NUMBER 8,195.
'llIE Ill 0i i lilliE
Lightning Enters the Rooms at the
bath lierwalk Club.
a
lit Witt—iii till FIRE.
mmmhmmw
lagudnthsly-aastn- none.
and Inns of the M
Whitman's!!-
inghhsss.
Lightning last night caused a fire in
the rooms of The South Norwalk club.
in Donovan' s block. which resulted in
considerable damage to the building’
and the handsome natures oi the club
While Oincer Waiter Hall was pa-
trolling the Washington street belt at
2:15 o‘clock. this morning. he noticed
a bright light In the club parlor. He
thought the circumstance rather
strange, and upon making further in-
vestigation discovered that a fire was
In progress in the building. He went
to Box 3 and turned in an alarm. Driv-
er Samuel McGowan‘s count indicated
that the alarm was from Box l3. and
he at once went toward the new school
building in Franklin street. lie met
Chief Engineer Baker. who inquired
where the tire was. Unable to locate,
it they returned to the hose house and
looked at the indicator. which shop-rd
Box 3. Another alarm was subsc-
quentiy turned In from Do: 3 22v 0!-
iicer Pennington. Arriving at
scene of the blaae they found that Of-
hoer iiall lind broken out the llrge
plate glass in the lower door and gain-
ed admittance to the building. The of- *
liceer cut his hand quite badly. 'l‘wo
extinguishers were taken "out
supply wagon and a line of hose run
up the stairs. but Chiei linker ordered
that no water he turned on. as he real-
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land that inestimnblo damage would he .
done. not only to the club rooms. bit! ‘
also to the stocks in the stores untler- ‘
aesth.
Some trouble wail experienced with
the new drop harness for the trui k.
The horses were driven around
promptly from the stable by t‘llarlcs
W. Seymour and George Hubbard. who
had to wait for thc trttck housc diliil‘.‘
to open. in leaving the house it snap
truck on one of ‘ihc rcins bet-ami- tlc-
tacheii. and Driver Seymour was pull—
cd irom his seat and down on the pole
of the truck before he could ipiict tlic
unruly horses.
Driver hit-(Iowan ilrovc down Walt-r
street anti tttct the trilck. 'I'lii- cxtn-
gull-hora were taken on and placcd in
the supply wagon and carried to the
tire. in about forty minutes the tire-
lncn had the names extinguished. A
hole about tiftten by foitr feet was hur-
ned lit the rolling of the parlor. iiilil
the iirc ltiiit catcn its way through thi-
heavy timbers and igiiitcd thc tlooriug
of the gymnasium. burning through
two thicknesses of wood and making
it hole in the door about sci'cll ii-ct
long and three feet wide. The cults-rs
irotn the ceiling dropped down upon
the handsome art situarc which cover-
ed the liner. and this. with two chairs.
wcrc ruini-d. The gas itstitrts in thc
parlor were also broken.
It bi Milli. by an electrician who has
made an examination of the count
units. that improper wiring and ltllli~
lug was the undoubted caiiiic iii the
tire. During the severe thundcr storm
iightnittg evidently ”“0"“ on tho cl-
iu-trtc light witc and made contact
with the gas pipe. which was burned
through to thc i-ltwtrtc t‘iil‘i‘t'lll and
the too- ignited. whcrc it sillttliitli'i'ttil
sometime bciore the tire its» dliwoicr-
ed The clituinttt'c made by the tire lit“-
twerlt the ceiling and hour allow
plainly shows. the clcctrhtsn say».
that the wiring was done in a t'iil‘ltlntt
manner without l‘t'liil'il iiu Insiiiuiicc
pm titttiiiits where it was convicted
iii-tn night. thottgh all «striated wiring
tit-twain to be all right. and thus ii iii
dwcpttvc liit «this further. that tires
of this nature are not unlikely to lt'llt’
tit-ti as there are many places in town
where the wirlu iii in it very danger-
niiii condition and should be placed in
propcr shapi- without delay. according
to insurance rules
.i. Ihiittwatt. tht-r iii the block. than
not carry any insurance The liiiiith
Not-walk "lilll carries an insurance oi
.t.:ttiit illiltlt'tl between Taylor g “00‘
«an anti .l it Iartiiii'i- itII'Ii'lra
it'i’lti'i“Ii A WINNII'AI‘K iiiliiilii
The residence of hint limitat- i‘sr»
nit. on llulibeli street. in the list-y
, ill district. of Winntpsiiii. «was
irtn‘h by a thunder bolt during "Ill
IiMI‘ shmily before midnight. and he-
tildes lasing shattered in litany piam
was «its badly hug-iii to an. Thi-
loss will amount to several hundred
dollars fully covered by insurance.
the -
the ‘
”sesame-u
i
SOUTH nonwsuc. CONN. WEDNESDAYT'AUGTI‘ST 24. 1898.
rmjw
'i'he Inmates auiisred severely from;
mama... ”will? 000ml ISSUE“:
nil with h
Johnson. and three entail.l children.
They were aroused by the heavy
crashes of thunder. when one more so,
were than the others seemed to them to
fairly tilt the house from its found»
tion. it was followed by a crashing
of woodwork. the breaking oi glass
and the tailing of plaster. while a
smell oi sulphur permeated the atmos-l 9
phere. .
The children were terrified. and as
mm as IONA“.
’sottttsi’stsnssiaasiiasrnnasmls
I”.
