" manna 3,193.
NANUEI NIUENS HUNT
Berton Bicycle Accident to a New
York Caspie Near ilaricn.
lilillill Militant
”isthmus-sane. in
smhmmm.m
isnholovaeiylnjuadv anc-
wen-om
A serious bicycle accident occurred
on the Damn road near the Colonel
Inmd bridge, yesterday afternoon at Brooklyn: Miss Sarah Benedict of; Admiral Schley dodged ‘
that 3 o'clock. Two. young peoplel
lull New York. Charles Wannamakerg
and a lady irlend. who are spending a}
portion at the summer with William
flotilla. oi Noroton. were severely lit-i
lured. They had‘ltaen riding a tandem.
and were returning irom Roton Polan
Going down the hill near the bridge one N
at the pedals oi'the wheel gave way.§
and. both riders were thrown several}
ieet. Mr. Wannamaker struck on his!
N
iace and was severely cut across the.
nose and bruised on the bend. He hadi
several fainting spells. John D. Hoyt;
and others went to the assistance oi the-
i'lders. They were placed in the car-.
riage oi Rev. William James. oi lleli
island. which came along at this time.
and driven to Mr. rioyt's residence.
lit-re Dr. F. l. Burnett. who was sum-
moned irom South Norwallt. attended
them. and took some stitches in the'
coin on Mr. Wannsmaker's iscc. Later1
in the day they were able to proceed to ,
Mr. Rellhsn's house in Noroton by
trolley.
Edgar H. Fox. oi the Fox Cycle and
Hardware company. and Miss Mable ii.
Beers. oi South Norwalk. collided in,
Westporl. one night last week with a.
'wheeiman named Edward Reese. All
parties were thrown irom their wheels.
and idles Beers sustained a broken nose '
and a severe out in thc.iorehead. Dr.
John Do is attending her
Reese re unconscious ior some
time. and his condition at present is'
said to be very serious. Both bicycles
were wraokad in the collision. In;
Foil and Il- nsors were riding a tan- .:
deli. Others in the party were Mrs.
Fol. Miss Emily Jennings. Misti Wing.
and William Boers. brother oi Misuj
Beers. With several others. who re-
turned by carriages and trolley. they
had been enjoying an outing at l‘oin~
po. At Saligatttfli Mr. Reese pulled in
front oi the tandem. with lllc result.
above stated. The injurld of tlic [lir'
ly were kindly cored ior by the futility
oi Rear Admiral Schilli-
lll rapidly recovering.
A "head-on“ collision occurrmt laud
Saturday ultcrnoou illldcr lllc Washing
ton street bridge. between it llUi‘ill' drl
ven by Mrs. Alois Koehlor. oi New in
tillau. accompanied by Mrs. Augusto
lirlltls. and a bicycle ridden by itolu-ci
ti. Mitchell. 'i‘lit' itil‘yl‘le ilil'l-ii lllc
worst ill the encounter. the rims oi both
wheels being broken. The horse. was-
on llild Mitchpll were not hurt
Miss lies-rt. ‘
A IlAY‘S itchl‘li litil‘lllllt.
l‘llostcr l.. 'l‘heolildicd this morning
about it o'clock at his home otl't-ltruw-
lsirry Hill. utter a low days‘ illness.
illil‘lili‘itlll has been for many ycurs in
the employ oithc itolh t lloldschmldt
corset iaclory.'as chief engineer. and
was s also highly mill—cw by cccry~
one in lllc community. ilc lean-s a
widow. It. 'i‘hssli was it luelnitel' oi
ilotlrr lodge. No. iii. A. ll. it i".. which
order will attend the hull-rid til it body
neat Wednesday atteruoou at and o‘-
rioi‘h. trout his «or residence.
Julius Illias. aged lllc-en days. soil
at Julius and Mary tilts-i. oi Windsor
pane. died this morning. The humid
will he held tonorrow morlliua. wllh
burial to ill. Mary‘s cemetery.
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lillNNltli lli‘ ‘t‘iikl iliWA lN 'l‘thN,
t-‘crdiaand Modulus. guolu-r oil the
cruiser Ncw \‘oril. arrived in South
Nolwalk. late Saturday night. and is
visiting his parents. Air. and Mrs John
Mtwhl-illg. lla Washington sliced .\Ir
Aloehrllts was tar several years a sun-
our on the instill-hip lows. but Vila
liltilsitrrmi during the late war to the
New York. which had bill ievr good
soulless. ills sailsltncill has a‘fliil‘i‘il.
and he has three galaths' absence in»
Note he need M‘AI! utiliti- "it Will
probably decide not to return to tile
navv
l‘Al'l‘AlN iliiltlllltii i‘iiliiliil‘l‘llll.
lllr Associated Preset
Washllttloa. Altausl “who steal—
dtal hail pleated l‘splsla l‘tlsrles it
mm. i‘. I it. now mmsadiag the
It. Paul. by advancing alto three hour
hero on the list at mutants in the navy
ior “cslrsordlaary heroism "
WANTS llll’i‘ All" thi‘Nlllfiil
ilr tutored Preset
Washlagina August lav-Antietam
lien-rat tail-his has rattled item-rill
Month to m I lial oi the wounded
at Manila.
