NUMBER 8.200.
tritium ilHlEl
A [linear Party in his liensr at
the lie-e of Ir. Wertley.
up till mm in.
W'I‘M'flllfll m
teManaedthelvaeeahen
‘ his-or
'Oesvera'el‘leet.
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott achiey
reached the Baugatuck station last ev-
ening and was driven to the summer
home of his eon-in-iaw. a. ll. 8. Wort-
ley. at Hendricks Point. He was ac-
companied from New York by his wife
and soa-iii-lew. and Ir. Parker .of New
York. '
lie had been recognised on the train.
and as he started to leave the as three
hearty cheers were given him. Then
I all the peeaengeu followed him from
the train and Joined by the villagers.
renewed the cheering. which the Rear
Admiral acknowiohed by media in
his carriage and raising his hat.
"1 am very well." the Rear Admiral
said. “The rest and cool have made me
all right. and i. all very well. I go
to New York tomorrow morning and
shall come back here tomorrow after-
noon. and on Wedneday i shall sail on
the Seneca for Porto Rico as a high
commissioner representing this coun-
try.’I
When the rear admiral returns this
evening he wlllbeglvena farewell din-
ner at the summer house of Mr. Wort-
ley. Those at the table will be Rear
Admiral and hire. Schley. Dr. and Mrs. ’
Henry C. lino. Mr. and Mrs. William
P. Eno. Mr. and hire. Fergus Reid. Mr.
and fire. Joseph J. Aeche. hir. and Mrs.
John 8. Morris. fir. and Mrs. Samuel
Mr. llurnham. hngdon Ketchum.
iv‘rank Ketchulil and Mr. and hire. it;
I
ii. 8. Wortley.‘
While talking of the destruction of
Cervera's fleet at Santiago the rear ad-
miral said: . ‘
"i took ltllfor granted that every man
on the ship was last as much interested
”3%?“
TINEL
The latest and most an
will be found in The lentil“! ‘
elated Press Despatched. ‘
mailman nemesis.
mama-mammar-
‘ in Md. lanes-low.
'i'he Prohibition club met last night
at, the residence of George Reynolds. in
VanZandt avenue. llast Norwelk. and
selected the following delegates to at-
tend ’the state convention to be held in
Hartford. tomorrow. .l. A. Richardson.
William l". Pillow. John Dealer. George
Reynolds and Oscar 8. Hills. The mat-
ter of again holding public meetings
was discussed, and .l. A. Richardson.
George Davis and Albert Sherwood
were appointed a commltie to secure
a meeting place.
Ilmn’l IO”. 3W. A'AY.
met-shedhie loontley Isal.
Fruiterer Ghiotto's delivery team
took fright at a trolley car in front of
the store shortly before it o'clock this
Didn’tldheitlseauee a i‘soiley Oar‘
CONN. TUEEDAY, AUGUST 30,1398.
WI.“ "let-y a. lilhoy to
“than.
no tribunal .
A Cf!“ Between “I. itchiness manor of tho Norwalk 1 store of the
and 1". wueho'm“. I New York Grocery company. and hills
lllltlillll lllll not WHEELS.
Kilhoy, of M lymoutu avenue. took
tmtm‘ll Iaoeiwedalad Gad
place at St. I ‘s Church at it) o'clock
this morning. v. li‘ather Fitsgerald
officiating. A . ptiai high mass fol-
lowed the cerei‘ony.
Oveethelye. anthl'oungLa- The bride we. becomingly gowned in
lien Injured-fin the Wrong a costume of white organdie and car-
glue... in“. ried white roan. Roar ti. Kllboy. a
W. sister of the britlc. was maid of honor.
John McManus. a clerk in the New Ishc wore a pretty costume of yellow or-
York Grocery company's store at Nor- Igandle and all!" carried WWI.
.walk, was seriously cut on the head in I Martin Riord‘iutf Btamfordmnsbest
3a bicycle collision on West avenue. last 5 men. while ”10 ushers were John
evening. lShields. of Lenox: James Scugeiine. of
He was riding along near Elmen- ISouth Norwaik; John Congdou. of Wal-
worth. when he met two wheelwomeni ““310”. Mid MOMS Riordan. 0' Red
on the wrong side of the road. When I Bank. NJ.
