A Creshary Palater llh by the "
Giving Away ef a Sealeld.
l3 Elli MIMI Mill.
“filmmaflhfldb of
‘ Mission'hilIhewnase
"Ihanfipflnlasss's Iew
Ilsasstnlorweih.
Frede‘riehnoutoa. of Graham and
about Ifty years. who was attained to
painting Captain G. W. Bettor‘s new
house In doringwood avenue. Norwelk.
wII fatally Injured before 4 o'clock.
yesterday afternoon.» the giving away
of a scaffold upon which he was work-
ill. and died of his Injuries about an
hour later. Frederick Il'erria. a carpen-
ter at work upon the same seelold with
Mr. Boston. also tell. but was uninjur—
ed beyond a few bruises.
'i‘he naafi'old was constructed around
I bay window on the west side of the
house. The ends of the supports were
tasked to the window sills. and is was
one of these that pulled out. unit and
all. that caused the accident. The
scaffold was but seven tea from the
ground and had been used continually
by the carpenters in shingling around
the bay window. as well as by the tin~
here.
Mr. Ferris was standing on the seal-
fold at the time of the accident. while
Ir. Bouton was sitting.down almost
over the portion that gave way. He
was reaching up to paint the under
[art of thcI cornice.
When Mr. Ferris felt the scaffold
live he saved himself by jumping. Mr.
Houton was not In a position to lump.
and was precipitated heavily to the
ground. striking upon his head and
shoulders. He was rendered uncon-
scious by the fall. “
Mr. Ferris ht nnee wont to his com-
panion's assistance. while i‘oniractor
Franklin I). Gregory and the other
carpenters. who heard the crash. came
out of the building at onset» learn
the cause. C. 0. Miller. who was at
work In Grocer William Betts‘ barn
' adjoining. also went over. and the In-
.luerd man was carried on to the lawn
in front of Mr. Bells resident-c.
Mrs. Iieiis came out with pillows nn'I
restorativos and every c-ffori was made
to revive the injured man. In the
meantime a message had been sent to
moire medical assistance. llr. A. ll.
Baldwin responded. but was unable to
do anything. He thought the iniurcd
man had concussion of the brain. as
the neck did not appear to be broken.
though discolored. shortly below 5
o‘clock the man‘s pulse grew stronger
and arrangements were being made to
carry him to Contractor Gregory‘s res.
ldence. One of Groceryman Iietts'
wagons was tilled with straw. but as it
droyo tip .\ir. Benton was suddenly in-
ken with spasms and dch in it very
few minutes.
Mr. Ilouton's sous. (‘liarlcs and John.
who are omploycd at Iloiiuabury. Math
c-wson d company‘s shoe factory in
South Norwalli were untitled by lulo-
phone of the accident. t‘harios nrrlvel
shortly before his father died and John
.iiial lifter. llayton. another still. was
at New (‘unaiim while another small
boy was at home.
The boys brohe the non-u to their
mother as tenderly on possible. but
coming so suddenly. tho shock over-
come hor.
Undertaker Jennings took charge of
the body and removed it to the m.
idoace In i'renbury.
Through the eacllcmout Medical its
Iiniucr ilurlie was uni uoilllcd until
late inst evening. Iie viewcd the rc-
uuilns this morning.
There is plonly of evidence as to the
cause of death. as n tlttmotillc oniployol
by William “Milt was watching the
men at work when the accident took
place.
Mr. lioiitoii had many friends in
Norwalk who were shocked to hear of
his sudden death. and ollcnil their sin
ccrosi sympathy. to tho fairest/ed wid-
ow and four acme.
Arrangements for the funeral were
completed this afternoon. ltervlces will
he held from the fission residence in
i‘ianbory liuiiday afternoon at if o’clock.
.lrlt.l.i' IIIIMKIIYNITM.
A lolly party of llrcaiklynites who
are spending the summer at Ninthpori.
raise to south Norwailc this moraine
by the Huntington tmat. They did the
town by policy. took dinner at the ids-
iieciienio. fliell went by trolley to
literal-mi. and topic the boat hack to
Northntii'i. at 5 o'clock. from Into.
Point. The party consisted of Items
ii. Drown. t‘sm Id. ltrown. live. 1. ti,
brown. lira. James Fowler. itoward
router. tire. Arthur i. Tinker. tits-c
Minnie Arbiichle. fillet- inn Van lder.
stile. tat-s titers Van idrrsiiae. Iii-s.
Nettie Van iteration
use not an wanna.
Antiwar for Ad-s lapse- Oil-pony
Gems-e by I “sing lnsll.
