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Associstotl Prose ‘Dosnotohoo.
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sow-m NORWALK.CONN.. THURSDAY. AUGZUST 25,1898. ‘
{loosed this lloralsg at tho Moo
of the Select-so in Norwalk.
IIlE um IIIII It] or.
ligsrssof tarsal lasaoh d do. tho.
“Who thrown,
hotthoylposifyfloitlloatls-
mil”.
h
Bids for the new $800,000 3% per
cent. bond issue of the town of Norwailt .
were opened by the selecttnen this mor- I
plug. Those present were Selectmen
lorrlll and Lynes and Town Treasurer
William A. Curtis, for the town: Trea- I
attrer George It}. Miller. representing the ?
Norwslh Savings society; Treaaurer ‘1
Victor 8. Selleck. of the Fairlield Coun- ;
ty Savings aociety. and H. L. Crawford
of New York city. accompanied by At-
torney Gray. representing N. W. Harris I
A 00.. New York broken.
These are the hide: I
Melville 1‘ Hall. Stamford 1.0072 per.
cent. premium amounting to ”Jan.
Norwalk Savings Society and i‘air- "
field County Savings society. Joint bid.
1.0075 per cent.. premium amounting toI
82.250. 1
C. H. White & 00.. New York. 1.0075‘
per cent. premium amounting to 82.250
N. W. Harris A 00.. New .York, L0]-
070 per cont..
”.237.
I
lt‘araon. Leach A (30.. New York. Lol-
I Mlll't‘ lleacli a few days ago. and aunt:-
‘ of them report that among the many .
people there they obsethd Ilr. Four
:and Mrs. Webb,
of the relocation prescribed no special .
band. It is believed that the specifica--
10 per cent. premium amounting to
83.300.
The bid of rat-son Leach a Ca. specl- 3
lies gold- bonds. As the advertisement
tlon Is an ,error. If this Is a fat-t the
seleetmen will award the bid to this‘
woman
Harris I Co.s. representative lt‘nlill‘v
kcd that if the selecttncn would issue
gold bonds that his concern would ruin.-
the bid ova lI‘araon. Leach a (la.
The selectmen havo no authority or
desire to Issue gold bonds and have so
untitled ii‘arson. beach A Co. The ttw-
artl of the bids awaits a satisfactory l'l-- ,
ply from this concern.
At 2 o'clock tth afternoon 'I‘owu
(bonsai Levi Warner stated to It repre-
sentative of the Sentinel that the hitl
tor the town bonds had not been award-
ed.
The reason for this. undoubtedly. is
that he has received notice from Attor-
ney Joseph A. (tray. representing N. \t'.
Harris A (30.. who claims that atty aw-
ard to II‘arIton. Leach 8: Co. would be
Illegal.
Attorney tlray claimiI that tttc hid of
II‘arItouJaetu-h d (30.. was a bid for gold
bandit. and therefore did not properly
come under the call and could not be
fuirly received or considered. To make
it a hid under the call It wottltl bc nec-
esssry to strike out the gold clause. and
that would make it In effect a new bid.
Air. tiray says liltt‘llt'llitt' bid won
for .70 premium under the call for bid»
and was tho higheat bld legally panic;
that the bonds belong to tin-m. and that
they will enforce their rights lit the
llitltetl stale! cottl'tl.
The bid of N. W. llarrhI at t‘o. Willi
I.0l'ill per cent. which wait to be con-
aldered at the limit to which thc iirtu
would go. It was agreed with Selectman
Merrill that tho hid would be consider-
ed as a bill of one one-hundredth of one
per cent. above tho neat best bid. pro-
vided that the Inn should prove to be
the highest bidder. l-‘arsou. leach h
Ila. being out. as Mr. tiray clalnut. N.
W. Harris 0 Co. are the highest bid-
dera over the Norwalh Havinga hattkt.
the one oar-hundredth pct cent. t'iullac,
matting their legal bid .7ti. (in Ila-m-
grounds the llrttt prom-cu bringing
IIuIl.
'l'own t‘ounael Levi Warm-r III now
t-ngagtd looking into the complication.
Mr. Warner remarked to hit. tlray.
It In asld. that if l-‘araon. beach A (‘03-
bld was off the N. W. lltirria hid wan
not in conformity. and both might be
thrown out and the bandit awaidt-tl to
the Norwalit list/lu- bash.
in Ntilitt'Ablt Poll til'liIAi.
Mre. Lydia A. liedletu. of Illsztlietlt
atmt. died. Banday evening. of pbthl-
win. tiller It comparailw abort Ilium.
tires. Itedlt-nt loot been a resident of
Iierby for bill s’ few Intitilha. cumin.
here from Norwnllt. like wait it with
ow. sgmi hilly-“ll" roan. Me montbn.
and team one non. William tiedtent.
who Ill employed In thrI organ chop.
‘l'ite body was pit-pared for burial by
I'ndorlallor t‘ a lulu. and wait mo
in Norwatlt. lhis morning on the it to
train for Interment. Prayer» were
had at her late home In tith- city by
it". hi. f'lisinhrrialn. before leaving for
lbtI train.~ Annuals itenttuel.
~ll‘lluil ”All.
