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Mien” Iowa. having Va-
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mg. .g “'9“! I) Rapi lily lie-i Three tacit "ameliorate-mo...“
villi-s informer saint; ‘
.3have been in South Norwalk. the past?
5 .....___. week. and successfully plied their b J
idlilillliilliiflililiiiiiii
jiness of defrauding people. ilnally skip-
leeosdsd an law
‘ping out of town yesterday afternoon. ‘
ileaving unpaid board bills at the Old‘
jWe‘ll Hotel. in Washington street. L
and Ianas a IpaaaI—na Aa- '
mam-sat of Camp Old-s
mmlaartpasara.
, Landlord Shepard informed a rcpor-i
liar that last Monday at. if. Mclsturin.‘
iwho had previously stopped at that
. ihouse' and was found to be all right. .
A largely attended meeting of the lawman and engaged board. stating.
classmates . misfit-v -_irr..-.---
.
mill lillEli in Eiiilii’i’Eli
handing not to halonnd Together
withlsadlog’allneaiats. l'ourlon
anhhnlaehtoliantic»
Others Yetfliasing.
Siiiilliiiiiiililiifll
members of company D. Fourth regi- _‘
meat. was held in the armory. last;
nkht. Lieutenant-Colonel Hendrle was :
accorded an enthusiastic reception. and 1
he made an interesting address to the
members. as did also First Lieutenant
Oakea and Sergeant William H. Hyland.
The announcement that the company.
would go to camp. Siptember 12. was
"greeted with cheers. A series of six
drills. on Tuesday and Friday nights.‘
[the first one neat Tuesday. was ordered
to be held previous to that time. Four
new men enlisted. and there is every
prospect that Company D will take its
full quota of sixty-eight men to camp. .
The men have been anxious to know
about camp for some time. as the mat-
ter of its settlement affects the may
vacations. A month has generally beeit
allowed the men as fair notice.
The Second regiment will be the
only organization which will go to
Niautic in full force. Of the Fourth
regiment. only 'three companies are
left. the rest being at present with the
Third at Niantic. With these will go
the First separate company (colored)
and the First Section Machine Gun
battery.
it is rumored in military circles that i
a few days may see the first steps tit-
lten toward a reorganisation of the
state militia. It is generally under-
stood. and has been for some weeks.
that when the,mustering out of the
volunteers is over with. a readjustment
of military matters will take place. A
19110 number d the privattw now in
service with tg’p First and the Third
Connecticut will undoubtedly be anx-
ious to leave the militia service on their 1
return to their and. and it ll possible?
the state will allow such men as with
discharges on account of service in the ‘
United States Volunteers. to leave the
slate militia. This is an entirely new
question and has no precedent.
A commission of half a dozen mili-
tary ofllccrs will he formed. directly on
the mlistcring out of the \‘tliilllit.'t'l‘n‘. to
decide upon the new militia formation.
No basics are mentiolit-d so far in con-
ncction with this commission. nor is
titty probablc coal-tic oi proccdurc laid
otit. The whole question is so ttcw. anti
the circumstances are so llliprt-cctlciitcd
ill militia history that at |Il‘t's't'lil no
prophecy would probably covcr tiic
ciisc. Silitc military maltct's itrc ill u
chaotic colltliton just at pri-si-lil and
may remain so for sonn- linic.
WY aura AID DANCE.
AltargsAttaadanos at Putnam lose
company's Iosiahis at lotion
l’litnam liose company. oi iioutii Nor-
walk. now it trollcy ride and hilt‘ifli hut
night. all lioton i‘oilii. 'i‘itt- itiluir was
very larsciy allondcti and proved a fill-
iilli‘ilii rim-coils to the mummy as well
as a ttourcc of enjoylllcnl to all pro...
cot. tinlyilic‘s orcilcstra itlrllislicd tlltl-
lilc for the dancing ill the pavilion.
which was kept up lllilii nlbiltiliiil. 'l‘bc
programluc t'tlillliillt‘ti cigiitri-ll litintbcrs
The floor manager was (icorgc Poole,
and his aidcit \vcrc il‘rcii ricani. Morti-
ntcr Hariwick. Fred timith. l-‘rcd Writi-
llcit. .iohn You. and (large i’ilch.
The committee of arrangements illl'iilti'
cd limrgc W. ilogartlus. i-liblrt W.
Mark. ilcorgc l-‘ootc. A. W llrcyilttltc
tinnitlci Mctlowilti. ticorgc t'larii and-
liarry lioyt.
