IlKES IflETlilB : ii
asst, Electric rlatta Between
Ir. Wischsttor and lit. Guthrie
modifications
nun-ammonium.-
u‘lhootsaodwlho Suit urn-
flo. but blot-dost too
Ganeshhhlosoos.
Idltor. Events. dontlnel: 'l'lmwri-
tor hos M received the following on-
tied manhotiop item ilr. W. It.
dam. treoounr oi the Not-nu and
South Norwalh Electric Light company.
iawhlch.asyouwlllnote.thegentle-
man haotohesoaeoptlonto certain
statements that l sands some time age
than. the columns oi the Sentinel.
and which he doslreante to retract be-
cause. he says. they are untrue and ii-
belous and wants me to say so publicly.
tltorotore I beg to occupy a little at
i
your space to accommodate llr. Outh-
rle. tor whom I have the greatest re-
spect. ills letter ioilows:
Ir. A. I. Winchester:
You are quoted no authority tor a
statement in the South Norwaih Sen-
tinel tit and concerning this company:
That it lsadocrepit Norwolh acquisition
oi the General Electric; that the plant
oi this company is an out oi date. tuto-
erobly constructed plant; that It was
snatched treat the scrap heop at book-
ruptcy: that the company has treated
the people dishoneotly. and used the
most unsuitable oi appliances condem-
ned by insurance underwriters; that
its service to liable to go out at any
time. leaving stores toll of people In
dothneso until lamps or gas are substi-
a-tuted. implying such Is a common or-
currence: that the property oi the com-
pany in the city oi South Norwalk
consisted oi nnlected. uncared tor nys- .
tent ot poles and tangled wires among
other things. which allegations are un-
true and It
You are requested to retract
said libelous in no public a man-
ner as that in lch It was made.
Yours respectfully.
l
W. 'l. Oll‘i‘linlld.
Treasurer
.Now. Yankee tashlon let me start my
shooter with a nestled: let me ash Mr.
Guthrie it all that i said was not the; .
otricted truth? it he dares not answer "“3“"! 0' “I9 "MIN"! and Norwaik
yes. as his honest conscience must die-
dnte. than let me ask the same question
oi all persona tamiliur with that «our ‘
pony who are not under Ila pay or iu~
fluenco.
It i must retract. here It goes. The
company‘s plant shall not be called a
decrepit acquisition of the General I‘ll-
cctric. It In a creditable one so tar as
the General Electric is con-
cerned. at least: nor Is it out
at date. thottgh It Is surprising how
many oi our people. [including tnysell.
think so. taking all things coucerulua
tit into consideratfin. That it was not
snatched trout the scrap heap at bank-
rttplcy. poasibiy It was i'lldt'llNi
by name other means: that In
a conundrum lor Mr. tlutbrlc
to anawcr. That lia [mint and.
wirea In this city are well kept and lit
orderly t-ontllton, certainly liloac that
have lailen and have been removed by
any one wlto happened to be Itu-llnt-d
to lithe tltell away.and the wires arc not
tangled and negltwted. they only look
so. The croao~arnto are all rbrbt. too,
even though I have beloro me. tlouc up
In paper so they won't let tout. the llt'~
cayed remains oi acute at the com-
pany‘s well kept t‘l’ohu'ltl'llltt. That the
service to not unreliable and liable to
go out at any time. Now please don‘t
latch. you store-hoops" who read thla.
.. tor I am trying my best to tell the kind
oi truth that would scent to ill our
It‘lehd. Ir. Oblhrir‘a. requirements.
That the wiring done by thin company
In our alores, etc. It excellent. wonder-
iuily so. tonsidcrlng aotne oi the Ito-
ticcs that have been rm-etvrd by our
people. It Mr. ililtbrie wishes tttorc iu~
lot-motion on this score I will be glad
to pttbliith a report at the nature re.
lerrcd to. tall the lnaurance twoph hate,
taadc a nil-latte In mailing tlnltlttd crit-
b- lame at this company' a previous work
ltld hit. llutbrie want me to say that
his company had tleall helicotiy with
our topple? It so let me hasten to as-
sure etery one that It is the quintet»
wince oi honesty. no matter what any
one who baa ball dealings with it may
believe; contrary opinions are arm.
no matter how much evidence there
may be. This company It great: but
its bounty. Its particular service. lta
peculiar t-uttlpwlcbl. Ila orderly pain
and witt'a. be very original wiring. and
all that taut-tins to it is greater. llttl
area. etc-cloths tit. liltlhric'a Ictlcr oi
entwlilllta II there are other things
that Ir. llulttrit- would like in have on-
roteat-t. lot hint trot them out.