A bid 0! Mil blurI flab In lying at
Watlt'bgtmi Air-wt bridge. ileliltig .if
it and I! eoalii a plea
' lug libraries wasa feature of the course
_ lirary.
premium amounting to I.
‘ltott :tlt. itootlt Norwsilt.
communal! moral
nos loott loans that tho “II-DJ
lohool at Alkali.“
Alisa Angeline Scott. of the Booth
Norwslit Public Library. has returned
from Amherst. iissa., where she has
taken a Jourae to library economy at:
the Sativeur Summer school. Thai
class Is conducted In the library of
Amherst college. by W. l. Fletcher. one
of the best known librarians of the
country. The course includea claaaI-'
flooded—Including a comparative,
study of the Decimal and Expansion}
systems—card cataloguing. and all de-
tails of libray management. accordingl
to the moat approved methods. Thhtl
year's class was the largest In the hitt-
tory of the Summer School. and it In- ‘
eluded persons from all over the Unit-I
ed States. most of them being already .
In library positions. The Boston Pal».
‘ Iic library. New York Free Git-culating ‘
Library. Columbia llnlveralty anti var-
louII other prominent Intttilutlons were
represented among the student. Vlslt- "
this year to observe methods. Among
those to which Mr. Fletcher conducted 3
parties of atudenta were the Forbes Ll-
Northampton. the blatathtttup-r
ton Library. the Atlientteum and lltirtw
Itou Public Library. and Harvard l'n-
Iverttity Libraty. This list contprlx-ce
I every kintl of library large and small.
While In Cambridge. the party visited
the Itlvemldc Prerta of Iloughton Mif- .
flin & ('o.. and watched the making of'
books from type setting to shipment
...—._
am an annotation.
ltamford People Observed llr Page
and Its. Wobb at Pleasure loach
Several Stamford people were at I'Ic- I
who recently disap-
peared front Noroton. and were ntar-'
tied August ll by Justice of me l’eloc‘
'I‘. M. Parker. at Port t‘htster. The
pair recognized the Stamford vIsILUI'IIN
and immediately separated and kept
out of night. This move. ltowcvcr.
came too late to deceive the Stamford
people. as was intended. The couplc‘
have since disappetirul. and In Noroton
it ill generally believed that they will
not return. ' .
TWO 300m IIIUOI.
Ira. Ilorm of'l'uoaday Night unmo-
ly Iororo at Iiivsrmino.
'I‘he thunder iiiOl‘Ill Tuesday evening
In Silvcrtuluc.
residence
was exceedingly IIcvt-rc
l‘rdltkllu II. was
iItruck twice. once during each tillOWI'r.
Each time. the thuntlcr bolt lauded upon
a gable. Ileniollahtug built of tllettt. A
considerable portion of the roof coruict-
watt ultIo ripped off. and planter and lath
were knocked oil In the Interior of tlic .
house. The occupantit escaped Injury.
(‘harlett I’Itt‘u house wait also struck
and sliIngIcII. lath and plater slt'llllti'tul
In all Illi'cctlouu. .Iiatnage about 83.0.,
The lnnttttca wcrtI badly frlithtcucd by
the shock.
litit'lug Ittitt night's ltcnvy thunder:
norm in IItrit-I buy ulul grain barn. own
ed by Frank Williams. llle Itorao III-titer.
inllattItI filrce miles north of New i‘a-
paint. was ulrttck by lightning and latr-
III-d to the ground. A large quantity of
bay and grain Watt burnt-II. making a
total loan of "Juan,
'l‘IAII‘l-lth‘liAltKltlt. ’
\IbIs litter liarker. of New t‘ttututn
was married to Ft tItIerIt-k ll. "llnipuouw
of WWI Noiw.allt oti lluuday. at Ilcd
Itirtl. by the lie\ . Mr. ilwrlibtt-r r. 'fil‘ltt
bride wore ti while tlrctot. ll‘illllllt‘tl‘.
with while lact- and blue ribbona. AI
collation was moved at the rtuddttnco of I
\lr. and Alva-I tlttIrge Ilrtiiidliurnt on ‘
Noutlnaty Itrmt lll lio- evening ‘I'III .
happy couple will reimb- Itt lIloulIi
NtIrwalk \lr "lttupI-ou in Milli to la-
Itbout thirty yearn old. and It III rum- ;
tired that he lagnti lthI courtship about ’
twtt week». ago lib-n Ilarkcr in In her'
wrentectllh year
.....-.-.- .. .
I‘AII. I'll! 'l‘tl ”‘ll llN (Willi 'llllc AIIIN
.. nv.
llohett I. Itrowu. of riotttli NtIt'wulk
wait before Judge lI't‘Iot In the Town
t“ourt. tlibI morning. on a charge of
tart-city Ill‘t‘li‘f'l‘l'li by l‘rtIIII-tick iicbtld-
tor the barber. It wan aIlIgtId that on
Anita-t Inf ltrowit Wile In ltrhlgeimrt.
and that It. A. tlantu gave bitu it to
give to itrheldlcr. but for some rcauon
llrown failed to turn over the lunacy,
lie an- discharged on lltlt‘lllt‘ftl of the
out» of the cit-w. which amounted to
.5.