ELI. 0. I’ll M".
Young lsopis Mined hr Ir. and
In. “It... “land liver. .
so. and lira. install Kellogg enter-
tained a party oi young people at their
hospitable home in Broad River. Satur-
day afternoon. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed in playing various
guinea on the lawn. alter which the
guests were invited into the home.
where a table. heavily laden with
choice edihies, awaited them. it was
gracefully presided over by lira. Kei-
iogg. who aiio proved a congenial hos-
tess. The evening was enjoyably pas-
sed playing cards. Those present were
Aliases Belle and Bertha Tothili. oi
Hickory Bloli; Miss Gertrude Trondy.
New Canaan; Miss Laura Comatock;
Philip Osborn. oi Brooklyn; Stephen
Kellogg. Anson Tarbell and David W.‘
IEWorkinan. ii‘rank Kellogg. at New:
York city. is also a guest oi his parents.
m‘llfiuu'lo A man
namnsquIs-pumsln
and M by Judge Gregory.
Oiiicer Kenney arrested John Powers
ior intoxication Saturday nhht.
only seventeen years oi age and the po-
’-lite set out to had where he got his
liquor. it was learned 'that he was
saloon at Norwala, and a warrant was
’issued tor Mr. Roseuthal‘s arrest.
He
was taken into custody by Chief Brad‘
lay and in the Town t‘ourt this morning
.Jltdge Gregory lined him Slit anti costs.
amounting to $29.45. The case oi Pow-
ers went elcr until tomorrow morning.
James Gavan. oi i-‘ranklin avetlue.
Noiwaiit. was arrested Saturday night
«by Oiiicer More-house for intoxication.
uon~support and abusing his wiic. Thin
looming Judge Gregory Illlt'll him "it
and costs. lie will probably go to jail.
ll' VAX-KI LAID.
School loose knotty improved and
a Danger Point Ohhtsraaad.
line at the greatest improvements iii
toad making in South Norwnllt was no-
compliltilcd last Week in the clitllllg ofi
oi the northeast corner at the Franklin
street school grounds and rounding the
highway at tilut point. doing away with
. the rupture turn which has narrowed lllc
strcci uud mudc carriage riding at llllll
point dangerous. The work was dollc
by Raymond llrothcrs. who told u ucw
,cnl'b. gutter and sidewalk arhtltid lllc
school property and extended lllc cross-
wnlks. 'l‘hbl ilrm has laid over one
thousand it‘t‘l oi the beat concrotc walka
about the new school building. and grit-
tied "it grounds til line shape.
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CAN“ I“ DIMPPIWD.
“with hlmhaa Gone One oi l'rod
W. log-ra’ Irnnd New Wheels
l“. W. itogcis is cudcnvorills to tit"
tlilt' Miliit' li'ucc oi it lllltil who gnvc
blv llliillt' tillti rt-sidctlcc as llmrgc (“are
roll. oi Wilton. l‘urroli puicllnsed a
hit ycb- ntiltlt‘ wccitrl ago. mailing a on»
llicllt oi 8... "c was to pay 05 pct
mouth tllcl‘cuiicr. Now t‘lll'roil bus
illhiilllifi‘iil'i‘il and no trace oi any Nlli'll
pct-soil can bc loulid. .\il'. lingers is at
lllc opinion that lht- icllow wait it pro-
ll~ssiottal bicycle lllici playing it now
garlic. or at tcusi ll variation at lllc
whccl i'cllitllg dodgc.
\\'li.l.l.\iAN'l‘il' l‘AMi'iiillii‘l‘iNll
Wiliilutlnlic. August .‘" ‘ 'l‘hc Willi
tilalllic l‘iltup mccliug assoc laltoll opc tl~
l-tl its annual scssious ill lllc comic
gioillld today and will colllitltlc tor one
chh- The usual tun-ulna liaj' crowd
was pit-scat liliililtt I log bcllvccu Jon and
dull. 'I‘hc only with: today look piliH‘
this uitsrnolul at “J omittltli when till
llev ll Audi-vault. oi l‘tovidcucv. pron
ched the opcuiug sermon
riill llllllii'ill IlliiN'lli‘i idlil'l.