(By Idamsel-tied Press)
japort. arrived ii lontauk last night,
‘iust before a heavy thunder storm set
SIX DAYS of“ IIUI‘RY nun.’ in. The Yale has on beard detach-
tments oi various troops. The ‘stornit
continued for four hours. and was in
soon as Mrs. Parrett and her sister re- ”-l q-Il I ,
covered suiiiclently to pacify them at “b. " ana- 3'
'search was made of the premises. ’ gm“ I‘M" Ml
i Mrs. Parrett openedr the attic door. ~I‘ranaportationog‘...
iintendtng to go up stairs and see how ,
Ethlngs were in that portion of the[ ‘ h ital m“ in the ncral hos ital
mum when m n. We” Wk n Adjutant General Haven lilu issutil 0"" '9 P
. “a“ 0' ilatne She an the alarm ’ the following orders for the state en- and “““d M‘” "“9"", Five “n"
and the children ran out into the street camptnent of the National Guard: “WNW tents "l "l“ detention hospital
shouting' 'flrc!" l. Brigadier-General Russell l-‘riait.- which Md been fitted up to ”"3“" sick
.—.——.__._.
by the storm. quickly rallied to Mrs. kl will rent the landi of some
Psrrett's assistance with buckets. and ’ 10"“ Guard. I" hereby ordered '0 “'3 ng ill? “I
I m Mum. ,m won hm“, 30m, * soluble the following portion iii no 0' “W 8M! Den 0“ the transports
attacked the flames from the tum “a command: Second Regiment: l-‘Ield The big Y. I. t‘ A. tent in which the
totherg grout-gt ladder. and climbed to Staff Non-commissioned staff. "Ohtti- [soldiers spend much of their tilitc writ-
the roof. After an hour's hard work till Corps. Band (‘ompitnlcs it I, and log to their relatives or reading. Wall
the flames were subtitled. biit not before ‘ i o lcvrlleii h a... tile ‘l‘h . slit ,8 1
the rafters uni the entire interior of: E' meh "Kim”“l- “m Separate" '5 y 3 - i . i n
;thc attic was charred. Beside the dam- ’ ”mm“: Signal t‘orps. and MM’MM' 3 m" Pond Bay ”do safely through m”
iago to the attic by fire the water went (tun liltitt‘ri'. t‘. N. (i.. at the State . "0"“-
idown into the rooms below. soaking the . Military chdesvoils. Nlantic. '(‘Onli..’ “"9“"? 0‘ War “89"» “'0 “"‘Vi‘ti
ceilings and damaging bedding and car- Monday 3",".th 12 ‘89,; at m last night from Worthington. left at 72in
:mghe thunder bolt tore oil a mm“ lo'clock. s. m.. ior six days' camp "‘“yw this morning fir Camp Wikofi up
0' the roof and making m way to a1 No organisation or ntiy members there. WW accompanied by Wionfl "9| her. 01
bed room on the second iloor tore oi! oi will be allowed In ramp itriur mlthc quartermalters department. and
ilatli and plaster. smashed out some that date. ;.\iajor Hopkins. assistant Adjutant gcn-
windows and then crashed out through "mm" Frost will “m“. rcititlsltlonit'ml
whi’t‘l‘i'sfnlsdlllc Johnson a piece 0' Mrs on the Qiiartcrmastcr- tlcncrnl oi the lite transport Alintlla. tiihlih arriicd
l‘arrctt. proved herself a veritable he jg”... fur nocensury camp i‘qllilidgp lust iilght was inspected today. tap-
roinc spr- ran front hottsc to house in i supplies anti blank ammunition r... tnin t‘apron. father of i‘nptaiit t‘uproii.
the viiinltv. hammering on the doors lililli‘i‘il to tarry ottt any field tittincilv- 1M Ill? rouab-ritters. who Witt kill!“ it!
and “mitt! "I" "MIN“?! *0 "tint! it"? ’crs decided upon. "it will tlllltiit' a'rlantlugo. is on board illi'k.
13:: 12:35:; T: ”Warns: mom’fiim’: t careful inspection of all record books. The resular Milly mcn toda)‘ “31‘0“"
mer Denney. John Fielder. James Far and see that they are properly kept; Ni dclii'tli'ii‘tt from the Woman's War
rell and several others. land will forw.irit to the Ailiiiitint- tlcn. Relic! assiwiiition. Mrs. Waiworth. titt-
The damage will be rcapalrcil at, once cral' s oillie a c otlsoliiiutcil morning rc director general. today gave the men at
Thomas imydcn's ”'00“ at wm'“ port of the troops each day of the on- the Third. Ninth. Sixth and Tenth
‘tiuuk. “WW" up |.lttlc Boston. was cnnipmcnt: and will forward to littoravalry the supplies. The rcgtllsl‘s iiiiil
. olilcc. iii the clinic oi the cncampmcttt, l tiicti forgotten in the haste to give dltiit-
struck during the storm. Several panes
of glass wcrc smashed. but no. oilicr .
all ilnlly consolidated reports of ihc’tlt‘ti to the volunteer soldiers. litany
' illtli-rcnt
‘.
damage resulted.
organisations of Met i'nln- soldiers have two discharged froiit the
'3' 'Al 0' m "0.0 III)! linund. hospitals. hilt there are other sick to
--~ ~~~- - ‘ .i i
‘ ll. lite Quitrtcrmastcr-(icncrltl will take their places as soon as tlii-y vii-
A Whoa Iicyelid nun Down and In
jursd while on his Way Innis.
