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NUMBER 8,197.
bildiibflllil
Caplets Becker’s Sleep Fannie ite-
eevered at Port Journos.
till Wfiilllillil
metabolites-amuse»
elitism Isis-as win- as
"lined with a nuts to
“new
Captain Garret Dseher. oi Betta place.
last liorwaih. has recovered his sleep
resale. which was stolen treat her
moorings at Second Point. last Wedneso
day shat. and the litter is solely lodged
in the loath "math lockup.
The Fannie is valued at over 8400.
Immediately liter her ion was discov-
ered Captain Richard Reddy and Rob—
ert Carr set out in Captain Decker's
larger beat. the John 8.. ior long is-
land. Going into Port Jeiierson har-
bor they omitted the.stolen best. She
was boarded. and a young man who ap-
pears to be twenty-live years oi age.
was blind in the cabin cooking his din-
ner. lie elated no resistance when
told to get into the John ii..‘.slthouh
he had in his hip pocket a thirty—two
calibre revolver. He declined to have
any convention with his canton on
the way acro- the Sound. Arriving
here he was at once taken to the police
era.
This morning. beiore Judge Frost. he
gave the name oi Harry erto. oi Lynn.
llass.. and claimed that his parents
were respectable and weil-to-do. lie
said he had been camping at Nauvoo
island ior the past two days. and was
overcome by a desire to go across the
Sound: but as he had only a small skill
that was impossible. lie thereiore
rowed to East Norwalh and took the
Fannie, intending. he said. to send word
where the boat could be iound. but did
not have the opportunity. He claimed
that he was only nineteen years old.
When the took the boat he cut loose
the how. so he had no anchor
the maintail “a int and the Jib down
when the he“... recovered. Captain
oi Police Gladstone sent a telegram to;
the Bell View Hotel. interdale. New
Hampshire. where the young man said
his parents redhd. and as no reply
had been received from them. Judge
Frost decided h continue the case until
tomorrow tadrnlsg at it o'clock.
Captain Decker went eastward by
train yesterday in a search ior his boat.
btlt oi course did not succeed in learn-
ing anything oi it.
“—T—
not worn I'll 0!”.
Meg land in Several wuss irun
a Iuaaway loath lstwalk hey.
Several weeks ago Daniel Molvihill.
son oi Patrick hiatvihill oi Washington
street. disappeared irotn his home. and
ior a long time nothing has been heard -
treat him. Recently it youngcr broth-
er. aged nine years. stated that he had
seen the boy with a band oi artistes in ‘
Stainiord.
Yesterday aiternoon. Constable J. .l.
Goodwin was sent to iltamiord to visit
two camps oi gypsics. bill at both pili-
ces it was stated that there was no
such boy as he described. and tut-ther-
morc. they always scat away all boys
who showed any inclination to hattg ali-
out the setup. it is thought that "to
younger liulvlihlll boy was mistaken in
the identity oi the boy.
Although muss Iegegea. lies
H! H.. Cole 0st landed.
Milli “It‘ll. Illill. 0i llritke stru‘i.
llast Norwalh. and John t‘ole. Jr. a
son at llrltfletenticr Cole. were married
in Fort Cheater. last Wednesday night.
and are now residing with the bride's
lll‘fllin. ‘l‘ilii interesting attic iii the
siialr is the iact that ill-ts tllnith wits
mallet to aatnher young man. and
Mr. Cole to another rising lady. but
they evidently thought they wcrc mote
suited to each ohcr than to summon
else. .
it is said that lies llnitth made the
trip to l'ort (“heater on a bicycle prc-
sealed to her by the man who eopm-ttd
to make her his wile.
Ilil‘lt’i‘flll all” CO“ NOT.
Wascusse hacaalpment oi Odd sidel-
lows. oi titaniord. was scheduled to
tsitc a trolley ride last evening to Nor»
walk. where they were to be guests
at Kai-anon llncatapment. The Now
walk boys prepared to ciltnrtatn their
reported souls in royal style. but they
tailed to show up. The members made
the most oi the ilt‘t'iltltlll. however. autl
enjoyed the ieeti themselves.
lllll lliIN’I Tittliddlt illitn.
t‘orkeaoa Tribe oi lied lash gave a
very «mini trolley ride that even»
tag over the Tramway system. The
party oriented tour cars and mom
4 outs the corner ot lists and Wall
streets at '1” o'clock. it was a merry
crowd and those who participated
greatly eayoyed the measles.
orgies.
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‘NTINEL.
. SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. AUG US'l‘ 26, 18%.