We are Innocent ttaapla down hm».
but hard to scare. and perhaps a Illllt-
more determined at well no confident oi
our own ability to maintain our own
rights than perhaps Ir. iluthria'a up to
data and honorable company would title
it the Howell and death Norwalk
Iloctrlc mt manor. or its watt-ol-
loos. th a General Electric. would like
I‘ll!” more publicity given to this mot-
tor. i will he to sand complete
copies oi all that has passed to the
great electrical Journal Electricity. at
New York. that so well haows the Gen-
orol lllectrlc that Its respect for it Is
not greater than nine. The thought
so tor voln eitorts of nearly six years ot
the Norwolk company to whip our little
city/it has concluded to turn on me tor
a’llttle training: let It come on. as l
peg away getting new customers away
from it all the while 1 will spare lust
time enough to earn the right to be cob
led a chip oi the old block. our dear old
South Norwalk.
A. III. WINCHTISTIIB.
cuss MAM.
Cyan by the Inholnsn d the first
Modes» Ishool.
An cntermlnment was given last
night In the Sunday school room and
parlors oi the First lothodlu buco-
pal church by the members oi Ira. W.
B. Bean's. In. J. C. Orowe'o and it.
D. Randall's classes. There was a
large attendance on the port oi friends
oi the school. and all expressed their
appreciation of the excellent pro-
gramme arranged by insisting on on-
cores iron the various artists.
Linsweller's orchestra. composed oi
Messrs. Linowellor. Jesse. Utslnger.
Jones. Baker and Merriam was heard
In several numbers. hliss Rachel
ky Home. andseveral other inimitable
Southern selections. accompanying her~
seii on the piano. A male quartettc.
George-1H. llirst. It. It. Narnuand. Dr.
W. ll. Bonn and Junior Brown song.
All instrumental trio for violin. violin-
cello and plead. by Joseph Jones. oi
Bridgeport: Clinton Mar and Joseph
Linsweller. was very creditabiy per-
iormed. Miss Florence Bilendori gave
a recitation. A vocal solo. Four [and
Clover. by Robert Shaw. was one oi
he was obliged to respond to an en-
‘ core. The orchestra and ounrtette in-
f vol-ed again. and an adloarntnent was
I taken to the dining-parlors. where the
programme was continued. and ice
peaches. cake and lemonade
I were served by the pupils oi the achooi
I The proceeds are tor the new church
' building itind.
. mmanm.
' a land dwwwm,
' thither at a lends Mg.
One at Liveryrnan Edward ladrigan' a
truclto was wreckth yesterday afternoon .
lot about 1 o'clock. at the Wilson Point
titviaion oi the t‘omtolltluttd road.
’ The lrltck. containing a loud
truuku. In charge oi Menard. Seymour
and Lockwood. Air. lintlriguu's drivers.
woe going over lilt‘ crtnttlltu: Just as all
extra lroighl. bound north. apluuti'ul.
Iieiore the truck could be gotten ottt oi
the way. lite engine struck It
ship-I. and demolished it toltiplclcll'.
The two men juuipul oil. and were uu-
injured.
home at tile trttnka unstained alight
Idamage. and thc harncsa was luolteu
and the horses cut
It was a narrow escape on the purl oi
the mono men irom more scrloua Ill-I
Jury.
.-
lnotalled Yesterday to Old Well nobh
and ladder Go‘s louse.
Id. \'. lbtkcr. t-blei citltltlt-er oi
itotllb Norwalk fire department. ycatcr-
day installed the new set oi double bar
dealt in (lid \t'cii Ilooil itltti iatdtler
tomltauy'a house. Tbia watt ortlcrt-d
some time ago by the Iloard oi t‘ottu-
clirncu. and the baritcsu baa aince been
under construction by M. McNernt-y, at
Washington street. It It a line piece
at workmanship. 'l'bo harm-alt bi atla-
pttndett over the pole oi the "lib h. itltti
it Is eapwtml that itltt'i'ltl minutes will
Ilt'l‘t'IIII-l‘ be auvcti iii getting the up
bursitis to a tire. The lentil ol lltll‘ltlut
‘wua taken down trout A. ltoltnlttt‘ a aid
bio yesterday ulttruoou. and a trial at .
the burrow watt sattlkiut'torlly llllltle.