.. mum
ill-ii) MEN liA\'l¢ A low-wow.
i‘ttckt-nut- tribe of Ilctl Moll cult-r
island a delegation of fifty-ids liriiigc-
port ltltiialln last evening as wcil it»
I tieirgstlolt troal Vill'la tribr of south
Norwalli. betnuhaicutn were served
and a grin-rill good time such an lit-d
"I‘ll only know how to hitvc watt iti-
dlilgcd to The visitors came by a
‘lltlilii lroilcy car. prttiliy decorated.
anti on thc sides were large signs bear-
ing its» name of the tribe The trip
both ways was accompanied with lots
of noise and red lirc. ‘l‘iic return was
Hilde at a into hour. and all who at“
lrndrti wlhltcti that another such affair
would or held in the near fulurc
i'oi lit-um ’lrlitc's rimmiltce met the
tar and tettllii'ii the "l’liili'Iltll‘il'l‘b to
their wiasam. wllrrc abundant lt'
"helmet-ills anti cigars wtrt- |ll'tiViti|‘ii.
followed by lumps. itptwcbcli and rl-ci»
taiiotlti. At li‘illl tho visitors departed
for the Park t‘lii-
mltlt0WN'll iii'liiiiiltliti t't)l.l.l¢iilc.
begins day anti awning sunshine dept
«it. A large number will enter at tho
time. Your application can b»- given
during coming week at the college otv
* .. 4...“. M...
A provost guard composed oi Cor-
that he was in the picture business and ; porai George “my,“ and Private Al-
intended to employ several men to work j .
for him. The next day J. L Hart and: be" Tetancr. 0' (.ompsny 1" "m"
E. M. Stanley. who said they were from i “0"“ "0m Nianlic. "‘5‘ “'5‘"- '0
New York. arrived at the hotel. and an? round up the Company l: mu absent.
advertisement was inserted in The Sen- ; without leave. as well as to take those
tinel for men to work as canvassera for ; back who had been arrested by the po-
the concern they claimed to represent. . fire
The method of the men was to send one ' .
of their number to different houses ab- i I“ all "’0" ”“- twenty-two Com-
otlt town. show a sample oi a portrait. flatly h men missing. but there Ire no
14:18., One like it. it was stated. would 1 more in um. at int-papal. A u... of up-
be "Ye" free if "'9 ""1“ so desired. i sent ones has been handed to the po-
Th’ “I' "y "W "m" “y “m” ‘ lice and the will be r tested i edi
was from the sale oi the frames. but y ‘ I“ r mm, '
these were not to be purchased aniessi ately upon their arrival ill Norwalk.
the party cared for them. ‘ The man in- g‘ Men who return oi their own volition
variably received I photograph to en- will be dealt with less severely than
large. sometimes accompanied by an or mom. who 3". arrested.
tier for a frame. .
The next day another man would call l The provost guard tame ililo town
at the house. to vcrify. as be expressed ‘; armed with their rifles and ten rounds
it.thowork ofthe previous agent and in i 0' cartridges in their DPNI- “It“! hi'lll
citiontally collcci fifty cents to pay the l a conference with (‘hicf of Police
cxpressage on the picture they would. liradle)‘. fill:l morning, and mailed
receive. The fifty cents was usually‘ handcuffs to tultc the turn back
forthcoming. and it. is estimated ““"i Officer lilint and (‘onstnllle Goodwin
the men collected at learn his in town. : accompanied the proves! to the lockup
as a lame number of people have al- i to handciiff the prisoners and lake
ready called at the hotel to endeavor let them 10 "I? train. The boil!) begged
learn something about the llritish.Am- i 30 hard 10 be SW0“ "I0 dim“? of it“-
crican Art association. There is that . ins handcuffed. that “M their prom-
to be no institution at 284 Bowery. ‘ ice to behave themselves. the handcuffs
Yesterday afternoon the men mad”... 1 were not used. They were also taken
iy departed, Mclaurin “win! laudlord‘. around the back way throttgh llub-
Shepard 8t and the other two men bills . ““1"" lanc ““d Dill on board a ”M"-
oi 83 each. The police have in...“ m. . way car in East avenue to escape the
illicit. and are cntlcavoring to locate tbtI "MW“ "‘3'
men. .slrcct to witness their departure.
. The prisoners were Sergeant J. ii.
mm m m ‘ ("basin Privates Arthur J. lawejoy.
' , “no" jlohn (iorman and James Murphy. The
'0' “w. W m'... Ilnagori latter. better known under the sobri-
It“ , list of "Wicked." was arrested in
lhmhfim Main street saloon just as he was
Manager Mitchell. oi the New llrit- i guiping down a “boot let!" 0? hi?"-
tiii theatre. who lives in Norwalk. is in i
trouble. He was in Bridgeport. ycs-
lcrday. conferring with some officials;
about paying it city license to rtin his I
lht-atrc iii New llritaiii.
During the past year Mr. Mitchell
got some ictli-r-ileads priillcti. on
which ilc had the population of Ncw
iiriliiin tittooo. ibt- t‘i‘llNllH of thc city
“Ill! shows botwccn lti.t)otl and l7.itt)il.
'l‘hc .iillborltics ill that «My arc bound
to hold Mr. Mitchell to his it‘llt’l‘-ili‘ilii.
which any» iilt‘l‘t‘ ill't' tillrty~liiotti~aiitl
inhabitants. .tllii ililclitl to cnforcc hint
to pay a iii‘t'lllit‘.
’l'itt- ofilcinb- til iirillgcport told Mr
Miicllcll lilttl tt |cltcr~licuti liiii liol
ltluiic the population of a city. and
liicy thought the authorities iti Ncw.
ilritain could not make the thcatricul
luau pay luc dcnircti soar. 'i‘ilcy re.
icrrcti him to atlllll‘ city officials iii
liarllol‘li ililli Mr. Milclicli left for that
rily lo lilitl out if 'Iilhhiilit‘ if itc was
obliged to pay titt- rriplii-cil amount in
ultici' to opt-ii ilili lil|"iil‘t‘. Mr. Milt-it-
cii biliii iic would pay tlic amount if ltc‘
ililtl to. but not iii-fol'c.
