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dial-"induct lira-t. §
, . i A very handsome clock known to be
{‘ WII (ion in GI Far 88 Ill‘itw year: old in in the poueuion of}
'mk i. the Chung], :Hi‘l. Curtis R. Marvin. oi Summer;
,1 . patreet. According to Rev. C. M. Eel-u
[GER aoEs “HunEiowned by Matthew Reid. one oi Nor-l
[Willk'l earliest aettlera. it is at the,
“Meet. to Ooptdn-flmrpll'i‘he case is of mahogany. with three
Mm Ioldion in um... Emu. hall: on the top. The flee t.‘
, m piecinthe historian oi Norwallt, it was?
gstyie known as “grandfather. clock."
I ‘m m [m “not! ,‘very handoomeiy engraved and made of ‘
my Annotated mm
M. Porto Rico. August iti~'l‘hc‘
New Orleans entered San Juan 4
» today att tar as the wreck that .
Spaniarth aanlt aiter Admiral }
. bombarded the town. their olr
hilt: to prevent the American war- :
iron: approaching am to the
Captain l-‘olger. the commander
on. cruiser. wont ashore and paid‘
reapeeta to (Yaptaln-tlcncral Macias. ‘
latter will return Captain lt‘olgcr'a
“II on Wednesday. The sunken wreck ;
VII found to eiiectnally block the hat-t
her t
When the notification irotn General
lite: oi the cessation oi itostilitlca rca- “
cited General Henry all the lattcr'n cav-
fir, were altlrutitthintt some distance
from his headquarters. and it took con- 1
l vulnerable time [or him to send orderni
l to them to cease lighting. A detach‘.
i ”it! oi the Second t‘avtdry got as tar ‘
" ‘al larch on Sunday. iiiiil tiit~en men
' entered the town. No Spanish soldiers
were mu either there or in Muyagm.
I They having no knowledge of the sign-
: J“ of the protocol it is likely they
l thot'ht that the Americana antler tit-n-
ctr-la Schwan and iienry were pushing
them and they thcreiorc hastened as
rapidly as tmssible to the coast.
Att the Spaniards abandoned Lair. 5 it
is probable that (lent-rai Henry will or-
cttpy it. notwithstanding the general
orders that no further advance be made.
Quiet prevails all along the American
trontta, and white tings are flying on all
the lines. The American and Spanish
‘ oflecrs are very friendly when they
atom and aomctimcs there are eta-hang.
an! at cit-taro. etc.
2 General Miles is contemplating a visit
I“ General Wilson‘s trout. .
The auxiliary gunhout Wasp is ex-
‘ mod to arrive at Mayagucz tomorrow,
At headquarters hcre mattcrtt are very
quiet and only routine business ht being
“”‘Il‘ttmtai‘l. General Fred (ll-um arriv- ‘
here today. lilo men have not yet
dlwmllnrltcd (root the troop-hip. but it
is likely that tlwy will soon come as~
here. as no ordcrtt have becu received
to the contrary.
No news oi any coilttt'tptctict‘ has lil't‘ll
meolvcd relation only to routine utt‘airs.
Notwithstanding the armiatit-e supplies
are heirnt ctmstantly sent forward. A
number oi mortars Were sent to tlic
trout today. American lions are in tli“
wand. and small ones aell rapidly.
They can be town all over the town.
t‘avuiry 'l‘roop .\ will break camp on
Wednesday and will acconuutuy Ilt'lit'l'~
al Miles. who is going into the interior.
The cuvulrytnctt will carry t‘oiir days"
ration».
.. nun wan noun.
Indie-Mon from the lain- ot An-
other Fire at Nijui Novgorod.
tliy Attaociatrd l'rcatt.)
Ht. l'ctcrshttrtt. Mullet N Then-
was anothcr art-at ttrc last night at
' Niiui-Normu't‘d. i
The city work house wn‘t tit-.trovcd.
the inttlatm lumping from the mud
twin. tnulty hunt: krill-d and many mum
in tttrctl.
'i‘hirtt-eu tauitea lune already be-u
touud iu the ruins and many at ”W in-
tuition ate nilll unaccounted tor.
W COLD IUI‘I‘III.
“ alumni-It Anton. than. and they
‘ Decidodtoltilihotr lanolin».
tiiy Annotated Pro-I.)
‘ “ flan I’l'tilit‘lttt‘ti, [\liittlul ll ’l‘hc with"
nor l-‘rttltit .\. itatiwtittw bi oitct-cd tut-
little hy llit' putty or Eastern uohl tum
I tt‘rtt that hroulht Ilt‘l' from the Atltttttit
mitt. 'l‘itt- ilutiuhltc cautt- trout illou~
(WIN. Mlifll. hilt" wan owned by a ttttlli“
way at tucutt and aunt lnicndctl to
carry lltt uttunt~ to \lattitu. where the)
‘ mod to main their Itil‘ttilit‘n. but a
mat tllotmt'tiittitl hm li‘oiillstl to a
"Whit!" in tall Iltt tum-l lili'l allow
a“ Illt‘llilhi til lilt' tutti) in IL“ tilt ll”
[MIM-
The t lib ditlttlts rttttttltit itttm llu‘ M
lMttlt' tlt tin *tltlttlllil't t‘ltutlcu t.l\l
Windham. .ttnbtc .\t. ttntna. Hunt. |
Philippa and ltcutu-n 'l' Illt hold-mu
have itll tnt'l \tlllt tlt-- mtuw i..tc, and
tho compam or widows tltot started
“If tho Klondike on tlo steam-hip t‘ity
it! (Villtilihln watt tllwltlllitlt'll lwtnrc th»
venue watt hull mm.
