seam 3,189.
ill not sum
first leeg comet's» in on
important improvement Taken
THE W it Will.
I.”Inhenlsmem on
“mama'cfiyefona.
dim-Am Apia
“Inlays Danger rent.
New lonroe street—no first step.
long deterred. in this important in:-
prov‘e-enthssnowbeentaken. Aline
street. fifty-Ive feet wide from fenoe to
fines 'hasbesn laidoutlonpeper)
from Isnth lists to ltate street. Nat-
urally. enr Donnell will promptly order
. the ears lull sidewalk laid to conform
”some“
T4.“
heal-lone before the Council or corn.
mitten. or even the fer-st olty meet-
ings. siaee The lentinel pass into the
fatally of almost every voter in our
i borders. Hence. 1 count it a privilege
‘ to submit these considerations to the
great audience in all the homes of our
city. and i am sure that an intelligent
progressive nubile sentiment will be
manifested in support of the proper in
provement of new “ones street. Shall
we have the beat pavement in the
world? max A. male.
WY To Till l'ARlililll.
Sentinel: Knowing that you are al-
ways interested in matters of public
interest. we ask the privilege of calling
3 the attention of our honorable Board
’ of Selectmen to a law. which we be-
lieve is on the statute books relative to
the growthiof vwlld carrots. We are
informed, by the best authority. that to
grow a crop of wild carrots exhausts
the land more than any other crop
. raised. Our farmers have been very
ABOUT SEVEN
closeness wuss TAKEN
Tile Squadron had no Casualties. and None ei the Vessels were in-
jured. but the Anny Lost Five lies Killed and About Forty
TAKING or _
Brubulaihllswsv
Forts and Entrenchments at {delete Shelled,’
DrMng Back -.the Enemy. While ,
the Land Forces Advanced.
to the new outlines. and these should; carelss and thoughtless relative to this
easily be completed by November int; foe:hhave “mi": the‘lin‘zo pronto illozd,
“m lontelrown nn.nn e was
No “a“. o 0‘ abutting "09" have scattered them on their neighbor-sf
erty who u“. M so long at sea "'1 property. We believe that every man
or the question as to where the newlfllowin‘g wild carrots to grow to may
street lines would fall. will enter hear-l turity on his ground is subleot to it} (By Associated Pm.)
lily into up. work .9 much to the “I. l due. and that the selectmen of the town « Washington. Aluust i'f-—-'l‘he govern.
movement of their own NOW". and - are responsible to see that this law is: me," received the first direct odleini
« ‘ of reed. W trut that some action?
”'"m" ‘° '” ma“ °' °‘"' “'W- ; :ilfhe tutu-ne immediately relative tol ‘“'°'"“"°" M” °' m" “mm" 0'
Till NEXT STEP. in“ destruction oi this enemy to Q}, [Manila after a combined land and sea
9
Will not our Council now not an es< ' farmers. FARMER. i bombardment last Saturday. it came
mm" ”mm" m a” ’"wflm'n‘ comer FIDURIBHING AGAIN.
. IVin a dospatch from Admiral Dewey.
ers. and win the heart! animal of: I: brought from blanlla to Hong Kong on
their ”mm...“ “ lllge by carryingi Editor of Sentinel. South Norwalli. ! the iiespalch boat Zaphiro. The admi-
iorwnrd at once the work of constrnc- 5 COM" My dear Ski—we- h." rm"; rel sent lilo dcspatches. the tint one
tionsothntillowlonroe streetmnybeiwnh a so“! deal 0' mm.“ 0' "'0’ briedy reciting the essential facts as
lworli being done at Stamford by llbll
front ' follows:
”95:4 Thlhmtml fence at"! honor. Mayor ilollarinan. relative to
snow on. ' con ra avenue u‘gnnibllng. Why can't our good mayor]
. Manila. Alglist 13.
M“ '0 W "i ”M” ‘° °‘" cm‘ 1 little up this matter In South Norwnlli'.‘ To the Secretary of the Navy. Wash-
aons. and a surprise to visitors from t It in well known that policy playing is , .ingion;
b
Wounded Out of Ten Thousand lies Engaged in the Fight—
Alnericao Flag iioisted by Lieot. Brutally—Every lien a Here.
3‘
4‘“ ll
1858?