Clinton Heriwiek. a driver for the
Atkins Express company in South Nor-
welk. lies at his home in uonard street
In every precarious oondiidn. as the
result of injuries he received yesterday
l 35 IllilllE iiiililll
City also: Keep Sheri Company
with Gen. Humidity.
.wogflvick wee drivinl over the ‘ BEN!“ on “MM“ ”NE.
Washington street bridge. and was you ----- i
opposite the Faneher block when he
was overcome by I fainting spell and
fell from the wagon. The back of his
head name In contact with the flanking
of the hriche. rendering him Inaenaible.
30'9"] W" assinited “'1 ""7““ The humid atmosphere last evening
”in ““0 Charles 31'1“" drug store. . caused the Norwelk city fathers to hus« :
l” "mu“! °°“'~"°“""'v but tie through the business of the semi-I
3‘ng "M from one convulsion to monthly Council meeting In short or-j
It wee impossible for anyone to the ’ der. I
crowd of curious people that quit-lily; As usual the payment of bills wauI
:snsmblied to notify I‘ll: "will”: 0" . first in order. quite a grist amounting
so, an after a t me r. ertwlc was’ i
bundled into the wagon. and the horse, . mg” ml,“ l| 21:8”?!- 6 I . ,
fortunately. carried him to the depot. e 0 er " “5‘" '0'
without mishap. 0.“, lam". clerk 884. 67. for half of the flowers for the
In the once. drove with the injured . city mounds. was paid. thereby causing
”:5 i: D" vi"? :5- ghem'.dolmt" .Councilman Gregory to rcmark.‘ 'We'
were ereceve aenon.an oer .
he was taken home by Hacimau George “"0 ‘0: the ponies :"d now M M”
W. Seymour. the physician aorompany~ got 1° pay '0’ them I
log him and remaining for sometimeat (‘Iitllin ('hlt'lu smith. of Pioneer
I Hook and Ladder company. appeared
before the (‘ouncil and asked for rub-
the house.
It Is presumed that the Intense beat
her boots anti coats. stating that (‘hiei
Prowitt must have overlooked his re-
of the past few days affected Mr. Hert-
wlch. tending to bring on the fainting
quest made nearly a year ago. when he
made his application for isuch supplies"
attack.
for the other two companies to the
Council. The matter was referred to
the the committee !
Mr Smith also spoke of the coudlt- 5
Ion of the floor of the truck company i
quarters. lie stated that it was tho:
oldest floor in the department anci was
not only rotten. but needed shoring
up to be safe. This matter was also
referred to the tire committee with
power.
Mayor Glover read a c‘ommunlcaiion'
Ado-nines ef‘lhrss Appointed to
Consider lrlgndsr General Vii-
nu’n Won—leaflets \
{tenths Trash company.
A Ineessloi Dramatic: Einstein-tent
. divsnhylungerlan Unions.
The Marble Monument was presented
last night. In Germnnla Hall ,by the
members of the Hungarian Theatrical .
association of South Norwnlk. who Ic-
quitted themselves most crediinbiy. oa-
hiblting excellent dramatic talent. Ma-
ny of the artists possess good voices.
which were heard to advantage In tho
voca'l selections.
The director was Julius Teplicyky.
and the promoter John Iouchak. liux-
baum's orchestra from the Hungarian
band. of New York. furnished music.
Following the play. dancing was on-
Joyed. The cast was as follows:
son. chief engineer of the war dc-pnri
mont. onc losing a map of tho Noraalk
harbor and the report of the recent
commission which set In Norwalit to
t‘ouucil wore asked to look into
matter and report. if satisfactory.
the
hit.
Mre. Voinarovlch. .Mlsa haste Poiiinora
Jimmy. colored scrveni.. .John Nadasy
‘ practically the some as now. The
commission recommends action at misc,
its lllc uppor cnd of tlic harbor is nar-
row and oncrocicbmouts would be cinn-
gomils.
l'pou motion of (‘ouucilnuiu Mcckcr,
tho mayor nppoiniccl o commiilco of
three to look into llic uuiiiccl utid cc»
port at the next mcciitig. The mayor
reported as such cummlitoc (‘ouuclb
mcn Burr. Gregory and l’. W. ilatcs.
Mayor lilovor announced that. its ihc
tax collector had iurtlcd in soiucibltlrt
ovc-r "Lotto and bad Iuorc to turn In.
that the finance committee bc authori-
and to inkc tip ”tattoo of ilic city "in“!
lasili'tl by tho proscnt i‘ouucll.
W. l". i‘oggcswcll was glioii [N'i‘lllls-
sioii to mow a bulidliui front iioyt
sircol to (‘rusi- slrool.