(irande Duchess is likely to be used forI
this purpose. I
Two of the transports which arrived;
lioff Montauk l’olnt last night are the:
firm Marcos and the Berlin. i
The San Marcos reached Liberty ls-I
llPHilliLiniiK
1);. Sean Says the Troops will Die
l
Iyeaterday afternoon tor the camp. She‘f
GEMS IN SINK iltil stoma“ .. ....
The following deaths were reportedI
”__~___ Iat the camp today: euarles Chapklu,l
M will m the Barth “dial sc‘ll'ge‘ait gt inc Susana hiatlutllch:zsettsl;l l
Goa tho 'Itot II"!!— il‘e:ll::lll lazuli. films: lyplligolld-I
totallewrnerhas rot ns- ' i
“or“! Among Ioldiere.
EMurphy. Troop l", Second United States i
icavalry: William H. Now-comb. or (‘oln- ‘
puny H. Twenty-first regiment infan-‘
(By Associated Press.) .try. and a man whose name is at pres-
New York. August lib—Tho excim-ii‘lli unknown, from dysentery.
nlent gauged by the death 0‘ two yellow ‘ The last detachment of the Ninth
levcr “filmy at Camp Wiltoff hauihlassnchusctts regiment. which sailedI
greatly nbatcd since no further deaths on 5‘13““ 26- ‘3 9X!"“"““ i" Montank‘
have occurred among the fifty men who I within ”l" “W” ‘W“"‘3"l0“T “0"”-
are held at the detention hospital as:
liept in Camp Another Month ‘1...“ on gum... .mmm m k... hmI
TWO"
WAN
A milling and overythl
keep your eye on and -
vcrtlsc In this coitunii.......‘
Quick rcitults will follow.
WIN'I‘ID.
WANTED—Four rooms upper haul
preferred. Must be central and m.
not over 810. Address Y.. thin 0““
My“.
WANTED—A competent girl for w
crnl holleiwork; help with washi'u.‘
ironing or cleaning ttvlce a week.
179 East avenue.
WANTED—«ll competent woman for
general housework. Must he and
washer and ironer. No cooking. Ap-
ply. Bianchard's Restaurant. 'Waeli-
ingtou street. soon
[WANTED—A furnished room. with or
without board. near business center
of South Norwalk. Address 0. 3.. C...
asolt"
afternoon. and ran away. doing but lit- l
. ithey saw him approaching they became
tie damage. however. The horse “a confused and instead of turning out
eating nets in front of the store. the .
bridle having been removed. ”spammed directly into him. A" were
‘thrown from their wheels. Both wom-
Ghiotto attempted to lead him across]
- . I . .
the street just as a car came along. The on were (at n we hud' and Mr MC
I A reception followed at the bride's
lhonic in Plymouth avenue. where all
iclaborate weddinit breakfast was served
Ialld the many handsome presents view-
Eed. At 4:25 the bride and groom take
suspects. nor has yellow fever developed ; “I!!!“ All 0!. l Sentinel ofllce. aflht
amo th in. I l
A“; e t h M I l , “mm” M“ 33W“ “b“ WANTED—A (-mnpetent girl for sea-
"m a l l“ 9P“ “a" “it: Umpireand ass-sis Ianager. cral housework in family of four.
men died of pernicious malarial lever. '
Dr. Nicholas Scull. assistant surgeon.
general of tbc l'nited States. atid chief
l Mrs. issue 8. Jennings. 43 Want at...
li'A's ‘lil‘ ..
‘ , h m | (a Pro“) South Norwaik.
llnnbnry. Conn. Aug. :ili—~'l'wo lilirl&;
:Manus was dosed for a few moments. Ian cast-bound train for a bridal tour.
ball games. between the Danbury and; , Tb L"
horse started down the avenue. hut=
He had a deep cut over the eye.
Frank the I to turn his head up “'I As soon on Mcllanna recovered anili-
accs street, and in attempting to tnrnl
t : \
around freed himself from the “son’iciently he offered to escort the womin
but wrecked the harness. He was cap-I "me” but 1“” "mm" they could 3‘"
lured before reaching Wall .mreotialong all right. as they were not In-
uain. Iiurcd as badly as Mr. Mchisnus. ’l‘hcy
Inpoiogiaed. relieving Mr. Mchianus of
Iail blame for the accident.
Dr. W. J. Tracey accused Mr. Mcliinn-
us' injuries. taking several stitches in
m It“ It Karrie Cove. tllc wound. He is working as usual to-
tBy Assorlatcd Press.) Ldlly. owing to the fact that it is Pro-
New Haven. August 30.4%.. tenth prictor M. J. Lyon's wedding day.
annual meeting of the Connecticut r‘u-l
noral Directors' association was held:
at Morris Cove today. The grogrammei
”melanomas.
