r
.‘ “l p
E
mommi-
lJacob’Schauh. of South Norwalk. tit
ENING
a
"‘NTIN
Tito latest and avast sin-owns.
will be found in 'l‘ho‘lestlnol’s N“
elated Press Despatches. .
m . =9.
' ' SOUTH NORWAhK. CONN. Fnlnavwnr'rnnnnn 2.1898.
TWO 01mm
m—
lysls sliowetl tht the water had mater-~
ipooads. J. A. McDonald. of Brookleld
{was neat. at on Moods. ‘
NUMBER 3,203.
Following the dinner the fat men on-
mmwm _
. insertion l,lflfl’ hthk
”41:3?1" :algsgm' F21? 3 :soofull: r'ooec: :xsisiuo'lr for. .srt
ound the pavilion. About 4:30 o'clock
i
lill ilill IIIEBS IISSIliii
:the visitors mgan to depart and soon
lthe Point gained its normal condition.
1 The business meeting was decidedly
fbrief the old odioers being unanimously
lchosen to serve another year.
l —.—w
lleowIscsty a loss up“ as up”.
orgdtts tor-or Creation—rho
“lull“ M u m w Htvorluhilssoflrmadlrs. chutes
Mich.oflastAvenno.
“d... m. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hendrick
Those were fat men galore at Gm- ,‘celebrated their twenty-fifth anniver-
ory'a Point. yesterday afternoon. the oc- isary of their wedding. Wednesday ev-
caalog being the thirty-second annual. enlng. at their home, Ill East avenue.
Will of the once famous punch-.5 Among the guests were, members of
mm. The flight of time I.“ agedi Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48. G. A. K.
m of the famous lhhia of the old- of which Mr. Hendrick is a member;
an. organisation. but a.” were .lllll Douglas Fowler. W. R. (3.. No. 15. and
aa ”"1 as in days of ,0"... than a ‘ Twin City Council, Daughton of Lib-
tinge of sadness mingled with the my. : erty. No. 42. of which Mrs. Hendrick is
”m.“ as tho beefy celebrants M 1. #:mberresent were Mr and Mrs Fen
one .. . . -
:myflfgrmtozrk "t in . pander Jrotherton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
. . iJoyce. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brother-
But enouh 0‘ the m' let us dwell .' ton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hendrick.
Vim "'0 PM“ ” '“’ "m" m" ‘ Mrs. Lillie Hyatt. Mi). Willi-in Hull.
groans within us under a heavy load of
‘ _. Mrs Richard Delahunty. Mrs. Sarah E.
chowder. steamed clams. tomatoes. on Thompson. Mrs. W. It. Brown. Miss
“mm“ mm" ”'M'h’ “m" "M . Hattie Singlewah. Miss Lottie Wilson.
potatoes. sweet potatoes. corn. lobsters.
_. Miss Kate Ireland. Miss Kate Guaruiere.
”u m" ml" °" “N" “M” “m Miss Jennie Wilson. no. M. n. Spicer.
.qghzazgxgotn served In the ”no" j Miss Annie Hull. Miss Merrie Delahun-
house by an eillcicnt corps of "ammpty. Miss Mary Hendrick. Miss Tessie
doing credit to the famous hostelry. . Hendrick. Colo Wood, Frederick Keat-
which has become renowned mm” i log. Louis It. Brothcrton, (Imrgc Spi-
Landl'ord O‘Suillvsn's management A "c" Harry Brondage. Frank Buttery,
MD at the remnants of the feast would 1 Ernest Wilson. Samuel Hendrick, Rich-
dismay any ordinary cltiaen. Huge . ard' Delahunty. Sylvester Brotherton.
piles of clam shells and lobster claws 5 mm“ “mm-“4“
III“ the NW of the banqueters‘ There was music and singing and
m “0 “am"... wondered how those . other social diversions during the even-
”pics of avolrdupnls could ever make mg. Mr. and Mrs. Ilcndrick received
VI! 'u. the tons of toothsome ediqu s some very tine presents. An claborate
set “on them. Esuppcr was served.
And. indeed. it was a pusale. for the}
daily improved in condition by the large
bias of the welte-
E General Frost the grounds to
sbooccupiodhylkstatetroopstobe
put in thorough and complete sanitary .
condition. sinks apt! trenches to be tho-
lrooghly emptied and cleaned. and ev-‘
'erything in the way of garbage. waste
, and refuse maria; to be mriold or Int“.