Mr. Mttcbcii may» iic docs not claim
for Now iii‘iiilill :lulttul tllliiiltilttilh. but
that lib- tiltulrc itiil'i‘r to that nuinbcr
iil’ pcoplc. iilt'tlll‘ii‘iliiy n|li'iiiiiill. its
utility pt-oplc ionic front ill“ acur by
llm'lllt to .iltrlid llt‘i‘itlt'lliliili‘tts iii tllc
t'Ii)‘.
and plucky t)lllcer Morebousc gtlarticti
the rear entrance. Murphy did not
we the unit-er as llc aproociicd bird was
startled when ”11' clllcf cluppwi bis
iland on his shotlidcr and announccil:
“llcrc. Murphy. 1 want you."
"Lt-ln‘lnc drink this il't'i‘.” rlllll‘it‘ti
Murphy.
'l'hc ciiici good-naturally allowed tbc
than to drain lbc glass. but iii'i'iilll‘li
Murphy's pressing invitation to li.tvc
itilt- iiillitlt'lf.
Murphy was tttltcii to thc Sillith
sll‘ccl rilltlitlll iltliint'. above No ittuIiil
litc otbcr |ll‘|.~oilcl‘~. 'l‘llt- dingy obi
lilt'klill, iii coinplirisoll with the guard
itttusc at Nliilllic. is not plciisillg. and
ilic boys Wt‘i‘i' tiligllty glad ailcn rc-
lcascd this mronitig.
They were cnabled to finish their
‘ spit-c. however. for some of ihc boys
Nilliiflfllt'ti ll quart of u'liitslicy illlll ill"
lll‘intlllt'l'a. and it quickly til-appcul'cd
lottvitig tilt-lit in it "happy" ltttuul.
Murphy out. liinllc atllllt‘ lllilc .tgl
ivilllont bow of liilrl‘ti'lli'i' and out. wit
tcllccii to lcu tints ill tilc guard
illliiat‘. iit' With i'i‘ii‘ilhl‘ii last Saturday
and ill oncc Jllmpctl camp again. All
of tbonc titlicu back today bail bccn
away since Saturday.
Scrgcatll l‘lttlsc will illuioubtcdiy in
reduced to lilo i‘llllith for his :tiilli'i' of
illc tlat‘itlliitltt. .
mm...“—
orrtoaas ruraa '10 ITAY.
Don‘t 'aat to have Porto lieu.
'hanthavhavsl'iaaaciallatareata ‘
iiiy Associltlrli l‘reiilt.)
thin .iliilll. i'tll'ltl ltico. Alumni iii
i‘oi. t‘lluio. t‘ilii‘l olibt-l of 9' military
rill“ ot‘ t'ttpttiin Mlitiitn. halidcd ill iiia
trulgilnttoll today it h. until-riotod
that his lotion is tiiii' to ill.- iil'lil‘i‘ til
t'ctlluin iil i‘tll‘iti itlm lotto-ail oi rc
turning to rlptilu witctl thc Spanish
troops are withdrawn from tho island
in accordltncc with lltc coalitions oi
pcucc. ilcn. Marius loot out yet illlii‘
raicti whether he will lttcepi illc l‘ctilil'
nation. and hill ilctlou itt illt- matter is
alialoiisiy awaited by it another of otlt~
t-r lipaulitit ohlccrtt. i‘ui. t‘ulno ht tilc
third ranking iiiilt't'i' in thc Nllltllillil
artn‘y lti i'orlo lib-o. having only our
superior itcilidt-s iit'll. Marina. and his
r-lll‘cillctlt flout ibc lipauiiib itcrvll-c bi
tho-i'clort- vcty aiglliiicuiti li itc liiit
4 son as saa rna nasal.
Iaay leewalk l'sopia is low York
My. “snag the Isttisstups.
ricvcrtli llutnlrcti [ample wont to New
\‘ollt this morning on tilc slctilucr lit-ilc
ilurtoti to witnctut lilc naval paradi-
tltl thc l'lil‘ill‘vlltlll lo t'olti-y ihiililli to-
ttlol row. which ii-livt-tt i-ltnllil Noruaili at
il in o'clock. an opportunity will be of-
“Will“. all who tii'liii'i‘ tit til" the ships
at anchor lit New York harbor.
'l'llc stcamcr Mciictt, i‘tipiaili ii. ltow»
laud. lell iloulh Norwaiii this morning
til i o'clock and biotic a stop at liiiloll
l‘oint. taking on board it iargc party
of litialncot and professional int-n. who
go to New York city to view the naval
parade.
i‘ltilhiil'l‘iilNli IN 'l‘lifl NAVY.
ttiv Associated Press.)