'i‘ht- iifll‘ttl‘l were Hutu-what Iticlittcti to
bc lrlnbicttetl at it at llrai lull gradual
It became nuttatutut-d to the innate
liolt
[Mammal the hostil-
abl‘olomhrdllostrleaiflawt
Albert ll. ‘l'rossiey. tti ilouth Nurwnlk.
who rattlts high an all electrical cngilt~
.et-r. baa been lhla work made chlcl tut-
Ilnccr oi the l‘oliaolltiutcti littllroad
ronuutuy's cit-ctrtlai plaitl ltt llluuiioril
The tumor altillolt titrrc is our oi lb"
"itltti complete ill the ltiltll‘. It In equip
poll with two t-lluitlcs oi our thou-itltti
horse power each. and supplies latwcr
lot the railroad company a trolley Iiilc
irom tltamiord to New i'.anaatt In all
union to opt-rating the allelaive lrol
itny «yr-tom In itlatuiortl line week ago
today. when the New l‘auault ltlitticit
was ripened to the public. Milli paucit-
grrs were ratrteti. Mix l‘roatliey‘s ma~
oy irienda in Norwslh will congratulate
‘ulrs on his promotion.
striitoa too that perhaps in view it the ‘
Shlnnor invoned with ly Old Kontucw
the artistic eilorts oi the evening. and.
"I i
«told» .
thc l
. WAR
All of the Energies of
Washington. August lit—With peace'
proclaimed. all at the energies at the?
military and naval establishments to-
day were directed into poclilc channels ‘
The sunnrd change from war to peace
was menllcai at the war and navy tle-.
portments. There was no iurther cit-i
pertancy oi dramatic developments. hi1
oi bottles or oi new campaigns. The
orders given lliil night tor the lmmcti- {
military and naval movements to a;
hall. and It now remained only to:
bring altairtt back to a peace boals. lni
this. however. the authorities wercé
' acting on the theory that the protocol ‘
' oi yesterday was lull the iirst atop to-
wards peace and that not until a llunlt
ithere be an entire return to a peace
baala.
' This was particularly true at to the
new department. in that branch ll‘
l
was accepted that permanent pence un- licvlng the MIR. taking care of the (.159 alnrm waa not caused it) u“. ‘.3. ti.lltlea This
val Establishments Today Direct-
,ed Into Pacific Channels.
BRINGING AFFAIRS BACK
TO THEIR NORMAL msns
Protocol'tiives a Breathing Spell is which fairing livery Ship Up to
the Highest State of Perfection—Americas Occupation of Ian-
iis. It is Expected. will Occur Immediately After the Receipt by
Admiral Dewey and General Merritt oi the Orders dent Them.
' gretat can not. it is believed that the
‘ appointed within teat days. will make
late cessation oi hostilities brought all I partment. and a military commander.
T0 itEACE.
the MM and Na-
Porto Rico and ilanlla. will remain
under military govfinment until-Coho
military commissions. which are to be
such a recommendation to the preai.
dent. ' In tact. it is pointed out that
little else can be done. for Porto Iti-
co and Manila It'lcully should be gov.
«mod for the present by the war do.
As to Cuba. It In quite likely that so
for an the i'nlted States authority is
extended or averted. it will be through
the aecretnry of war and the oihcera In I
i‘uhtt under his direc.tion Considera-
tion is helm: given to appointment oil
the military wmmlsslonera, and many .
The onetgtee oi the war department I
' now are being directed to maklnu the
soldiers lit the tloid and in the different
camps as comiortuble no poaalbie. re-i
thalorwolh W Soot lear-
ryingDownlost Ivonne.
An alarm from Box is, near Samuel
‘Dltlhlm'l residence in not avenue.
stirred up considerable est-itunent In
Norwnlh, a morning. shortly alter
ii o'clock. be fire department hus-
tled out In due shape. and when a no
end alarm sounded. the steamer crew
assembled and was on the point at go-
log out when notice came that the com-
motion had all been caused by a false
alarm. '
The Electric I. cut company‘s siren
whistle blew continuous blasts. keep-
itu time with the bell. and hundreds oi
poi-sons headed tor East avenue. think-
ing a big lire must be in progress.
When the ilremen arrived at the
scene they found no fire, but word was
sent [rent the Vanderhoei residence
that the bell commenced to ring at the
some time tha tEd Burr. the electric
some time that Ed lion. the electric
lineman. pulled up the arc light otter
trimming It.
Chic! Prowltt and Superintendent
Hoyt oi the tire alarm, investigated
and lound that when the light was’ pui-
led up the electric light wirea became
crossed with the fire alarm. and the
least Jar would bet the box oil.