.——.—
. NN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17,
[feeling of relief antes; the people off
the city. it is stated that after the ear r
render of Manila. Agulnaldo’s followers
turned upon the Americans and attack- i
or! them. but illzy were vii-iv defratoli
after a brief conflict. The United
States monitor lionndnoch. Captain ‘
Whiting. which led sell Francisco ell-i
out six weeks ago. has reached Alanna
safely." " . , l
EXTRAORDINARY ACTION. {
London. August l’f—‘i‘he Pail Iiail;
(lsaetbs comments this afternoon on!
‘ “the extraordinary action of the Ger-ll
mass in assisting the flight of General
Augustin from llanlln." in terms sim-
iiar to those used by the Times this!
morning it sharply criticises the pro-l
eeedlng. drawing attention to its slmll- i
THOUSAND
l
the sultan sought refine at the German
consulate. The Pall Mall Genetic says:
"'This Manila incident is uncommonly
;nlgh a llagrant breach of neutrality
is certain to be regarded as an interna-
tional discourtesy. if nothing worse."
LEFT AFTER THE SURRENDER.
Madrid. August ill. ill a. m.-—it is
now asserted that General Augustin Icft
rangemenl between the two countries. :33: tab“: that???“ Luff“
.Thll may lleeoine material when the; " '9“ “‘ ' "’90 .l V “I!
attention arises as to the future 0' maidetalls an to the surrender but is not
yet ready to publish it. it is asserted
)
:£:2:?:nfi;:l 23:3:3‘2322 that General Augustin on Aigusl 7 re-
bill was “he. by tom ofnrms, and is fused nil propositions to surrender.
so occupied. There has been no time
to consider what will be done with the |
7.000 Spanish prisoners taken. but the
'of this military and enforced tailing.
é rather than on the basis of mutual ar-
IIVII' A! CAI? IROIAI
One ofthe lost Itrlhing I'llitary Pe-
i fact that an amicable understanding geantud ears.
has been reached with Spain as to the ( , lated Piese)
. occupation of Iianlin will probably op- Chit-llamauga National Park. (is.
iinclinations. and gives to
j crate to lighten the condition of these
, prisoners.
August l'fmThe review ilt (lamp Thom-
sbroad that the present opportunitylpral-tieed to it large extent; that Inl
and (ill! 0' lull“ it a comfort and [many places in the\ city are 3"“ W" . American land and naval forces after
credit to South Norwnlii surely-ought
not to be delayed for a day. Any half
way measures will only prolong dis-
is now clearly toward better things.
NOW m Till ROAD BED.
ed.?f' Our oltinnns have made . lane These are only a few of the many l About 7.000 prisoners ”m taken. The tor the city a: into o'clock h the lifter- 'tlle long column mount up to and past ‘ M w “00.000 nond Mm) to the highest ; Tbi- 80mm“ 0““.
experiment with the new llrloh pave-
lnsnt. some mete going into the
stretch of it between Washington street
and Woodward avenue. While we
watch that for a few years and see
how it stands the test of time and use.
i should like to have our Council pro-.~
pose to put down either a Barber aa-
phsll or a first-class macadam pave-
ment. The Barber asphalt can prol»
ably be laid complete from curb to
curb on a four-inch concrete base. with
a one and a half inch crown finish. for
about $3.26 per square yard under a
five years' guarantee. and all agree-
ment to keep the same In perfect repair
for that period. This is it magnificent
pavement and is used on the very flu-
eat Ill‘lillo in New York city. and ill
many of the principal cities East and
West. It is absolutely waterproof. All
liquid drippliigs tlo not "sunk in." lull
if not evaporated are thoroughly wash
ed away by the neat rain. The guilt-r
is one with the stroet-—a clean stretch
from curb lo curb—thus widening the
travel capacity of the street. and Ni-
suring the speedy course of the water
to the sent catch basin. (in an almost
level thorouhiare lille Monroe street.
it is the m nearly ideal pavement
invented. Ine alike for heavy trllclilt.
carriages. hloyelea and illol passen-
gers. Are not these facts already also
led sillcieIi to enllile this style of
pavement in the most careful consider-
ation of our Council and cliiaens?
1‘". GREAT Plillll.
liur i'oliaeil have not as yet lilovod
to control the death trap ill the llllflil‘
west corner of liosroe mm and iiuil-
road plan. One of our New York
coataluters. a civil engineer. said to aw
but well on the min. "i never notice!
that rpm until this moraine. i went
over close and hinted at it. fly! Thaw
an awful plane.” it is indeed. timer
or later funerals will result there.