\\‘ilaiiittlitou. Anson 2a The moral
litutl has made lilc following pronto
.......-m—tq
had assembled iii Wail;
Norwaik's big chicf strode in "W door ‘
lt‘l'iiii in alllidrltwitia from tho iliiifi.
oltnb bi his only nlcltlls oi M'llliiiiliitli
in that.» ilico. til it calm-lcd liltll ilin
laptop)» will bc ioliowcii by it lurgc
ttunlitcr of olbcl' officers. Tilt-ac have
established itiiiili’l and also have limin-
cial inlcrcslti ilt'i't‘ and are therefore
desirous of remaining. even when lilt-
lrlanti poms under the sovereignty of
tho i'niiwi “illicit
witm‘it‘l.
illd Well laundry has removed its
allies to tilt Washington street.
iltllla ill iilc navy.
t'olotululort- .iolto .\ linwt-li. to fur
i't‘lit‘ admiral. \‘icc iic-tr Atllnirlli t'llutv
Ict- ll. Norton. rt-tlrt-d. l.itllllt'llllltl
t'anicron M. Winslow. to be advanced
+- M 2:
satin noawamlooem. SATURDAY. A
vous'r 20, less.
a m
mama-humans. but
thalhlaatsahlask
.
'wrraa'n‘
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i
i Charles Stand and wife. of Norwalk,
employee. 91th. inhumane... Art ; A PNVOII'GlIai’d Com“ to Town 5 street. have unlisted Mrs. Stone did
iaaaociation. of 384 Bowery. New York.[ for Runaway lies of Company l. “a... sen-nuns. Blo became tired or
3 Norwaik.and one evening abruptly left
:for her home in Chapmuil: N- Y» “1‘
ling with her it bicycle which her hus-
iband had purchased for her on the in-
fetallment plan at F. w. Rogers.
i Mr. Stone was taken sick and went
Lto the Bridgeport hospital for treatment
life was unable to keep up the pay
intents on the wheel. and as his wife
iiiati deserted him he did not care to.
lie gave Mr. litters instructions to re-
icovor the whct'i. stating that it would
;liltcly be found at the residence of
‘Jesse Zarr. father of the late Mrs.-
’Stonc.
.‘ Mr. Rogers detailed Joseph Busch and
. Walter Jennings to drive up and obtain
possession of the wheel. They found'
. tilc Zarr residence as well as Mr. Zarr.
ta strapping farmer wahhing about :00
} pounds. its refused point blank to give
ittp the bicycle. At this juncture hir.
Jennings spied the wheel in the kitchen
and made a dive for it. Tie hustled it
30a! of the back door. and mounting ii.
.pedaled swiftly down the road.
1 This angered Iarr and he turned on
fiiir. Busch. threatening to annihilate
bim. Mrs. Zarr heard the rumpus and
lciimc down stairs. She looked upon the
reasonable attic of the case. and matters
. were peaceably adjusted.
Mrs. Stone also aliquiesced in releas-
ing the wheel and it was brought back
to Norwalk without further trouble.
She will continue to wattle in New York
state. She says she anti her husband
have separated for good.
E Stone list-attic acquainted with is wife
‘in Stamford. where she» was employed
as a domestic. Alter it short courtship
‘ they were married in Bridgeport and he
brought her in Norwalk to reside. They
idid not get aionl very well' after the
honeymoon was ovcr and Mrs. Stone
‘suddcnly pickcd tip bcr bclongings and
. dct'ainpcd.
i
tassel Away luflsniy at his lame
. in low Iochdia this Inning.
i The sudden ‘“an!!! of Daniel (lids. en~
iginnr at the n or train which
into in collision with t switch train at
the Washington street bridge on tiic
afternoon of August 4. wax rcportcil
front New Rocllclit this morning.
When Mr. (lids was iliscliurg-tl fro-n
liic Norwali.‘ ltmpitai. wilcri- iic was
lulicn uflcr llic acct-lent lllcrc was cv-
t-l‘y indication llitti he would ~pit-iiily
rt-covci‘ front liic rift-cit; of tile illjiiriii-
lit- l'i'i't'in'tl. .\il imports of ills i'tllltii‘
lion that bad rcacilcti South Not-walk
new of a filvordbli- ciiaroclcr. iwyoliil
lilt‘ ftlcl illiti llc i-l'ilfKii‘ti t-tt-l' iiit- ilil-
fortunate casualty. particularly liic
tii‘fllil of ilrtlkciliali Ilii\'i:«.
Although only lilo lllt‘l‘i‘ :ltiitoultcr-J
ilitlli of ill: iii'tliil .iiid that ii I'Alllr
r-lliiiit‘lli) has rctlciictl lltis lily. ll l~
lli'l'~ililil‘Ii flint if “its ifll'fll‘i) tiilt‘ tit
worrying ovi-i' iili' .it‘a‘itit‘lli.
'3' HAVIN QIIOOI‘TI.
