tittcstizt' l
ill support of thc llil‘iit'lliliiil in!"
In
l
is to he "The l'ttlttiti titaics oil
pcr ‘
iii.‘
lilt‘ lit-arIt-cutiltu: scream ltc rcturnctl In
1 ihi' Ittp tti ”w cut.
.\'ctv London. i'illll|.. \uuust l‘.‘ An
unknown lliiill, .liitllll "iIII‘I-‘t it it:tt‘> til
2““ at run ti\t r .lllii lttllt-til-t iilt i .‘.’.
.
itsi lwttitc. ittul.i till
illivi
t‘lt till"
iiI‘ i'.lIi
tit put lill' Mlllil'illll'
l'i\
at. liilr lilili tiltitz. ii .u
hailing until" ”it'
lliti lll t'ii1I\'I‘l'.~iilillll \\llil .‘,
liiiii nu t-utttlittms Wl‘l‘v'f
utzttlc iii council to pnytutut for Jililiil‘t'. i
that M iliiii tit-.t lllll'tltilli'l‘il‘
'ttnuu-l in titanium: i't‘li..llt- tttt Il.
mtdgc .~-.titl div il.lti jun: tttutttvti Ittttu
.lltt- .ttui l't'llitilts Iii lltt “t'ai :t:.ti \\.‘t-
ll‘dlllltl it: In hi». home in Wmtt-rl), ll
ti. W tvu iili' ft-ttuhi pulled on in ii.»-
Ittilgt- be an 'llillli‘i' in itsrili’ti it
tins thrown lit-itcailt Iltt- whorls
taliil Icar- “t'rt‘ tit-t't-rctl. ”t‘ then ||illti|
tutti
i
‘.i|| t lion in Hindi lt'nni uttticr lltr cats:
and ills intuit was unwind in pl rt-s. Iul
ling tutu tltc Ilitl’ ill l-‘iis ilc was of
Julia vutuplrtiuu Wiiil‘l'i‘iltiihil iuilr. All"
‘ills tmii clntltiug a.» u tilll'l, rap .‘ill'i
hill of him utt mils.
‘i'iii. llll.l. ’l'iltilt' 'l'lllilllt \ltiNHt'
\ l‘ot'lti lib-til tit'n'iiil"ii.
‘ttl August ‘.'. says
1 After itsuiuu u lil’iiiilillliilltlli. itt
tiltich itc (Irittill‘tt’ lltc |ti‘i.|lit‘ that it“
bzttl ctunc itt lIl-iiii' war only upon iltt
lipalilitii mitt-rttntcni and not snail»!
tlw 'bt'illlil'. ilcticrnl Milt-a turned iib‘
control of all cltll anoint ht tic din
‘71” um itt iicut-ral Wilmer. “iiflt‘i'ill
Wilson’s iir-i .th tinticr this .itithttrlit
“an in .tppoltti t‘ttlttiwl l' .\ lllll. iii
hit stall nit i‘tiiiti‘itll‘. and to incur lltc
custom itttust- and its rccctpis 'l‘ltt-
iil'iinm house is "W place whctc it" ill“
it \t‘ilW‘I t-tiilcctctl in Porto lill‘tt for fit"
Iipttiilalt gut-croutcui arc kept licrt
l‘iiltilb'i illll found not only itiIit'c an,
"it“ in Porto tilt-tin intuit-y. but also a
tutor amount of stumped patrwr, which
has to be uscd by lltc lsittntlt-ra iii limit»
but “Will“! binds of ttflclai rotutttunl-
callous.
'l'ht-rit was no laislitcatt titmt- iii lili'
tilaliillt house thsti day. filltl in but fit
imrrliaiiis and ”W flircc itii‘i‘iiiti ship
captains who wcrc found to putt won
my iiiiti'riitin whcihcr any could ltc
dour. lull lltc following day lltc-v l'hrli
Hi that lltc only tiltlllli’ that had tit
cum-d so far as thcy wt-ru t-ouccrticd
eti- tital i'tilitllei titII iotth charge of
their nitllicy insiratl of the aid toilet»
tor and lltc-y paid in utmc than ”iron
that ill!
tliltit‘l‘ tint--
mum
Termini!" Wlinl' Y'tll hflififli tears
Ml thc story of t sin and Ala-ii ynt'!
Timmy No; ant my» in
.mtosryiatotsniiymrals.
I
i
i
lie was struck by- a freight train neari
WANTED-Those wanting [ilk M
general housework. cook or waitrqs‘
or man who understands horses fl
cows. to work on farm. should all
at Intelligence office, 4! Washilgm
Him .
tuna -
WANTED—Situation by a Hungarian;
girl. who tip-sits English. Apply to ‘
Barbara Paiilugtosit. as Roman gnu.