Annual looting of the ltate Aaaocia~ I
one-en man A enema.
Illorrlngton Police booking for a Ian
called for the opening of the meet'nii cm with Ianeiatiglihr-
at 10 o'clock this morning. but on aco‘
l . 1! Associated Press.
count of the tardy arrival of tteiega-L ( y )
lines from various Nfll of the sta‘te‘ 'i‘orirngton. Conn., August lid—As the
the session did not Main until “i result of a post nlortcm examination 0
. ' ;thc body of John tlrihoolsky. an Ans
ot'lot'k. President “‘ 1“ Marchant. of. trluii. agt'd forty-right ycnrs. who dicd
Hartford. occupied m" choir. Th“ “'"V' on Sunday inst. tbc police are scarcll-
1‘3" W“ the ‘ll'lii order of l‘lllilllt‘lisl. an'i Ins (or John 'l“5h-uso_ 0" fl charge “I.
,it disclosed the presence of thirty lining responsibility for Griboolsky‘s
members. out of a total membership inf death. .‘lrlhooislty died suddenly at lilo
the state of seventy. Six new members! boarding place in l-‘.lrnllum strovl slun-
tn how the ileet was going as i was.
but the men behind the easements and
those below decks. of course. could not
see what wasJoing on. During the
' battle i sent orderlles among them tel-
ling them what was happening and.
what effect their shots were having.
"Then when the \‘iscaya struck and
only the Union was left. i sent order-
lles down to the stokeholcs and engine ‘
room. where the men were working
away like heroes in the terrible tolu-
perliture.
"'Now. boys.‘ i sent them word. 'lt
all depends on you. Everything is
sunk caccpt the Colon. and she is try-
lug to get away. We don't want her
to. and everything depends on you.‘
"They responded uobly. and we got
her."
0f the death of young Ellis. the on.
man killed on the Brooklyn. tbc rcur.
admiral said:
“lie was a bright led. from iirtioklyu.
who «listed to go before the meet. but
he was a hard worker. studied naviga. .
tion with the younger odlccrs of the
ship. and had risen to the rank of yeo- 1.
than. i
"As i stetai talking with t‘nptaini
t‘ook. while we were littlehlng the \‘la- I
care. it mined that our shots were fai-
ling a little short. I turned to elitist.
who siwd near. and asked him what ~
the range was. its rcplicd. ‘ilcventceu
hundred yards.‘ 1
“i have pretty keen eyesight. and ii
seldom deceivee tile as to distances.
and i told him i inbuilt it was slight-
ly more than that. ‘l last look it. air.
but l'll try again.“ he said .and stepped
oil to one this about elaht icet to get
tilt range. .
“He had last relwd lill instrument to
his cyc when a shell struck lilai full iii
the lace and carried away all of his
head allow the itloulli. A grt'li Ml
of blood untried around. and the inotl.
user wcrc I'iiiiluti for a moment ‘
"like" are out-ct things,“ said tbc
rear admiral. after a moment's silence.
"i noticed one man standing with his
band amotna a hammock rail as it
shell struck the ship. rim-lined and
burst. One piece of the metal cut the
rail on one side at his head. another on
the other side. as that he was left stall-
ltiag with a short mtion of tile rail
still grasped in his hand. Anuihei
portion of the shell passed over his
shoulder. and another lie-tween his legs.
lie was surprised. but waset hurt.
coin till l “‘0.
V
were admitted. and mm was {Ollilfi'idjdny‘ and Mcdlcul Examlncr lluuzan.
I by the transaction of routine [msmrmI who was called to make an ciaminrl-
l consisting of the mailing of tilt- mill-I lion. rcportcd that death was due to til.
I tiles. the address of llrcsidctit Mar j‘lxlumfm‘ m“: M alcohol 'u.‘_ ”w ,h,N
client. the Wills of the sccretlry.‘ tvulyc lititil‘n‘ol the mods llfc. 'ldil
d committees. and m ”w? :ittctlimri of (owner lllaitlns. of “Ill
lrt‘asllrt‘r. an Islctl. was called to the cast- and lic or-
! delegates to the national “m““mm' dcrcd .i post mortcm csumluulioiuvlllcb
' meeting. Th“ election 0' Dillon's 1" was made last night. “No lil‘lllo’t'n writ
suited all YONG": ‘foilud‘on the man's facc and on lip
l'rcsldenlJ‘yrur E. Miriam! Derby: back of the bond. The lulu-r iuuis.