Adjourned at tunic. uiicr n thirty-tiri-
minuto session
LAKE WAIlAMAl'il Plrlli
Mrs. Mary ti. Rider. ilorry liiilcr Illltl
family are at the Lake \‘iou‘ House. at
Lake Wornmaug. .\ir. lliclcr ls Inn-luv.
his usual good luck. lisbmct. and was
successful ycstcrdny iu 'illlllllllifl ‘llic
largest boss of the season. It weighed
a little less than eight pounds. If thcrc
Is one thing more than another which
tnnlccs the Lake Vicw llouiio door to
thc- hcari of tho fisherman. It is thc alti-
hifnciory monitor in which his ciitclics
are correct up to hint iii brouitfitei or
suppcr; for Mr. Norris-«callcd lion by
his li‘ii‘iitla,lllltl liiiimnica~ is the moo
genial and nwmumodatlug of hosts. and
cmploya a cook who understands tllc
it" of preparing base. or other small
fish In which tbc llllit' llllilliiilln. A
man Is always tilll'i' of rccarguisliiu lllrt
WWII particular priso at the North: lii'
bios: and the humor in which tin-
kind licoricd lion lii‘iilliti upon lillil win-u
ho ls into for his auppcr. and would
oihcrwlsc bc comp-lied to iiill'iulti' of
it alone. givoci acid to his appollto. ouci
malice him feel altogether comfortable
at home.
t‘ilMl‘ANl’ I‘iiiil'l-ilt'i‘i' 'l‘l‘llNldlt
ii\'I-iii.
(‘uplnlu iicnrgc A i‘oriicli. oi ilic
quart: i'iuustcr‘s dopaitutcut of llic nililc
of i‘ouucciicnt. clinic to iloutb Not-wall:
Ililil afivriiooii. nod oficr taking no in.
“story of thc ccpiiptuciiis of l‘oiupony
ll. it‘ourlii i'ciiiruoui. t‘cuiiicc-tlcu' .\‘lr
clonal tinnrcl. at tho Noiwalk armory,
foltl‘iilly turncd iltctu ovor lo i‘iipialu
Mitchell. the new commandant. .\icru
hers oi the company will linaemlllo ot '
licc Armory tonight at it o'clock. Iii
inert iii-itiocanhi‘olouel lli‘lifi'i'. ll
litamford. and transact innlncas of im-
porianco to oVory member.
LOU.“ 0' III “I'll.
l‘our lasted Iehooner Owned Largely
by death lot-walk lea.
'I'bc four-toasted schoonor ilachoi \\‘.
tilt-cons. oiNorwalk. was launched yes-
tcrclny afternoon by the Now England
ship building company. rule will Iw
conininuilcd by l.uclioi .I. tilcvcus. oi
\i‘lliilou. llllic la illE foot long. forty icoi .
brmul. and llllrlcou loci in depth. line I
has been built for llio i'ubnu coul tracic
and has it capacity of limb tons, The
iiiniiiiglng owner is John ii. li'crrla. of
bomb Norwalii. and tho coat in amboo .
i’aptain lilovona has conininudc-d lllt‘I
lilvu I. li‘cri‘la. of which ho is a part
owner. lie will ho ain'cccclcd by N .\'
Quiiiloy. who has boon not it on llli"
i‘orris. under i‘aptaiitm titovos I
iiiil' ilOOilli WWII
A great reduction sale of ioiuinicr1
goods is announced by timilh. Murray
a company. oi Iiridgcrsiri. iiiwcoaaora
in W It "all a company. nurlug Au
goal this widely ituown and reliable
tirin prepares to involve its fall goodm
which are now in lilo niriro hotial‘ wall I
log to be opened. Hummer goods must I
{first be closed out. llatorday has been
not to such a flame that goods will
more nuichly. 0n the same day there
will also be a special sale of Amen bi
cycles. a wheel that Is classed ain int mg
the high grades. The firm‘ a advertise-
meat in the iientlnel today will fur-i
nlah Nerwalli people with fiili psi-tic}?
ulara about these important sales,
m
IIIJIIIAN‘I‘ ‘i‘illlilii
Wiicn you ciiii stop itil board a spot-
iaI lrnih and lhrocuh without t'llliftgo
to Nlansts Falls or 'I‘housiiuci Islands
for a four days‘ tour. with all tit‘i'riutitt')
exiieiim paid at the low raloa oiierod
by tho liocrcuilou Tourist company. on
.ila icon to those celebrated niaces
which leave August and. everyone who
cares anything about seeing the won-
.clers of their own country will not failp
to emlirace this exceptional opportiin.
tiy. Tfehots and full information of (i.