They last Today and net-trio to Form
a county Organisation.
lily .-\st~ttt':lili‘d i'rl'niiJ
tht lint-u t'uttll. \ilgthi :0 .\'c\\
liiit'cll i‘i‘iliillltii' iiiiti ii int-cling Ill
lills cily litl» liturltiitt: itll' iltt- |tiil'|lll~t'
of discussing: iiil' uni .«ttuli of ii county
ttt'giililatilitili for iilllpllgli purpose»
i-‘l‘.tltk S. .\lllil‘tit. .it till» city. an:
ironic i-bairintti .ttit! Lilltll‘lit' .\. lirtic
iil'ii. of North iillicll. .‘tt't‘l’t i try. Hall
it tbm'u hlk't‘t'lli‘r \At‘l't' illiliit‘. iiiii‘l‘
“ilii‘il it was wild to form it county
oiganisltlioti. and Hiltlrday. Alum-l 27.
“HR ti.lincti its tip iiutc for titc t't)ill|iit"
lltlll tlf lili' tll'flttilidtliltlil. lilt' tiit’i'iitlll
of tlflil't'l'a and the inauguration of the
movclncnl.
l‘tlll'l'blll Mi‘lN Illdi‘itht'l‘illi).
'i'llt- lsitlntdulry and i'ill‘it'i‘ fitclioll
bad a sharp conlrst at the licpttblicali
loan caucus ill holwtcil last night.
which rcsilllctl iii ioolpictc i'tlili til lhtitw
working iii lilo unto-id oi the print-i~
ib'iii‘t- priviilc sci'l‘clliry. llciogutctt lu-
voring lllc cttntlbiitty of iictirgc It}.
idliilllltili‘)‘ for lilVi'l'iltll‘ wcro citoai-u
as follow. ll. ii. i‘tiggawrli. ill-militi‘
i.ilt'iilillt iirown. liflll‘l-lti'lltliiivc .lolitt A.
liitillcti and Pony iliinlorc. tint of all
commit-d llcpublirsli vote of 3.500. tlltu
votcra itlrlicii ottt. 'i'ilcrc were many
t'kt'iiilil act-niacin tic |lt|iili.
'i‘Wt) lifl‘l‘itidiRi'ltNltill.
iliv Associated Press.)
til iAtiiilI. august iii) A spccial to
llic i‘ttal Iliapuit'il from Hot tiprillnl.
\rit. Hilt'r ’l‘wo bolt-iii VIN‘t' illtl‘llt‘li
iii-tr today iti addition to ucvoral other
buildings fits livct wcrt- tort «till a
llillliiwl' oi [it-l'tltttlll worn injured 'rht'
financial loss in estimated at lif..tlitti.
'l‘bc panics oi bolt-lit or guests not
live lltllnbcr tilt the lilii of lietllcnaniafigivcn.
for'ctitraortlinary heroism. Llano-ti-
iinl lildwin A. Anderson. to be advanc-
cd live numbers on the list of lieuten-
ltvltti for extraordinary heroism; t‘iliai
Engineer iletirge l'owle, to be advanc-
rd three numbers on the list of chief
conflict-rs. for ”Mimi“ and conspicu-
‘oua conduct is bottle.
l...“ a...
t'.\i"l‘. lit-Mllltlili' iiAliAt.
New York. Autist illr-ltmtln t) tin
Marco. formerly captain of tho i'risto-
lull i‘olon. who was taken prisoner af-
ter thc destruction of lhtl’iipttuish final.
was rioting the pamugerii on lnNor-
‘mandle, which sailed today for liavra. l soon the bay began, to lives up with;
'i
New York Witnesses tile Graadest
aatl llost imposing Naval Pa-
geant of Recent Times
illitliliiiffi
-———-—~-—v
iiiiiiiili Til iiEiliilliliiiiw liEiiiiES
A Display of Patriotic i-‘ervor that
Thriiied tile Thousands wito
\‘iewcd the Scene.
THIS Ci'i‘l' A SEA OF Bl’NTiNG.
a
halinuandnarbanaaVaat rio-
tilia of draft that Ilsa-d withl‘iag
and'hoasl’aaaangaratihaorad
Long and Loud tho ‘l’rt
nmphant Iattlaahipa.
(By Associated Press.)
New York. August 2tl--—.\ew York and
the nation has today iltly signaliaed the
appreciation of the republic of otlr
victorious iicct. Au imposing naval
past-ant of warships has been received
in thc harbor of the largest city ill the
country with acclamatlons of delight
and admiration. and the ovation from
the shore and from the great flotillas
of all sorts of craft on the water has
significantly given to the returning
heroes some idea of the ester-in anti titl-
miralion in which they are respected
by the people.
long before the sunrise gun was fired
at Castle William. Governor's lsiaild.
tht- people were astir and about. and
crowds were hurrying to the rivcr to
be early on the scene. Long before
,lllc time when the ferry boom and
istrrci core are usually crowilcll grout
‘lu conveyances to points all along iii.-
rivcr front. The Ncu York and llii-
‘ icrsoy short-s wcrc crovvtb-d “ilii pco-
Ipic. 'i‘ltr rlvcr ‘iiilti buy wow literally
.tiivc with lull-i loath-ii with good~llnliir~
{mi and cilia-ring passcngcrs. .\il itllprcs
'sirr hti‘lli‘ “.lr wllcil til. iltigs \vcrc lai-
iscii on tho [title and flagship: ailiit- litt'
lliitiltis pliiyctl ”to Star Spaliglcti liallllci'
,lltd illc niltll‘t‘ii rung niili palriotic
i-lit-t-l's.