Ill 5"”
Aunt lti'it
lNill‘ltANi'a‘. liltil’f‘
IJiWIIlli’I‘ ItA‘l‘it.
l’itl'lIM contemplating liftI lituurotiIII. .
would do well to Investigate the Mill!
offered by the hittltittl lieu-rte Life
l‘und timwialiott. of Now York. the
lament Natural premium life lnnnr-
nmIe organisation in the wort-i, W
it. f‘rtwltett. ilpot'isl representative.
"'ll‘~r
'fi‘gtitha‘.’ ‘
it" at
, of a goveruoraltip back of
‘ Power or for l.tIItll:~lIlll‘)’.
‘ lilt' county Iltlt'rt.
Pilillllll PIBIliIll ..
Inaosbat'y Backers Doing a Great
Deal of Work Is the Slate.
SECRET (IF PIllIlElI'S Pillli‘.
lononbtthathohasAsph-ationsfora
flsosinthotlahtnotoraalmport-
ant. Amhasoadorship-Ants-
momma.
New Havetf letter to the New York
Commercial Advertluer: Why Mr.
Porter ililolliti be so anxious to become
governor of (‘onecticut lit something
that a large number of (lonectlcut peo- I
pie. fail to understand. They are ill—
cliued to believe that his present poul-
llon III a math more honorable and de-
slrable one: that he now occupies a un- ‘
' tlonnl tit-Id. whereas ill the later case
his reputation would be confined ul-
mtittt entirely to his own state. It in
‘ thought. however. that Mr. l’orter hitfl;
more extensive plans titan tho
satisftic lion
mere
of defeating u
faction whit it has got the uppermost of
him so many times and of tI'bItallng
the Republican party iti (‘titit-ctlcttt.
His prest- nt niovc lllt‘lilri arc Hippos. d to
. be founded upon the theory that Wil— of the butt weather ulundtmcd the idea
"llaut \chinIey is to have a
. term at Washington.
accontl
ll Mr. l'tilfllt‘rs
prunoaticationa are correct. and
carries through Illa present plan of be-
coming governor of toncttitut he
would have “lllrillt'il libt gubernatorial
ttIrtu content]Ioraneously with Mr. lilt-
KInIeya entrance upon his
term as president.
H't‘t tilitl!
hint. Air”.
Porter could very easily slop into a
cabinet position or itilo one of
llllirll important Ittttlttisatl'tioI-nltlp.«.’ It
would not octlic llrel little that .i pits-
ltif‘ltt's secretary has been raised to a
tablncl position. i'tJlnM'lit'lIl people
think there Is no dotlbt that in aspttu
Watts of ”tilt kilttl the .wcrtIt ol‘ Mr.
Porter‘s gubernatorial plans can bc
:tIIatIovtIrcd.
The Porter Ineu itt New Haven lilt'.
.Iontldeut that New Haven will wen-l a
solid delegation to the Matte convention
for I'l‘t‘h’itit'lll McKinley» |il'i\.lit' It c.-
Mary and they are illl.~lililu to we
Illiti such will be the result of th.- can
i'llrlI'l". There has been heard ltom
little to time till“ that the tlclcgntintl
will be divided but the Porter'clcttqut
lll't‘ not Ill all Inclined to take tltl»
view of the situation. The I.tititl:~bur,\‘
lull-Itch in this city are doing a good
deal of Work and any the) will lIc
hmr-l truth in ctcry ward In the town
when the t'lilit‘llttt-rt are held. I'.ill;l
tiiillll.
Silica .llltihtlll. .lr. in one of tltc two
deli-gulch elected ill rltrutford its .l tlI'l-
clinic to the rcpuIIIn-au alliltt ttI-tlcu-
liou. 'I‘liertI III II great deal of Hllt'clllth
litui an to \vlict'c IIII mantis lit the au-
llt'l‘lidlltl'illi lune ulictlicr hr in tor
It be argued
Illdl hr 1. II I‘~II'.\‘ I’ith' p-Iiwtiul and
political lticltII to Porter. and on thc
oilitt band It t~ H-Ilii that If lI‘.itt'l‘t~ld
ttllllll)’ III for l.ouunbur,v. he will an an
It I» .itItiouncml llltti
'th gclitlclttutt III illihltllit- to go to the
«latt- new» llc ltd-I M'I‘i‘l'tl leI-c iii
. llit' Ittw‘.‘ mine.
The liepublicnio. of the town of
‘ llutttlogaou nut 'I‘lletttltli night In cutt-
an and clcctcd tllurttcv- “'llllltit'll and
Edward IianIIy. l.ounI-IIIury tucu. dcl
edition to tile IIlitIII ttulveull Ill The
Porter men had Ililltll' outtc Iill effort ill
liuntlngtou and hoped to «any tltt
t'liilt‘lil.