Wield! of the l‘ouneli. lire you not is-
kina a dreadful responsibility it you do
not pnlelpily act? The new layout does
not touch this danger. lull it can be
readily wit-reeled at a very tremble
cold by simply roundin the corn"
sulelenlly to give a clear way of lien
iy-dvs feet hetween the diesel llallwsv
inch and the curb. dbolllti it not
surely be due baton the new ratio on
loan-e street are pill dowel
Oil! Milli. NIWIPAPII.
loath Moth is remarkably fortu-
tlete is havlsa tile nelson of The
deallnel an ravioli-iv open to these
vital ansstifls of pat-lie improvement,
This of renrblsg the palllir
must a greatly better than any
ioilt dirwtlona. if our mayor
chines. patent dice boxes. card mo~
l
i
Alaniia surrendered today to the
chines and other plans for namblinh ! “ '0'“an “l.“- A “M‘l‘m 0' "l":
lbelng used openly. Every day on a ecr- I squadron shelled the forts and in-
.lalll train from Bridaroort a man steps: trt‘ill'lllnl'nts at Malaie.‘ on the south
”in. g”! w “my of our enigma ‘ oil on the South Norwslll platform with 1 “I“. M lill‘ “'ch are...“ back an. eno-
lh handful of policy tickets. w ii-h he
ihands to an East Norwalll par ‘.
“m g lily. our army advancing from that side
' a“. Norwalli man. on his way home. Kill the same time. The city surrender-
'i‘he‘evitai [Film at 0"” ”“3“ ‘ stopping at an East Washington sir-eel ; i'li about 5 o'clock. the American ling
"How-bill new Monroe street he pav- l store. taking up and leaving slips. l
games practiced. Of course our police
force must be well Informed about these
practices. lint have no authority with-
ls not
l
l
i
'postcd on this subject. he may inquirc ‘.
lthrollgh your puper. and he will llf‘l'lil‘i‘
all the information he may require.
‘ A
I OVIIWIIID I'll our.
3 All Unruly I use
" Tumbling into the Itreet
Fred ll. Waters. of i5 Weill livllllllc.
was driving along Willi street, in it road
curt. last evening. just us it Wiliiilpillllt
.l'lll‘ l‘lllllltii‘ii lilt- corner frotti
street. The borne luoli fright ill llli'
= cur ltlld i'flmmt‘fli'i‘ii to l‘t'iil‘ lllld lililllifi'
Suddenly lill‘ lllliililll lost its footing
”dilli icll. overturning the road i‘lll‘l.
throwing Mr. Willt'l‘sl olli.
.\ llllllllli‘l‘ of lilll‘t‘liilill'll soon nulls-mi
% und illilillit'il ill ("link the rill in bliiill"
loill-e more. The only llillililib- was it
‘ill‘l‘iiii ill the ililrlll'ltn. 'i'lle illll‘sit‘ lvll»
FRIEND OF (300" “OVERNMENT. ‘
l
l
lends Ir 'aberel i-y's flag lieutenant.
l
l
.\llllll ‘
bolng hoisted by ldeutsnant llrumby.
squadron had no casualties: none of
the vessels were luiured. On August
7th. lionersl Merritt and l formally tit--
iliaudeli the surrender of the city.
which the Spanish governor acne-ml
refused. (Signed l
DEWEY.
Lieutenant liruuiby is .tdllllrnl how
a'
The second deepuicil from Admiral
iii-wry had not been dl'elplli-red up to
noon. They were wired curly ill the
day. and alter the first one had been
translated acting secretary Allen vllr-
rled it over to the White "case an
lllld ll before the president. While it
bore out the flown already brought by
press despalchcll. ycl it established ”to
‘addlllonai point that some 7.000 [lrlav
iclll considerably and Mr. Wall-rs lllso
curries il number of bruises.
‘ lli‘li'lNl‘lfi l‘ld'll lll“l‘l.‘\'li.
‘l‘iil- l‘iiristilln Hl‘ii‘lli'i' club. of ill-
floutb Norwslli l‘oiigregnllonni i'ilill‘t'il.
had its annual outing yesterday. visit-
ing the island illlllli' of Heaven and bits.
IA‘WII ll. Nash. off i‘ollelidnr's I'oliil.‘
l-‘orty-llvl- tortilla-re oi lhc club and
their iainllicll attended and cuioyed ii
ailmpiolis t‘t'|ililil. lifter which booting.
buildup and llllilill‘ was indulged ill.