'i‘lii-t‘t- was vcry liltlc friction iii iiic
program and Ito lllorc ilciui iiidll oils
to bc clipcctcii. 'i‘iic l'lllt‘iln ttlllllllliit't'
iici‘i litt- foot of I'tll‘liiiiili silt-cl otl ilic
jaii'iliilt'i' illcil island and proi ccdcd
down illc bay. followed by a long liiic
got all sorts attd description oi craft,
~.\l 'i‘otlipklnsviiic tilt- iii.l,\or and coin-
_.uittcc of lctl tlclutrkcd utui iltlill'tlcti tb-
ypuiicc boat I'tltroi. 'i‘iic i‘itll‘tii lili‘il
itmiinl lot ”to iiiiflbiiill Ncw \‘ol'k. vvltil
Illilli’F dying and band playing Slulcll
island whorls iAt'i't' itltcd ullii pcoplc
and tiny joillt'ii lil iiil' l:rllcl'.li :lt'ciu
’lltllltlll {villi Iltt- pt-upic oil lbc lli,\i‘i.iiili
of boats. 'l‘iii- at-Icoitliilg ccl'culottics
ucrc ailttl'i blil ittlprcssivc 'l‘lictl i‘itiii‘
liic cvcnt oi tilt- titty 'i‘birc was con
.altlcl'ttltlc wig-wagging on llic gray bill
lirtdtip.» .illti tlic policc boats illl'llli‘ti ill
iillc. Niki caliit- tho tilt-ii island with
tbc mayor and his party. and limit tltc '
[intuit-ships begun to more slowly up
‘tbc bay. it‘iriu cubic Admiral clamp
isoll‘a flagship New York. tbctt llcar Ad»
liliii’ltl illchicy‘ti flagship ilrooitiytl. tltcit
the Massachusetts. til-calm. the lows.
Indiana and Trans. itnd allcr tiicm
‘ moving loans of vessels of all slat-ti
descriptions with flags waving at
pic cheering. All iii)\'t‘l‘lltli"li lain if was
pasta-d tht-rc was it lrcttii-ndou .
iroln thc llilllli that did so iiiill'il t-xccu»
lion ill tiltiitttatiiinlo and rliiltliugo. 'l‘hc
pcopbi tilt shore and afloat rt‘lilioiiticd bv
thc waving til flags tllui chccrillg wildly.
And so it was all the way iii flraol'ti
tomb. wht-rc t..oro was a final dcnlotr
titration of patriotic terror ltiit'il all New
York has never witlicuscd before. The
pageant was vicwcti by hundreds of
thousands of pt‘tlpitl. it was it iiiltglli~
liceni and indescribable scctic never to
bc iorgoltcn.
it'll. V! m It'll.
Iathasiastie Aeolamatisas ot the lul-
titudaa Aioagthalltoraa.
iiiv Associated I‘rt-es.)
New York. August iii) The titty
hrolo- beautiful and clear down the
bay. with a ilgitt base on the surface
‘ of the water. The sky line nit toward
the ocean appeared obscured tilt that
it was impossible to distinguish from
quarantine any vessci in the distance.
The lit-ct of Admiral damp-on was rs~
ported oil litt- highlands early and
fill: decked vet-sis by all kinds. from i
all mean liner to small rowing craft. i p '
The navy yard tug Nina. which put‘ l
i
otit to sea yesterday afternoon to in-:
torrent the fleet. returned. passing theI
narrows at 8: l0 o‘clock. Health oucer ; - m!
Doty's staff was busy preparing the' ” ' ' "WWW—”T
three quarantine boats for use. Their ‘ Wl‘NT'D.
James W. Wadsworth was out at the WANTED—«A 81!" for [NONI M
disposal of the public and at 9:10 a.‘
m.. when the fit-ct was reported 1...:
prachiug the narrows. all who desired
Anything and overall:
keep yonrcyoou and -
vortlsti in this Minolta..."
quick multi- will follow.
red. Apply to if Morgan arenas.
Norwalk. III.
work. ' Swede or Hungarian m. .
. l ‘
were taken on board. The (.unard “n’M'ANTEDoAt once. “ competent IU-
cr t‘smpania passed out. with sovorali
siiiitiit‘l' craft. 'l‘llc fleet approached
the narrow iii the following order.
about a cable's length apart:
24 Van Zandt avenue. East Norwaik.
Conn. IN 1%
private family preferred. and loca-
‘miral Sampson's blue flag. with
her decks were crowded’
with her white clad crew. who lincd‘
throngs of people clung to the straps.‘
trod each others feet and jammed in- 1
Flagship New York. armored cruis-
f'l‘. flagship of ltcar Admiral Sampson.
commanding North Atlantic squadron.
‘ t‘aplain l-‘. it}. f‘batlwick.
lowa, ballh-sbip. (‘aplaln Roblcy i).
Evans.
lntilanta. battleship. (‘aptain H. (‘.
Taylor.
Brooklyn. armored cruiser. flagship
of Rat Admiral Schiey, ('aplaln I".
A. Cook.
Massachusetts. battleship. Captain P.
‘J. Higginson. .