.a -. ”W“...—
A pronounced Lutlllllttli‘)’ lioptthlt-
All. uho «aw that cwmhing wait go
lull lll llltI tiil'II'iiUll ti! .lullli .\dd.mlt
l'orict'. rcuutrkctl after the vote had
been lukcti ttptl belurc tlitI ballots were
«ouqud: "They may heat lie here. but
we will give them IItiIlyIttaI at the
pollu.’ Millillt'iuIA'il I‘cuny l'rcm.
litgiiauutu. littllicltl. titford and tluni
‘ hell have elected lautuabury iii'it‘fllfilt‘h.
w...~..—...... -- ....
llldltll (W CONTROL.
tioveruor t‘utihc. 'l‘rcaatiter ilrottvtI-
ttor ttud I‘tllttplt‘tillel‘ Mend uttIt yetltIr-
day till flip board of control to tontIItlct
the application of several state depart-
lllt'llll for an additional allowance mm
the atnltv treasury. iluturuuce t‘ttititnht-
altliit'l' lit-Ila explained to the board tiu
llI't't'nil)‘ for more tuoucy for his iii"
partiuenl and the board adjourned to
"I‘ll Wraith-Inlay in Iunutder further all
math-rs now before It,
t.‘l.AiMlt itllill it'rtildll tau,
t‘onIItttltit- tlootlwln none to Norwalit
tlilIt morning trying to get nullit- trace
of lion-anti (litter. a Ilutigarlatt girl.
Who. it Is alleged. stole III" belonging
to 'l‘hemn Krlnacti. of Ii Bullion street.
With whom all» realdetl. It In ltrllervd
the girl wont to wtmtport by trolley.
.q- . a.
political ‘
he 1
With Ilie prtlst lit"
the ‘
Akma-
m at non-aux
mils Mr and ”limit ISIX]
sltlatsp wilted.
(By Annotated Freon.)
Montauk Point. Inc. lb-fiwretary oil The ’l‘liltigvalla Steamer Norge
War Also:- III hm. and there has been Sinks a French Fishing Boat.
much speculation In (‘amp Wilton since I
§ his arrival as to the exact reason of his
..... .. am who t... .5... an CRISHEII TOGETHER III A fill}. ..
he secretary clitlolned mattertt today. I
1 i’rom history It appearit that It was a
woman who persuaded Gen. Miter to Aloatlaworodand It: [on and a.
3‘ make a personal inspection of thel 3”" Picked lip-Wild COMM
‘3 camp and that woman ht Mrs. John A. sndAlsrtn Amongtaasongors
Logan. When the lmoactOeout-rod.
I it seems that Mitt. Logan's sort Is at
Montauk Point and from him she has New York. Auguat 35.1.“, Ihittg-
receiver repotte of the condition 0' voila line of steamer Norse sank the
"I“ i‘flmll- ”I" (“Will‘s '0' “‘3“an "'93. French fishing schooner ImCttquettc.off
. "Will“. "I“ accommodations 19" "I“ I Bayonne. France, oti Saturday laal. Atl-
the slIk. it lit to he Inferred final three ‘ lain and pig.“ mm..." Were my“ hm
reports IOIIWD'WI “W lmrrmlm "W rilxit't‘ll went down with the unfortunI
t‘amp Wikoff lit wretcbetlly equipped. ”m. “.mq'
- v v I
This lnfcreutc lb drawn bet out» a tiny. Th.- Nome sailed from Sit-ttln All-
or m" “I" “r" ““m' called at u"'firatat :.ld and t‘htlatianuend I'.’th. with
White ilouttc and bad a long talk with IS“...
the president. When hits. Logan had
told all ttllo ilutl lit-tll‘tl the preaitlonl
I naked If Idle would not go over to the
War departmtut and tell the story to
the rat-c retarv of will. rllie mid :IIIII‘
\I‘t.iuld ilenttal tiger tlieteupon dc-
Itt passengers and till ulcernge passen-
grrs. 'l'hc wcaitltcr was generally line
to the banks of Newfoundland. when it
'bttuuu- foggy with puttlitIa of
wtathcr. tinSattirdny.
clear
August 20. be~
. .mm m In“... at 5...”.qu inapctt'tolt of lawn :l and 1 o'clock in the lift-Iranian;
I the lump
I Set- I'eilll‘t
Iltc Weather was foggy. but not so llilck
In coiisctpient-e .
Iiilitt the Vessel III rt|iNltl
Aixi‘fil
of sleeping ill (lam-nil Wheeler» tent ..
i and bctook luuiaclf to i’l‘ttiltlt‘lli liahl- It'lllilhtl uheud. llie
w'lntt privaltI car: Sccgu tlictc. after in- Iwind was fairly brisk froth tiit- wan-d
! spccting lhc Iamp llu said: "I am‘ M...“ u WNW] ”Mm”. hm.