Ivlce president. Theodore Koll'r. MI was cvidcutly nuulc \iitb some bluui
(New Haven; secretary. Ellwgrd t‘,.l:islruilii-llt iilltl alight hati- «till-ml
Illool. 0' 'l‘liomasttfl: ”mm.“ pom“ ; dcutii. 'l‘nslcligo .tllc Illlili for whou'
. lar)’. (‘. A. t‘iidweli. of Norwtcli: lrcasdu'“ police arc ”mm" l’”““‘“" l" 'l‘"
“m“ H. W. t‘rawford. of NW ililvcn sanic lltlllllt' with the dcod man and “1H
“I. 1" hlilrcliant, of "nun“. m” soon to have u utlurrcl with tbc dot-cut.
l ' lid on tllc morning of his tlliilll. liilr-
mudc chairman of the citccuilvo coln
ullttcc. nlld it. w. t‘ruwfortl. oi how1 Mum). ”Mum. m u...
I till: the ultcrcutlou 'l‘nscuuu tbrcu ltri
‘ lltitii' and in
"oven. chairman of the lcgislatlvo' lulliuu tbc man‘s brad color in contact
with an iroti sink.
ltoeolutlons were adopted on liloI 'l‘nsiinlto has lllsappcmwd and so for
death of W. S. liinlltill. “I l'fillfli'lltlli- : llli' police hair out llt‘t‘li able to act any
\'iil‘ltillti litltlrt'nscs wcrc lll'itlt‘ and pa- I ”"“" "' "h“- T'“ "”“l "““' bud “ “I"
hm on topics of mil-mt to llllili'l‘lll-IMM lanolli‘ III Austria iiiltl a um um
M" were "ml .“w business mo .duutillicr numcwtlcrn ill t‘ouuccllnit.
lliUtlulli‘l iii l'l’ ft r whl h The warrant. which has lii't‘ll inauni tui
' H . ti. “ i. I'
. 'l'lispugo. ullcgcs niaiinluughlcr.
was settled. l‘hc dale and pi
the neat annual motion will .9" in. "m. m."
cd upon later by the Oli't‘lilth‘ commie; -. . -, .
too. I'll. Deduction Company throws up
This ultcruoun tbc visitors cuiuyodf them-tenant“ Genie a ‘l'oa
ii trolley ridc about the city. l ilty Astitsl'liiictl Press.)
lirltlgepori. t‘onn.. Aliliioi :iu- 'Hisl
t‘tmltuctlcul licdudmii company
about to suspend mutations 't h « cou-
ccro controlled the lllil’llitI" r‘lliltllm
plant in this city and has luriticrul-d
the offal ill the cllv for the pit ~t llilt“
yours. It was a complete uicclluulcli
success and iiinponcd of the garbage il
a perfectly sanitary manner. The com.
pany originally made a ton .\"il‘ coit-
Iriict with the clly to rib-law ill all 'l'
the garbage nathcrud here at llllrly-
tour cents a too. 'l'lliw you» «sure»
iuncr has proveu that while tlic plant
p. .i complell' incl-moi illc work l‘Ttll'lill
be done for any riit‘ll tinmvi.~ 'i be ltuii
llatlr. nynit'ffl nan iii victor ll‘l'!‘ "the
plant in north "tannin
cl
. .N. .......
klltlil‘f‘ll lNli‘AN'l‘liY‘ii tilt‘ii.
iliy Associated I'rcnsi
litillu. N. i'.. August lid—Tile Mit‘t‘liil
train with sick uoldicre of the Eighth
infantry lies-ed through iiulalo at 2
o‘clock this tnornitlg. liuring their‘
short stay in the New York central
station a wire or more of Dalston
inlet prominent woalca passed through
the train and distributed coffee and
sandwiches to tile boys The train was
made up of twelve simmers and car,
ried trio men. no of whom wore my
nick with typhoid icvcr and mahlrlill
fl-vcr, i‘uplaiu loilliitlilll mild iiuvu
were ten nicli ill the train who It'll
writaisly ill All of little men. It in
said. are delirious
...... 4,"...