W. liarris. agent New York. New iis- .
yea and Hartford Railroad. l’srier'
.cnr seats. in extra each way. I
i
. I
~itsmeinber only till pays all hilla.’
for a wash on the Ocean Grove party ;
asst WWI. s'
:reesived a'
‘Coiouel Tylsr.“;.mmandlng the Third
I to town wi
Ili‘orners.
from lirigadicr General John M. “'ll- i Mrs. P Wol'iflaudl. Miss
Ii-‘rance and Milton Weinlancil. Miss
I was shown In the map. The mayor and ”but reached thc interesting ago of six
imoulhs. was lllt'
, costly iiifts.
Leander. the M. M......Joaeph Mackey . discuss the harbor line nesticm. The
Judith. ..... . ........ Miss Thernen”0rns i harbor line. as med for adoption. l
Veinerovich ............. Julius Gonoay
Mrs. Vojnarovich ..... Miss Lunle Pobr
Jano Slovak ............ Mllhllrugkupzy fore a final adoption of thc lino is
Ilridget. lrish servant ....... Tom \‘iicr maclo Til“ new line. as iraccd on tlic
Antonie Marimo ......... (‘olouiau iiatz "Hill film 0va for! furth in shut-c.
Gucsch .................. Sscph Km“... tic-or .\Ioodi‘ s lane than bcforc. aliil‘
Rpm. “("me .............. 53pm "annulus in ii portion of t‘nunciliunu
Mary Nllll'nl'l' .......... Mary Kurimny .\iockcr's clock. The other lines uro‘
lcolllil ittilif l‘i‘lmllllrlw ilio iltwii ilio clll‘
Iday. under the nuapieoa of the i 'ilililt'l'll-
llllll IN A Blili Milli
‘Bradley. of Norwnih, ‘ I
i... mm", m... An Aged Vermonter Commits Sai-
' ride in a New York House.
Sillll HIISEif Iii lllE IfllllH
Chief or ' rsi
regiment. new camp It Nlantlc, re-
questing him place under arrest ell
Company L or ether enlisted men foand ’
m.
The chid stance gave orders to his
men In aeoordnnee with his Instruc-
tioaa, anti.- a result Captain of Police MI- “ the III“ MIN
Dana arrested l’rlvate Arthur J. hove- : 5' Mid—Ohm round
joy and later Officer Bartram arrested in Nelson
Sergeant John H. Chase and Private . ‘
John German. The men are locked up (By Aggochtgd m,
at the Nor-walk station house. pendingi New York. August lb—Arnold Wy-
the arrival of a provost guard from Iii-I Inlli- “Vw- -two years old. of Braille-
antic bro. \'t.. was found dead today In the
Joseph Carrier. of the eommlssary I ”mi "1" ill 3 house at No 675 Sound
department of the Fourth regiment. ““9““ ha\Iltltf shot himself in
was at Nientie yesterday. He informs!) 9mm“ “t‘ “I“ "I": dun-ed
to Norwalk that the guard house to al- should not be board
rcady full 0' men for Ml" absent MW‘I Wyulnn and ii. 0 Minor. of iiratile-
out leave. while others are working out here
sentences. All incw offenders will be '
heavily fined. day morning
and
The men rose Cd their pay lllltt "Wit were “m ansigncd to a room but wont command of the North Atlantic fleet
A few hours later Minor rcturuoci while “trying a. a momhpr of the mill-
Many with Frank I). Mofistt. registered with} tary commission at Haven, It is more
him and w... “gun“: to ‘ room 11“. likely that the commissioners will pro~ '
men then went to the police and askod I “m “‘"h" on “ warship. probably
and the first ting many of them did out.
was to jump camp for a frolic
have not yet returned
Add soldiers under arrst
(‘hief of Police Bradley received the
following telegram this noon from Ni-
antic:
that a general alarm be sent out for
IWynian. who. they said had boon lost.
Chief Bradley: Wy man appears to have gone to of!»
Will ”9"“ l" in“ train. iSecond avenuo_ a furnished room house.
"”6“- "°'°'"‘" !kept by George Smith. “i‘ had a no
iof such houses. lie took a bull bedroom
M" rant! N! ”U! W
were sent today to Admiral Sampsonl
relative to the naval parade at New!
York city on Saturday.
proceed to the anchorage at Tompkins
lulled thslsvoiweswinhnlnndher- rpm... who are to so would m. iiag- ‘perlence and connection among
ship and deliver an address to Admiral I
Sampson and the men of his command. profits
the ,tbc express direction of the pr‘osidcnt. '
I
“o h"! Grant will be the national salute of 21 ‘
a iicntiacl Warm on his return muflled the revolver so that the shot guns
went to tho Astor House yeslor- . week. but on orders have boeu iseuM
registered They thus far concerning his mov.omcnis‘ it
i
Islstintohslavnllnrlde In leer
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I'll“ Mama.