The latestaad Ion
.tews willbe ionndia
AssociatedPrasstspatahea.
ram onus WHA-
InlesthetwilileverstheMen
“adopts-her d.
The annual regatta oi the Norwalh
Yacht club will be sailed o! Hickory
Bind on londay. September 5th. start-
ing at it s. m.
it is open to yachts enrolled in the
Norwalk Yacht club and cabin cat boats
not over thirty ieet and over twenty-
dve ieet and open cat boats oi twenty
ieet and under. enrolled in the Yacht
Racing Union oi bong island Sound.
Entries will be received until the
evening oi Saturday. September 8d, and
must give name oi yhcbt. rig. racing .
somber and racing length. Rules oi '
Yacht Racing Union oi long island
Sound will govern The regatta commit-
aee may require the owner oi any yacht
to have the R. L oi yacht verided.
The time oi no yacht will be taken
unless she shows her number (assigned i
ior the season oi 1698) on her mainsail. .
All yachts shall be classliled by their
racing length as ioliows:
First division-Catlin sloopa. not over .
iorty-oeven ieet and over iorty ieet: t
cabin sioope. not over thirty-live ieet:
and over thirty ieet: lib-malnsall. not.
over thirtyotwo ieet and over twenty-E
Ive ieet.
Second division—Cabin cats not over '
thirty ieet and over twenty-five ieet:
open cats. twenty ieet and under; ca~i
noe yawls and St. Lawrence skills; do- ;
rieo. ;
Time allowance will be calculated as:
per rules oi Yacht Racing union oil
long island sound. %
First and second prizes will be given .
in each class where tour or more yachts ‘
start with the iull intention oi com-'
picting the course. Captains are re-
quested to assemble in the club house
immediately aiter the race. when pri-
ses will be awarded. .
The description oi the course will be
given the morning oi the race. ‘
The startingoignals will be given irom
‘the club-house, and will be as iollows:
Firsggun—A blue peter will be hoist- ‘
ed as a preparatory signal. it will re-
main ilying ior five minutes.
,mainsail yachts oi toe first division.
twill be displayed ior dye minutes.
E Third gun—A white ball will be hols-
Eted as the starting signal ior cabin and
open cats. canoe yawis and doriett.
The start in each division will be a;
one gun start.
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’belsgaseslleeted to the Town Coa-
ventloatohelsld hoot l.
i The majority oi the districts untlcr
; the Democratic primary system oi the
: ll‘irsi atld 'l‘lllrtl \‘oting districts. held
caucuses last evening to elect dele-
gates to the town convention to be
‘jheld September . Reports have been
received ironl the ioiiowing districts:
l-‘irst lsetirauil t‘. lictts. William P.
liilllitlll. (‘itaries N. Wood.
SecludwOiivcr id. Wilson. Thomas
Ward. 3h. William Mitchell. ll. W.
ilregory. iii. it. Goldsmith.
Third-James Sutherland. 8. W. Cur~
its. James I'. libcobau. Edward l“. Ulti-
iy.
'l‘llird- hi. J. l-‘iuucitun. t'. A. iiurr.
John r‘l'its.
illailleohu .l. Walsh. ilcortti- .\.
llonnecker. itois-rt l. lirown. William
Worden.
Filth district prilllltrlcs will be held
.it lipstcin's grocery. East Norwulli.
this evening.
lliihlANlli-l 05.000 Altihiilh‘l‘.
Mrs. lleurictta Wicllc. oi iii litvi-l'1
street. Norwallt. has brought suit ior
divorce against her husband. l‘redrrivk
ii. Wlehe. on the around oi cruelty.
Alimony oi alum is demanded. 'l'hc
dvit-nilutlt‘s lili'lll ltl Wilton lltlli llt’t'll
attached ior “.500; also some lltcaiiow
loud at llarrctt Mlll'llil. iii "iv coul-
pililllt Mrs. Wit-tic claims she hits iswtl
lwutt'lt. kicki-d. illlti llorttcwitituwd. At»
torttcy John .1. Walsh rcpri-sctils lili‘
plaintlil.
Wild. i‘ililK THEIR OWN li.\'l‘lttNtt.
At ihr coming encampment oi the
remnant oi the National iltlartl now ill
the state. raw rations will ls~ issued to
the men on the ruglilitl' army schedule
. oi subsistence and they will do their
own cilohlng Iamr as the soldiers now
. iii tiltII service iii the i‘tilleti fillies.