A lmul belle driven nloim Wall
street had it wheel wrecked by If'illllI
raiillil Iu du- Irid‘i’ tracks.
t‘tllllili‘l“? i‘iilleil MM".
lliy Anets'laied Press.)
lien Francisco. August lid-Janic- .l
t'ntlndl. accompanied by his wife, Ill"
in" for New York. lull-trump be said
”till he would not light Mcl'uy on "No
but let. but that in would mm blip r
month ill". I u
l .s-4
limo blinds some mun. end it ulsiu-
ltiie of others too nearsighted for full-
itary service.
A unique feutttrc of the wedding was
in special trolley car on the Red Linc
Ito convey the iricnds to the reception.
I'l‘llt‘ car was lirl-ttily draped iii pink
l and white. and ulcerated with tings.
; ..._
i
i 00W“ 0" our “VII.
lemma-amt and an Others to
' lnepeet its Ianitary Condition.
1 The adltltant-gcncral yesterday lriill-
l ed the following special order:—
i Brigadier-Gmerai Albert W. Phll~
l lips, surgeon-general. is hereby order-
2 cd to report at Camp liavcn. state mi:-
? itary rcndesrous. Nlantlc. (‘ozln.. :ls
I soon as possible. to investlgito and
i take such action as may be necessary
5 in regard to the sanitary condition of
said camp, and report :llt‘ result of his
‘ investigation in this oilicc.‘
lie is authorised to employ two com-
peteilt surgeons to assist him llw
discharge of tbc above duties.
I it was said is the adiotunt-gotwral‘r
l office yesterday that there was no dc-
of the operating staff at Camp Wlkoff.
today said that if the troops are kept
in this camp another month they will
all be dead or sick with typhoid fever.
“1 do not say this without having
Bridgeport Connecticut State Mamie-I
team. in llaniinry. yesterday afternoon}
ended in a riot. 'i‘hc umpire. hit-(larm
a former National Imaguc player. was}
attacked by the crowd and would liavei
l'uufildt‘ri'd “'0 situation." “9 contin- been roughly unndlcd had not the police I
ucd. "l have studicd the camp. arid l 'lmergpmp '
have been in a position to snow what James O'Rourke. captain and mana-I
has 1’1““ "'9 "Willa tier of the liridgcport team. and fornicr-
' ‘ "in justice to the camp i want to say '3, mm." for the pr Yorks. was up... I
that almost none of the sickness anions allui'kfil by the. crowd. l
the soldiers up to the present timc and The trouble was named by null
none of the deaths have been due to llridgeport billy?" My." u... "0“,...”
"l“ conditions which “0" WWW "“19 to with a train before the name was
or have in the past. Sickness has tin-n ovcl'. and when the score was ill their 1
almost entirely lllllilt‘tl l0 fcvcrs i‘Oli- rut-ma 'l‘llp umpire allowed the game1
iractod in the south. and the death ratc m I... mum. and when O'Rourke order- ,
would have bccu much more than now ml his turn off the field a crowd of 1.50»:
hilil the men remained in thc south in- people went down on the diamond, with l
stead Of Mill! brought here. cries of "Lynch the umpire!" "Lynch
"The change of clininn- lcsscncd tllc tl‘itmlrkc!“
ri’fccts of the fcvcr and iulprovcd lit-w 'l‘hc nniplrc was struck scvcrnl tinicsI
~olltlition of the flii‘il. .\s a cutter .by persons in the crowd. A soluul oil
'llli‘lii'h lily only Birbiicas wbuu can bc «pollu- went to the assistant-c of .\lctlnrr
attributed to this cullip is ilyscntcry. or Iulul it'ltunrk» and escorted ibcul to the l
lesser troubles which niny lluvc lu-cu I-Ircsslug roonl. which was annulmdpds
? lllllit" information more as to the ac.
ccssity for the inspcctlun by the stir-I
acongcncrnl. tlcncrnl iluvcii. at NcwI
i
London. had siren instructions for the
issuance of ilic ordcr. [bit it was con-
rillt'l‘f'll a lit‘t'rsolll‘)‘ prm'.ilillcu.ii‘.\‘ nlcn I
.
sure in vicw of line lira: mili:l« i' oi
ulcr. who had bur Ln sump lllt ru for
long ill illlll.‘ I
There “(H to Infnsnitticsi as it any.
saidmy
inspection. no knmylcdlto that
was any unusual sickness ill tbc camp.