'WAN
Anything and every
heap your syeon a
writer in this soloists"...
Quick results will follow
(3! Associated Press.) .
Washington. August iii—Final orders‘
wart-rap.
MALE Hiiiill’ WANTED at
A capable up-to-date salesman went»-
ville and there await the arrival ofied for this up, by a Boston ‘M
Mayor Van Wyck and a delegation of tea and codes house. must have Oli-
m
Large and varied stock to work on. in-
oral terms to right man. salary or hair
Address In confidence. Tea [me
This ceremony will occur before 10 o' - porters. No. 13:.Milli street. Boston. ‘
tclock Saturday morning. as the ordcis '1’ 1f.
contemplate a start up the North river W ANTED—A vegetable nook. “I.
at 10 o'clock Anticipating a pressure hotel porter. AM"! It m u
to gain admission to the flagship dur- hachomo Hotel aloe.
ing the review. the orders are that no ‘
one is to be allowed aboard except on
The ships will I
WANTED—Grocers delivery ‘ clerk.
must understand care of horses: one
with experience required. him.
till per week. Address In own We
writing. "M.." Sentinel.
The salute at the tomb of General
\dtnlrnl Snail-coin probably will coiur
WA 'T I)--I me i te . uses
to Washington the early part of next A E m d‘ ly I” l '
family. 23 I-‘alrileld avenue.
Is understood that he will continue in
oral housework. Apply between C
and it p. in.. ct West street. South
Norwaik. d‘l‘
WANTED—An experienod Isak.
Inquire of Mrs If. A Woodward. 0
the Dolphin. In that event the IloI-
phin would be the admirai‘s flagship
temporarily. If the commissioners do North Main “"M' M NM
inot proceed In a body, Admiral Samp- . a. 1'
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1'0 1.".
‘pouding the work of tho commission.
.on the second floor. at 82 a wcolc. pay- ‘
“mi-m d w Pei-er int; fifty settle on account and stating;
Marin, at “MW. that he would pay the root when his
Mrs Charles ll: Suppl-19y" of New trunk came. tic went out. but return-
York. gave a lawn parry yearn-d“, nf- od an hour later with a bundle.
tempo“ in houor of he, so". Raymondt Mr and Mrs. ”Pom f‘ouiont. who
Palmer Shilfl'lt‘L at the home 0‘ hwmccupicd the room nut to tho balli-
Iuillcr. Richard Hobbs. of tho Four’room. found \Vyman this morning dead
xin the bath tub. lils right hand clut-
Among thoac present were Dr. and
i.‘ cili-i‘. t e u l~ t‘OVi-roci Willi ll
Almll'tlliwon r v r ii m at
handkcrchief. Tho body was stiff.
showing that the man had boon dcnci
sonic hours. No Iciicrs wcrc loft by
the suicide. A bomb of chloroform lav
Nettie t‘ouintnsii. Mrs J. ll. Luckcu and
daughters. lies hitliel Hobbs. Ilarrv
iHobha Mr. hill Mrs. G l“ Sniloriei'
engine ”it Jr”
Master Myron cl flatterley. who has I In the clothing a gold watch and thir-
iy ~'cfl\c cuts wcro found.
mipicni of iunnc
ipc hiding a solid slIvct'
broaitfnst act from his graiiiclpnrcuts.‘
Mr. and Mrs. George I". Suitcricy, oi *‘I'hrseVoluuleer Wampum-cite
.\'~ . ' .
‘“ “’"l‘ leturntotheir hints Inndravous
(By Assoclaicd Pressl
\\'.c.~him:tou. August is 4mm,
ucrc gilt‘u today for lll~' rt lill'll to lllt'li'
1'0 33 avenue our.
GOING 'l‘il ili‘i-Z\N illillVl‘l.
“t'l‘. l". A. Scotti-III coucliicicci at party
to Silidltiihl u lt~\\ uccka into.
it fll‘i'lll success.
ll Wits
Ilc Ir now organising
ii party to allt'lltl tin- I'Iillill lili-t'llilu .ct
nccuti Grove ncxt \ccck. .\lrcotly illt‘
iiirly uuiiiliors obom forty. 'I‘lic-y li‘il‘l‘
ou llll‘ a: lit train from South Norwnli.
next Monday ruornlui: nu-I liilcc llit
slcunicr front pic-r lit or to o'clock. or»
rising at the Gtovc at I o‘clock. Tho
cniirc coat of thc trip for traveling cx-
pciiiics nud outcriiiluun-ut for the wch
in but no, 'l‘iic party stops at .'i flrsi~
class Iiousc Wlllli' oi the Grove.
ll:\'l' FIRM IN 'I'liill‘llltl'}.
ri-Iltlczi'olls of tho following \‘cil-
uiitcci' i'cgiiucuts: ‘I‘lic I-‘Irsl llliiiols
cniolry. and the First .\liilllt' infantry.
now at i'hlclcamouga.