lily Associated Presni
eillalllu. its. August iii ~~~~~ Thomas
J Prince. 'l‘roup l‘. tiillll i‘avalry. ill»
bcrl M llallcy. Troop It. Ji‘tilh l‘avlll-
ty. slid r‘rallli Motto diid ill the hou-
i~tlal at that Howler-till today oi ly~
idioid lever. Mulb- was it gcncl'ill |tl‘la~
otter lititild'lltilll it Mliicllre lti all
inbuilt». and his identity tn the army
has been lost
i'M' volt IAMhA 'l'itulll'll.
ilk Associated Preset
Washington. Aluuat Eldr'l‘iiyilluitihl’
liencral tilatltou has ordered litrco
l-aynissinrs with funds to go at lllicc
ltl Manila to pay the trottps lbt-rc.
'lllcy will sail iroiil lino Pranllectt til
it day or two
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«The llesllnel is the hast advertis-
Iiag nodistnla throat.
He isi
' a new innit.
SOUTHrNORWALK. CONN” MONDAY AUGUST 22,1898.
UUUUiU A NESEPNIUN'"
Ssogstock ‘i’eoplc tile Slip.
gSUNUAN WITH THE ENU FAINN.
”Mommurivsdinlouth
logwnihontha 9:05 train Sator-
dnyllghtnndwaa Driven to
his bastinatlon‘.
A .
l
Commutero on the New Haven Rail-
road told yesterday the story oi how
reception
from his neighbors oi Weslport and
Saogatuck. Conn. on Saturday night.
incidentally it may be said that the
i Adana] spent Sunday at his son-in-
. law's house in Sailgatuck. on the
. Sound. the station just beyond South
. Norwatk.
Aiter the parade oi the ships lip lilo
North River on Saturday Admiral
Schley went to the Hotel l‘llutlcton.
Staten island. There he ioulld his
wife. hie stut-in-law, R. S. Wortiey.
and his daughter. lie registcrrd. and
fifteen minutes later lllc loudly left
the hotel. '
"'l‘i-ll all lnquirers that the admiral
has gone to Connecticut." said Mr.
Worlley.’ who is a Wall strcct broker.
Mr. Wartley nevi-r mentioned ”It!
place. not to speak oi the “lilllj.
The truth is. the Admiral wanted to
gct away to a quicl spot nlld .s‘lil'nll
Sunday with his faintly. Just such a
spot is Sullgutilclt.
"Imavc all lllc arrangements with
me." said the sou-lu-law. "null I‘ll take
you home as quietly as ii your name
was John Smith."
The admiral surrellderctl in Mr.
Wortlcy. Whether he knew it or not.
the combined \'tiiagcs oi \l'csiport lllid
Szlugatilcjt. which use lllc same station.
on lllc New Haven Railroad. hull ar-
ranged a reception which included a
brass hand. all udlirciia oi welcome and
all the rest. of the (lillliai'i‘lirislllt'lli av-
compliuying at welcome honic.
ln-law knew all about it.
The band had prilcllccd 'l‘llc Slur
Spangled Banner. Home Again and
Scc. lllc Conquering llcro l'tlllit‘n’llll l:
was nurc cucll could be idcllliticd. 'I‘bc
big mall oi Wcsiport lilill rein-arsed his
apt't‘l'll iti welcome till he was lciic.‘
pl-ricct.
Allhoug Admiral Scull-y lines not
I'lilllll l‘ollilccllcut as his home. hc has
passed several suntan-r» ill Sallgiltuck.
with the Elm iunlily.
it was known tluti ibu ndlultxd
would Ill‘i‘in' all about 9:30 p. in. Salt-
:lieen hanging about Emil Rosenthal'a‘
'i‘llo ntll|~
\
llrdily. and till tiic t'l-yldculs luv a mile
lti' two around lllld gllibcrcd tilt lllc
hit't‘ siiic oi the (invite. 'l‘llc band was
within call. l'l‘llil)’ to spring when the
word was given. 'l‘llllc [liitll-‘ttl. but the
admiral ill-vcr cutilc. It ill Ill.~l duwilcd
upon lllc l'illlillnlilnln‘ that it this little
lti git ill lie-ll. iillll lllc)" Wcllt.
Son-lll‘lslw Worth-ya plillle lllitl
bccii wcll curried out. 'l‘ll” putty ill-
l-lvctl at South Norwaik til it of. p. "L.
cull-rod carriages ulld was dr‘lvcu to
its llcsllualioll without |llttiu"l|l within
it little oi the wclcoluilu dcliglllioil.
The music has bot-u canned and the
speech put on ice for it illtllre illsflc
itlll.