A bicycle accident occurred at South
jWiiton. last evening. lil which .Iohn
Aiiltiril. of Wilton. was scrlouiily injur-
cil and will undoubtedly be laid tip for ‘ camp militia!" and Mlltltiit‘H “Wm
some time. . ’lilnlllicts for i'ittittnisiiloitcil iimrt‘l'h. oil a special train
it was shortly after it oclocit and Ad- . who will provide them for their "w“ . cori-cspollili'ntr. 3.. “itary Muir siutid
In". was scorching along at “ ”I'M quarters. The baggage will he l‘llilli‘il ‘ that he hoped to ittlikc ti thorough to-
rate. H" httd “W" to horWnlk ""‘l to two company chcsts ior t‘ltt'll llil‘rili spci-tIott of the camp llc i-odc with tit.
ttv l c - . ' - ‘
.8" n “"11 '6 mull home [How u" try t'I'ttiItulli'- Mill our chest for int h army oiiiccrs. who iitct hitll at tho ill'|iiil
“0“” 1 “ "M" “M “'7’ "“r" ““" ‘ ~~lnlili| and liincliiin-i‘gun sci-lion ttdl
lwiilg tint smoothest oil the Mt lllilltl ‘ N.”- ll‘iliililliit' will in. “mnm' m m“. m.
stitc. Adlurd chorw that side to ride oil. I ”M. or small mm“ ltil‘ Nu." m... “m,
Approaching in It“ opposite direction...” Transportation M. hum” M.
was it iii-m driven by Hubbard "lukt'w lltilil nmt innit will ln- ittrtlisliiid titt'v
""‘- “h"- "" ""“”“'" M ”l“ ‘h'rk'l"""- ; irotii lu'ittstdc lllltl rcgitllcntalli.-itt|ipitr~
was keeping close In on his own sldc. ’: w”: mum. t‘Ul‘ltt‘ Mm "whim. mm : ‘l' it ~‘"""“"‘
. 'llii scirctiiry will innkc a cwoitipliti
Suddenly llli'l‘i' was a ctnui. liiiil tlir . . .. ., ..
.. . , ”"m’" "m“ ”w" ""W'h‘ “""“""‘ tcitr oi the big iaiiip hciorc lot lt'lill‘lih
ittiycltst was thrown several feet. whin
i lay out the camp ground. pitch the
tents. and furnish transportation for
the troops. lii'cludiiig nmeasnry bar
gage. to and irom the titulc Military
itcndcsvous. He will also furnish
cute.
'l‘l’im hilldri‘tl nicn iii the Twelfth
the breakwater ititil have gonc ltito the
detention camp
Scct'i-lnr)’ Altai-r
tirrii‘cil tit Illc l‘lilllli
To the iicwspupvt‘
to liittiiipiattcrs Mill .is soon .is hi it i.‘
1i iiiiutiiiactl by tlic Vtiiillllt't'i.‘ illitl trun-
’ lars lltc sci-rctary sits loudly chm-rod.
Sci-rotary Aigcr intimated that l'l‘t'nl~
tli‘lil .\Icl\'itili~_i was much I‘Ullt't‘rllt'tl ill
tllit‘ matter of pt’opcl'ly czii'iitg lttl‘ lll'
‘ Ill. The i’itlnfltllflnti'-iit‘nt‘riil will , llc will also iti‘ iiitiy itiioriticii wilt-ii iii
lhi horse tsgutt iii pllttigi and innlpiil 1 ("mph .“tnrtmqp-p for tltc a‘ltllklt'tl li-avcs tii‘ to host lbw volutitccrn iii-l alt
bu u“. wimp]. Adm". w” "may...“ u“ } mm; “N H", iii” of mmm‘mam“ “m“ .illll tlicir lii‘llltl lilil-li‘l’t‘tl out. For this
conscious. M soon m "mum“. ”In“. W” mm.” ”w“. “mu“ “n"wlmw 1rtnini‘iti ltt- will I:N‘lltl i-uiisiitt-rulitc ttiit.
. . ‘ ill lit‘ i‘ilnittn o ilo- rointll-i‘tdct's titiit
iotitrol oi lllt‘ tiuilii tic wont to Adlut'il i- - - . ‘
,, lltc) liilihl prinitii ”Iii" "“H "mm" ”W .‘it‘it'lily'lll'hl l‘t'iiillli'iil
.nisotancc. Ilivlp was stitiittioiicd tiiiil lt‘llt't‘. 'l‘hc Iii-litudc t‘otiinitssttry will
The bout of lilllti) utiiiplctcly ciliuus
;tcil itiittty oi tiii Miltlit'i'ri in ilit‘ i'itlt|||
liliil wnii l't'ttlitillsilllt‘ tor at number oi
,ilctitlttt 'l‘hi- iolloniiig tiicti captrcd in
tiny iti thc gi-ttcrul lii|l|il|iill William
liil' young luau \ititi tlitnily l‘i'flltll‘t'tl to
totim-lottsttcss,
i‘t-tttirl to. and act with.
wiry ilclti't‘til lli
iilritlslii-il.
I\' t'ottittitittilliitr iiflli'i'rs will tiitilic
tlii- i‘otiitiil~
Mo was badly t'ttt iilt’ inspecting tltc food
the shoulder and about the head and
'tli‘t .