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lit)i.lllNii llltl thN.
tliy Asm-iated l‘rcsat
licdhitnl. Mass.. Atuust L'tl "on
Thomas l“. “word. l'l-Atllltasstttlitr in
England. who is ill at thc ittutic oi Mt‘s
tiamuet i‘l Warren. his daughter. post-rd
ti mmiortlibii- night and ili‘t‘tlrtliiil to
his physician this tort-noon. was bolti-
too his own.
l‘l'llliili'illiil liX'l‘lNlllili.
(by Associated Preset
Washiblton. AtIuat all—An order
has been insist-d by the war tlrpartmcnl
"tending the iurloughs oi volunteers
givrn lcm oi absent-o trout thirty to
,eiaty days.
s
iEVEllELY BUT Ill THE BREAST
commemoration.
honed” that tho Menus
“WWW.
The ioliowillg general orders relative
to camp have been issued iron the bri-
gade headquarters. under date oi Stitch
Norwaik. August 26:
l. in compliance with G. 0.. No. 19,
a, a, 0., sad last, the commanding
pincer. Second regiment. will assemble
ibis command at the State Military
Rendesvous. Niantic. Monday. Septem-
ber 12. 1898. at 10 o’clock a. m.; the
commanding omccr, Fourth regiment.
will assemble the Field. Staii. Non-
i-ommissioned Stall. Hospital Corps,
During a light in the saloon oi Ste- ”and. Companies B. D and E. 01 his
phen Boldessar, in Benton street, last ‘ “WWW“: “"1"” commanding 0““
Wednesday nllhl. Andrew Ksnoas u. ' cers. i‘irst Separate company, and Ma-
“.de by Jame. "my“. .110!!! are i chine (lull Battery will assemble their
Hungarians. An old oboe -kniie. the rowel-live commands “ “m "m" “3'
blade oi which was ground down so1 9"” ‘0'“ I“ “IN camp duty. First
that it was about three inches long. i Lieutenant Edward W. Challenger "ml
was used during the melee. and a . outline control oi “"3““ 3'5”“ ”W2
‘ and assemble that command at said
wound three inches in length aid utilte tibia and Du“. ior such duty. The bri-
deep was made in Kanoss‘s right breast. 1 n... “my will ”I..." mounted. ‘
Dr. H. C. Sherer was summoned. and, IL ' Commanding oincers will makei
took iour stitches in the wound. I requisition ior transportation M the Y
i
; quarter-master general on or beiore.
Hadick was arrested yesterday. and. Two ehestsi
. September lat prosimo.
1n the Town Court. this morning, was . ior “ch lnisntry company. one chest
use t not KNIFE.
An Hungarian Stabs a Fellow:
Country-as in a Saloon Fight. i
hthOhhrgedwlth
Notion-Allan". nil laid for
Na! Under Inside oi Iivw
MW
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‘charged with iclonious assault. Dr. I ior each signal and machine gun soc-i
Sherer stated to the cottrt that the fit» . "Oil. One “line or small trunk ior each
ttm would be able to appear tomorrow . mgfgmr is the "m“ ""0"“ ‘0'
morning. “d Nd" PM! continued ‘E III. itecord llooks will be iuliy ‘*
the case until that time. 3 written up ior inspection on arrival at E
The prisoner is held ior trial uniicr ‘ t'ltmll- . ;
ll'. Army nations will be supplied
nd S500. ‘
be I M W i by the commissary-gcncral; army ov-l
. ens. by the uuartcrmaster-goneral. 1
"M" cant-n "nu“- Commanding ulcers will detail or bill-
—"”"“' ; crwise providi- necessary cooks. (font- 1
Thamoiiheieacoiloanmioodon; missioned mill-era will iurnisb
their ‘1
the Principal Disoueoion. .
(iiy Associated Press.)
Washington. Almost tits—it is under-
stood that Secretary lloy took with on I“. day "t encampment.
him to the cabinet meeting today ll Vl.—-—Thc enmhpmom lg Mlllrl‘d by
copy of the instructions which will be low and ordered by the commander-luv l
given to the military cotllmisslolls "i‘W- 0‘“? imperative excuses ior L
. own subsistence. ,
\'. Pity rolls completed strictly ill
accordance with requirements will be.
' iorwarded to adlutautgenentl‘s ofllceg
mmammmmm-i
igsn. the t’lrderer. said: "i did ‘it be-
MG In NY.
intrinsic Bill.......—..;.........
; llltllal' in Genius.