The party war tom-eyed fronl rlolllh
Norwltlii and return by l-arryull.
l
l
. W he...“
Niiltll'AIJi lilil'l-l l‘OMlNll llllldll.
That the boys at Nlantlc will soon
‘ be tliht‘ilitl'lvll il'lilil lite l'liilt‘ti “idles
M‘I‘l‘il'l‘. ll- liilllltni llll Insiil‘t'll in” M
”W lat-rt lldllics front Wasbluaiou in
dilute. llltll llun l'oulleciil-upi ldahi
ilatlllry A. l‘otillwilcul llealy liailery
ll. l‘tliineclil-lll Heavy Artllery l‘. and
Hill 'l‘lllrll realaleal will be among the
tiny thousand volunteers to be tails.
lel'ed out of the l‘iilteti iilalen service.
-- .. W -m
. llAYli llli WA! lll’fl DOWN.
Francis Alpsra. oi llhnpsl street.
complained to t‘hlei of Police llrsd~
ley. this lnorllllld. that a sub of l‘uiice~
mall \‘alletll had run hill and his Mt
iiy down while rllllha a bicycle oil
l'hapel Itil'fl‘l. Amara claimed that
lilo \‘allenl lad had ridden into him in-
lentllwlilliy. The l'hili referred him to
l'rmvuilnn Attorney WWII.
l-‘ilil lilil.l. m llltlllllllll'lili'r
ill iill‘ notice in mariners for the
month of July ilisl issued by the "I‘ll-
ury liemrlnicul aware the following
ileum-port harbor,- (in July it ll".
a fog bell struck by electric machinery
durin- illicit or logy weather. a single
blow nl Intervals of silent thirty eee~
ands. was established at llrithrporl
bmhwnier lhhi, on the eastern Mill of
tile » breakwater. stating ill feels
'l‘eaatle i'olnt. west side at m
barber entrants.
i
out-rs of war wrrc now ili’lii by ”it"
American commanders. and ill-ii no
i-uslluliics iii the navy or lilluillllc lo
ullip- hull occurred.
Now lhlil the surrender is lllllclnlly
reported. it can be stated lhul hlnllllll
is being held by virtue of llll‘ military
occupation llnd surrender unit not by
virtue of the protocol. The difference
bi said to amount to little in practical
rceillls. yet. such us it is. all llfll'lllbs
agree that the ilecupallon is the l‘t'lilii
of the combined military and naval on
ovations. Accordion to Admiral new.
vy‘s despaich. the surrender occurred
about it p. at. last Istllrdliy. 'i‘ilu
pout-c protocol wile signed at i232 p. Ill.
litl Friday It ill shill llinl iliv lllfll‘l‘
once in time between lialllla and
l'i'aslliltglolt is such that llle surrender.
lei'htwteti on “‘Mhlifllllil line. would
be about it hollre ahead of the little ill
Manila. or siloui I a. at. Ialllrdsi'
inmates. in point of actual lune litera-
ture. the eight of the plaice pro-
iocol premleti the actual surrender of,
Manila by it few hours. lliit it is a well
established rule of military law. aerate
ml the world over. that a peace avat-
isllre. or cessation of hostilities. does
not immune binding upon coinmaalliag
uncer- until they receive actual liliiw ‘
of ii.
i'nder illi- rub- Adllilrsl flower and
tlenernl lentil would he lnaltld by tile ‘.
armistice only front the lllne the ills»
lice of it reached the. u fissile. This
could not have otenrvell on daturdsy.
prior to the bombardment. u the cable
was not warning. and so Munich
boat could have antics tilrlauh with
the notice berm loadsy or Tuesday.
in short. ii is named ill all olrlsl
43le that the forcible taking of Is-
aiie was entirely toaster sad that the
”flunk”!HIUIOMHMMMWWJHWDNKINWMIWMW.
as this morning was one of the most 3
slrllilng pageants of recent years. it;
iwas especially interesting because of‘
”9" York. “lull 17"A Special till" I the fact that it was the last review of
palt‘il front .‘llliilll. Alflllll 13. Via liong i the last ill. army of the war. ()vcr ;
K0"! in W New York Journal lays: helm men in line. with bands playing;
. “V“ American ”Mic" Wm Mimi .and colors flying. made the mansion n l
and about flirty-lie wounded in the cnp- lirllly inspiring one. A crowd of nearly .
lure of Manila this afternoon. l5li,001\ people were enthusiastic witncs- .
nee—~—
‘ lluil) THE STRIYGGIJ'E is OVER.