Attcr ll itlltll'l ilcllty Ilic liijiit'i-d tnatt iMmI'ttc. itt'lliill iliii'it‘lt'l‘lliiiali‘i‘. 'l‘i'oop
war isrrti-d ltoiuc and In'. it, Ii. lluiii """""m"" "'r "“’"""'“““"‘ "" "r “t“ -i‘. l'li‘al t‘iilicd Still-n t'uiulti. litthotit
liilttitit wait sittiiliiotii-il to dress up. in ioi'i- fleptonihcr It-t. Ill'tihllliti. ii-vi-r; l‘t‘lviitc .lllllli'n Morris. l'tiitcit
Jilttcs. 'l‘odtiy tlii- Ibillt'lll iii an t'ttlil" \'. Payroll» for duty Will b- unidit “W” Infantry. "width“ “W: l‘l‘i-
"twill.“ it“ ”t" it" "ilti't‘lt'il Nit llllillit‘ ‘ out strictly ltt accordion-c with law ’ :zit't" lh’illw'lml‘l Stri‘md lll‘mm
... . . . * iiu W's. use it). . l its
is uttuthid to tilt tiuitl. lib tlti liliiiltst . "mt must i“. ...muupmt “mt ulflni'tI oit ’ , l l , u m _'" "
.Iilllilltt that in was titaltittlt ' ‘|"i‘“‘" '“M t'“ "i" “tiltlllfltl \lt‘iitiitt
. or lit-fore the last day oi the cut-antic 1m... m. p..."- w“, Mum.“ MM".
. iiii-iit. and iorwtirilcd to llii‘ Adiiltunb ‘ ‘i‘lin t‘i-porl oi lllt‘ tnopttat tilillitiritit-s
’ iii-ticritl‘s limri‘. shun llllt‘l‘t' arc Hit tiicti lti tho ”duo-M
\‘l lliii'iinltlnicuts of tlic National hospital “l whom. "" "m‘ “M“ with U"
tittitril being held it! ttiiilliiriti oi lttii, mum. “saw".mlrtumsnmmd m.“ m"
l\‘1‘r)‘ tillii'i't‘ iiltil i‘lillhli‘il tttitit iii I‘i“ . 'l‘lti' .mm'm" “mm W
‘qilll'i‘tl to he prcsciit for duty illlli‘t-h'
rminmid '"r Illl‘fl'l'llllh'l' raugguwv Thaw Tl'llliihiHl l’l'ilfll ilil' liliflilliil
lit'lttniltcr iii-iti-rtil will report to ”lir- ”It in“ Mi "it '“tittil “N9 "mitt
oilIi-c titti 'Itllilllls toiled out.” tit. ipi i ’iil thi Third and ‘I'iiiutticth ri-aitlar iii
with tht iiiiioe iii slim-tilt lutitiii its M‘l‘ all i. there in tin ttm
. tuition-i disclose on board. ‘l‘hcri- nit»
llili‘ (It‘tilll that oi l'iiiutc .lflllll‘ti t'opit
' land, or t'oiiiiitiiiv 't‘wctittcth iii
i-‘Aithil‘iii .thiit liAKllil t'til. lllltl'i
iii-orgc Ail-ti. iii tiri-i-li l-‘tiriiis. was
drlvlnti down Woodward uvi-ntti' 'thh-
itiiii‘ttltiu. Whi‘il ht- i‘IillIilt'tl with Philip
l.uttcr'.~ buttrry \i‘t‘tfltlll. which ”to tlrl
\i-r was iii the itt‘l oi 't't'li iig li‘itlll'tl
tlctti‘ hlr liltllt'r‘s stprc Mr. “it“
than ttwcti titli. and injured iinc iii to.
leg». and a “lit‘i‘l on not intiicrv curt
was arrciicil ‘l’tic tart-cit ii'lirriis Iiiiiil
wu~ iitkt‘li itttti it tit-at by politic lttr
Iii -tiiictit
iliiloiiiitiitt
“MIG UI' ll 2‘01!“
..il-‘.I"i‘ Wll.li.\tAN IN 'l‘ltl‘l i‘Alt .
lily .Aitriia‘litliiil i'i‘itiu t
A 't.inipit ticsptitih stilts .
'I‘hi litilliioli li‘i'lliili iii the I'llliiitl
t'uipa Ilitliillii‘il lo-rc "Milt” a success»
int test of its signal balloon today 'I‘hc
i-nltoou nicciiitwl til it height of Lilith
lit" , iiliiti it on» hi'lil by it ropc b‘irst
licutontttii i. It Wtitiitiuti unit tu-iiiiiil
l.l”’i|l"fltlil 'i‘ It .i. t'srnplii-ll oi thi-
itigniil l'ttllin iicrr in the car. and hit"
with them it number of scientiiii iii
utrimicnts, and ti catncra. with which
photographs oi Tampa tiny and the attr~
rounding country were taken
. Flinn“ I'll".