I vcty ttgrtIeaIIII surprised at the t‘llltii
. lions I find here. With such at large
. number of Illtil mu: It confusion might
have been expelled. It in estimated
that there live I. 1'00 tncn lit the ltospl
tul tudav. I find the conditions of the
general lloepItal poor. and the stake
. ticed fixing up. A large detail of men
llllrl been made and they will ptit them
out three c able
southwest,
nit-d up front the north with millet full
and stood tlircctly across the bow of
the steamer. 'I'lio bells wcre rum: to
stop and back at full apt-ml. bttt too late
to check the steamer» headway to ll ftill
stop. The stronger. a fishing schooner.
fell acrotut the bow and with a crash
waxI forced our and tillllli. As the int-
i
I
1 1" in "pup... 0rd,... tomorrow The pact occurred three 'utcu sprung aboard
s‘it'k seem to be vorv cltcct-ful. I saw ”’ ”"‘ N""fl*‘- '“lt‘ passcugt-rs 0' lb“
W‘mw 0‘“, “h” w”; very III I u“. Norac. total of whom Wct'c about the
I‘m“ MIMI" to “1.”. Illlltl In H", IMF". «leeks, rushed about ill confusion liiltl
tiou litiatllilll. .Intl w~~ut through ward. mm" i" ”W “I‘m“- “I“ “'I‘I‘I' WI'" Ilult'l-
, from A to It H. the generul hmmmL ' ~Il when lltcy lv-lll'lll'tl that the tilt'llillcl'
. shall finish lit} tunpcction lilt'l't' totuor- “3"" uninjured. "I "I" "It‘flllllllli' SI him!
‘crow. lam amen-ably iturpriaetl with M" """""“" ""‘l “I“ “It'll find II III»:
.‘lhe whole sltmI’fuu and think tltlst air “‘"I'" WW" "II the "atom: wear!
I will build up the mcn.l shall eta!“ “'4‘” *“W ”Intent lllllllt'IliaItIly and lb stole
several days spouting it ill‘ili vacttlon. ”m “”11““ “II“ it” “IAIN”! Ill lbw
tltc first that I haw taken.“ “""“'I
Sm l't'iilr)‘ Algal a.» til‘l\t‘ll curly ttI- Among ”Nb-’0 rtiilt'tl \t‘nat tlp- captain.
day to the i.’t'llll.li hospital. tthIII~cl"IlI'I:Iiit lv'uudaou. cl' lbw Nola-I. mid
lilt‘lt are IL'IIN sill. dililiilli. II. pi-r ”I'll it» a sham \I‘Ni tlu- Norgt- outs
woolly ttiilit-‘l-d-Il with than of tit-III'I’HHII' W kIIlt Imt of the it It oi I.ll
~II-k lilt'll. illtlllllltl Its to their I'tliliii- ‘Ilillulz wait. but till..- was a time wit-In
lltlll and if thcv \\t I" in null or uuy~ ”I" “Will: Haul IIIuld «In more it. It. lp
thing. and made nutcs of what he Iotw. “VI-“t” "but it... DII'IIIIII‘I'. 'l‘lI-I Into-r
Ilc tt~suitd the shit man that a~ anon. “4" “Milk ally-III at full hilt't‘ti .fur lhc
as tlity were well though lilt) would “I“ “do "“1 "I ”I“ l‘lllflllltill 0! iltI
be allotted to go to their illllllt> onl .Itnnin alliiil'lt'lll to rIt-Iimo litinlw.“
furlough ”~lllt lit-lltillliill an» an or live \t‘illlt‘i ll: pl
An ultra ~Itp|tlt III milk was ruc I\ I I hand by..." and unit Illliit'l‘ good Hit"
IIII today and tho .I blessing to the I\ will" “ II II"! made no :ItlI-tttpl itl avoid
lihultl .qumw. lllic Ittlllstou kIt-piug his nails full ttulll
titttI-tal AlgIr ~IIII lltete ttttlal lIc III I “|“”"-‘ ""‘li‘l‘ ”I" law; “to birth
hum; 'tttlli gallon of milk lli'ilili‘t d in limit of tilt Noun should ililtt' two \is
lb.- lltuiillllti doth. and tit-raitucutcut MN“ for a illllit Iildlilllt't‘ This he lilt-
llzln lawn "llllil' for .ticlt a ntll‘l'll'. l“””‘“”“-‘ "I l'IIIIIIIIII KIIIIIIIIIII'II itittlII-
lir. \t‘elderniau. of the German or. ’ltt'lll. 'I‘htI ulnc run-tied illitl'lllel'it were
toy. and llr. littIiubch. Ion-goon In the annual" to port and win I... imp“... ”m
tieruutu navy. and iiitllit'lllilii t‘om- itnuttitla 'l‘bc litrti “hm pm“... 1
tuuuder 'i'lltilli:lt~l\ii. of tho .l.i|I:tuc~II mo of lih'lil) tlt.- mm in MI."
natty. are being Iworltul through the. -«—— -
camp tin Ii iillll uf iii-pt-ct‘ittn.
M! ll IO! “[30!
lb: Millil‘lltii‘l'. the quarantine doctor.
but thus far boat-tint all the tratoIlIorhI I In Iarut has Iot‘tdlea o p lluotlag
and imported l:l.tII.‘I imam. . ton to m. Adirondack '0‘.an
The body of l'l‘li‘lilt' :Ilward Iiiituc.‘
of t‘ouituutv L. awoud Alttmtcltttwttu i“! *‘r-‘I'l‘lll'i'd l'l'i‘r-rl
t‘ttltiltlt‘t‘t‘n. witoIlIctl iilti evening from. NH i'ork. Annual 2!» I. II:. thttctt,
malarial ftIvtIr. wit» buried In the camp \ll'tl pi-ciidpm or the gum...” pmm
“"“m‘” otupany. and i‘hut‘lcs Al. 'l'wccd. goit-
tilt the tratlupott Yale which .trrlvc‘d _
\cutcttlill' were do utlb-crtt of the fIrIIt "Ml ”"m’w' “l ”W """“““‘~"I I’m" ““
brigade. third Ilttbdou. flftli tinny lllllulc ltlcudu III .‘li‘. llulttlttgton. |il't'tt
corp» under command of A. A. liar :IIIIIul of the tutupatiy. Milli tltut tlicrc
lunch. of the Third mfmury than no truth ill tlic I‘t‘iittl'l that Mr.