W
A Marine man oliww ntiiull mine» to
the ochottl children in the llllt‘fl‘li'ill'
M0 male oi hint town who mite the
tout I‘m"! their teeth during du-
flilllfll‘.
to the cotton and industry Ito-z your
I” W than 0.000.0th tulip of cotton
tutu-d wort- emanated. the total value of
the mount product.- tum-an.
“30”.“.
3M17~11Iflmmly itwo Iolid hraaa plates. It came from:
the old Marvin homestead at [it-titling.
Conn. and has been in the Marvin iatn~ ‘
ily tor years. .
When Irat broulht to Stantiord. the,
lace was white. having box-n painted
by some one who did not appreciate the i
- hand-time lll‘iiiitl dial. which came. to‘
view when the paint was removed;
Sthereby adding greatly to the appear- ‘
ant-e oi the ancient heirloom. The
clock hunt a large. round. braaa ru-ruln- .
iium. heavy steel weights. and it titted ‘
with a cathedral solar.
0n the dial in engraved the name;
"Matthew ltcctl~lt‘ccit." the .Iiterall
translation oi the latter word being
"Inade by him."-—Stamiord Advocate.
"'1' THROUGH A WINDOW.
rial-unleashed: intoa Item-
fordinl lion.
llursca nttaclttd to a steam engine
t
l
‘dnnhcd through a big window at the
northeast corner at \L‘agncr‘a‘; Moll's‘
cigar store. in Stamford. wltllu respond-
lm: to all alarm oi tire, and caused a
great deal more damage than the flames
, While the engine was coming down .-\t- .
lantic street at a rapid gate. the hook
at one oi the linen oi the horses snap-
ped. and Driver Spch lost control oi
the animals. They ran at a furious
pace without anything to guide tin-tn
ttntil almost'ut the Town Hall. when
they swerved off. and. heiorc they could
be stopped. went crash over the boot-
black stand at Wagner & )loll's storc.
smashing the chair to pieces. and the
hon-tea wont clean through the plate-
glass window. Fortunately no one was
near or the result would have live“ sen
ions. Solomon Wagner. a clerk. raw
the horses comimr and ran out oi the
store to escape being hurt. The dual-
ante Inside the store was itn-onsidcru-
bic, the clilci domain- being the broken
glass. The horses Were got out without
tllillculy. The iron pillar at the cor-
llt‘l‘ at tlt- Town Hall was antashcd ar-
ound the base.
"an” 301.0 "1.1..
' an the Vaulo winch m m m in
have Got. Out of the loo.
tity Associated l‘reas.)
San it‘ruucisco. Mutant i'.‘ The .\r--
tic \vhalcrs are doing “0‘“ this season.
.itt'tllltlllfl to tit-ws just t'ccclt't'd Itcrr
.\l| tht- vessels which were it'ozcn in
and to “Mill rclivi was sent. harmuut
out oi the hr with the exception of tilt-
ilclvitlcrc. When the lcc llt'iiiill to iortu
t‘aptttlu Millard managed in work lll>
\‘csscl into a little but \vhtrv slo- wa
t'Jllfi'ltlt‘l'tll saic 'I'ltul Milly has ptot
cti h.r_ undoing so tor. for \\llllt' llit'
"‘t'ill'll‘li." .lcatttc. Ncapori. "tltiitiltl and
\\'.tudrrcr ltavc got out and are now
at Port I'lul't'lltt. rtlit- ta still last in Ilt'
itt‘ tit-.tt' l‘olllt "arrow.
The strain nitalcr .\l|‘\.illtl r. llirlttil
oi Int-ltd: \ttvcltml. ls till right and Is twill
to how tutu-u Il\t “littlt'h 'l‘ltc hath
John and Winthrop has tztlwtt Ilill
sitt'i‘tit and two right “litt't'a. aiulc tiu
hark t‘ailtcud lutd tltv unn- liliittlu'l‘
The .-t am ttltaltr William Hull...» bud
ltLl\ ti .~I\ \\‘lllilt'.~ and the .lcattcltt-
titt'tt. \\llllt' tlp- Katltllt Ipul "\I
The unit had Iowa |~ Iltt- t‘tportcd
dt'.tilt til t‘apt.tttt 'l‘tltou oi Ilu attain
nittlcr Narnlill. This tttt‘ot'tltaliott i-
totttttuttt In it lt'li'l' hum .\iatt- .iohu
latiu. oi the tlayh'ad. written at Will
t‘latttp c two months and
mu '0 RIIAII.