it has been known. however. tlilll
some things are not as they should Ni
there owing to some of the man no he. 5
in: its cleanly zl~ tlwy nllulil. Alter
tllc i-‘lt'vt l‘i‘lllli‘lil loft lilo t‘fllll’ll ttu1
it time. tic..r!v foil:
iuinicdlutc r.l.---ssilr l'll' tbc
thcrc'
ililltricriliiiidcr-gcticrnI was compo-lied;
to burn it number of llllilil‘tlunt‘aylh‘illll'
.\ hllilillil“
‘ condition of ii"liil‘~ cklnls lit the pros
"lit lilllt‘. it is followed. It l4 the ill ;
icniluii of tbc military authorities to
not the camp in tin licnl Hillillii‘)’ c-ui'
dliinii for "N t'lll .mipiucni of the So -
ond and Fourth rcsinlcwxucat llltmilt.‘
mm.-.” .
to tbc prcscucc of vermin.
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NASHVILLE Limits fatniyual lii'
l‘lltkl.
Nashville. Tenn. Mutual all-'l'il‘t
. broke out at l! to mlm-k this inuruipu
iii iiic fifth floor oi the torso establish
incot of tlic I'l'iiiiipu litittliuff Mauritian
tnry. dcltlcrs iti slots and ilnwnro no
t‘olil-go nth-cl. illiil dirt-lid rapidly. tic
niioyluu lllls iillllllil'il ltliti ilum- occlr
picd by .\. .l. Walt-nu. furnitnrc tli'itl‘
i‘l'. I‘iilllillti I Niciltisoli, Moira ltlid
iinwuve. and thc hurls l‘rlutlna coul~
tinny, 'l‘li' loiiidiliil ill't‘lll‘il’li by tin
American National liunk was count-lor-
iildy daniugcd by lirc and water. 'l‘bc
lose in estimated iii 'I-Iltldliitl and la cov-
crod by insurance.
o..-
IN “Willi tlii' 'I‘lllt litiili.
Nutwirh. i‘otiit. August fill The “My
ring ill the Monti-lib iiimi lluilwsy
tilel’ iit‘I‘iii lit'lt'll'l‘ .lmlgt‘ iilluiowity lt‘
ilu- Hulwrlor court at to tr. illin moron
but “the hearing b to licicriuiuc who
iimr Norwich and Nut londnu will In
rcnucctnl by trolley road. A number
of witnesses front New latitdott. Nor
nirb. Montvllle and Waterford worei
board up to I n‘clork lills afternoon
when the mart was ndputrned until i
o'riou ii for luncheon All the witnesses
this morning smite lu furor of the road
mylug Hwy Min-ed it to be a public
isleunuiiy.
rdllnNi by the i‘lliiligc of llli‘l tiiitl “'illt’l'. by it t'l‘owll, Extra [mill-p wpn. 5pm {"r'
"So for none of thc fcvcrs have bl‘ill li'um tbc city. The "I‘lllfii‘lltil‘lrllliiytfl'li .
tlnfavorulll‘i m u“. mm" m" if u... uric afraid to go through the streets;
mcn rcnniiii two they will ccrtaliilly in- “l ”1" my “I!" WW Wk"! ‘0 “"“N'l ii“ !
.ltluckcd wilii typhoid rum. a ”UN"! cur smmlcti by police. 'l‘hc!
"This Will be due to NW germs wiiuli '1” “'3‘.“ *llllll'll 113‘ the crowd. Sonic or I
they will act ill the wutcr. 'lh" rrtmil twin to lictlicl and photo
'.;lu-th- r nitrmpt to mob tlic playcrs bc .
l‘til‘tl tin-y took tliclr train.
'l‘hc patients ill llll‘ gclicrul hospital.
.limrdlua to tbc i‘cllul'i olthi» lel'cuoou
‘ laulnlw rcd l.7ll‘.'. nlillc ln tllc dclcntion
bards tin-ri- are boil, I
i l
.
For it linu-
this camp will bc a iiculthy oilc. llill ill
a lt'W wc-lts thi- typhoid fryer ltcriiis
from tbc sinks and ccsspools now ot‘iii'
u'rcd so thickly about. will pcilctrulc
tbc t'til'lll nlid contaminate the wiltcr
nipply.”
l‘li’l‘idldh‘ litl‘l‘ lttil‘NllS.
tliy Asstw‘litted l‘l‘ces.)