1‘ “it seems incredible, doesnt it? But
it is true. nevertheless. that we are
fault on the edge oi that great storm
[ area that has ior three days been on
i its way (alt oi the St. Lawrence val-
ley," said Weather Observer Torr. oi
_ New Haven. last night. "The storms
l are unusually slow in pushing on, and
we have to take it as it comes, you
i know. and the more goodonatured we
? are the less we will feel the best. i
think it will rain during the night or
_ curly Friday morning. The morning:
, . _ 1 will certainly be quite cloudy unless a,
u” Asstxiated Press.) ' big strong breeze springs up to pllt a}
Bunk” N‘ Y" August 28‘3”!” this wide tilt in the clouds. The day will:
mornlns John Cal-risen. about sixty l be a little cooler than were Wednesday;
years oi age. a cartman living at 32 t and Thursday. but not so much as to;
A Young lieu of Bubble Sisys his
Aged Father with all An.
intllsmlfifil THE. nu
hon by herlneband—l‘ho Old
Ian's leadIearly lensed
lillnois street. was brutally murdered: "m“ anybody. Th9” was only iour‘;
l degnvetl diiierence between the maxi-. ~
in his M by his son Frank. "9d thir- ; mum temperntqure yesterday and that ’
ty-three years. The Old ”'3'“ head : oi Wednesday. but yet it was apprecia-
wae nearly severed irom the body by‘ My cooler yesterday."
an use which was {pond on the bed-i “'0'" “0" 0“ "'9 bureau do“ not
room iloor. (‘arrigan w“ arrested la- i toolt ior mtlch escetisively hot weather
ter. alter making a desperate resistance ‘ ‘3! least not any prolonged spell "I I"
A day or two at good warm weather
lie ‘” MW“ '0 ”'9 “0“” all" “how“ new and then until the latter part oi
the result oi his work.
“i did it:'l admit it." the prisoner
said.
A iew minutes later. while waiting
ior the patrol wagon to arrive. Carrl'
however.
The maximum at best yesterday was
at degrees at 2 p. to. anti the minimum
was 74 degrees at 6 a. m.
OVERCOME iiY THE HEAT.
Charles ngby. the weil-known bat
blocker employed by The .i. C. Wilson
company. was overcome by the heat
scum cans no was. yesterday. it was thought he would do
himself injury. and an eiiort was made
lot Ida 0' m m‘ Indiio restrain him. while in. ilehannsn
ltonatioIJaythelaine lope. :was sent ior. Meanwhile Mr. iligby
tsucceeded in leaving the shop anti ran
(By Associated PM“) home. where he calmed down and re-
llofilon. August 23*1'M ilrst 0' lllt‘fccived medical attention. This morn-
live muons oi the train— bearing the 'ing he was much improved.
l-‘irst Maine volunteers irom ('ilit-liu- l “M ”Wile“ “Nib "1 WM" ”ML
mama to the state oi Maine. arrived: “5 overcome by the heat. yesterday.
. A lh 'slcian was summoned and. toils .
at the Providence depot at 52l5 a. m.. i an: i: "m" easiiv. y
ha’ving on board 112 odicers and men;
cause he broke my mother's arm. llc
abused her and i would not stand it."
September is. oi course. to be expected. \
Second gun—A red ball will be boist- ;
ed as a stoning signal ior sioops. .ilb-
it ‘
‘ oi whom are out oi town. were at the
about to assemble at Havana and Pitt'-
to liico.
All the members oi the cabinet ex-
cept Secretaries Alger and Long. both
regular meeting oi the cabinet ttslny.
The impression prevailed that the per-
sonncl oi the peace commission would
absence will be considered. Any com-
. ntlsstunctl oiliccr absent will immedia-
tcly report his cause ior absence to lili‘
' brigade commander.
lty Order oi
liRitlADlEli~illiNiiRAl. l-‘lttlrl'l‘.
Oilicial.
JOHN ii. WADE.
; Major and Male inspector. A. A. ti.
under the care oi'Surgeon Elliot. oi the j snvaxrlcnlv'rtt iti-Il'NION.
‘ ing. though Justice White's service on
. the commission mms still it matter oi
III!) I“ “I! 0.003!