Chiei Prowltt iniormstl a represen-
tative oi the Sentinel that the alarm,
was In such shape that a lilte occur
rence was liable to happen at any time.
and simply showed the conditon the
tire alarm was In.
A number of cltlsene. cxprming their
views upon the question. said that it
was a matter the (‘ouncll sbotiid sec to
atonce. for nothing so served to break
up Interest In a department so conllu-
uotut lalae alarma.
Willie reapondiug to thc niarmflliopc
Hoac company's carriage collided with
a team standing In lronl oi the ilnimea.
Kecler and Selleclt compunya store.
\‘0 material damage recalled.
The Pioneer truck had several nar-
row escapes irom colliding with iconic:
and lasting peace wna tit-l tired could i at the prominetn commeudcrs In theta-ho“. dritera “in. too obatlnate
army have been mentioned. 3
I
in
. pull to one side.
The alarm served as enciitut prot-
tIce ior the department and flIlOW‘l ti that
.It was capable oi matting quit it time.
A later inveatlgatlon shows that the
‘ doubictlly would l... made and yet in- “'00“le and placing the soldiers in ,tn-ttrlt light wire. as there was no illi-
atoatl oi stripping our wart-thine. rP-I
distributing them Into squadrons on a4
peace hosts and returning them to;
their old channels. the naval authori-
ltlca acted on the principle that lhtt‘
present anitltttice might end In a re-
attmption oi hostililleat For that rea-
‘ son the tour battleships and two ili‘lll-
1; orcti cruisers ordered north irotn Wont
Iutliutl waters are to uutlctgo a t'ttlll-
plelc ovt-hatiliog. with a view to put-
ting them In the pinlt oi condition.
I For many months they lum- been in
} tropical wait-rs. their iitllittlllh .trc
iotli. and their flliliiuen and itiucltutei'y
Itoml ~‘lli‘l‘llll overhauling. \rt soon It.‘
tilt-y H‘III'II New York ttlI Work at the:
Snow yard will be subordinated to
pushing the cotupbi o overhauling oi
‘ the big battleships .qu flltifit‘hi. Mcuu i
while the emullt-r nursblpt in w cut
ltltiiuu \t‘litcra have been ordered to.
' utiltt barboru. an tho- West Iutlluu bur~
rlcuuo season la hour at band. while
ttllIIlt‘ll‘lli shlpa Ior police patrol Itl‘t'
lclt along the Cuban and l'orttt lib-nu
Hills". The big uttwicidiy monitors will
rtauniu at l'urto Itictt itltti umat oi the
blockatllug Iiccl will center at Key
. Wcat unlit-r i‘ommutlorc Wittttttll. 'I'Ilin .
pt'ltl'l‘ protocol will hire it brculhllui ‘
Hindi. and time tor bringing every ablp
back lo the higitcttt Hiltlt‘ oi pot-italiou
I The tompb-ic return to a pencil ititttin
the eatablltihment oi peace Mlllltlll‘tlltll.
etc. In a matter for the tattoo.
‘ It Is expelled that the American tI'
auction at Manila will occur lintuttl
lately alter the rotwipl by Admiral Ito
wcy and iicucrul Merrill oi the ortl
tltt scat thcnl last night 'l‘bia nint not
be deterred by the inch oi cable ittcii»
Illllli. on tho American il‘t'll||latlttll oi
Manila probably will result in the op-
iuiull oi dicta-t cable t'ttlllilltitilt'ltilttll
between that city and the notable
wtttll’lii. The only tlliilctilly thus iur
but been that the cable clanpatty would
not recognise American control ol the
cable so long as our iortca were not in
, plataesalon oi the lily. 'l‘lte unit-re
sent Admiral llcwcy are much more
‘ aperihc than those aont other naval
contmandortt. tn- the inclination oi tha-
ltibt and the hohllua oi the bay itltti
harbor involve more llllitttl'tfllti t-onalll
l‘I'ItIIttlllt than the more cosaation oi
lithtilliiiod. llurtng the early hour» oi
today the war tllltl navy titutortitteota
rte-rived no ta-kttowiothtcttu-uta oi the
t.iriotta titlt'ltl ltllli military command
era. lull it won ltrtmuluetl that the out
on. atlapottdllu litatlllltltm were being
carried out lit all directions.
WWI-M
Width luster Out Until the
MMOHho'I‘roaty.
(By Associated Press.)