A load of fresh blue tlsh is lying at
thxit‘tlgl'tl street bridge. lelitit-t ut
ii and :0 tests a pm
i t'idotici licrliai-b is in cotiiiutind iii the
Is - harmonica“ elitists. "mm
The Mill til it tiiit‘liw iii itlI tlt‘llla A gm". "mum. liltliblitll'l ill" lawn
a ttcli t‘titaptiny ii i‘iiurtii rcgitnint ? sighted touting in. but she is too far
will hold Iiiiiurc lining to intuit. toott “it’ll lttltt‘ tandoori" '
. . .
pittec lII tho Not-walk armory. lust '" m" "n" “ “ ”um mm"
, ports in the bay
night There was it iitrltii stimulator
of tits tiirtiibcis l'irot I.trutciiiiiit
i'llttrirs ll iitiliis tltilli-il the oliitt
nit-inherit iii the titititiiiiait tg‘giutrii ilii .
ti and ttcrgrttnt iii-tin ‘tl terry attic
instructions in a tiipttiii of m riiltti. who
gtvc promise of making viii-ellcnt aol~
liltilttttcl'tilt'l‘ IIAiilililll MitittiNtl
iliy .t‘tihtl‘lllittl "N‘t‘i‘ i
Itrtitgi-port. \iiaittt .‘i Andrew Mark
a barber who lived with his wife and
ttirm- ilitiiiri-ii at in“ hogan street blast
dti-rs. ’lwo applications for manila-v m". h" "N" missing irom mm" “m"
llilli lll llit‘ ivnmp‘ny up" fflqt'.'fld' Thursday. Ailfltill ll. "ll Il't' ll" Ml
Appointments of niitM-otiimlaalotieil of. . Idea where he is and she is in destituti-
ilcera were inadii as iottnws: Privates Minumum...‘
William H. liloom. Andrew Nooaan.‘ M-..
i‘iandiuti It. liishctitcy and William» The Tops-ha. Kan” i'itttm'll has tillnfll~
Mulrahy to lfii‘m'fml’lll. The t'nlillllfiy‘nl tip ordinance tailing it“: W'Hlllillll
.wttl drill again acst Friday night. istaaip business ”.000 ayesr.
The neighbors. who had been around i commanding Brigade Conectlcut Nat- 1soldiers were shattered anti ifietr wrec- :
regular infantry ease itisiitiitinrkcil from "
titii- liilliili't'il lllltl tour .ttii tiicti iii'l‘t"
irsthriilei “N, u. m .3 funny. from exhaustion and itystcnti-ry ’
TYPHlllll Al lililillfl
Companies of the National Guard: New York. assist iii—rite auxiliary PM"! John Peterson. of the Nor-
tltst Go to Niantlc ilsxt loath. ism-tor we '0' “in! M It- I W“ walk Company. in the Hospital.
N’0 FEAR 0i ill EPIDEIIC.
0st loans. low that. the Var has
'l'orminotsd—lunaways from
camp hnsdriiisaanoiiara
(‘atnp iiavcn. Niantlc. Aifltirll 2:
All
ed to ditty.
court martlulcil. and most of
have been fitted it; of their pay.
l‘rliatc George t‘astlc is home oil a bravi-
twcnty-iour hour til-is.
It". A” IOUIII "300!
Last lighit’a Ibornt Iagsil with Great
Violanosin lany Manes
(By Associated Press)
Newton. Conn.
been known here for years passed over
the town about midnight.
owned by Charles Webster. in the
(tray i’ltiltl distrlcl‘. was struck by light-
ning and totally destroyed by tire. The
“annihilated” is In. the opinion of the men there. the worst t ““WP'" It 3"” Anxious '0 loss is atlmated at at 000 with no In-
jespericnceii by themrslnce they enlist- i
;ed. The wind blew down many of thei’
isoldlars' tents, twisted the wires about'
the camp. blew down the Red Cross'
surancc. Bchrni houses in the town
were struck by'llghtning. but the dltm- 1
age in every case was small.
A linrn
owned by Mrs. David lllpplc. itt iirooli~
field was also striick by a bolt of light-
nii-mbcrs oi (‘ompany i. who ning and burnout.
Wore. away without leave have return-j
About twenty men who bcavicst lbiltlib-r storm oi the season
were absent without leave have been ’ tiasm'il OVPI‘ lhifi '0‘"! and Vit‘lllili' last
them tcvcning. The lightning was Int-casual
New Milford, Point. August 2t~«'l‘lti~
and the thunder crashes continuous and
Nit less than live iircs wcrc
’illiM‘l‘Vi'tl during the storm In various
Many oi the boys arc very anxious surrounding acctiosli.
The only dain-
'0 3" home, its~ tbcy bcllcvc the war ls ‘ age I’t'luii‘lt‘tl in the town was In the ill--
over. and If troops are needed to fortli strut-lion of a small burn on viii: Edwin
all army of i‘i'tiilllitlltill. they should hi- ; llostwiclt properly.
recruited form Home incn‘ who wish to‘.
stay in tlic scrvicc and who iIld
lsikcvillc. t‘onil.. August til-mit‘or no
not lti or and a lilili Inst Writing the must
make sacrifices to voluntccr while the tcrritii electrical storm cvr-r cxpcricnc—
country was at war.
It‘ll in this vicinity raged.
"it" a dost-ii
1'71““? Jim“ I'l‘lmi'“ is tliiiii‘ it“'leiiccs wcrc struck and sonic illitiiiiK"
at the hospital with typhoid icvcr. but
his is the only case iii i‘liifilt.
no fear oi an epidemic.
Almost cvcry lliliil in the company
has been home and many are begin-
ning to look for it second pass. but in
view of tile fact tltat the regiment may
be mustered out in it icw weeks, they
are not so anxious as they would oili-
crwlsc be.
Mrs. W. W.
ulll lilootii.
day.