The Editor oi the Tribune will be One
be announced alter the cabinet meet.‘
some doubt. C loncl John J. illit‘ortl oitlafeaoetloniiniuionerl
and ltcpretien live ultlgg. oi New iliy Amwhm.“ Press.)
lurk. wcrt» among those who saw illt' Washington. Alums! 2ti~ Swmmy
president prior to the cabinet mi- t-tluu. ‘
While Mr. Qulgg would not discuss his W"- “W“ leaving ”l“ ““Nl'm “Mimi!
visit. it is very likely from his l't‘ili- this utterlnoou. lillnountv‘d Whitciltw
lion with Senator Plait that be pro- ltcld hail. bot-o lil'lt'l'it‘il as peace coul-
it't-‘lt‘il against the proposed tippotut~ as
moot oiWhiti-lawlteld us it llli'llllwt' oi
the brace commission. The president made tlp being S“"""'"" M Stair m”-
told Mr. Quiitg be had lll‘ii'i‘lllillt'tl up. Senator Davis. M Minnesota: Senator
on the appointment. Senator llavis, with..." it. Frye, oi Maine. and “1m...
obit lllls been rtt‘ltu'll'li as police t'ttllt‘ t“- licld. oi row “on. 11“. mt).
lti‘tt-slollcr. also saw lilo ilr‘flltlt'lll- it‘ll lllclnbcr. His-rein " lty ltlltlolltlccil old
the interview was very brlri. 'I‘llc t'lllli)’. has nott ‘ iillally It‘lt‘a‘it‘ti. but
senator lot! here this afternoon for Justice wnitt. oi iilI' rlupreme court.
Nil" "0“ Mid "“131 ”WW “1“ return bus the president ~ it‘lliil‘i' oi it place
to lit. l‘tttil ior a stay at his home bc- under consideration “my may be induced
iori- taking his departure ior Paris. .0 an...”
tictltttor Pryc. illlttlilt‘l‘ oi the price ..__._-..
t-oltltltlssiittti-l‘e. also went to .\.-w \‘iirit ‘flm 31' ‘ I0.0u.-
today ililll will visit his ilotltc ill .‘lllillt'
beiorc returning lll'l't‘. ‘ mm m m. About “a
lead and hid Alailant ”pea.
tlty Ass-s iaili'tl Proust
llltnbury. i‘ollll. August ‘Jti Frank
'0'. unto. um Mllhloa. I. iiuticr wits tilltllltid by a burglar in
ill! t\thI’iillilll pm...) llbt itolltc tlil iliul' llill ttvuttttc at l o'-
t‘hicago. August 2d John P. \"ltisb riot-ii this nutrition and scvcri-ly ls-nictl
lcr. a stationary engineer. employed by «Will "W ill‘tlti- i burglar spraltl
the construction company now buitd- out til it window and tilts lloi bct-n iotmii
ittg the big 'l‘birty-uilltll sit-cc: tutor-
ccptlltg scwer in this city. has ilt‘lllll
u still lit the l'uiti-d tlitttcs court».
which will lost the constitutionality oi
the city ordinance rctptirlltu tlli work
Illtlll‘ by ltitli lot the city to bc pcriurttl-
cit by union labor.
Whistler is s mctubcr oi the Nation
at association oi titatiouary tinnitus-rs.
lt body llil ailliititcd with tho i‘islivrs-
ltlisslollt-r. tile colttmisslon so far
as more note.
To ‘l‘esl'the Constitutionality oi Chica~
liltllirltlll'ttltlt‘tt erlfldilN 'l‘tl t‘lilh‘A.
tlly Assts'ltilt-ti l'rcsal
lsmililu. Attitttst it'- tltt- isluilog cor-
rct-tsuidrilt oi the l'uris i'atrie. tniorms
bis pttpcr illtii tlic special mission oi
lil‘lll‘ .ttillltrui i.oriit'iiiiric-ilt‘ri-siord oi
“bins ill the ttttcrists oi liriiisll colu-
iilt'l‘t‘t' lllt'illtli‘tl tilc ' rtlllcltisluli oi an oi-
irusivc tltitl deli-Italic alliance luliwpsln
.l t
lion tli lasts-r, and. according. to the "m“ llritatn “"‘i upon, by tilt terms
1 ttc is it nun-union illitll lit the "' Which I" "m": M "“"MM‘NM' 'm‘
" ." ' liussbi. Japan tindcrislit-s to invade i‘o-
citys contract with tile construciiiul ML oud to place "N, .lapaiteac ilect M
company is the molar clause tlrovtd' illti titstsistit oi the itrttisll admiral."
ing that only union labor shall be on» According to the same uttestionttblc all.