Waahlngton. August laolt In prolto’
. bio that the conduction stations. like
)lht‘)’ arrive from Santiago,
Iht‘flilhl' and 111"" pleasant l“it'll!" and rent on at the time. but who due
quarters
Nothing has we. done looking to
the dllhdndllelt'ttl the army and it Is
not likely that anything will to done
utttil the treaty oi pres-c in concluded. 1'
I l‘owantly nttlttt- ritlltllt'l'tt may be mutilcn
it‘ll otil ill their own hottest. lull uolltlttt: ‘
2' will be :ttlomptt-tl at present In the i"-
rt-t-tlon oi mttrtri‘lllu out any cottsuicr-
uitlt- purl tit llit tinny.
Arrunuelucuts have been made to
' w-Iiti Iurgcr reiiliot'cclrtt-uls to ticucrttl
I Mt‘l‘l‘iil.
With the troops already at
.“illlilt’l .iutl tbuttc which will arrive
within a few days. licuerul Merritt will
lute ltl.llt'ltl nit-u. I‘bo 7.000 lrttttpn all
San Francim'o it" to be Nt‘lli to» rope
itlly its the lrauulmrm can be obtained.
'I‘ht ac tt-ouaptu'h un- now on their way
from Nagasaki to San h‘l‘llllt'lat'tt.
The war department in mutt-citing
the that-lent to the varlotltt wean-In lla-
cti tor the transportation oi iroopa. The
government ptirchnuctl thirteen vessels
and chartered about Iiily. Already
the chartern it me lattupuann itltti
Louisiana ilill'l‘ bcru cancelled itltti or-
«lore have been Mitt-d cancelling tlituac
oi the t‘otlclio :iuii ia‘llllttl'it ua taunt mt
rlltlpa will
be rt‘llilll'li o loin: its not canon to
lr:lltt~lwtrl ll’t‘tllla but its the llt'll‘nttliy
Ioi rapid lttottmtltl boa porno-ti (run1
It import-t nlli I'tt‘ltlllllllllllltil‘ tin-
it'oopa lbttl are to ht- moved at Wet.
.ll'N‘l‘A M‘t‘ltil‘i‘tl 'I‘lli‘i 'I'RilMtt.
“'ll'lllillllltlll Allfllinl l:l The will tie
pattinctlt itltti been .ttititll'll tin-mull lb.
t ui-uu .qutn that the t obau tuaurucnti
will attepi tbc itllllh oi the pt .o e pro
tocol ltctwtwtt lite llllIl‘tI riluioa and.
Spain ltlltl that lumiltiica will «woo-a on
their part
II! M! “11m"
Ira IvaosdmotsdialowYorh ior
loving Attempted Iniotdo.
lllr Amtl‘bttcd Pronto.)
New \‘orii. Alilllioi lilo Mrs. Ida itivvI
ans. who say» ailt‘ cunw irout l'rovt
drill-c. ll. 1.. With urnttutml In the No
ire atrtuti l'ttlll't tlii- morning on the
charge oi buvlttg ltIll'lilllIt'tI aulcitle. it
won rnrgcd that she took a large tlltltll-
lily oi lattdanllm at l‘roolt‘s hotel lll
l'nrk ltow lltat nllbl with attlcltlal Ill
tout. title was rerouted to the Holland
atrret hospital and front there to court
llha claimed it was tilt accident and was ”mainly to he Ordered to
tligthul'lt'd .
~1-
llNl.t’ ItAil'lidIl 'l‘\t‘ll lttll.I.Alil-i. I
lily Associated l‘ma.)
Ilaobttry. August Iii , .tlt cluniuipa
llttll celebration which won ltt have
lttt'll lit-id oil the laittclutll urouttda yew
tortlay alteration to raitw iultda to pay
iIIl‘ anlary oi the parlor at a colored
church hm was not held because no
one aplwnred at the grounds. lost
ltiahi itcv. I". H. iilll. oi New Haven.
let-lurid to a law colored people in the
armory. The church illltl raised two
dollnra illua lot, by the emancipation
celebration.
. tell.
to
some titrarraligcmenl oi the uuchanlsut
iu the box
lorwalh Woman Contribute liven
Hundred to ho Sent to lanlla.
'l‘lte Nul'wuih auxiliary oi the lit-ti
('rtttlrt “taboo lo ill'klllltl'lt‘lllll‘ liit- tzt-ut'l- '
ours l't‘nlltllirlt‘ manic Ill itvllllil oi the new
iltltl|lllili ship. Missouri.
curly tiutc ioi‘ hiattiliu.