Rochester. N. i'.. August ,
ilariuos. of Syracuse. and t‘hrisI
si-blote. of this city fought tlfici-ii bo .
l‘ rounds lit-fort- tbc lticiizi .\. t‘. l.i~li
illitlit. Murillo was tbc clcvori-nt man
‘l'lu transports to lll‘l‘l‘Yl‘ .ii lionmui.’
yct from Santiago luclmlc ilic limit-o.
llcriln. Alicithcuy. l'llitlliinl. ill-rksllirc.
ilrizab. Horutogu. Him-acrlmclm and
lionnlatiln.
'l‘lil'cc aci‘c nlfllili'il curly llll.‘ morn
out. but its yct iliclr llitllit‘h hair not
I
ao—tlqu
1'0 LET—Six rooms. Music Hall block.
suitable for ofllces; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. ..
Arch street; cottage. 29 Woodward
avenue. iionsc, till Woodward avenue
E. A. Woodward. ‘
T0 LEE—House of 8 room and bath
room. furnace and all improvements
Apply to or address Charles '1‘. Raw-
kins. 2 St. John's nve.. East Norwalk.
‘ - au8‘l at
T0 LET—No. 16 Quinterd avenue. new
house 7 rooms. with modern improve-
ments; rent. 815.00. inquire of
George A. Clark. No. 10 Union street.
at! 6t.
T0 LET—Apartments in the brick
block on Leonard street; also foII' ‘
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 88 per
month. Enquire of Charles T. lanolin.
ard. Norwolk. mt! "
1‘0 LET—Apartments of live rooms
first floor. 8 and ID Tollcs street. hm
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalk. Jdtf
1‘0 RENToliouse for one or two in.-
ilics at 19 Academy street. Apply
to ’l‘. 8. Osborn. 38 Merwin It!“
Norwallt. hilt!
'l‘tl I.E'l‘~-t)lflco iii the second iloor d
The Sentinel building. Apply gt
'l‘be St-ntlnel office.
TO LET-First and second story rear
apartments over Olsen shoe store.
Four rooms each. Rent 88 and fl.
Halls heated. lighted and claim.
For further particulars inquire at tho
ofllcc of the Old Well Cigar 00..
8:! Washington sheet.
FOR III-l.
lll'NlN $83 FOR SALE—J. 1!. Wheeler
offcrs lilo business. stock and fixtures
if sold lit-forl- Sulllcltilit'r ll'iili. A
iulrltalu for some one. If not sold
ot'rii iiai'i'i'ltlilit‘il.
ricviwlll llllliili‘til ctiln‘ urrilcd lust.
‘liilllll and ucrc Ibln mornimt pill up in
the dilfcrcut linoliliilln. 'l‘bcrc in now
though mum to lu-colnuimlntc nil tbc
nit-ii.
Illa biliarudcr. tbc ounrnlltiuc olllm.
has cxuuiiucd oicr inoou troops on lip
ll‘illihlitil‘lii iillit't‘ tbc camp has bwa cs-
tulilinllt‘d.
hire. 'l‘luiilcy, president of the illici-
nutloiiul iirotbcrtlootl. n 'l‘luwisopblst
ntit iciy. has t‘nllililirlli'll a rcilcl' It'lil ab»
out it quarter of it who from tho tll'||tll. ‘
’l‘hcrc arc tour [chute and WW" liililt‘
uurucs in attendance and Marc urc
iwruty eii'ii in the lot“. It i» a liltin-
wlicl‘c it fui'liiuglicil Iiiltilci‘ can stop oil
his way to the depot and «ccurc sullic~
iiillia tree to eat.
There are now many dcod bodbn of
soldiers wliillllii iu tic clnlllii-d by i'clll-
livrls.
livcr titty deaths have occurred Iilil‘i'
the ramp was cutalilisiicd. and tho littlc
coulcti-ry on llroulwci Hill is slowly
growing.