ploycd and declaring the contract iia- thorny. lord llercsiord has been "lur-
bin in iorieiiurc ii lltlil'ililiuil labor is itlsltctl with the lllt‘tllll nwessary to
“M‘ cause the downhill oi Prince l.l littltg
Act-ordltla til Wltislior's complaint Chain." and is also it “inlarer at an
be has been notified by his culploycro autograph letter trout Queen Victoria
tliltl unless he loincd the union he to tile t-ittpri-ss dowsttcr oi i‘itiittt." All
lllilnl it-ttvc tilt-tr implily. 'i'hu sttli tilts is regarded ill ismdou as lttli-riy
“chill“ that the city authorities bc cu lillIIl'ililllltlt'. but it M ii bilr sample oi
joined irom dciullilditttt his Ilim‘hilr‘l‘ tbiI islry twice now in circulation rt»
rcsttltcd. ills dcmiittd is based on the pooling the movvitlt‘itis ill litt- inr cast.
pics that the ordinance is lllli'ttillillltl'
tlimsl. and it allowed would deprive
tittsissuds oi men oi work.
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'l‘wn til'Nlttls'rl Altliil'li.
tity Autl‘illlltl Preset
New York, August id—The llnlled
(Milli Oir TliAillKll. iltaielt gitnltoal l'ncaa. from "suntan
We tails this method oi estimates llosds. passed in at itsutly Hook at
our sincere thanks to those friends who "it“ a. tit. lite was iormarfi the or-
s.» kindly sour-seed their sympathy and can going it. Walter A. ldil'hflitilflll.
assisted us during the sicitttcss and in The gunltnat Wompsim-lt also passed
the death at oitr daughter. in, having a torpedo boat in low. The
.llill. AND I”. HOWARD WILIOT. .MM oi the latter mid let be m pl" ll. “I! l0 “'9 M mu.” i
regiment. There were twenty serious
cases. two oi whom were low. when the
train reached here. One death occur-
red on the Journey. l-‘red littgt-l'ty. oi
.t‘ompiilty I. l.ewistou. having succum-
bed to typhioil ievi-r. .
The men and oillcers who were able
. to do so were loath to talk oi their ea-
? pcricnce in the southern camps. (.‘hap-
‘ itlilt risicrbrook. however. said that the
. The annual reunion oi the Swoll-
tecnth (‘onnccllcut \‘oluntecra' asso-
ciation will be held at itldizcilelil to-
} marrow. 'l‘lle asstlcilttiou will assemble
‘. at the South Norwaiit depot to take the
1 io:o3 train ior lt‘ldgetleid. 'i'ltc invita-
' tion has been extended by the patrio—
tlc citisens 0i ilidgciield who have sm-
{ply provided for their gthis' enjoy—
condition M the mm ”a“ due prillci‘ . mom and pleasure. A largc attendance
_ is anticipated. The horwttik lllion
bully to inaction and the very uullcltl-i lt~ l b _ ' . ,_ _ h ..
lily M‘t'iillll ill which they were (llillr-t ‘"" i" will Mturtil ior t it tsins-
lt‘Wil. "I don't think llli‘l't‘ is any stic- -‘ ml" _ __
”MI "i "l“ "““t't' “m“ "“m‘ “‘““"" .‘ .\SS.\l'l.'l'l-Ill Ills hiil‘i‘lil-Ili l.\'~l.\W
oils to the health oi human iii-lugs titan | . ‘ ‘ ‘
vhirkamum“ i'nrk.” he said. i loiitliulsil. ii sell-known
The men had nothing to occupy liltt'll- i liltlliilll'luu. living in Springwood. was
selves with and lay around swing tilt-Ir i .tl'rcstctl yesterday tilt-Arnoon. charged
irii-tltis die. They scclni-tl to llt‘t'ltnl" | with asstlltllillg ills lllotltt-r-iu-lltw. Mrs.
iusclilotcil with the idea oi the ievcr...tultfl 3‘03“"... up was iiil‘t'll his “1..
and soon were taken with it thomscl- li-rty on a cash bond oi Slit until this
we. rlomethiug else to ts‘l‘llltl' tht‘ll morning. wilcu hr allilrltrcd ill the
lllillllr Iicsitii- sickness tltttl tlt‘illh wuttida i'own t'iluri ior trial.
have kept molly oi thctn trout twins ; .\ tini- of tilt was imposed by Judge
ritlt. Fri-st. iilltl the autumn was paid.
t‘haplittn lilstcrbrook soil that the __,___, k
iood iurnlshcd by the quartormnstcr-t (‘Altil Oli' i‘itANKS.