Mlliilllt at an
it it‘lllltt iotluy UNI “tthll'ltliile. routrI— ‘
billed by the ioliowiiu: ltutuctl propit-
.\it'n. Abby Moody, hire )1. I'l'tlwill.
him .\uulc llolrt-tluc. Dr. Emily I'ar-
tlt‘t', .‘II'IL Il'il l'ttlt‘.
The Album Ilialtt'ow. Miss llulllc lx'nii»
hire. it). 1‘. Whitney. Alla. Iloyt.
tlluriciil. hire. Joacpii I“.
.tlitttt Llaitlc bit-roan. the. lid. Stewart.
.\lr-. liaiull titul|ih. Mrs l‘crry. hit-a.
Ilutrou Milt .l l‘ronitt. hibut liniiwl
lob \ira. l‘Il:lI'|i'ltl Mallory. Allan Anub-
lieltlll'lit'. Alba. Alice t‘oic. hiru,
lirtuul‘y. hire. rinteati-t- Hum, i-lt'. M..-
ry'a i'iltll‘t'll. hlra. Il'llrlit-ock. Mra. .Ituhl.
.\tra. llttrritl, The Woman's itutiilut'y oi
lit I‘nui‘ s I'Ilill'l‘h. Mira Meeker. “Ammo
.tltltttln.‘ ‘\iiaa .\tlll It}. lawmkttotui Miro-
ibuob l-‘llth. irom the tllltilllttitt oi the
t roltit ll Knapp iuttort. lltit trim the
II. A it. two [titll' oi kttrgb'lll a Iria.
s...— -0... mm"...-
A‘l' I'll Fill onom canon
l'lrot Gathering otlomhorsoitha law
Driving Association
‘llu- Norwaik Pair llrouiula proactiv-
t-d a "tidy accue Itttti eta-ulna. It bciltr ,
the lino unlitcriua oi ibu- new ill'IVIllll
‘ itattttt‘lttiittli.
.\ uotttber oi olttu'tllittl'tt
tvcrt- present. The limit \tlltl tlltllc lieu
l'l' ltlitI not conducive to Iltai lilllo.
Matiict- I.twkwmtti drove lili‘i‘t' t'liiltltl-
lion hcota Ill title atylc. 'I‘boulnu \t'ard'e
liraultt- \i‘ilkca "unit“ a IIIIt‘ uhowittu.
and there were come lively Ili‘illlItN-‘Ilt'
lwct-n it \. Nt-wcornb and Art Will
.it-mt. llolwrt hurts and Witltll‘nll niao
itltti at-vernl brttaitca.
it is enacted that the traclt will dry
out oval lilttitlay ltllll Monday night litl
other evening at swirl la ntlilt lililicii.
“Y a: “I? A! manure.
..-- u.
thedoaaoetlsot fawn.
H to repor-ao ttutl tit! oi’lbt- troops
which are being luoultbt ocrib will la-
l'Ill‘tIIIiIll'lI ltI Niitljllil. wilrtt- ill. 'I‘itlrtl
rt-uitnettl m u'tw elitiitlli'li tdlutiul
Ilritl'l‘l‘l l‘tu'idti lint wittti Atiililttlll
tlt'mrtl llatt-ti. Iiupulluu at in what
.ltt-oumi'tt‘tillt-tt iIlit utaie t’Ilfllll niit rtlml
lot additional lroopa. licneral Haven
MI word that there were nearly lull
lll‘i'i'tl itWfll'i' by lilo allilc. llllli several
hundred more adiolnlng which had been .
recommended tor a camp.
The supply of water la I‘II‘I'III‘HI In
and arotltul Nlanllc. and railroad and
steamboot lacliitics are also
ilenl.
(”Vin '
STATE Slim BIIP
Probability that it will be Held
WANTD—filt
wart'rln. _
3;- 3
inquire at hire. a. A. Woodward. Q
North Main street. South NM 1
~ Mill.
' the Early Part oi September.
an... ill IEI ISSIIEII.
wanton—a girl tor cook mum‘s."
dress early in, September. am
liondoy and Thursday event“.
Emily Pardee. 7.
lacollilttoryleslnchflassoddv-
ortho’roqoetsnlo'oohatli-
WANTED—Situation by a II
girl. who spools Wish
Barbara Paillngtosh. 35 Benton fly
South Norwalh. align I
satin—Ibo war- has ens-us
Mm“.
Whether or not there will be a state:
encampment this year is a questionl
that Is perplexing military circles at
the present time.
Governor Coole has said that there
wanna—Waitress and m
Apply at Norwalk notal. mull
would be a camp week at Nlantlc. but
up to the present time no order. have
been issued.