Ncw \‘ork itifoulry. now at
ciiiin. l-‘la.
'I‘ilc l-‘ii‘st Illinois ordcrnl to
Springflclcl. III; the First Maine to An
gusts. Mo. and tho Second Now York
N. Y. 'l'llcat' rcgimculs wcro
lllllttii'rt'il into tln- military scriicc of
tiic gcii‘cruiitcut :it tho outbrcnlc of tin
. . . war at tho duct-s tucuiiouwi. and ”it'll
\cslcrtltty I Now \nl'lc 'I‘lllics said: '
.. . rciuru llir-rc is coiutidcrcci us i'illli'lilnlri-
llio hlll‘l'i" t'cccltcil on cart tiliou yc» ..
. _ llinl ilicy iil‘l' to bc inustcrc-cl out. Ilic
icrcloy against H. l‘t‘ltliticiii h i'o.. inii
uiovcmcut of thoiw mlmcuts will tic
utauuiiiciurcrs at L'L'Il East 'i‘hirty , n ‘
.. , ill on r-ocm as p- llcct‘tltiiil" I‘tilitilili‘-
eighth street. for 8|..ol iu lii\'i|l' of “ii. Ii ) - |
iotioii can bc provldod. Another rcgi
limit (I. Mciirtiili on on assign-vi cioitu
. moui which has bccu orcicrcci to rciuru
li'illil Hoyt. “illllltillnt'll a i‘o.. of South .
to its rccruiliiig rondoavnus in tho hli'ai
hlilli‘
tillil ilio Swotvi
It‘crunu-
is
in Troy.
Nolwulli. i‘otlii.. for linla sold to lb: , ..
.iirlu. A low “sinki- ittto ll Fl‘lihlilitlll “mun" infantry. “u" rcglulcili.
ii t‘o. new chnitcl ionrinilitc-s in font now i“ “'W'lmmitlllll. bi unch-r orders
to prococcl to Port liltiuiil Allcll. \‘i..
and Icai-cci t‘tiuip 'l‘iiouins today. tilin-
ilai' ordcrs will be issucd from day to
day in tlic cillict' \‘illllllit'i'l‘ rcgiiuouto
sclcctccl for tiuiaicrlug oiil. No olilcinl
information on Ililti’illllli‘t‘l is obtiilic
nblc at tho war ilt‘ilili'imi‘tll lli iidvnuco
of tlic lasiic of lilo ocdcrn. ll is said.
M“. ““‘m‘ “i" ““"“'-‘ "W “W“ lib" N‘l‘ Iliowcicr. that tho 'I‘iiird tlcoi'g'lii iilftiii
vnuccd to the i‘otupouy I. niou iii llii.\‘- try. the Third Alabama infantry aul
nlcni of tho tililil‘ tiny. which hurl out I”"' “N" ”Ni'llillil iliiitlllty are among
ltN'Ii paid ill that time Ti“. “mm"..r lll; amnion already sclociod for llliinit‘r-
of llii'll‘ i‘l‘i'illlill'rt to sci-urn claims mp
gtcgutiug Ill. iihi. 'llo iinclc i‘iillliiiili'it
ilic liabilities of ilic ilrui at .liLiiiiil.
Hillfii‘TMiiN \.‘I‘ NIAN'I‘II'.
licltctlucu Motiil liid Lyrics \isitcd
Niliutlc ycutcrdlii to “co iiic payiiuocici
foroncc bctwoc-ii ilio icgtilar array pay .. . V I . . .
“m. "m” Ill!» and "w sclocimou do~ ‘ lti ills AiliIIiil‘AN'l iii litildllN.
cidcd to wait tho llniiililuhnu. “r W. Nashua. N ll.. Aiuuat ill ilovcruoc
aiulc lcgislniuro and *illli‘i‘l iii». full llamadoli today commissioned llr. i‘oii
tinlmmi ittllil Mil- ' gdnu of iii-rlln to be assistant aurgmn
of the First New liainpahlrc regiment
W. t‘. T- "- 'l‘IilMI‘ltiiANi‘lt ”M" at i‘hlcltairiauga. Iii. i ongdcio. who
iii! Associated Press) has taco acting at hospital steward. is
Wlillrnnniic. August iii» 'l‘cwuis-rauculselecicd to fill the vacancy mined by
‘ihe resignation of in. .I. M. liar. sur-
ciit W. i‘. 'l‘ l' .ia bring observed it goon.
tho Williamaiiiic catiuigrounda today. TIINNlil iiAMnhin’ih'liilli'itNlilli
lira t'. II Portion. of liariford .preai Nfltlmt'i- ii I 'August ill- ”mum.
dctti "' thei‘onnrctirul W i' T i' l" lng weather. with m-oaaionai showers
Im‘lilllitln Willi Illttt“ 3"" "It'll" P""’lihia moi-nine. prevented the courts.
out.