"“1"” V” '"V 300:. “it “ “WM; I The insurance on he contents oi our
0“ on the ")0“ w u "I ‘ w“ ”m 'l-srn. recently damaged by ilrc. having
ihim:T.“‘.i..".‘.'...“i.‘.?.t $3331.?“ a o... mar-mus «alum-a ... on...
ililt' til the tllllt-i-rs. \A’lltl tlskt-ti illhi |iiilll. w” l'tlltt' IM" lilt‘llltltl 9' llllitlit'll‘
htt- tlltmc be itot used. slid titttt thc;””""‘"III "‘~"""' “ ”“14““ ”l" "it‘ll"
food was no “mu" but m. would “u, :lillt‘t‘ tint-Ills. lot. tilclr ilttcl'cst lit til.
mm. mm... mm.“ about that it "h. hm Vlllillli'l‘. tillii t'tliillllt'lltl ibi-ltl iil lttly tilli'
illlttl MW“... bsd born what it Wm“, {ebb tltstlrsut-i- to place. knowing tillit
There m“ “ tll‘|llili‘ill|lt' iurli oi Mir, :ilit‘)‘ will be Ill'itl‘l withittiriy. ’
gt-ous. “The hospital iirrnngciututti]v "c M- "“4”“ it (‘0-
wcrc daintlltblc.” lll‘ solid. 3 ——
'i'llc oilii-crs lllld mctt bud ttlitliy coul~ LOIT.
plttlllls Itt llll‘lllt‘ t'nitt'rrnltlg illi- ctttltll~
lion iii the romp at t‘hlekittilltuga .tll‘i; l.tlrl'i“ _\ "x“..."mm' shill. dork lthtd
tbc treatment oi the soldiers illl'l‘i'.; my“, with "w" m". llrlitctl "my
The camp. tltcy assorted. is it but bid ".0," Hill “Hum. “Mum“ night.
oi llliliill'lll and is in a icsriully utlsaul- "MM“ u Mm.“ h“. its Mm.“ m
my condition. The water. ll’tt‘)‘ I'iitim. tum-t... "ya", at Monkey's ioultilry.
t‘llltrlcti
it- out ill to drink The total. loo, wast Nilrwltlli. ‘ u‘ m
bad in many instances, rlomctitni-s. it .
was stated. thc men were tuned to sub- N
sist tltt hard tack ior days at it time: lICll-I-lmltl.
and ultra they iliill not even collar. 1 \‘liildN 'l‘lilAi‘liiln. "' 'm
'l‘hc littwplihl tor the men had only 1 A. llill'tith.
oitc attendant in to"! patients. Autvth- l p", tcrttls Hill“! at illi Prospect M...
or Il‘it‘VIm‘d‘ was that. lltsicad oi being our, Norwalk. t‘ottu. auldli
allowed to ramp saltsig illi' trees. the M“
llii-n were iorccd out into ill" but itc- .A rump pm” liAl‘Nilitl" w".
late has opened a laundry at in Wall
urgia still.
When the men tell the camp. accur- street. Norwallt. ior all kinds oi
ding to their story. they were i'illlllli‘i' laundry work. All work guarantmt.
led to march to the depot. itllli'ltli‘ll llhirts. 1c; collars. llfic: shirt waists.
miles away. leach man had to carry ; l2c. hir. bee has three lattndriss tti
irom seventy to eighty pounds on his. lirldgeport. where he does a large
back. A quarter oi the men dropped ‘ business as tin
out on the way and inland ihc rsgl—i .
meni later. The cars in which the rear Hilbii'l'i‘ilittl WANTllib-lstdiss or
lment rains north were said to have gentlemen ior our campaign scts oi'
. been in a vile condition. .ltivooilo bis-its ior lllt‘ holidays. Knoll
'rhi- illt'll chi-cred tip when they llllh' not bus tour books aritdcd ior littlo
cd oi Washington. the only bright spot ours to grownup ioliis. ital-h loath
in their catnpslan. they said. The i-bsrmtilg. delightful. captivating.
pension once clerks on tlaturiisv gate t'rices l'ilillit itmn bit cetlts up to
thorn a line supper. which they eniuycd patio. large insults. each overtlow~
git-ally. ing with happy illustrations. Trem-
endous sellers. Nothing lilo- them.
Four months‘ golden harvest ior en-
srgetic worhm. Credit given.
Freight paid. ltiggaot mmlaaiona.
thitdt with samples oi all lair liooiia
iree. iii-ad twelve two that stamps
ior paying part only of the postage
slime. ltrop all trash and clear ”a.
a month with out earlnalve Juven-
iles Tllr Natiossl iltsla timers.
Juveslls Depart-eat. Chicago.
MW
-. m... A”...
"lies your little goes away ior her
health?"
"rill. she‘s gone away ior my credit.