W
South Norwalk.
WANTED—-Wsitress and ianndtwh.
Apply at Norwaik Hotel. out.“
' WANTED-Girl to do general hot-st *
work. Apply at 23 Cottage avenue, ' "
East Norwalit. all It
1‘0 LIT.
TO LET—First. and second story nor
apartments over Olsen altos M
Four rooms each. Rent OI sad Ci
Halls‘hested. lighted and am
For further- psrtlculara inquire at ill
ofhce of the Old Well
0W 0!»
88 Washington surest
T0 LET—bower floor of I’m. In.
7 Seymour place. Moderate rest.
«bani
1'0 LET—once in the second loss a
The Sentinel buildlu. Applysl
The Sentinel oilee
r0 RENT—Basement. at is 'tssta‘
street. Norwalh.
Rogers. 19 ilsin street. Norwalt.
‘ 3t!
TO LIT—Six rooms. lusts Hall bloat.
suitable for odiccs: house. twolla
rooms. with Improvements. No. 0
Arch street; but floor. 3 rooms. 50
Woodward avenue. rent. 33- I. A.
Woodward.
T0 LET—Apartments of hrs
first floor. d and 10 Tollea atraat.
class order. Apply to John H.
thcy i
i
iii
to follow his frit-nti. but who hc ltcartl >
ill.tii who l'i .
iillti .
trad-Mi
.M'mti massasthsysay.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwslk. l"!
FOR GILD.
Foil BALE—A flue assortment of the
celebrated Palmer Ham-ooh at very
reasonable prices. loath um
Hardware company. South dim
i ’3
POI! SALE-Open sloo i M
or charter. 22 feet 3" M “an”
new sail and perfect plus has.
i Lying at Millet" s shipyard. Apply to
Edward H. lillcr. I? Wood...
avenue. lit!
. Lost.
Ixts‘r Airgun II. on tho Street Rail-
tttty, a small. rtlilzll‘i' parliament.
tttlliiilllillg fit \ sultablc reward
will be paid l‘ttt it~ return In this 0‘-
lit't' ill? 8!
MISCELLANEOUS.
.li'S'l' \llllli'ltlli at littt‘iiiuntl “rum.
t-urun til i‘liilli'IiI
t'ti.\l. tiltlt-lt t\-'
per ton tit-llvcrtd.
SMALL. Ni"?
arc st-lling at $3.25
tilii iw
l-IIiS'r tines LAl' NDRTnWah
l.cc has opcncd a laundry at i8 Wall
street Norwalk. for all kinds of
I undry work All work thanked.
Shirts. it: tttlltirs. l'qt': shirt waists.
I..- .\II law has tltrcc lsundrlsa in
lh'itigcpurt. witcrt- hc darn it lone
iilliillli'tia. I. In“
iiAi'lil YOUR l’lANt) “MID—nu.
Its-knead. piano rushes. tune g“
repairer. t‘cn rears' mission
ldsuce Agentfas
ilcl‘hail pianos.
asteroctas. I sad It
upstairs. loath Narnia.“
stall will receive pea-pt aim:
A
“lid “with.“ a II
”mm
lily Associated Press.)
stoututugtttu. t'utta. August ifw‘l‘ha
iitirttt-uth annual ttiwttag of the "or
lii‘i'ilt'til File and Drum i'oeps also»
i-tlltfii watt held here italay. m
t'itllltt start- in aluminium. aambarlu
in”. pt-rlttrint-rt- 'l‘hc billowing We
sent tut-pa Watsrhry. first“
llriiitlt‘ Wittsu-ti. Ass-tats. “
llatttptttn \"tlt-avillc. l'latiittrllis. Hid-
tlictuatt and ttunthltiaittn.
the strand parade was scheduled M
lti ut lac-h. hut ttwiiu its the M! O’-
rlrtil of several corps. the lint- M I“
utttvt- tttitli ii iii) The lion‘s. m
lttntml iatt htmrs. was WWW H
Warden Ward of the
tttiit lib-lull tili- ilaliilll m .
to fill ittnn littii rm diam tutti at tin
ilu- prist- ttttitptiltltut ctcnlc m H
liit‘ Itoutittuaittu driving path. The
bulges tut tliiso- events arc PM
ilulifttrd. of New listen. iterat m.
of Waterbury. and i'iautie Alain. d
Walllhultml A ball tutt- nests. will
slow) a clinics to the day‘s Ms.
«.M m
Inquire of I. I. ’
in» Maui time an‘ ih' place ppm ‘
ill to loin la a abali‘
the toss Any attrraitf
The Nelda flows at all? it's a”
Norwalk Chronicler