11'“ mm "w “"9“. W0" l'lilli‘li 0V' “a M- 8330 a signal “in V“ tired and '. to advertise for bids and award the T" LET‘MN in the
. the tower on tiitodgrass hill. where
irrn'|_l”|u' “1’ “mm" ""1” 5 “a" General ilrecitlnridge and his guests’
"""m ‘ uni nnal “M“- :\\'('f'(‘ sealed in the reviewing sillltd. .
The combined nuvul and loud forces‘ The t-llvlllry came first. the artillery
vvi-rr employed in the i'lillillrt' M the ' next. and the lufulilry Inst. Although?
,3,“th 3"."de of "u. l'blllpbliles. lin- Trillion :l'lliy basin-d till- .rt'lyitlwil:l
, ll illli Olll't‘. lt‘ l‘t‘b’ll'w lll't'|l|l t'l Ill'l‘l‘ )'
Al 2' tlcliit'it in ”W ll' - . ; ‘ . ..
m """“ "“ "tin" in.- hours. lllc first field tilt)‘ will iii“
In llvliln firms “on sci on Admiral .lillnl‘rml next Saturday. All i-lullorllic
llech's flagship. .progrtllliine iii llillIl-lic events llns been
11“. “mm-m” I" H“. my M... ”N. arranged for the occasion.
consuls of inl‘l-lgii pom-rs ililli previous-
ly been nollilcd of tile llill'illil‘li bolll
lulrdnlclll.
l
l as. not. non roa ones.
i
llcllltlllim
l
Preparing for a Gala Time at
Hickory Biol on Labor Day.
M
RACES. Illllll illil llilllllllli:
m.—
lheltsalnerledenilharesredtou-
oeupanyths laosrsOverthe
cruise—Anaemia a
Installation“ lonle than
Usual.
The gain day of the year at the Nor-
arity to the German action during the walk Yacht club's breezy abode on pic- i W ANTED—Apartments of 0'. till .1"
British bombardment of leather. when.“"°“‘“° "MM" Bluff " “h" 1""
the occasion of the club's annual regat-
ta. it is a day that brings out all the
yachtnlnen and their friends oi nautical
the club-
house and the adjacent water a typical
yachting scene.‘ Here, on that day.
pretty maidens and lustrous ensemble
to see the white-winged canoes hit over l
the waters. and later to dance with the
lgaiinnt tars and enjoy their whole-soill— .
ed hospitality. ‘
The arrangements for this year prom- 3
ins to be on a more elaborate scale than i
heretofore. The regatta is scheduled to '
start. if wind and weather favor. at it
o'clock. There will be classes oi cabin ‘
lsloops and open sloops, cabin cat and’
open cats. canoe yawls and dorics. The ‘
the day to accompany the racers over.
clllb and their friends. There will be
music on board and refreshments will
:{be served.
ill the afternoon there will be music
all lhc clubhouse. llancillg will be en-
ioycd In the evening.
1'0" noun NITROVIIIY
select-lien wln'aoverliee and the no
cal lnnhs will not lnlidn.
'I‘iil- ill-termination of the M‘iflt‘lmt‘u
bidder has pill an end to the savings
bank controversy. as the banks will bid
for the bonds the some as others.
A prominent buull official told it ScllA
tillel representative illill morning that
the I-‘uiriil-lli t‘ouilly Savings ballli
llllli lllc Sllru'iilll Savings society ill‘ill
ibi- arcsll-r portion of tile indebll‘dllelis
7 ill» bonds would lnllc up. and the di-
lw-ltirr of those ilil'luulIODU lltlilirlilly
felt that they should have the first
chance lo N‘t‘lll‘i' the bonds.