Mrs. Henry ll.
llt'ltnl l'ayllc.
a icw days.
t‘aptaltl liosc has received a general
order from tho iiiljltiittll of tho stair“.
placing the i‘. .\'. ti. on a peace iiiot
illg. Inch company is to have not
more than slxtyuclght nor less than
iortydwo.
liltwim. “'lfi' it! I.iruti-n-
It'll Nittnllt‘ for llillnt' lli~
l'aylio. wife of Stir-v
is staying in Nldlil‘i‘ for
There is :
barn cottilcciiid
of ll.
'i‘lic largc
sit niiucr
Wit 4 done
with ”It rcslilcilcc ii.
ii'clts. oi i‘iiii'ngo. was struck by light-
’Clit‘t t‘Fi‘lUll. It:
tilt»: and burned to the ground. causing
it to» estimated at about $2.5m. Sov-
irul otlici‘ imrtts iii the lli'ifllllnii‘litiol.
and A small hottsc. were also Ell'ilt‘k.
.illi tthl not take tire. The storm listed
ii‘ctll ii:."it until it o'clock.
t’oiiit.. August zit—Jib:-
si-virc tliuitilcr storm that
riiieiott has ixpcrli-iiccd in iiHIi)’ \‘i‘Ii‘s
‘l'lt'l' ll tl“
'l‘orringtoit.
ill'io‘. 'l'or-
tiniilc ii; :ippcat'ttitcc shortly
last cvi-itlltg. and continued for
'l'lic littlitni-ig was .il
lliiis’l toutiuizoits. wliilc paid after
i“iiili.
out four hours.
pcul
ol‘ l.iltilili l‘ tc'towcd caclt otliii ill i.itii|
'l'ol'rlntztou the light-
Tlli' imi‘n tlt'c Wondering if they will tiicti strut l. to many places. but did no
be ordered to camp with “to Fourth
iegiinent for a wt-cit In September.
should i‘omtinny i. in- mltstclctl out oi
the volunteer si-ri lit‘ before that llllit'.
lttforltiiittoll iroltt ii reliable source
lll'lli'illt‘ri lll.it iillt‘l‘ tlic i‘olittiitiiiit
tiiiuiiiccrs iil‘t‘ lliilhli'l't'il out tlii~\ \‘ut
ttifliii ilitut'il will llt' rciirgailllzcil and it“
tiicti will lie iltllllllil'il iiilo the National
iiiiitl'tl uho ivoitlil lii‘ tumble to ht'.‘\'t in
ii itiluiitm-l ztruiy. citticr trout piiy-lcul
disability ill i.ilttil_v rcspiiti. tittim‘
littW Altit l llIAitihll-Ilt
IID WI 1‘0 ROTOR.
The Inner Further Discussed at a
lasting field Yesterday Aitiirnoon.
.\ ji-ttii Iiii-i-tttit: til llll‘ l't‘lllt'H'llid
Elti‘h oi ilii ltotott |"lllll liiipritvclili-tit
iolnpuiiy and thc Norwuk Nit‘i‘itl |t.ttt
nnv compuilv lit-iii at thi- ri-sl
dots-c of H A Woodward yisti rdtti til
lt'lliiliill in tall. tip the priipiiocil |'\li'll
Wilt-
Hill“ iii llil' lilit‘ iii liiiliitl i‘itilit
ttwtiig to lllt‘ lii‘iil Ilii' ‘tt'~~litll ii:i--
lli‘lil ittiiiit Illc sitti‘tiitls |tlltlltt
lil'i‘M‘lli it‘t'rii .‘h‘ti‘l'o. Fillliilitti-‘lli.
\i’iimiwuiil and Shorts tor the llit"
pl‘tih‘t'nii'lll t'ttlliWiil)‘ unit ticitci'ul Main
tint-r .\iliilt. I'l'i‘hlilt‘ltl It}. Hill iiliil \ S.
llill‘lltll” for ”w Slit-ct lililluny mm
puny.
'l‘o .t i’t'ltll‘ht'lll-Illit’ of 'l‘ltc fit‘lllliltl
ilctii-int \tittittgcr \ctoii Nlltl this tour
litiig lli.ii tlicrc liiiil lit‘t‘ll .i flt'liitl‘dl do.
tit-slim oi tltc lHtllitIH‘il t‘hlt'llrllill. but
that tiotliititt for pulillculliitt ltiid iti-
vi-liipcil lIo Nilll Illc routc tor the
HM iltiii but “9"“ Ili'littlii'li ilit'lilt‘ll tt|ti-
uii. but would he tailor-amt to ”in buy
ihc tit‘titit't‘i) ovittit'w llii‘i tlti-iii \\'Iti~ii
.tHllt'Il it tho "t‘il Linc had any tilt-.i iii
3 partitioning the point Mr .‘i‘litll stiiil
Iiii. but up itti-iiiti-ti of tlic Iii-d l.itit-
would hr oi iiiiiiiiiil tilliiililiiflt‘ iii hoth
titlll|MlIlPFt lIc thought it thc iotiit iiti.
l-utlt iii-tit attitlil itilllllli'lli‘t' curl) tit
lllt‘ pint“ or lair ill tlic full
'l’litnu-
A “MI‘AI Illa!) Ul‘.