Oregon. battleship. f‘aptaln A. S. linr- 2
her.
The New York was flying chr Atl-
two
white stars:
tip silently. observing the animated
ItiC'IID.
very deliberate. l-‘ort Wadsworth tol-
iowcti. The flagship broke out a signal
‘which was unintelligible to the lay ob- ;
server. bill it was probably an ordcr
to return the salute. which was obeyed
by the lawn. The. bliifi shores of Staten
island were crowded with people chccr- ‘
ing and waving flags. bunting was fly-
from every haulal. innumerable craft
crowded with eager passengers
cheering and waving frantically. The
soldiers crowded the embanitmcnts of
the forts. cheering anti shooting. The
Sandy Hook steamer Monmouth normal
in tile narrows. citywarii, densely crow-
de with passengers. which carecncd tho
steamerover in a frightful manner. hilt
the flag decked craft did not stop her
speed for a single instant. passing cv-
erythiiig on her way. Yachts. tugs.
sailing craft and occult slimmer» added
attraction to the marine picture. The
steam yacht Sleanor led the fleet. cov-
ered with flags from the tip of her jib- .
boom. ovrr the three toasts lo lilt‘ laft
rail, and from each masthead oli both
"iiil‘l to the rail. iicztilli (llllccr lloiv
rail alongside of lllc flagship New York.
‘tlili allcr zl bricf cotlvcrsatiotl with lilt-
turgcou. who roiutricti “all vvcil through
lilt' atliiiltii‘tlli'." illt' lit-cf t‘tlliiillili‘ii iii-*il'
slow pacc. 'l‘lit- llrttoltlyii. ill passing.
liiti not tilt-ploy lill' filly. ol~ lltxti' Admiral
Sclib-i. ill-r ccutcl' tulllici was st-cn in
have allot ii itoic through tiic starboard
slti-u 'l'llc llrottkiyu was flying llcr ital»
liu- rlisiglls, which lttokctl NLIilll‘lI and
trait-ii to» if illcy iliili sci-u plcltiy of act'-
vicc. As tlic squadron iilllli'iltil'ill'tl
'i‘tliililiiilim'lilr iiii‘ New \‘ot'lt Hiliilit‘ii
t'u- bullicahlp 'i‘cittls. which lay Ill atti-
t‘ilill' tiy iitg ibc that of f‘omlnotiorc i'itii
lip. tbc saitltr tiring rcturncd lly tilc
'l‘i‘lilia.
'i‘lic llrcl slowly tlsscnlbicti off 'i‘illlili‘
litnsviilc. and tllcll procmld up toward
lllc Nol'lil l‘licl' iii ”iv .a‘.llllt' lll‘lii‘l‘. to
ttlllilllilllt'ti by itli illilillill‘t' i‘i'li\\ti ol
i‘l\t'l' trail
Willi. iiu- liccl “.lh vital-ill)“ ill til.»
narrow... two t'\l|it|riiilllr4 oil lilc ~tirlucc
oi iilt' “All i' that i"oil \\‘.t.lt.\voi'ili, lllt'
~llili..l-i_\ oi bu... gillicttilltlt til‘ lllill i' i \
llitloill‘. nilili up lllillll‘llm' t'tiiilllllln of
“.ilt‘l' about our illllifii‘»'ti fcci iiilili.
diliclt ltilticd lo tlic llotrity of illc tit-cu
shin 'l‘itc Illll‘iilil'. which cotiituclu-ml .lt
tltc lilill'lithi at it till o'clock. was not
lulu-d ul 'i‘oitlpkiitsviiic. .\I lu.:lo a.
in. tlic 'l‘ciiis. the lust of illc nt‘t‘l'il
\tlitit‘ili. loolt ltcr place in the moving
iillc. lilo full length of which clttcliticd
from tiovcrtlor‘ti Island to ‘l‘ompititttl-
villr.
Attilti it discord which has lli'l't'l‘ lit-cit
cuttltllctl ilci'r nltti with illc grcui accllr
tnattontt of tho Illiliiilillil'li along the
outcry wall. the flagship Ncw \‘ork
passed the billch at ltlzvil‘t o‘clock. ll
milclilt'li us though t‘vcry |ltlttsiilic l‘illlil'l
for the making of "Hill!" had
ltt oncc in our ll‘t'illt'fltiillin
Whistles ioolcti. tncn ilowli-d
sound.
lilcniitclvwl llottriw. lttgdiornti. itciia ittlli
cvcry conccivublc kind of an citrspiit-
ting instrument atartcd ol. 'i‘ilurc was
no salute by tho torts. ltlil when the
New York lllllittt'ii ilovrrtior'n island "it'
liiilllo guns that bolt-lied forth at tinnit-
iuto sounded again. Thcli lhc ilrooit-
lvu. the flagship of liltar Admiral
rlrhicy. saltitcd. 'l‘bit multitudes rip-cr-
cd and ciiccrcd. lllltcii warship. its liiit‘
plutttcti ilovct‘llor‘a island. littvo lilo not
into, but ill lhc lio that rttsltcti it was
ollltotd impolitdblc to distinguish the lilw
At 9224 Port Hamilton fired the '
opening gun of the salute. the fire being .