The town debt. he said, is divided lib
‘ . ‘ 'iilloon be Overhauled and [ocean ‘ fillillerZ Norwulli Sillillflb strictl-
tor lvl'o llllliltl lircill shells WIT-‘1 “00.! “a” ‘I.“ lilfifuililtl. l-‘ulriielli i‘ollliiy satin...
thrown into lllc city. bunk about iltislilll' Our Brothers‘
lily Associated ese. I ' ., . .. '
After the inlillbllrdllll-tll liii' llouln. Pt ) ‘ “‘3‘“ .~""“'“- '- 8- "NW“ ”m”-
New York. August n-Tiit' :llla'lllttryi
llllll‘l‘ll iorwurd ill llilitt'li lil‘ ill Iiillllll' i. l
' ' ” liplscr til. l'iiul arrived oil Slapll'tllll..
ill the ircllliiwi 'l‘iivi‘c lllld lwi-li tlo'
reply to ill'wly‘r lsllnbltrdlilelli. lull lb.
lllllti fort-cs llll’l with it but reply.
llltl lilo lIllWllili rush of lili‘ Alla-n
li'lllib l’illlill not in billy-“ll. Willi ii In»
of live kiiil‘li lllltl iti'i‘l‘ lwll more soilll
til‘ll. lili-y lirit\l‘ illll‘k lili‘ Nlfllllillf‘lih llllll
rilplllll-ll lllv- Il'i‘lll but,
Ill it short lillll lill' Wilill‘ lluu nit:-
ruIl-l-ll Ily lhr tlulln and 7,000 soldiers
llfier liiscbagllig troops at lilt‘
there. The Hi. Paul is flying from ill‘l‘i
lllMll lllilhlill‘ilti the home peillntlil. lll‘
dlvillllig lilill hill‘ lliin returned iroln it
lilrl‘illll country. after u «cubic. “till:
i liliil hiit‘ in bottle for good The pen
i lilllll is ill!" llllllllug ill honor of t‘up~
. lliln Mark. of the battleship lil'lllllll.l
i am ”n” m“. u "T" . H I, ill'iio is on tile tit. l'ttill. l‘uillnill i'llll‘ll
“ ‘ ""‘m ' -‘ ' m" l With relieved of his ship on ill-count of
lliilnllllltl was Mill't‘lllil‘l‘l'li. ‘ illness.
The llpltllbdl loss but: list yet bro-u; llrderu "m. h. received by i'lllllllill
lim‘i'l‘iiillll‘li ll priilutilly ill'Vt‘l’idi Higsllcc, the mmmmm" of the ill. pm" ‘
llmi‘il i“ in,” iiiI lli‘l 0' "W r‘ilii‘l'ii‘iill ’ "If iii“ \‘i‘tllil‘i ‘0 lur‘.".'m‘.l i" that [up
"m” vlll parade of Saturday. tille is now
Til" “NINA“ Vim-aw numbered liilllill bolus disillfccllul After the dbdtiiecie
.‘lllliil till-n, but till-y wcro well lilli‘lllll'h m“ H ‘mmnmm' the lit. pa“. will "w
"" MM." ""‘M’ “""""“"" “m" ““ l bably no lo the llrtulitiyil llhvy .l'iil‘li.i
ll oil it ”ll‘ lib ‘li i I . l
' 1 "1 ‘ "“ " """ "‘“' "m” where llcrauul will lie dillllIlllltiii. audi
llll il‘ ‘ I‘ 1 ll “ l ' '
I It l‘l'Il .- illills nrl illnsllicro l "w" .1". will I" m H.“ “mm“ “M" .
sum" The “domain troops were the l .
ll ‘ ‘ u . yards in Philadelphia to be tillcriillui;
I i' 'm l l l .
n ' mm" ' "1'“ “a H", . ill order to lit‘t‘iillll‘ an ocean lilil‘l‘l
cam [i ‘
Hill“ with it ill'l'il. . “um
Witch the whlir ling wl-lli ll|l. l‘llp I . . .. ,. W..-
lilili iii‘llilli Atlnllstin illillpail liiio .l. ”‘n 91".. .u'm
illiilllll truth the Human critter-r lists
lulu Animals The cruise-r then tell MWMMMInaeM of the;
.u lih lulu lot ilooll Km. industry in the lllillre. l
'ilic illi'liiliilltln are glad that the lily Associated l‘ressJ.
elrllgglc ill over. The shape are .lae‘oli llriluepn‘rl. August ll~ 'l‘lle i‘oilllec-
"Mb “l" "WNW" ll“ “'0‘" "iii” ""‘i tlcui liysler lirnwars' association mill
1"““I’ “"i “W“ "" 3”“ M W" W” here this afternoon and disturbed plans
”in" “"5"" "“m" ”m” " “WW" for the la-nedl of that industry In the
"will” "i" W" llllure. "till." l‘, liner. of New listen. ‘
. g . who was a alluvial lvtiuinlstlloucr to.