While iilc condition of affairs in tbc
hospital has improved. it is proudly
llillllllll‘il that there will be no lllli'kt'il.
itiilil'tlvi‘llit'ili liiiiil a lame liuiobcr of
lid with soldicrs arc removed to the
hospitals in NW i‘oi‘k iiild iirmklyu
nod to the barracks at tbc forts. where
there is better nccuulmmlutlons. lico-
crat Wliet'lel' and t‘oloilol lkirwuud are
now in communication with t'olouel
Kimball. of New t'ork. devising a plan
for the removal of the sick ltluli from
iluuinuk on a transient fittvd up for
their comfort. The transport lat
. this city. and duct. llllrrclt. of Syracuse
will rclnovc to No, l Kcynor liv‘oliiib.
about too fuel from lli'l Washington
sil'cci. t-lmiill Norwulk. t‘onn.
and aunt lilllu advantage in llclatli
there was. was ill his favor. Bi'lllt la:
iliin strum: and puniatu d .\liil‘|llli con» i
utilccul-ly taklnlt u lot in return. iloill ‘ l‘tilt HAM-l New rcaldcuco. it rooms.
\it'l't- on tliclr fcct and ilulitiitu {out ill! all “"|"""“““""'- “M" “l“. WWW
”w cud M "w mm “mm I“ in“ W": fruit; It luiuuicu' "‘tl‘lll trolley and
liuiltiarv bctwcctl Alike liouovuu of! ”mum“ 'i‘uullon.‘ (Ml 0' Address
. . » Mrs. it. laylor. ill-usury lieulevard.
East \‘orwulk. Point 0
iiarrclt was so cxhuiistoi in tbc tiltb . ‘ .3. t
ltilllitl that lb- could not cotititluc. How Will flAliill-~-Niirwnlh "and laundry.
oiuii did not hurt hill Itii‘h. While a good business opportunity for h
be lusicd. llarreti was the better than. numll lllvcnlllli‘lll. Apply to it it.
.iulbb-r. Norwalk. a” if
sauce I. ‘ m '
w- i‘tiit tidbit-HA line assortment of the
\‘ltil.lN 'l‘lIAtllwll. . ‘ celebrated Palmer llatnmook at very
.i. A. ilOl'iitiN. I reasonable prices. ilouth Norwelh
l‘or terms apply at all i'ruswoi arc iiardware mmpany. south Nuwalk.
nuc. Not-walk. t‘onn. auttltt: ill
\ li‘lllii'l' i‘l \liii .l \l‘Vlllti‘ \i' l I
. u u I "' iii l u t I n e
Lee has opcncd a laundry ut lb Wall Niliiili H“ "mm IllillilftlA'l‘Il.
sirccl. Norwalk. for «it kinda «it my aim-WWI Prue-l
iii .' ’1$“Ill....i“.I'JIP“.:‘.'.'-l'i'2.‘;l‘l . ............ W" "k it“ 'v
li'c. 'm' .leo has. ".m‘. lauildrlos h; . piibllcausul North t‘urcutry bold tidin-
"rk‘..w"‘. where l“. does a iuraagm" last night and the following dela-
husiness. at lln salon to tho \'il|'lttill| cont-cuiloue were
w..-“ .-.........-...
....._. -.-—..wmw ...... m- ‘lmmt'.:
nttldi‘l'l‘tlliii WAN'I‘ElMlaullvs or . - . .
iiciltlumcn for our cunlpiiign soul of v :2". ”mm “mm" M“. W. 0' lie
l' .
.luvi-iille lentil» for the holiday». Mitch
not bits four braille araded for little
lillt'i- to grownup folks. leach luniil
clnlrlniilit. delightful. culdlvgilul.
l'fit‘t'u range from no cuiliu up to
Milli. lsirge lat-ills. clicll overflow-
ing with happy illustrations. 'l‘colii-
i'lltitillli antlers. Nothing like them.
l-‘our flillfllliii' golden harvest for on
tit‘fdii' workers. i'reiili given.
il‘rctglii paid. Iilggost commissions.
«mun with samples of all four lagskn
tree. Mend twelve two cent stamps
for paying part only of the postage
alone. limp all trash and clear Om
it mouth with out. csuliinlve .lilveno
lies The National Drunk fiction».r
Juvenile Department. Clileegu. gory wagon was not damaged.
I
l‘ttlill‘t'niiitiliiil —4lcorgc Money and .l.
ll. Killgahiiry.
t‘mluty — ltoluiui i". Lee and .l. ii. We
myth.
The delegates to the slain i'tlflVOINOI
.wurc not instructed.
“a...” 4’0” own.
A horse owmui by linilwlta I Kill.
Main street lrticorl. Nor-walk. attempt-
ml to walk nit. min-May afternoon. its
caught the whcnl of to wagon illo Il-
miter liirnntll lilo-lied near by and one
eulii tit
st
)1
I
M the wheel» was wrecked. 'l'iie gree-
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