We both ittily understand that she‘d
be mar-«interlude right here at home.
but it she didn't go somewhere tor a
while my creditors would get scared
and come down on the with a rush. i
tell you a ieiiew's got to he a diplomat
i
Anything and every ‘
keep your eye on ,
vendor in this column...“
Quick results will iollow.
was.»
disses—to. or gentleman to ,
vol. 840 per month and expenses.
dress Traveler. this once. ‘ unlit
WANTED—A (006 soil hat him
and danger to go West—steady I“
guaranteed ior sober and good lads
Hoyt a Wolthnusen a Co. start _
WANTED—A girl ior general'honao- ,
\l'tlrli. Swede or Hungarian preieh ‘
red. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Hawking... .
Morgan avenue. Not-walk. m‘.
“as us.
1V.) ism—Upper floor No. 1 Old I "OI- “ .
ry street. South Norwalh. iour rooms
recently painted. rent. '7: III) M "
rooms. No. 20 my street. ‘iop how.
rent. 85. and other rents iron '10 to
his. Apply to or addlula. ..
Youngs. No. 42 East "colour
Not-walk. *
To LET—No. lit Quintard avenue. new
house 1 rooms. with modern improves ‘
manta; rent. ”5.00. inquire oi .
George A. Clark. No. to Union street. ' ,,
T0 LET—Five rooms lower floor. No.
1 Seymour place. Rent m
Apply on premises. a8 u
T0 LET—~isower hnli oi holler. No. 11
Havilsnd strct. seven rooms. Apply
Reed liaviland. III“
T0 LET—Apartments ill the NM
block on Leonard street: also four
rooms at 32 Water street. rent .8 pt
month. Enquire oi Charles T. lau-
ard. Norwaik. anti
T0 idilT—ii‘our rooms. iront. Apply
Allust ltoettecher. butcher. id
North Main street. slut
1‘0 LET-Two iurnlshcd rooms with
without board. inquire at 10 Union“~
street. South Norwalit. s82 tw
To LET—Apartments oi tlve rot.
ilrat liner. 8 and 10 Niles street. It“
class order. Apply to John ii.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwaih. ”it
re RINT-ilouse ior one or two file
tiles at l9 Academy street.
to 1‘. s. Osborn. so llerwia street.
Norwalk. all!
T0 bur—onus in the second door d
The Sentinel building. Apply u
The Sentinel oilloa.
'ro LET—ills rot-no. Music Hall bioeh.
suitable ior edit-es: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 9
Arch street; cottage. 80 Woodward
uvctllle. ii. A. Woodward. .
To LET—First and second story rear
apartments over Olsen shoe store.
l-‘our rooms each. itent fl and fl.
llalls heated. lighted and child.
For turther particulars inquire at the
silica oi the Old Well Cigar at.
iii Washington street.
FOR III-Is
l‘illt Midi—"Plano by a party moving.
\‘rry ctcgant upright grand piano:
lllindaomi-iy curved; latest death: iii
octave: used only since last April:
cost will and fully warranted by that
her. Address 0. I. llrplty. loath
Norwaiit post olllce. all It
l‘illt llAlilil'» 'NI'W rcsitlctico. ii mama.
sit improvements. bars and plenty
irtlit; n ntihntu' treat trolley sad
railroad station. Fail or addrma
hit-s. it. Taylor. tlrcgtlry boulevard.
last Norwalli. i‘osn. all u
mil IAlJl-w-A ithoniager Upright ai-
ntio. New tour years ago and coat
glob. ill eaccilenl ciltldliiil. and
will be sold for load llllll ill" "i”
or oscilangcd ior another laairll-
mettl. i‘an be seen at data. llirahs
artl'a iurniture stove. ltariaa.
adifl
Wilt tidbit—Nora‘s“ liald lam".
it good business opportunity ior a
small investment. Apply in P. I.
Ambler. Norwaih. slit
.. , uwmm-wwm—ugga
vwm- W
lil‘illNIliil Will Mill—4. .l m
ohm his business. stitch and il-
tures ii sold brill" labial” till.
it bargain ior some one. ii all aid
will remove to No. i liar-r am
iii-out ittil ieet irttl l” Wfllfllfl
simi. itotittt Norwalh. Coos.
or I“
run sanans aae assert-sat oi the
celebrated l'aimer Mammoth at
reasoaebis prises. loath
liardwsre mm. death it
retina.
motto—rat: oi sees sisssss without
rims. Apply at this ales. all“
M
--Pl'hemlsatiaeilsthohest satiation
tea-setutsitsrvah.
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Norwalk Chronicler