Adilliltd Sibley spout Sunday in tho
dillclcst killd oi it way. tic nlopi lilti-
it was his iirut lllghl ashore ior
many weeks. ltc awoke tooling llkc
‘ A carriage ride was pro
puscd and immediately negativod. 'l‘lll-
lidlillral simply wanted to walk around
- later in the tiny and soc lhc nlghboru.
The house which siloitcrcil hltii yes-
terday is a rambling twicslllry struc-
ture. painted ,vcllltw. ll belongi- to ill.
Autos it. lino estate aliii is hired by
MT. Worllay lor the season. it has a
vii-w oi the tlouud and in back truth
the road. in the house alongside the
admiral sis-ill two or three toastin-
when he was a plain tollllulslorc lie
paid lib, ilrsi vitdl ill the consult to his
iurulcr summer llitattcra ill the slim
Illiilll
Admiral Schley Gave Westport and N
Wm".
lulonihafltths‘h General ”Hospital
admin
(3! when.)
Camp Wiilo ‘vliontauk Point. is i..
August IZSv-Th. remainder of the
troops on the inhalant lilo tirandel
were loaded W- A
The remainder of the Seventy- -ilrst
“existent New York volunteers. Iuclud
.ing Colonel Downs and staff and con- ‘
tlngents iIrotn several oi the companies.
oi the regiment. were released irom‘
quarantine today.
Colonel ll‘orwood. chiei oi the land:
quarantine and hospitals. reported this!
morning that be had about tillll patients l
in the general hospital and 300 in the.
annex. He has been informed by the.
surgeon general that he has about three
hundred cots not in use at Fort Colum- I!
bus, Fort Hamilton and Fort Wade-I
worth. New. York harbor. and that the
convalescents might be sent to the forts.
In consequence Colonel r‘orwood is go-
ing to have the lilo (Brande titled up
to little sick soldiers to the forts
Active preparations are ill progress
to receive the sick and wounded on
board the transport Cutouts. which was
sighted on Ilolitaoit Point very late last
night. .
The Second Ninstuicilulietts volunteers
are still held iii the detention camp.
The men. who were in a sad plight
when they came ashore. have improved
very little. It will be wet-kit beioro
some oi tllosc in the hospital are nllic
to around. 'l‘tloae nil-u have becu well
provided lot by their friends ill Muesli-
chuectls. who bavc sold it bout loud oi
llt‘lll‘lli‘li.‘tl and various things ior lllc
soldiers. .
Among tbc latest admissions to tile
hospital is rather Edward ‘1‘. Finger-3
aid. chupiulu oi lllc 'l‘wcutymcconii lu-
inotry. who has an attack oi ttluiliriul
ievcrn
.—
Iflm canon wonxnlo.
lspnlrod with Intorlni 'l'nhsn with
General lorritt'a sally.
Washington. August 22-41» Manila
cable has been repaired and opt-rillcd by
lllc slgllul corps oi lllc l'tiilcll Status
army. The “Irl in llltllllllil that tIlic cli-
blc was again \Hll‘ltlllfl. one at ilcspulcli
lcccll‘ctl iroln |.iclllcil:iilt l‘oltttlcl
ll‘ll‘fli‘llllllt‘tl (:l-ucrnl
llric-lcy that Air hit-i rcpuirl-d lllc tubb-
with lllc lliiltclldls iii’ illld lulu-ll to .“RI'
ltll‘d with iii‘iti‘i’lil .\li i‘l‘lll'ts‘ arm).
llltys iltlci' lllc
'i'lttllliitsitil.
'l‘iloitlpsoll. who
’l‘Wlt
till-enllgl‘ il‘otll l'ltllttlt-l
.l iucnmgc was l‘ccclvt-d
limit the iii-taitll'lti ui’ lllc cubic cunc
pally. .iutlouuciug that the Manila tin--
was again All nothing ordcr. 'l‘llc all:
not corps bug M‘lll utlli cit-ry iii-inch»
"will which it lids oi‘llvl‘cll lo lllc ll‘lilil
xu colnpictc ouiul. so that wllcu ”ll‘ ur-
llly landed at till) plucc it could inulli
operations tit butt iiilil very soon “luv“
the iiiI\“‘l'llll'l|'ill ill Washington ill colu-
luullicnllull with tho tillli‘l'i‘i ill lb.~
ill-Id. llillilts ucl'i- clirl'lwd to Santiago.
and also to l'tlltl‘t‘. lllliloltgll lllc lulul
lily til lllc lllllcl plun- Willi lilll-xpccl
id \'cl with lllc illutcrlnlu iii build till
ill I'llllcc liiitil rlli|l|llitirl could bc lib» .
luillcd irolll tit. 'l'lilllliii‘l.
...—......» ..
unseen AND ”I“?