‘l‘th sect-ltd, i‘omin and Fifth rcguI ellillllilllllili bad uuuc to any harm Itt
lnr artillery lutttlIII front the lleIItiIute ,slli‘ Way.
ttI-tI-rdsty abet-tum. and owning l‘be I‘tlta. N. Y. \lflllat ’I‘ht- icpott
punt“... walled flail“! w in t‘oIonI-l that tuIIhI l' Huntington. the railroad
Iluntlugton and IN- matine- fut I‘Iirt» tliltlklltiit'. wan idiot at Ill-I camp ill I'm.
utoutlt. N. Ii. 'I‘III Yale and iloluntk Ituul on llauptttt idlltl‘ in the Adh-
.oc all" In llit' but «waiting to bc illi nodal-LII ht not ttu.
ltuttlod. -
ll.
all
a
.. .. .ItlI:\lti\'AI.tii‘t 'til'i'thll‘ ilrl t‘tilil'rl
t‘thNlIli"l'lt‘l"I' Itoiaunit hath no ,\.,,.,.,,..., pr...“
tlli‘ Amt-count l‘rI-MI i \\'tiiiillitflltllt. Augtod :h The follow
WIlIt't‘lItII'l’. All" I '33 Ni Mill I'll” .iug luoI tit-tn [muted at the war depart
t‘larcuco litititi llliii- i-ccclvcd word III fluent.
III IIENI llIlIlll
l ‘ahlp
We" and "‘9 llOspltttl equipments for 1m.“ 20' 0" [hp Grand Banks. Th9 on”.
it first and tItIrty~threc itcctmd cab- .
was reduced. -
I ‘ttpluitl Kuudeon said he could see ab- ‘
the death of their «on. f‘orpIIi-tl .lolttt
“tilt“. of t‘otupatiy ll. I'itlltId illuteit to
fault). now ttt I‘ltlilittltl de t‘lilIa. mt‘
Auguid III. of malarial for. r. 'l‘ltvi
young tittttt had bun lo the rmulur or
hit H' ttlte for about five yearn
IIAIII IllIlllN Al'l'tth'I‘l'lIl IIHAN
lily Annot- ittlt Il Prowl
I'Iiicngo. Auguul Ilr. ltdtnuiitl .l.
datum. protein-or of political Itciencc In
the l'ulrerslly of i'iilcngu, bite been
appointed dean of the new tt-iitIlitIrI'
colic-an. ovaaulml by lilo l'ttlreruliy
of the foundation ItIIIttt-d by "I“. liltu
thou-I malno-
A].
a. r
lilitli tilt‘ Alltil’idtltv
tlly Aunts hilt-d l'rt-um
ltprlnglicld. item. August to I‘ll,
Hart-hall John I. Connors. of filth-open.
‘illeti of spaniel] hm thiti noon.
Witnitllilittlt. August L'I
tlIIutIt‘uI t'upptliger. lllittlitville. Ala.“
‘ You will give ortltra for ”in retrieval
of all your cutpu now ttt lI‘eruaudlun tti
lluttlutlllc til ultcc. ‘Iliis imminetu
Ilitlilltl ls- IItpctlltI-d ill cvttt way pm
futilit-
ll)‘ order of tho III-crctary of war
titlgucdi
it. t' t‘tililllN.
AIllitIttntIilcucral.
IIlNIdil‘l‘lNil Al'l'lililN'l‘lt'lilll.
tliy Atalflt‘illf‘l. ”from,
thin I l‘lilii'lwl'tl. August ill. The naval
recrtillllll Itttttlou Iii lIiII clty butt
illi'll illlrll)‘ engaged for the put all
lillfil‘ colliding apprcnllt-ca for the tin-
V'til wribo 'l‘ltn tidal Ituiulwr of up:
pllI-IttbuiII baa reached an even hltntlml
and of thew. witty have been «Inamlttcd
and twenty five occupied and mu in
the
him inland.
t .I'. $
,.m.aIzI.n..uM.>sflIMmM " '
rewiring "hip Independence. iil'
IOIIiIYJOIII us our.
IoaszdlnlralW 'sstport this
Inning for low York.
(By Associated Press.) I '
Wealport. (‘annu Augmtt 9' Rear:
an)"
'l'lto
Admiral W. 8. Scliley started for New}
York this morning on tltetraln leaving
this station at it: till.
panied by his son- -ll-I law. it s. Wort-
The admiral. apparently hatl cont-
pletely recovered front hill lndlsportl-.
lion. l'pon reaching New York he
will proceed Immediately to his flag-
will proceed to Washington. Mrs.
Schley lttated today that Admiral
.‘lchIey will regirn to Satigaluck with
her to spend the coming Sunday.