Islays he was lettered oi his in
Haney and his woos
William ii .lohto-oii. ti liiiitorttian oil
the Notwallt 'l‘t'itttiway litic. who llm
oil the old Wimtptirt road was ittitliig
a short I‘lll homc through the nine
titirtli oi the iii-tiicti whool hitililltitt,
‘itt t Ito o'clotti thti- morning. uhcn to-
f wit held up try too tiicti srtncii atth
’tlithn. iititt l‘l‘lli‘Vi'il oi lit» with and
."i to money The llllllI’fli‘flit‘ll are
[supposed to liaic imtll tramps
Mr. liilllliilill bad it ill'tt'li'l'lilt‘ fight
i with the tolilii-rs and wait hruhicil con
istderahiy Ait storm iti- ho ctittlil multi-
his escape he run down town illltl rc-
‘t ported to the Norwallt police.
(tutu-rt- Kenny and liartram act-tint
Illiili'tl him hack to tho. sci-tic oi illi-
mcittmtcr. but were unable to secure
any clue to the assailants.
-icut t'iilufli‘. The house or .\lattb.~v
lFIJVill‘y “ii! strutk. ‘ii bolt i‘li.t'li.lil it c
.\It a.
house Willi
hath-o il'itl :llalltly sll-li-iiiil!
oi the
lit \t'i-st iltinlit'li an iilitltt-
l-‘znivuy. A torui-t'
Irilii .l\\.t,i.
i‘|l|tli'll .t'l‘bi‘ owtii-d by him l.‘l"li~i was
ill.-
lion». ii.i~ .iii iii-l tow and not vcl’y tut
.tililth’ .ili-l i‘iill cd to tltc ground,
it on: not insult-ii.
lil'i-inmrt/ t‘iiltll., August It -l.lt:lit
ulna all‘lli'li llli' slci‘pli' oI’ tlic flcriniiit
l.|lillt‘l‘tlii I'lilit'i’li oti I'ili'li .iiclliii- lust
tinhlt
‘ tilLlli illliltiit illi- lil'lIY) tbitllilcr shout-i:
'l‘hc sliclitllittg tor a radius of lttiic ii‘ct
\t'.t.~ ilt‘rtii‘tiyt'il.
Norwich. i'oitu.. August ‘Jt-"l‘llc t'.ilii
{Till «lilting llio iii-xiv)" tlltttlili'r‘iitot‘tii
hot night out.» llli biggest tor tiny iiu.\
lll ihc lttillllli of August in thirty )'l'iil'ii.
.tii inch and it tutti of water icll illit-
log the hour iitiil it half that the siorttl
ldlltil. lii ls‘ilittl‘il lightning struck
I Lirui- ltrlill iiiiiicd l-i lttitiii-l ldiliiit.
touring it to hill" to llii‘ ground ‘l‘lic
to» in about .lllii, ivltli tio lllittli‘illlt't‘
\vllhll'tl t‘oiiii. August '.:l ’l'llc
Iliiiiulci~ riIII'lII tli.it |lithr3“il iit‘i-r \\'ltt
itll and vicinity List motility: i.iit.~ril
Itllirltli‘l‘iiltit‘ dauntiti. lii laiiht‘i'llit' it
built ouiii-d by ilit' Wclls Illll llti‘lli was
will" it try ltultttttlttt .ittil Iiitttil) iliisitiiy
tit by "It“ I‘Iliislllfl it loos oi about 31'.
"Hit, p..rtly cincrcii by lilritll‘lillt’t‘ l'II‘IIIIl
tlti lliitcltittss siliiiol tit ittic litttc, Ilti-ti
i‘lllt' llt‘ -~cii clitht tlt'i-s itui'iittitt lit liti-
\lt‘ilili) iii lstkciilic
in Httitdlsvlllc, blunt. Iiulittiliig t-ll‘lii'h
and badly Wl‘i‘t‘ki'tl ii house owned by
Ituvitl Kt'lllllliiill.
MIQCILLANIOUI.
\‘ltlldN 'l'hl.\i‘llilli.
.l. A llill'riilN.
l“tll li'l'iilti uppli til :lti‘ l'ro..pcct ilit'
lIllI‘. Nocuulk, i'iuiil. ititittti
\ l‘lllH'l‘ this! LAI'Nltltt' \i'sli
l.cc ti.i.. opioid .t Iaittldlt’ at it. Wall
.ticci. Notwulh. lot‘ till ltlliilu oi
bandit work tit work guarantor-it.
Shirl. 7i. tolltirs. l'uc, shirt waists,
lIc Ml‘ luv has three lutinilrtiis tii
lirttlgcpori. where he does it litruc
business. all liit
Milili'i'l'iliiti WAN’I‘WII laiiltiiti or
ttt-nllcttti-tt for our campaign twin iii
.liiwtitlo books for the holidays tint-h
not ltttv- ltittt' liiiiiits grmlcil (or little
"Him to grownup folks Each book
t‘littl‘lliiltfl. ilvllghtiitl, cultivating.
l'rii‘iw itilllt‘ iroiti litl i't'illu up to
Pin" lorgi- litlillltt. twich itrivrtiow.
inn with happy illustrations 'i'ri-tn-
i‘li'ltlllti sellers Nothing ltItc them
i-‘oitr liliillllltt iiolilcti hum-tit tor co
i‘l'Ii‘Hi‘ workers. i‘rr-dil gtit-ii.
Priiigltt paid lllggi-st cmttthitoilimti.
ttiiliit with siitiipleii iii all four books
trw», ticiitl twelve two i-titit stamps
for paying part only oi the postage
tlllllit'. Ilrittt tilt tricih and clt‘iii‘ "on
it itiotttti with out csi-iuiiive .lttvonw
tics 'i‘bc National ”with i'imcertt.