’Iothwiilhs Oontlnuad in their Pic-
sent Naval Commands.
thshluglou. Austin! 2': ~ Ilcor Mull-
int llailipsou will t'claiil coullllitud oi
the North Alluutlt llccl. llolwllhnlalul-
tug ills scrvlcc llli lllc i‘lllliltl military .
l cullltllinsioil. ullll ilcor Admiral ilcllict‘
\illl coutilluc in bl» present naval;
.oiuilliiud. although nt‘rvlill tumour-l
:rily on tile Porto llicstt clttlillliitaillti.
'lilltl eitliNlil‘lll a.» made as outbotl~ _
lt-llve at the navy dcpariulclii utility. ‘
The list oi nnvui .msigiltilcnls [lithll'tli
ltuiii)‘ clitiihiila llliii iii Admit-Ma slump-
soil and tit-hiss to lllcl l'ubau and l'orto i
ill to colilnlbudluol lcspoctlvcly. hull
willow.
iltipl-uvised cubic \‘.ls ptlt lii opcrniloil'
I log crushed.
Alli Jcrscy l‘iiy at i
IFUUN UEAUAASNANUNI... ...... ...... ...... ......;
,
Victims of the Collision not so
Many as at llrst Reported.
IANN ARE SENENEAN lNiUNEU.
'l'ho Inset Humbol- Itill Undetermin-
sd—Isvon taken to the loa-
ton Hospital—ousting Away
thspshriaoitha Wreck.
(By Associated Press.)
.SharOn. Moss" August 22—After a
night oi labor. the scene oi last night's.
wreck on the New York. New Havenl
and 'i.illrliord railroad. resulting train
a rear-end collision between two nee-l
lions oi all express from Newport toI
ususll _
Boston. had been put into its
condition. the tracks having been
cleared oi all debris hero'r'o daylight.‘
. Owing to the contusion. darkness and
excitement laid night. the number of
killed was reported as scvcn. iottr oi
whom were given as "unknown."
This morning it was learned
ldclltily oi one of the victims.
lznl oi fatalities iitllttws:
Franklin M. Waters.
Intuit-keeper lit No. to High sit-wt,
iiostoil. tilted iwclily-llvc.
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick.
ugcd bl't’l‘lii)’.
West ripriugilcid sire-ct.
Mrs. (f. it. li‘rye. llevcrc. wiic of t‘.
it!
ri'sliIt-ttcc
liitstuil.
ii. ll‘ryc. who is pronounced totally l!l-»
lured by the hospital physician.
i'uidciltltlcd woman.
Mrs. l‘. ll. ilrlstol. oi Winthrop
The bodies oi lllc victims lvcrc rc- ‘
movctl to Sioughtoti. this morning. by
tho undertaker who was
ly lllc city oillciuls‘lllst night. The
identification oi lllc body oi Mrs. l-‘ryo
:lnll lllt‘ Wllillilll thought to be hire.
lirllliol was delayed by the inct llllil
both Mr. Frye iltili Mr. lirtslol wcroI
% uniting lllc injured and were taken to
Itoston lust night.
The ullntbcr of injured. variously c»
ilulutui in last night‘s lilii‘l'l‘lllllll)‘ and
l'Xl‘lit'illl‘tll. is "till undetermined. on.
ing' to lllc loci that many who Wi'i‘l'
lllu‘l w‘crc hide to go tlt lltl'll‘
bottles for Il-cutnicilt,
tt'Q‘ll’l‘ll medical attention near lllc
wreck wcrc only slightly liljilrcd. it it
thought that out inorc lll.ltl lwcll'c
um All' iilcllldcd :litloiig iii-Inc lune-- scr-
loudly injured.
tuitcll lit the llosloii hmpilula.
.\ ilsl follows.
Editor 8 lit-mid. fill. Winthrop. lcit
llg l'l‘ilt-‘liI‘tl. N‘l‘illltllll)’ lllilpttlliiiltll
ltl‘t'l‘nn‘lli‘)‘.
.lillill‘h A.
l-‘ltzpuliuli. litrl) two
abut-oil. t'igbi iu-g l‘l'lihllt'll. tlluplllill'loll.
probably llt‘i‘t'hrilil').
A'liiil'lt'h i-‘. i‘ryc. :t'l. llcvcrc. lprcv-
lonely rcporlcd tit-lid iilroluh llil cr-
iori. bulk and spiuc injured. lirnblr
lily Eiillili)‘.
Ilcllu \'. \‘cruuil. tu'l'itlt’vhlx. South
liltt-lltil. ltlt'tll‘llll'll M'iilIl. ~«t‘vl'l‘l- llill‘l‘ltlli
llljlil‘li‘e. dllilgeroll».