i lNlll lliill’iTl“.:\\'i;lflAl “ AIIIlil. Washington rmlenlly. ltlil‘i of his woril
' below the government commission on
u” Anus-later! M" harbors and rivers. mailing a very in»
Hart "'MW" Auntiel "”MW" vorable report. New legislation. the
"m" "'“m M Mm". H N. "m oyster pollen and the revision of the
“M. "" ”m" "W m" ""‘oyaler laws as ilroiltlacd by the cleft:
"m“ revision" '1'. the "m: "I u.’ of the Shell i'isil i‘onlmlaalon also clinic
nlla. eight bring ilii‘bi and lriy-imlr "it for consideration.
wounded The insinuate who on abut ............n........._..
out of live city threaten to cause truer ilUBONlC l'erlllll fll'llillflll‘.
hie lialale only was lstatttatded. All ily Associated Press.)
the allies moral "duty. Admiral ltelnllay. Anabel l‘f—Tlle illiterate
ilewey has retard the Methods. the‘pluns is spate epidemic. There were
"0.00“. which sums bear interest til l
per cent. Another ".000 been ill ill-id
eliutl-ll iolilllli. today. from .‘illliiiliik.: l'-" N” "“7" Wm“ "“ 3* p" ""m‘ TD LET
Some other small loans held by oili-
i title purlles draw 4 per cent interest.
The banks stated that even though
lille lltllltl inlAlit' provbil-d for the pros-
out. it did not provvidc for tile lllllli'i‘.
for iill‘ mom would have lll inlrrilw
; money before the ills llillll‘ lillt'. lillll
lilt‘hl' ltllllilrl \voultl be the institutions
they lAilllill look to for not-illlllitllilll—
lltlilr., He fell llllll the "ll‘l'lilll‘ll hiid
illli iii‘il'ii .illM l'litbl ill ailing out of
town. but said ilt‘ alllll‘illtil'ii lilt- l-lliil'v
illillil‘l' was llll oversight. Iic Wild por-
fccily sillisiil-li ill have the iot'iil llilliiill
bid for the prillltue of nllt‘lll‘llll the
builds lil collipciitiou with the others.
003a wanna 'lllle saunas
All Important Issiingdflmpnny D
oelietl turtle-p slant
t‘oniplttly ll. li‘ollrtll regiment. «ill
have ll llleeililu lil iln' Norwulil lil'ili
on. Friday lillllll til it o‘l-lol-ll i.iv'li
il‘llillli l‘ololil-l lit-il-lrlc. ill tliuilliltril.
wlio bi ilow ltl l‘tlllllllllllli ill llll' l‘oili'lii
u-gliiil-lli, bus iti‘i'i‘flil‘li lill lavillilloll
it'liin l‘liplnlll ltlliu-rl ll. Milt‘ilt'il to lie
leri-m'lli. and ii is l-till-clell lhlll every
member of tile l'l'llllilllillll will sill-lid. all
there are several maul-rs oi illipoi'lllill-c
to lie llrollubl ill their intention.
Til“ mutually will probably I“ to
i‘iiilip ilavvii Nialllil'. ill‘pli‘illllill' ill. for
s sin llsys' lollr. There are wine is
l'itlil‘iltl in tile rnlllllt. and bull ll tliIIt‘ll
yotillg inert of good slunliiilg iii the coin
mulllly can l-ullat before that time it
lively an denim
MliN'l‘AI‘ll Nli'i‘ lil'AllAN'l‘lNltll
lily Associated Pressl
Albany. . . Y . August ll ooooo «lovernor
lllsch. on his arrival at the eswiiilvr
chamber lillll morning ellorlly after
ll'llii il'ciis'h. said that the positive
sinicilwlli ill-lie in a New Yorit paper
today lilnl be had missed l‘ieaertll
Young to quarantine l‘sinp Wilton si
llonisltll Point. was false. lie has viola.
stairwell-ll with no one in that calnp on
that ellhhi. our line he evoil made it
taste mention is anyone that the
camp he hurl-tiled.
r
l
steamer Medea has been chartered for m
the course. carrying the members of the ’ ,
hazymu'and ev -
If
vow. “iii: an '
Quick results will ‘
WIN?“
Mali-in... vegetable coat:
hotel porter. Apply at ease.“ ‘
bachemo Iliotel nice. at ‘
WANTED—immediately. lirl anI .
andlo assist in housework in
family. 28 ll'alrileld avenue.