.lllVMIllt- Iii-panama. Chicago.
5 lei-p your eye on and
August- iii—One of thc
most severe thunder storms that has‘
A large barn ’
A m thing and et “flail“:
\crtiiic in this coliittin......
Qitlt'k results will follow.
wart-ran.“ '
WANTEIFA good soil hat. sat-Ilse ‘3
and danger to go Weak—steady M"
guaranteed for sober and good MI. .f.‘
iont It Wolthausen & Co.
l WAN'I‘F D-A girl for general hm-
norlt. Swede or Hungarian MI"
red. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Newklrk.
Morgan avenue. Norwalk. wit ‘
WANTED—Situation by a young cook
and lautiilress or general housework.
("all at £2 Fort l’oiut street. Hut
Norwalk. at“!
1'0 Last.
1
. .-....._......
TO I Ii.'l'- Apartments in the brick
block on Imonnrd street: also foil
rooms at 32 Water street. fall! .3 w
ilioitth. Enquiri- of Charles ‘I'. It!!!»
iil‘il. Norwulk. IS“!
TO Ll‘l'l‘wlrtitli‘ rooms. front. Apply
August itoi-ttccher. butcher. 1.
North M in street. all“
1o LE'l‘m'l'wo furnished rooms with or
without board.
street. South Norwaik. an iw
1‘0 LET—{L i or 3 rooms at 17 Wood-
wsril avcitilc. , I” It
1‘0 LET—No. til Qtlinttird avenue. new
house 7 rootiis. with modern ill-
prnrcmcnts; rent. reasonable. la-
qulrc of George A. Clark. No. 10
l'ilioit Htrcci. n10 0t
T0 LE'l‘~Apartmontii of five rooms
first floor. 8 and ti) 'i‘oiles stunt. Int
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. szz Wcst street. or Jacob ll.
Layton. South Norwalk. in!
T0 RENT—House for one or two EI-
llics at Iii Academy street. Apply
to T. 8. Osborn. 23 Merwin M
Norwalk. all t!
T0 l.li:To-0iilcc in the second liner of
The Sentinel building. Apply u
The Sentinel once.
T0 l.is:'i‘~—Slx rooms. Music Hall blank.
suitable ior olitccs: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. !
Ari-h street: cottage. 29 Wodwu'il
avenue. E. A. Woodward.
Ti) 1. :‘i‘—l-‘lrst and second story rear
apartments ovcr Olsen shoe store.
I-‘uitr rooms each. item tit and Cl.
Iialls lii'iitcd. lighted and cleaned.
i‘or iurtbi-r particulars inquire at the
Hl'lti‘ ill lliti ”Ill “'1‘" Pm? 00..
sit \i'ihlittigtott street.
FOR SILI.
l
shoutnger upright pl~
on... New tour vmrs ago and coat
gpiii. ltl i-itccllctit condition. and
hill be Milli for less than half prim
oi i-vihaiittcd for another tantra.
illt'lll. t'ali llt' nt'i‘ll at James Bireh~
.iril‘s turnltiiri- slnl‘i‘. linrleli.
' suit
l‘illl S.\l.l‘:‘\
b‘tilt HALE \ wry handsome ion“
icct camping tciit with tly tcnl. lb loot.
\tti “‘01. Also ll litillt'ti' side lid-
illcta tilt in good order. Apply to Al-
t'hilllllt‘i' Smith. '.'I Mcrwin street.
Not‘wtilk. i‘otltt. ‘30 90 W
l‘tiii Mid-1 Norwnlh "and laundry.
.i point itiitilllt‘t-s‘ opportunity for a
pull litt‘i‘hlllit‘lil. Apply lti I". U.
.\tilblci Niu'iitillt.
Ill H|\l"l'ifl Will NH." *3 ll Wllfllfil'
offers his business. stock and II'
ltli‘i"« it sold ll“lil‘t‘ liopiamher Hill.
A llii'tllll tor Milli" title. ii not sold
will ri-tltotc to No. l Rayner “MM.
itllttlll ltio ii-i-t from lit? Wlhllliuli
street. tittiitli Norwalk. t‘onii.
Ill it“
you sat ii: A lllii‘ assortment of the
t‘tiit‘lti‘llt‘il itatinrr llamatoitk at very
reasonable prices. ilottlh Infill!
iiariiiitirii company. liotith liorlalh.
L
LOST
t.tllt"l \ titan-cu foot skill. dark lead
rotor with .l‘i‘i‘ll oars liriltetl h“!
from t‘nli l‘lihllll’i‘ ltuitirda! tillhi.
liitwurii is tilleri-d tor its return i.
"llitl‘li‘it llygti. iii Mockcr's “HIM".
Norit’ttllt I“ * i‘
71
I
FOUND.
Pair of nose glaaiina withoat
Apply at this ofllca II“!
1
WW Nit
iittti
l
The itttltietl gown tn the atttwat Ovi-
ilt‘ltic til llti . Mitt"! Mml"
\i'c gi-itcrally ash advlte that It Ill
i-iltillrlit our own imlltlitita
wltii ri-ctiuoti shriliintitiwyp cintwyp"
The mind dangerous dirt is the one
who iltililih hit or shit iii really is love.
Then iii nothing tulle an MW
tag II it titisian phonograph.
out"
Inquire at it) Usisa ,
Norwalk Chronicler