Ii. K. l‘rockcll, tacitly-two. Solace
lilic. multiple injuries
.luulw. N. lirlniibuw.
night. Htlliii‘l"
. \illl'. ulltlilpie iujltrlca.
Jilliliéa ti. Murray. ot‘ Rant
All the othcr liljuritLllrc ill-lug car-
ld inr lit their places of rcr-idcucc ltl
filial-oil. Wollilaui and liusloll.
...me... ...... .... ....-
‘soo was! so warm saunas
hit all“! d Convalescent WI ltssltc itll lull
Arrive tram Mamas“
Ncw \'ol'k. august Jib
oi llcul'ly ollc lllllilll't'li l'lltiVuil'nl'clll sol-
iilcl‘s il‘tilit l‘lllckllulaiua caulp arrived I
30 o‘clock this iiiill" ‘
ulna oil the Pennsylvania illliicolld.
They had lucu ill the hospital malty
wicks dilll Wt‘i‘l' all their way to their
homes lll New York and Massachusetts
oil short iuriollgila
.\lnlt.v oi lllc lllcn wlrc so weak that
mild mainly wulk ililuldcd irolu lill
‘Ilic minute". ill the Itclslilmrhtuui i it" NM ""1“ A" ""“l‘ ‘“ NW ”WW N“ llitlli to lllc lt-m built and told in i" 'i\
bout u ianlily Will) and Iain in lllc
till)‘ they all gathered till the |tlli't'll oi,
Mr. Henry l‘. il‘ino‘s liotlsc. tilting the
Naugalllclt river. ll'crc lllc admiral
was the guest of honor ill the log tablc.
Among the llllllli- acrc tit-s tlihlcy
Mr. and ltlrs. Worilcy and Master
Woriloy. William P. lino l‘runk Al
lea. llatldoti Keirlllltn and lliliilltt. Al
1 p. in. lllc admiral l‘l‘illi‘llvli hnnlc.
kit. Worth-y said that the admiral
would go to hill ship the lirlstlllyll. this
"writing. and would then start for
Washington.
llltll will he used.
it was not gcmrally known atolls
lllc libs oi the New Haven rold that
the admiral was ill the neighborhood.
'i‘bc road leading post the lino house»
bl not much traveled. and the barn oi
“mm” could not have ...,M a more to» meiltly sent lherc hhve lawn or-
I mired spot tor a “altar a rent.
this little lilt- those all! i
lllc ltccl t oilltilsudn
'I‘llt'l‘il wall much interest about the
iuH'lii tieplllilllo l today All t‘ltlllim‘llilll :
A with an aspect oilillai \'lsii trail the
1 two rcur tilillili'liili alto havo bot-ii or
'dcrcd to teporl here they had no
reported up to midday uud oitlchds
l i to not sure oi the little lti their arli
i.vltl While here they will ricellrc
iionl the president tholl l‘lllllliiiiilililitl
to rear admirala.
ACNlllNlilllllil llilllhliiizll 'l‘ll IAlliilll
lltliiulinr. August The tlpllulall
N-iltglnlcrs who hate been working on
Add iurliilcutiolln at Alat-lrrat- oll tin
fwsal allit- oi the tiny ui illltrallar have
beta ordered to Madrid. and tho l-mtlcr
ill let! to ”will!
upon aliltlllll millindes to mill lllcil
trappings ior lllcul.
tilt lllc Washington truth which at-
livcd lll Jcrscy PM at n to was llrlglc
lut'l' ill-lictlil Kclil illl i’ciuaiul tlt iti-
ltlil l't lewcd
WW
”I" won WWI“
Isaiasa Ivldgs divas Away liaison-
lng Inns Iaosrsa Soldiers
lily Asstmlalsd l'rsaa.)
tailldult, August an
"adapted to u Asliiiliitii news at» my says
that yeslcrduy. while a regiment was
clttailliil a impinuu bridge over the riv-
er ”urea. tour liosd. lllc iuldgc cul-
lapsed.
literal-d and it is feared that at heist
sighly were drowned.
an.
i
that '
3 only four perilous bad siliicrcd death.
There was some unccrlaitliiy its to tho '
The I‘
oi Somcrvilic. '
u r.
..l..«
thliltgltt to bo‘
summoned ‘
wllilc ltllit‘rii who ,
Sl-vcu oi iiicnl wcrc
lion-toil.
. A dcapillcu irolli
'i‘llrt-c hilltdi-cd tncn were inc.
hi.
i
annaoannam '
O
W
Apy thing and everythlafi
hoop pyooroyaon lllld
tertlscin illlttcolnititt" ... .