WANTED—A competent girl tot. .
. eral housework. Apply helm.-
‘ anti 9 p. an, ill West street. . ‘
l Norwnili. ‘ a"
rooms in good locality. not to. w
the center. Rent must he I
ate. Address. "Rent." Banal“ ‘
lice. ”It“.
WANTED—«An active. esperleaoai
man. understanding care of , ‘
and driving. mlllilng. and ' '
work about a place. Bent m
its in ability. with. requll'dll. I It“
lirela’s. «iii West avenue. South ' .
walk. After 6 p. In.
w.lN1‘nD«An esperleuell ted.
inquire of hire. at. a. Woodward. tit
North Main street. South Norwalh.
WANTED—A girl for nook and less-
drcss early in September. W
Monday and Thursday mi”. .
llr. bhnily Pardee. 35 North M
street.
TO LET.
T0 LET—To small family four tarp
rooms and bath room on Osborn fie-
nue. East Norwalk. Apply to I. W.
. Starr. 31 Bayview avenue. .
' Nurwalh. ~ hill
1T0 RENT—Barn and stable on Madl-
son street. close to new depot. Will
nccomodatc live to eight harem. uh
ridges, etc. Plenty of hay main. in-
lluire at the store of .l. W. Powell. I
Washington street. South Norwnlh.
alto It
were...
we at,
The Sentinel building.
To l.l'l'-—Aparlmonis oi Ive who
first door. 8 and ill Tolles street. Ill
class order. Apply to Jolt. a.
Knapp. ll'.’ Weill street. or Jacob-l
Layton. South Norwalli. “I!
TO iiEN'I‘fi-Imwnl. ill. 1. “I
strwl. Norwalii. inquire at if. U.
lingers. lit Main street. Hm I
”m'
'l‘il Lilli—wells rllinlia. hint-lo Hall biotic
nuilllllic for odiccll; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 0
Arch silwi; Millage. 20 Wood.“
ln'l'lilit‘: collage 31 «Woodward ave-
nue. bouu- lit Wmdward avenue. I.
A. Windward.
..._., -----_-...,....
First and second story W
zillill‘lllll'llln over (linen shoe m
it‘llur rooms each. float is and Of.
llulls ill'illi‘ii. lighted lttld cl“ .
but further particulars lilunin at lid ‘
null-.- ol the Old Well Cigar o... * ‘~
till Washington street. .
POI URI-I.
l‘llli tidbit: sultan-(limp yacht for Ii.
or churn-r. 22 feet over all. sound
new Mill lillii livrfoci pleasure M
|.,\'illu lli Miller's shipyard. Ami! i.
Edward ll. Miller. M Wild
uvcnllc i“ ‘
‘ roll ilAl.li A one euorlneet at the
celebrated Pal-er Hsmueeh at
reasonable prices. Ionih
liardware company. lontb
MIUCILLINIOU‘
on still silvr l‘rlday. Atlanta is. t M
run my l‘liiill‘ ralil on Tuesdays
Friday» lilllii further saline.
will also have for rule new “I fill-l.
olld blind barrels. W. .l. Ml
'l‘llylor livoilile. Innlh Norwaihi
all
.,. .. . .. —euM. ”Whom—meow
\‘illlJN ‘l‘iidl'iiflil. ‘
.i. A. "OM".
For li'i'fllll apply at at Prospect W
title. Norwnlil. ”ill“. said
.ll‘ll‘l‘ Ailllll'lcil at New”
verge of l‘ilflif‘lt llhiela
club. which we are not". at
per ton delivered. I
A il‘lilll‘l‘ i‘leMill hAUNDIY“.
Lee has opened I laundry hi i.
overt. Nolwailt. for all hilt
laundry worli. All wot-h
liblri. lc. collars. liar: shirt ,
lL'i'. all. i» list- ”'1'...“ ,
ilrlilgenorl. where he Inn a w ‘
a. ll
bilsivleiis.
llAVli Vlii'li i'lllno 'i'lililll-il. I
latchwiliwi. pin“ Milli. l“
resell-av. Ten years' factory
loom Agent for the old
muesli means. itepalr snap ‘
wsnroulaa. I Old to North m
npslslre. booth m. m, .
mail will reel“ m
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