'7'" "WWII "i "WM '“l' 'l which had become aetiirnieri with last
praise and consecration service at ii iii night's copious rain. from drying and
this morning Addresses were made It! the matches in the national lawn u-nnia
v. '4. ii. Horton. of this city. hire. rnorrow
f‘. it Forbes and others This evening I
there will he a song service with brief
addresses.
.m
A ntoat deal has been said as to the
slowness of the inrtle's iaovetneets. bot
‘ all we can say in he generally arrives
‘ —nliie and Weak Fish. N. Y. lint. 3 in line for soup.
.formally took charge of i‘timp \\'lkoff'
cited a (l2-calibrc ucw Smith Jr \A'cssou ‘
belied brandy was foutiii In the rooms
son and Sciilcy ntay take their respect-
Ivo Iiagshlpa to iiavarui and San Juan ‘
house i rooms. with modern in-
provomonts: root. reasonable. In-
quire of George A. Clark. No. I.
I’nlon street. nlhtf
"‘01! A! CAI? "IO".
‘..—._-.
Myflaseslowin the ass-rat nos-i
pltnl It Um NI}. h I.
(B! Associated Pie-J
.\'cw York. August lb—(it‘noral Jon
scpli “'lii‘i‘lt‘i‘. In accordance with or-
dcrs from Sci-rotary Alger. this morning ,
T0 LET-Apartments of five rooms
first floor. 8 and ill Tollea street. Iret
class order.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob ii.
Layton. South Norwaik. idtf
. 1‘0 RENT—House for one or two‘ fatn-
and General Young at once assumed
command of the cavalry illl’ifilmL files at '9 “Idem, street. AM”,
The hmnh nmwmr‘ llll' I to T. S. Osborn. 23 Merwin I
l p nornlng .\'or walk. all if
boardccl ilic transports Mobile and i‘o-
mouclio. which orrivcd In Port I’oncl
Buy last night. The Mobile has on
board the detachments of the Second
regiment voluuloorn of Mossnobuseits.’
and thc 'l'iA't'Illyvsoc'nilil rcgtmcui of the
l‘nltcd clinics rcgtilzir army. 'l‘llts‘
inc-ii will be loaded and soul to tho dc-
lcnliuit catup bcforc night. The tilt“-
ioi's how not yct rcportcd llli' number
of sick on tho .\lobllc.
Surgcou tic-oct'nl liluocl and Major
lii‘oun. surgcou of Mir .\‘ccuuci rcg‘lmcul
oi liosiuu. ll.i\'t' :ii‘i'licci llt'l'i' to Iiilrlril
Ill looking icIlt-l' llli‘ licoiili and coitlfori
of tlic .\Iaissnchusctis \‘oiuuiccrs.
.\loro typhoid polo-tits will be sent
away oii iiic sic-nut .\aic-Iii llccl l'l‘iir-it.
'i‘bclr dcstiusllou is littoila‘i‘t‘ll llilalliliil.
N.“ \.ill‘k.
In addition to tho typhoid fcrcr pic
ttciiis liikt-ll illh'iu' yesterday by liic r
ynclil liccl t‘i‘oiis. them are Ilfty cliscs of T" LET" mm “W W900i. “on W
plaluts. itiit are In the general IIOt-ltliiil. apartments 0“" Olsen '1‘. I“
iii the sick suffering frolic various com PM" T001!“ each. “01“ it I“ "-
uphold forum In tho gout-ml hospital. llalls MW“- “iim'd “d 0".“-
.itid :lbi'c arc in tlic clctcutiou hospital. PM furlhcl‘ “ml""l‘" “Wm" " u“
I'iuic auc sixty uoluoti uurncs lil lIic “MN “I ”l“ "I“ Woll Cigar 0’"
hospitals at lll‘t‘flt' m till Washington situei.
restless or tissue a. Iowans '0‘ Ill-l.
i‘ilOii'hl HQI'Aitti always oti hand and
Attended hem trinity church in law
delivered to any part of town. Mall
Inweathie .