Arrontnldlnilod‘ntOnnton A
in." Assooisted Press)
San Francisco. August 22—News has1
reached here from the Orient that ear-i -
ly in Jlliy there was a battle between A
the rebels at Wu (‘llow and the int-.
perlal (‘llilicsc troops ill which the for“
mer were victorious. Over 1.500 of tile'
troops were slain and their bodiesA
a \
Quick mollnI iii ioliow.
w.ork Swede or iuugorlau praiar-
red. Apply to It Moignn swung,
Norwnlk. N s30 it
were thrown into the river. The itos~ ‘
' till}. under (‘a plain 'i’bolmnn was en— WATT???” i m“ an: 3::
, prvae nmypn er..an .
égaged to reluiortc the “‘00”th already lion convenient tolstntlon. AWN! t0
, in iront oi the rebel lines. hrom the.» Taylor & “oidpnIlI n20“
time the Dosing leit Canton until SlioI
: reached Wu Chow. some 200 miles tip
the river. Captain 'l‘hoirnan had trou-
ble with his crew. the Chinese san- ['0 LE' r-Two iurltl
.... . .... -.....
ed rooms with or
pathlsing with the rebels. One. a Com “UAW“ "W‘l- “”“W ‘l 10 "'“l' ..i
prador. began inciting them to mutiny street. South Norwllk. a8! 1'
and the captain alleges that in seii- 'm LET—5. l or 3 r ms at 1'! Wood-
‘ defence he was compelled to shoot tie ward avenue. . a” St ,
man. The comprador died irom his T0 lE’i‘ W 1 .(Il N i d 3 i“'
ln'unl . . . . . -—- ‘Olli r. o. no *
* o ‘ the "f“ my “mum l’hoi iienry street. Soot Norwalk. four
man was placed under arrest. and till "mum rent. .7; iso three m
soon as an opportunity occurred was No. 20 Day street. third floor. rant.-
‘ sent to Cuba. Oil his journey he was ’5 Alli“! l0 0 nddrea fl"-
‘ confined in all tron cage and on arriv- . ;°""“'I‘I'II N" ‘2 Eu” “"9““ m
. ill 'was placed in the British jail. or” A “
0n uccoutlt oi a claim oi American T0 LET—v“). it} Got rd avenue. new
citizenship mudc by 'I‘holmnn there is. ”0““ 7 rooms. "N h ”069‘” "V
. . . . . . . provementa: rent. sonab e. In-
.i built feeling against all AlutrilIalln quire of George A.. Clark. No. 1°
Ill that dielrlct. and further lroub.c is linlon um.” , ”g u
2 it‘llfi‘d. J
.TO LET—Apartmentq oi live rooms
”m ‘a‘xun "'3' first floor. 8 and 10 oiles BIN“. Il‘lt .
. , « class order. Appy to John H.
In” .“IMWIWN'O “I mg Knapp. 32 “it‘ll! sir l. or Jacob “I.
to Avoid In” . Layton. South Norwalh. ”if
i lily Associated Press.) ITO RENT-House for lie or two in.-
g l‘hicugo. August 22~Wlih a lirc nu . lites at 1‘.) Academy: street. Apply
dcr the deck, ('tlptain (‘rnwiord ran“ to T' S. Osborn. 23 “9"“ M
his ing. the int 0. Smith. five miles on F Norwnlk. A; ll"!
dcr a full head oi steam towards the T0 LE’F—Ofllce it! that second floor (I
iliolllh oi the river ycslcrdoy. it was The Sentinel bull ll- ‘PDU u
. u race eoi steam against "re and slenlil . Th” Sentinel oflioe. N LA
with. For a little the scvln men on T0 LET-v8“ mm sic Hall M‘
N'Dfllll were in danger oi being lllit‘llt' l : suitable for oiilees; house. twelve
to death or drowned. As it was, the rooms. with lmprot‘d nil. No. D
of them were severely burned. The) Arch sires)! Arm 2’ wood“
are Captain James l‘rnwiord. Wnllcr‘ mum“- ' nrd
i'oxiou. cugiuwr; l‘llrt Knudstm. Hm l."l‘—-i-‘irst and ‘ no no" my-
John Krugtuatl and l‘. ll. Sager.
While the ing wait a mile oii I.ln~ "m rooms each. R E 38 “d '7'
. l
. ill the hold of tho llltic craft that ‘ onto.- oi in. old Wet Char 0o..
illrcnlcilcd to chtroy her. 83 Washington Elwin
l‘ilptillll Crawford ordered the en-t
cilic lilriictl on to full capacity and the ‘ '0. .I '-
izuliips wcrc manned Witch lllc rivcr Ill SINESS FOR SALE J. ll. Wheeler
unit rctlc-lud the homes were ilildl-i "litre his business. sock and I!-
control. All lb. iilu thc tinnitus .lguin llll'cs it mid boiore Siplember iIth.
blinki- out but Wi‘l't' soon extinguished "‘ “mum“ m" “imam"
,I. I . . _ wt rciuovc to .‘o. .