The Nlantlc loudesvoua is In a bad
condition. It is said. and as soon as the
volunteers have loll it is is the Inten-
tion of the state omcials to give the
camp a general cleaning. it Is ex-
plained that there Is feasibly from!
the tool that Nlantic now a United
States army post and cannot be us-
ed for the state encampment until re-
leased irom present uses. No one has
any idea now when this will happen.
Anxiety in also leit in regard to the
int-t that the camp is hardly large.
enough to hold all the men who will?
.\|l'r~ PM 1‘ “t‘l‘kl‘l. ‘
.lt-ituiuga. 3
II. Wu
T0 LIT—Glee in the mood .
The Sentinel building. A” fl ‘
apartments over Olsen
Four rooms each. Rent
Halls heated. lighted
For iurther particulars Inquire at
once of the Old Well cm
88 Washington street.
The Sentihel oilco
ro sour—amuse. at to uni
street. Norwalh. Inonlra at l‘. W. .
Rogers. 1! Iain street. Rm
Oil‘-
1‘0 LET—Sis roolnulusie nail blush.
suitable tor ollces: house. twain
rooms. with improvements. No. I
go to camp "till your. General Haven? Afi‘h street: Ist floor. 8 too-I. I. ,
when asked about his said: ’ WWW” “9"“ rent. “- l ‘-
Woodward.
"It Is in times oi peace. you know i
but now In time oi war. The Third T0 LET—Apartments oi h. m
regiment to now there with are r 1.300 | first floor. 8 and it) 'i'olieu M II!
i class order. Apply to John
men. And there in lientha battery it. Knapp. 82 West street. or 1g”
the almond regiment. with its Laud: “"0“. South “unfit. ”fl
men were to come into amp. to any
nothing oi the First ctr/lilo I-‘ourth i ’0. .‘l-l.
there would not be room on the plirltdol
tor the regular army evolutions. ’I‘he FOR BALI—:A a“ ”Wt d ti.
I regimental might take turns In going 3 celebrated P In...“ ‘ M
through the manoeuvers. But even no. I reasonable 3““ "m
Ithe bringing together oi any three “uh". company. South "m
f thousand men. would overtaa the iu- . I“
would be a larger num-
ber of men than the whole brigade oi- FOR SA .1
fl‘l’i'll in time of Wt't‘." l or ch.n"_ ”M‘!‘ w
I It is probable that it will be ilt‘ld‘ new sail and parloot pleasure id.
| sometime in September. . Lyiu at Miller's tomato. h
Lieutenant (‘olouel Callahan. oi lhcl Edward Ii.
Naomi regiment. in nu interview with "'3'”- M
tioternor l‘.ookc watt lniormetl that
; there would be it camp held at Nlantic
‘ tor the National Guard title season. It 5
will probably be held the find week in ,
Stuvleinlur. although the- dull»: Itztvoy
not loop arranged.
The camp will be ior ibt' rir-rutttl rep~
uncut and the three l'ltlllllillllt'ti ut the
, l-‘ourtb regiment The remainder of
. the National tlllliril Is In the aorvlt-t- oi
the l‘ullt-tl Stilton. ‘olunt-l l‘olluhun
. my» that while the ’I‘ "ll regiment is
ill Nlulttlc they will but participate llt
thi- t~tult~ ralnp t‘t'lliliiltlllo. llc double
ii the 'I‘bird regiment It: twill away
i from Niutllit- by the government. 'l‘itt'
our in on near over. they are liltely to
be dim'barged trout the service during
their stay at the slate camp ground.
It Is poaslblc that the men cannot ‘
gel the cltllllt ready tor ti‘i'locttlill reg-
lltlt'ltl in time bar the annual camp. III
that cater i-ttillt‘ llclti iu Nbiullc is likely
; to be MI'IlI‘t‘tI for the annual oncatup-l
ment.
The local militiamen are much pica»-
“I over the proapct-l oi It tvt-t-k'a aim
in camp. The tutuuia-ra of immunity
II have been very lttllittlia to be order-
WI into the ltt'l'VIt‘I‘ of "W l'lllltul lithium
but an thiti bi lioi liltciy to occur. llll‘
twat bcal thing will itl‘ a week In the
uttttc camp. The war has created it re.
ucwcd eulhuxiuattt ill tullilnry ultiira
itltti iltt- billiiit'l'lt will go to camp with
more internal littttt over below. iti-
llioltgh a number number oi men than
usual will rendesvous nl Niatttlc.