{he Mil-nation ot‘ captain Genertl
Ila-co will not he Aeoupu-d
tllv Aamcititt-d l‘rt-atti
\ltttli'ltl. .\itfliltti lit ‘l'llt’ ton-t itl llit’
tall at Manila canto-u llilitlt pan-t h. “-
\\'btiv haunt: the tutor lltlu tilltl
noon l'l‘ittic Mirth-hr Snow” mill. that
th “mutilation. oi t‘aptain tienmal
litnttcu and other ucltcrals iiillllll “ill
be .lucptctl and that they had lwt'tt
tuttcit-d to remain and «Jill Illll no
clue littllull at th. l‘tlttlltl
Htttllt of Hit tltlltl~ltttt -Iu|t that HIV
i‘tutcu will nut-t tiliillilt tit. tint lmt
tttnltl in rltptcmitcr 'l‘htt .ntd llmt lltt
lt‘t‘iil,‘ til |tI.|tt will lo' >~lfll|ttl lit ti
titotitlt that the \ntith» Hill in» t\.it
until at tht lunittnlny or Ht'lltullitl
and that thc I'ltttipplttt~ \tlll tw pt.
It'l'Vt‘t. tliill‘t’ in fltutllt
'I'ltu nlt'itllitl’ Mount-rt." in. ll“
Mtililtlliltll with tutti not. Hptoihh . .t
tutilmt. 'l'ltc Inla tit IMIIIII MIL d ll'tlll
rtauthuto yesterday. intuition '.' Ill:
ll’tlttlitl In fipltltt
\‘ou lllnlt’t me tin t“'
it”! lhlw to n that: r acnernl or the
.tttltt'
. hit their it.” no utmwmlv tit-mun
uttotlott. no .ttIm-t lot lllllllt‘tlllllliillltll
not tvt-tt u H-ptbttttud
it Wile ninth-i t. hum tinnltlnu ttlnlp'
llwar- «to up». tram-c. ymmlt n1,-
tt'ayr lll my Illlltll Illtflt'lll‘l knitw. Mio-
tlrnw "imtllit‘lu. that lit worst ”It."
llttttl lit :1 Mt.
flhe~le [are to an lode: to it" mind
div-Theo your Iliad llttll be lotto up.
I
watt! at}
omit
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She Draws a Prize
who buys lvorine. lvorinc
lti :1 prize. The cake of
superb Toilet Soap that
all? finds in every package
is a prize. and the “longer!
who uses them the more
highly she prizes them.
You only pay for the
lvorinc -~ the Toilet Soap
costs you nothtnrt Ivor-
ine for household uses——
thc Toilet Soap for wash-
stand. bath. and nursery.
The I. 1'. thlhotl' Fn‘, Glutvmhtm'. .tn'l.
Malian at it tiltm' llama. :shai'ut; Seam.
roctose‘out
what is left of ottr stock of
GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES.
We. will St'lldlit'ill as follotvs:
wuutno Pawnee
'1‘th burner and stop New l’roccsatlasoline Steve.
was $21; uow‘lil't'bt)
Two burner and step lilac l’lame Ilil Stove, was
$10; now ............. . .......... .. ....... . ............. . .......... $15.1!)
Twp lturner lilac It‘latuc, was $7.50; now $0.00
Three “ “ “ “ 10.00; now $8.00
Two burnt-rtlamdiucStorc.” 5.00; now $3.75
Three “ “ “ “ Till; now $5.25
Don't wait, we have only a few of them.
Mason Jars... .......................................... 40 ('t'llls‘ a dozen
NASH aV—KN sCov,
Cor. Iottlt Iain and West Sta. South lotwath.
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AGGRESSIVE.
Certainly Uncle Sam Ctn Stand Against the World!
END 80 CAN WE.
llur licd 'l'lcltct sale l'urJuly is now on, and ironic
tlctcrtutut-d this shall lit‘ the greatest sale of
Straight High Grade Shoes
l'ltcr ollcrcd in South Nortvallt.
M. H. GLOVER.
1:: Witttltllllltiil Street South Norwallt
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atxrv-r'tva‘ can can.
”I the lltta‘lttt-sa ntctt til this country dltt poor. lly [truth it
action vott may escu to. by applying today for uncut tu-
i‘ouuecticut ticueru mm crtt ptillcioa. Costs but little;
absolutely uou-l‘url‘citttldc; is t'iitlli in old one. For par-
llt'iiltil‘ti a iply to H. S. I.'llounncdieu. uncut. South
Norwallt. ,‘outt.
WANTED. .
Old Gold andSlIver.
tiltl thdd ut t‘llvct of any itttttl; uld l-ttthcn Ht tlinttnrtlrtl
Watchto. I'llttlll‘t. Jcttctry. tip-mun. run. It! tiny modiitoa.
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