New York. August 25—itear Admiral
Scltley came to town today front the.
country place in Connecticut of lilii sou.
.in-Iaw, it hi. Stuart-Wortley. The ad- ‘
ntlrtil said he felt much Improved for
bin brief outing. Ilia personal plans.
ltd huili.
the navy department. but he hoped to
commit himself there is rI-tooiu to be-
lu-vc that be will Iourut-y to \i‘tlaliltig-'
1 fort today. E
008 0108. or natal-ox.
homo Good [booting Done this [out
. lug Dospito Unfavorablo conditions
tlly Associated l‘l‘t‘stl.)
Ilristol. ('otui.. August rib—The fourth
annual tournament of tho (‘onnecliuct :
rltatc League of (tun t‘lubtt Is being lit-id ‘
today all the grounds of the Bristol tltltt .
t‘lub at East Bristol. The total atone
bct' of entries lit forty-nine. represent-
Ing New Haven. Ilridgcport. Hartford,
iIerItb-n. tluilfortl. Windsor Locks.
'l‘ltomunttin and llriutol. There are set»
an Individual and fleI team race evonla.
on the card. The weather is cloudy
and not favorttblc for title work.
withstanding lutwcvcr,
st'nl't-It were made tlltII morning.
mutt- good
'l‘ht best work this morning watt done
by Savage and Initiation. of New liti-
vcu; I'oiat. .\lcritlou; Steven». (lullfortl:
'I‘ro-ut. last Hartford; II‘rench. 'l‘ltom-
.laltill. t‘utlcr. Window luck». and Soul,
of Ilrbttol. They all made clcttu all‘lll't‘rl.
II tilt the exception of Suvugc. who unidi-
ouII luItIiI.
I'itlt‘l-Zrl Il.-\lill 'I‘tl IllIlA'l‘.
I-‘ttrti black and double utilctl built-5‘
bone, pair; tlood
Cute». 5 cents cat-It; llutltig Flaunt-Is.
i'Ig. .‘t and ti wine a yard: lllcucbt-d and
browns yard wltlt- tuualltt. i cents per
yard.
close;
I" tu-Iitit pct'
llartl wood ilw‘tltllt'liill. 02.00 each;
White lIItlttmtIl ilt‘tlilit‘lllill. .335 each'
ll‘: plut- Illuticr Sets. “.15. Then.-
uIIIItIII are offered at both stores.
field & lloyt.
"WW... . .. . . .. my...
'l‘llAerI'tiIt'I‘il lil-IAI‘II MANILA.
lily .\.~htl‘illlt'li l'rtwtl _
\i’ttuhlugtuu. .tugunt 2!» The war dc
[llil'iilil'lli llllll l‘tIt‘tIhiItl lilt' fttllttwillii'
Manila \ugttsl: .'. lliltli rt :l.I ii. iii.
to inhibit“ (ltlltl ill. \i‘ttuliluglon:
Illa dc .Iiillt'll‘tt and l‘cuiotylvanlu tir-
i-Ithl iwIIuIyIfourtlt; all well: no caau~
tillliot, ekt'ettlillif l'l'i\‘.’llt~ Wt'lllill. h‘ll'fll
Htilllll Itakota. who died laItww-u thin
l-‘IaiIcItIt-o and Honolulu.
He was act on» =
the Brooklyn. where he willI
‘ spend the day. Tomorrow he will be; W AN'I I‘D— A
joined by hire. Schley and with her.
wore subordinate to thoac of‘
i
i
i
I
lllll- l
l’illow ’
Ladle-I“ Hltirt waittlit. 2 for 250. to ‘
m”..'
trllgut-dl
MNIiIlIT'I‘.
FOUND.
’-
lI‘tit‘Nli Pair of none giaasos without
rluoI. Apply at thin aloe. all lit
atlocaautrtaouo.
VIOLIN 'i‘ltlAi‘iIlilt.
.l. A. ilfil'itflN.
For home apply at it! I‘m-poet aw
lillti. Noraalit. t‘onn. ahlltf
\ lI'lltll‘l' P LAN! LAI‘Nliiti' *WIli
Lee tutti opened it laundry at lfi Wall
«tract. Notwallt. for all kinds of
laundry work. All work guaranteed.
lthlrtt. ‘Ie; militia. liar: shirt wills".
Itc. Mr. Ire bait titrec laundries in
lirldgnport. where he dot-It a large
buslaeu. til ltu
attidf‘l'l‘tiltit WANi‘lIili «map or
gI-utleiiwu for our ctttitpttlgit sets ttf
.Ititciiilc lttttthtt for the bIIIIIIayII Each
WI lute four books graded for little
onto to grownup ftIIitII. lilach book
charming. delightful. captivating.
Price» range from lltl count up to
”no, large illitiIit.lMit'ii overflow-
Ins with happy lllllliirllliiltit. 'l‘reni~
l'lltliillil III-liars. Nuthltta llhtI limit.
Pour nttuithe‘ golden harvest for our
«motto workers. I’rctilt alvr-tr.
lt‘rtwlalil paid. lliggmtt tItitIllllaeltmiI.
mom with Milflllllrit of all four Itutiita
free. lit-tut twelve two cant «lamps
for paying part only of the vintage
alone. iii-tip all fruit tilitl elflt‘ UM
a month with out elicitinlre Jami-
llea vi.» ill-Inna um neuronal!