" "N" "ff: .iltltitl too to” from 1 Washington N
strut-l South Not-walk. Conn.
l at I“
Imminent Opened thi- loninlt Ion you SAI.E~-~0pcn sloop 'acht tor ssta
[gym-guy a.“ in. m, or churn-r. 32 test ov r all. sound
lli' “New“! l're ii. ucw suit and porieot lesson but.
i'lalilivllb’l. cum... Alum?! ’22 The "m“ “' mm" ""9 N"”" N”
. :dward ii. Miller. B Woodward
lil‘s‘t day oi the l'l.llll\lllc oust-lulu) up. A
avenue Jill! ,
cucd til the cullipgrollild till» morning N
tiiilri- iavurulily iluili l-lcr lu-i‘nrc. 'l’ilv ' FOR SALE 1‘ a“ “W NON oi the
cumin-is who i‘t‘illlillit'll tl\'i‘t‘ wl-rc luul'c celebrated l'allhor "till no. O! m‘ ‘
reasonable prices.
izlllilclotle llllili lii |li'l'\lllliii yours. ltl~ Htid'tn'wlfll’.
I~lc ntudy and ii lll'illnt' el't‘t‘tl‘li llll~
morning and. followed this alteration}
by the lltlili'l'rm oi lllc titty dcllvl-t'cd by
llli‘ lil‘i‘. II. A“. Kllulciiiiici'il. lIi .\i"lv
ilnvcll. llliill’llliitl oi lllc llenculbly.
'I‘llu l-lw'cdiull conicrctlcc closed this
illorlliug with .l lltil‘ it'litll. ‘i‘lil- triu-
ices oi lllc PNWi'tllhli ltrllltlt'illlitlll brill n
meeting this morning and vutcd
build it llcw uudltorluill till» lull. till
PMINVILLL AIIIIILY
VIOLIN 'l‘lCM'Iliill.
J. a. u
in.
. . i . . . , laundry work All worhigliaraatasd.
”mm“ m “l‘iNNUllMlllN’lm tin; :‘lum‘ shirts 'i'c. collars. tlfic: lrt waists.
it it Its W W “i“ l2c. tilt the has three utilities in
I out it ilali stories high and WillIil“ l “rm‘twrh ‘1..." be it . in”
Two l'lil‘llltiliil . mulluodiltc lion portions on the ground I business. a. l.
. floor. I
"Wu-... m... -
Illtll ll VAN!“ wanna
um"... i. WM pm dolor oi the state were “MN . thous-
units oi dosctis oi salt at r “sh.
SI“ “the uh" ' m’ The money t'liltiAtINI tor iii A was hhv
luv Associated Press)
llridgcpori. l‘oilit. August ltd At ll:
inclol‘ll llalsi lil'c trail discovri-lui ill
the lint-rill \’nculub Works on Norill
. \i'lo-lllllglou ilisiiuc 'l‘lll'cc Ire cu~
gluon t’t'h|lltiiili‘ii and soon had Alto
ltlasc under control. dailies llllillorc.
who lids inch in tlic ctllploy oi till! a doscu or room lllab tin
nttllilltll)’ im the punt twppiy yours. Willi litc tltilh it'll“! the i
all» ltnrlleti severely on one iii his "mm", M“ '“N ”u ”'"m WU“ M
"the ”vault-ties “H.900 an it
tillill. ilcilllliulil llcltly. a lileniiwr u , tnoullity lulytncllls. W has ‘ m
the live dcparliilcul. was l'lilt into salvation ... the ”it." “3'
ulillc on his way to "A" lire by acycilsl done nearly as wall. and i all“!
and atlillllltli) injured.
The damage iu the building lliiiouulli NANl'ntJNNNNm :I‘I' x;“:"‘::9~. . ‘t it
"' "'"m' ”a" N" m""""“' Alil'lltl oi lllc swine pal-d. has hat-it the
_, Nlt‘i‘lt'li rcsoitrcc upon which many a i milk MI
' liliptulllcil to tide' lthlt' "it! led ”In.“
The int-inborn ui lltlilcr lodge. No. in.
I. ll, ii. i".. ore ituliiimi that the illiteral
oi llrollicr l‘llcnlir 'l'hcali will be hold
at his talc bonit- Wednesday at Mill p.
Meet at lodge rnotna at Add.
FRANK W. MMIIA. I. I.
llnrpcru Mngnslnc
Tltc Appellate could at Ill 1‘
.has decided that christian .
are not medical arastlaaars la
mar oi the mat.
Norwalk Chronicler