Inning ordc-ru promptly attended to. I. ll.
iliy Associated l‘rcasJ . c
Ncw liovvu. Alllllliil lit» The funeral tintinditr. M“ Norwtillt. ”um.“ u
of i'alcli li, liowcra took pIuc-c1li 'l‘rlu- ‘ v ~--~»~~——««~—-—-—-—~-——
lly'cliurcli this morning at ll o'clock IN)" “a. li- illicit ultaip yet-h: for nhlo
. , for. "2 foot utot‘ ll. Iilillld
Itci. tiiarlos (l. tic-ovlllo. assistant rcc~ or ‘ M
uow sail and rim loeaure but.
for at Trinity church. olcliitecl. W p
l.ylmi til .\lillt'r'n shipyard. Apply to
The honorary invert-re were: ltlcli- Edward II. Miller. in? Woodward
ard .\l. l.cwrli. lican Francis Wayland.
avcuuc w ill if
c \-lio\~-rnor i‘harloci I. ingoraoil. .Iudgc g
A. "coin llolu-riaou. lili Whitney lillil Hill “M.“ A a“. mum.“ at ‘..
. . colobrnicd l'altnor lieiniuoeh If V
in. “lllllilil i'. .\tldocuoii. roneotinblit prions. gm“. "u.“
At 211m thc rcuiniioi wcro tniicii to u. v .0 . mu M
.\iichlloiowu on tho Air lluc trnlu liilll m n. tanner . N“
-... . . —. .... __.....
T0 LET—To small family four large
rooms and bath room on Osborn ave-
. one. East Norwalh. Apply to I“. W.
Starr. 31 Bayview Ivonne. m
Norwslk. - ll‘ll
To LET—office In the second floor d
The Sentinel building. Apply II.
Tim Sentinel office.
'i‘il ltl'iN'P—liasiouent. It I. “ll
ell'ttn'i. Norwailc. lnuulre of Ii‘. W.
ilcigcrs. Ill Main struct. None“.
”if
Til i. l'.'i‘—-Sls rooms. Music Hall blah.
sniiablu for obit-cs. house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No a
Arc-Ii HiM‘l‘. cottage. 29 Woodward
ovonuc: cuttngo ill 'Woodilfll avev
nuc; Iiousc 'c‘lt Woodward avenue. I.
A. Wcaiclulll'll. .
llicilc'c i'iilii‘cycil to Wontllclil llll lllt'
it ill train. llcv. t‘liiirlca il licoylllo .c . {‘..
rciid lhc sci-viccic iii the Wciiifli-icl cciu "h 'FL‘N'O
clcry VIOLIN ‘l‘ifiAi'lillii. m
_ ~ » — I~~~-- ‘ .l. A. "0 .
ilNl.\ "Nil: “\Mlfl I‘ltAHilll pup ir-ruia apply iii iill ”HM IVI'
Norwich August The Illnycrs we. Norwalit. iloun. ll“ 7
participating in tho nilnual tournament -- W _.e.............
of the National i‘rocpic-i aesia'latlon. A It‘liili'l‘ i‘liAiiil iiAIINillfl'r-r
wore handicapped this moinitln by lilo Loo lina oponed h laundry at
condition oi the courts. as it mob of street. Norwslli. far all h »-
last night's storm. and only one name lmmciry worlc. All work "are“
was played. tiiroiig dofeiilc-cl iiiabop. lihlris it; collars. ligc; siiiri weld.
i'luylng will continuc this afternoon. ‘3'" W- I" ll“ ""0" “it.“ ‘3
lirlrlgeport. where he does a W
business. '0 i.
HAVE Ytiilli PIANO 'l'l'NID—D.
lal‘liwittiil. piano atelier. inner
illiAIf'l‘lili Wild. itliIJinc Wiiliiii-i
illiil.
Washington. August lbw—When Ma-
jor iienrai iihafi'er arrives iii Monianlc
l'olnl neat week he will rr-Ih-ve Maint- repairer. 'I‘en yM’ factory m-
iioiietni Wheeler of command of the lance. Agent for the old reliable
troops at that pant. by reason of m... Nci'hali pianos. iiepgir gfl
iority in rang, wart mute. ii and to North h.
upstairs. hottlh Nnrwnlli. Orders H
mail will receive garnet attention.
—. . W .............
MAJOR KENT TBANIEIRRNII.
lily the Associated Pres“ .
Washington. August loo-«Alain 'l'atlermiiaokrnan writes well «noun
iieneral “out has been irsiisferred but there is no imagination in the Inn.
Teller Nit? Pm ”I nfli “
aware that lie writu III that m
aheichee of his in amen-st.
from the with Amy i orpa to the tier-
enth and has been ordered to reptsri io‘
‘Genorai Lee for assignment to dirty.
l
sill: ’
and to assist In housework in small
all“ ‘
WANTED—A competent girl for era~ _
TO LET— No. It'- Qtilniard avenue. .0.
Apply to John H..
it".
Norwalk Chronicler