Jan-alb- lteoartttieat. Chicago.
WK?"
A by thing and ov erythl‘af
keep yourey ooh and
v ertlse in tidal «alumina...
Quick reanlht will follow.
WANTED-43m to core for baby. I
Washington utreel. all it
WANTBD~~A good soil list ilnlshor .
and danger to go Went—steady work '
guaranteed for sober and good than. _
Hoyt a Wolthansen A Go. suit
girl for general banana
‘Wtil‘il. Swede or Hungarian probo-
red. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Nowhlvk.
Morgan avenue. Norwslk. all) It.
WANTED—Situation by a young cook
and laundretts or general housework.
t'.tll at 42 Fort Point stroot. Baal
Norwalk. In“
'ro arr. H
No.
Rent modsrsto.
all It
[‘0 LET—Five rooms lower floor.
7 Seymour place:
Apply on premises.
; enjoy another rest before taking up his 'I‘b LET—“Lower half of house. No. 11
work tut a member of tbtI l’orto Rico:
‘ military cotnluittsloii. >
Although Admiral Sclilcy declined to?
Aral! .
not at
Ilnvlland fiil't‘l. seven roonia.
Reed Haviland.
'I‘f) LEFT-Apartments In the brick
block on Leonard street; also four
rooms at 31'
tnontli. Enquire of Charles '1‘. [atoll-
nl'tl. Nurwulk. autf
Avid!
butcher. 1|
o2Ii It
1‘0 I.IIl’I‘--~lI‘our roomtt. front.
August Roetttt-her.
North Matti street.
TO LET Two furnished rooms with or
without board. Inquire at 10 Union
atreet South Norwallt. a2! lw
T0 LET—5, It or 3 roomtt at 17 Wood-
ward avenue. afl 0t
. 'I‘t) LE’l‘oNo. l6 Quintttrd avenue, new
house 7 rooms. with modern illr
provernouttt: rent. reasonable. In-
quire of George A. Clark. No. 10
I'nlon Street. at. M
'm LET-Apartments of in rooms
first floor. it and 10 Tollos strost. Inst
claim order. Apply to John ll.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob ll.
Layton. South Norwslk. ill!
'I‘O REN ’I‘--Houao for one or two fal-
Ilicit at Iii Acadomy street. Apply
to 'l‘. S. Osborn. 23 Horwln limit.
Norwalk. alltl
'l‘tl LEV—Olden. in the second door it
. The Sentinel building. Apply I
‘ 'l‘he i-lcntlnel ointw.
, T0 LET-«Sits rot-ma. iluaic llall bloat.
' rillillli‘it' {or ttflit't‘i: litililtl. twelve
' roomit. with improvements. No. it
Arch street; cotton. 89 Woodward
avenue. E. A. Woodward.
'l‘t) manhunt and mood story fear
apartment.- over Oloen shoo store.
hour room each. Rent 0! and UI'.
llulla bottled. lighted and club”.
For further particulars loouiro at tho
oillcr of the Old Woll Ch" 00..
83 Washington atroot.
FOR III-l.
JD!
lI‘tllt HA|.IIl~ Piano by It party moviu.
\‘cry clcgtutt upright grand piano:
liandttomcly carved; Intent dulln: lit
octave: tau-d only tIInctI last April:
cost thou and fully warranted by nts~
ltel'. Atltll‘ettit t‘. It}. utility. lllllilh
Nurwulk pnttt other. I“ at
l-‘t‘llt RALIII New residence. It ma.
all Improvt-mt-ttta. barn and plat!
fruit: b ntlnutcs‘ from trolley and
railroad IItallott. t‘all or addroaa
him. it. Taylor. flregory Boulevard.
Emit Norwallt Poll". I“ it
"ill tIAl.lc--A tlltoolnger Upright hl~
Iiflli. New four years hid Add it”
ttIIII In excellent f'tlltlliiilil. and
will be Milli for let-II than half prioo
or eta-banned for another Instru-
nwnt can be won at James limb
ard's furniture More. llarloa.
stilt
i‘tilt intuit Nurwslh llasti laundry.
It good httIIlneIIII opportunity fora
nillltll lnmttnent. Apply to if. I.
Ambler. Norwallt altf
-wo-.I
Ill lilNNlltl li‘flll HAIMMJ ll. WWI
otters blII basin-no. Iiilt‘l and II» .
lures If Iaild before Iontonhor “ii.
A bargain for mine one. If not still
will rt-utove ttt No. l linear or“...
about too loot front m Wadi“
atreel. iltitilli Norwailt. (‘0..-
at “I
il‘fil unit A Isa aunt-sat of tho
celebrated ”all" "out.“ It
mat-lo mesa death
ilartiwaro company. loath lineal.”
M
LOO‘I'.
tour ~A pom-not ahll. stint load
rotor with men «ton. Drilled a
from If l'tittltm latnrdar h
News is rim-rod for Its rotors fl ..
t'ltarlett tiratt. at Mother’- m
‘ Norwslh.
Water street. rent or per 7'
Norwalk Chronicler