4 T0 LET—Second floor. No. i and 8.
Henry street. South Norwalk. fear ‘
Wt‘l‘t‘ ~
\‘i'AN'l‘Ell—lloard for man and wifa. ‘
lion convenient 'to station. AM“! to .
Taylor & Golden. saoat
experienced 00*.
WANTED—An
inquire of Mrs. E. A. Woodward...
North Main street. South Hm
all“ .»
'ro LET—Furnished room. with as
' without board. Apply to V1.0. M.
3 Trinity place. South Namath.
l a” It
' T0 LET~House of eight W. flatly.
painted and papered. Chicken yam
Rent. 88. Also upper part of horses.
four rooms. rent. at. two minutes
kart. Rowayton. Conn. out
rooms. rent, it; also three rooms.
No. 20 Day street. third floor. "It.
:5. Apply to or address In
l'oungs. No. 4:! East avenue. M
Norwalli. it!” 31
i
1‘0 LET—«No. iii Quintard avenue. new
house 7 rooms. with modern in;-
provcmenis; rcnt. reasonable. In-
quirc oi (leorgc A. Clark. No. 10
i'nion street. nut!
1'0 LET—Apartments of five rooms
first floor. 8 and 10 Tollea attest. first
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalk. ill!
1‘0 RENT-House for one or two tal-
ilics at )9 Academy street. Apply
to T. s. Osborn. 23 Ilerwin street.
Norwalk. ailt!
'ro LET—To small family four large
rooms and bath room on Olilol‘ll l”-
ntic. East Norwalk. Apply to I. W.
Starr. :ll llayview avenue. Booth
Norwalk. . al‘llt
”m ”21‘ Office in the second floor of
TM Sctilincl building. Apply at
The St-llliilei tiflli‘o. '
Ti) I.it}'i‘-—erlix rooms. Music Hall block.
hlliiiiilil' for oiilt-cs; itousc. twelve
robots. with improvements. No. i)
Arch slrcci; cotialfl. 29 Woodward
avenue; cottage ill -'Woodward ave.
uuc; bouw iii \t'oizdward avenue. I.
A. \\'tuitil\artl.
TO LET ,l-‘irst and second story "r'ear
llpartmt-nts over Olsen shoe store.
l-‘otir rooms each. Rent '8 and Oi.
liaiia heated. lighted and cleaned.
For further particulars inquire at tho
olllcc ot the (lid Wt'ii Ci." 00..
as Washington slrcct.
m
' Iron anal.
it'tlli SAIJ'} More illlti colt. two tltilliIt
titl'b. tau Sl'lil! tit iliil‘ilci‘t’. one Ili-
ilili'll wagon. l'airicit Muellicr. iii
Silliliitii alft'tii. South Norwaik. tlt.
aBil ll.
v—~ .‘-—~w ‘
b‘tllt SALE A very handsome losit
fcct camping lcitt witll fly tcnt ill fact
at!" tt-ct. «\inil ii iatiicti' ilitltt Ind-
tlica all ill good order. Apply to Al-
cxalldcr smith. 2 literwln street.
Norwalk. t‘oltn. all) It If
you HAldi‘r-tntcn sloop yacht for sale
or chiiricr. 32 foot over all. soil“
iicw sail and pcrfcct pleasure but.
l.yiilii at Miller‘s shipyard. Apply to
ibiward ii. Miller. 51 Woodward
avrouo
Hill llAIdt A fine assortment of the
celebrated i‘aimsr Hammock at
reasonable prices. South Nor
lisrtiware company. heath NM"
MIICGLI-INIOU‘
VitlidN 'l‘llAi‘iiliii.
.i. A. llOf'lOlt.
it‘or lcrttta apply at fill Prospect avo~
one. NorWaili. t‘onti. All! it
a rotor charts hAiiNlich-m
law has opctlcd a laundry at i! Wall
tort-ct. Notwiiili. for all kinds at
-.... .... ._....m..-...... .
walk from depot. inquire of it. An- .
lit ti
illicit froth iili' battery, The Team got
an ovaiitul as who mast-ti iitc billion-
The crowd lliii‘li‘li around towards the
ii‘lllliil‘)‘ work. All work guaranteed.
Hilifix. 1r. collars. liar; shirt WM.
IL'c. Mr in him flirt-o lsundriea ht
llorlil sitic of tho park as tho ships ilrllilt'pitl'i. Wm", M “m I 'W
passed. iiili thought there was it Hi" buaineaa. ” II
mtlliiitlilll crush no our was iMIII‘t'ii.
'i‘htt coininiltet- ship. the tilt-n island.
was abreast of the New York all the hat.
li-ry was passed. From the warships
oilittrra and sailors wavrti their hands to
the enthusiastic slm'talora.
titer tattoo men. women and children
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
liAVll Wil'lt l'lANt) Tatiana—n. I.
lnckwood. piano mailer. laser aad
repair". Ten years“ lacttiry m‘
itillt’lt. Agnnl for the "M reliable
htcl'hilii pianos Mpair shop sad
mall its ”out sttsatisa.
warrarloms I and i0 North Isis It.
amountih Norwaik. "More in .
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