Early Ill fleluolulwr It is boltele the
weatlu-r will be good: in incl. there it
balm ltrltttpocl iot- good weather then.
than in Attituut. which ill a number at
.t'cill'a ban brought rainy tiny» itt camp
tttu'il.
up... .a.. ......».- .. m , W
"I" II 0" races
Iliad byludle'l‘haver tithe Case at
Willis. now Awaiting lactation.
.illtlgt- 'i'bllyi-r. oi the rltlperior l‘our'.
luta illetl hla lilttilllg oi lttcbt in the
raw oi llclibmillt Willis. now ltt ItIltil‘
prison uwoiilltl l‘til't‘ltliltll ior the illlil‘~
titr ol llavtti it. It. lattittllt'i'i. oi Wilton.
Allllrtit'ys 'l‘oomcy h i.yitch.bls mun
M. are preparing lb.- caac tor Ill'lll~
meal on «plural la lore the llupretnc
t‘ouri at lit-tars till Nave-tuber t. lull It
bl probable litul it stay oi execution
will hair to be granted unit-ea tho em...
a. .illitll'ti lil‘at alul no immediate iI"
liillllli hltlltitul down by the court.
l'itll'l'lclt il'ltiNl'llfl tt'tllllui
.Itltlglog irtult lilo upttearaiu-e of
things ltt l'tlllllt't'lll'lll. .iohlt Addiatut
l'ttrirr will do well to return to the
Ntllttlttg aiitlt‘ and it: his Mesa. in
his alarm-a his golwrnatorlal corn»
patent has but been managed akilltttlly
and or a l'l-llltii, ltla ambition to not ill
good tbape to be realised—eprlodold
{Union
ol chi ical and
LOI'I‘.
Tramway between
MIST
South Norwtilk unti Hickory Blitl.
(lit the
;. lua-ketimoit cotttttllllnl ‘ II-
ltt‘ecll tla'» and till. railroad and dhe '
er lit'iu'ih. r‘itttier will be reward-
.n by icuviltg It at this “flee. ‘
all it . ‘3";
_. L__ \
Idii'l'l'wAlluuhl II. on the Street Itali-
uuy. a mall. square pmhethooh.
containing III. A suitable reward
will be paid for lie roturtt to title OI-
Ilt‘tl. II.“
m
MIICILl-INIOUI.
.lls'l‘ ARRIVED at Raymond M.
tarlto oi (‘ ll0lt‘id 83AM. NUT
t‘ltAl.. with it we are selliu nl II.“
per ton delivered. at. tw
A FIRST i‘luttitI iiAI' NDIIY-rw
Ia-t' bait opened it laundry at it Wall
itli'tit‘l. Norwoltt. tor all blade at
laundry worll All worh "dream
lihlrltt 7c. toiittra. liar. Ihll't “MI.
l'.‘c. Ir. lee has three ioudrl. ill
llritlgeporl. where he does a large
bualnoas. I. I.
IIAVI YOUR PIANO rotten-n:
MI mourn.“
"anthem
ill-nee.
tlol'hatlma
warorooats.l
upstairs. lottth «alum
wall will receive prompt
.INWIRH t‘Di‘IiAtll
The cont-Iualoo that Jews are new.
arda la drawn bt l'roi l‘eaare homun-
titl from the fail lilal they tarnish ”V
atlttltlct- and low ultitlim Ittl' ih OI“
llllt‘lt oi llluropa. The worth”
at 'ulu-b arguments in apparent on its
lace. It lttllltlllll'tl that cowardice to
only restraint upon Modulated“.
anti ignorant the restraining in!”
reitliotllt m lath
destruction Is. itt incl. oiled lbw.
rather titan prevented. by cowardice.
Many It malt tattle ltla owll liio W
be bi alratd to have hia lollow tilt-ll. It is
null rt-lmrtml liliti nit-u have been ditt-
rou lo ullil'ititt by terror oi death. .
'l‘lit- tatlut'r til .lwwiv lo "tillt II t”
armtm oi Illlli‘ltIttt ta no la-tter prod:
cowardice than their latture to
with bb- Rhalaclttl lndlgttlllea lrom .
Illt‘llttli every lturopwi nation M
glvoll the down too much cat. Ill ha-
tred lu lit-ti at love. atttl made patrio-
tiam wt-ii blah llltptuaiitie. 'l'he m
menl oi Iowa in our prurient W
against ltpata la sooltttltiag for than.
and lot the nation to be proud II. It
show: they can have pelt-lotto. mt
Vthey have a country.~0aso m “-
inset.
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