A “Ewan IH‘T ls BEIABK‘BLE l rigi'lozzl‘lgrofkths ::my.ovonlz tombs p3: l
“in the best and cleanest possible condi-
’tion.
My lsaty-ilvs Oasss of Iiokasss in; The Third regiment will leave camp
mm w.wm Among 'probably Sunday. so that there will be
ill? IS Hillillflli
Result of the Investigation of the
Sanitary Conditions at Kinetic
iample tints to have the grounds placed
1.700 “‘M (lasso °I ”' [in first-class order and condition before
photo tom. .the state troupl so in on the 12th.
w..........__ i In addition to all these precautions!
‘ . ‘(lcneral Frost will order and enforce‘
Dr. L “' ""‘d’flw' ”"9“” 0‘ "I" thorough sanitary regulations during
State 90““ 0‘ Health. "“9“"? "9‘ the encampment. so that it is confident-E
lted (‘amp liavcn yesterday and made ly believed by the medical oilicero that.
a thorough investigation of the sum. the sanitary regulations and conditions:
tary condition. The investigation was." the next camp. “' w“ as of the}
made at the direction of Adjutant Gea- ( :31}: lifelihsu?;:ss:l.n be such as have :
oral Havcn btwause of the reports that) Malical Director W. 8. Watson. of‘
typhoid fever was raging at the camp; N. (3.. of Danbury. who accompanied
and that there were twenty or thirty "PM?!" Pm“- Surfli‘im “PM“! Phil-‘3
cases 0‘ the disease. The strongest ro‘ lips and Dr. 1‘. A. Lindsley to Camp
l’utatlon of the sensational story is 3:133:23?er T:..l.?:rli:r::r‘r$;:i
found in the result of Dr. Lazdsioy‘s. that have been circular“; relative to:
visit. i the unsanitary condition of the camp}
He stated last night on his return to: D" Watson "‘3 very emphatic '“ M’I
New Haven that "w camp was in g oodl statement that there was absolutely no.
: truth In the stories that the camp was‘
“3'"er condition and 0' typhoid fever in a bad sanitary condi'ion. 'l‘herc.
only two rinses existed, while two other have been only two or three ‘linowni
patients only were under suspicion. Him 0! typhoid "“1" “m“? "I“ men;
Even in these ”was there is no avi-' came into ramp. and there have been:
deuce whatever to support a statement, "Hilly mofi' “ll" that among the‘
tummy
The Former Deputy Revenue Col-
lector May Oppose Mr. Csughlin
lillllliil’illll solo nu
ltlolaldthathohaoloonllnurod of
the Early Support of Democrats
of l'airileld county —— chances
of Other candidates.
The Bridgcport Post of last evening i
priutcd the following:
There is a new candidate in the field
for the Democratic nomination for
shcrifl and he promises to develop uo~ ‘
table strength. althotuh his boom was
only launched yesterday.
Edgar .\'. Sloan, of Norwalk. who has ’
only Jllsl tcndcrci his resignation as
deputy collector of internal revenue to;
t'oilecior Lake, is the loan put for—
ward by the llciuon-uta from the low-
or end of the tonnty as the only candi-
date who can beat Sidney E. Iiawlcy.
No sooner had Mr. Sloan announced T
that his resignation was in the bands oi ‘
the collector than his friends urged him ‘
to enter the field as a candidate for‘
<hcrill. r
Mr. Sloan hesitated at first. Ilc said
that it was too late, that the others"
.bave been impatient to get away and
lirain carried the baggage.
2 oncy hospital. untlcr charge of lir. W.
‘ ty-fourth linitcd Stutcs infantry. Maj-
oaasanro or in can. i
i
.. -WMr
Preparing instant Pointfor the are , »
WW” 9! mu‘ will." ; \uyihltm and overylhlgf ' ‘
(By Associated Press.) ' l: m y-‘nxrlil-fieiznhfitull‘. -
. 1' so at ..... .
‘ Ncw York. September 2—Thc Thirty— Quick ms‘ttlts will idiom.
third and Thirty-fourth Michigan Vol-E
unteers, about 1,400 men. left for home
this morning on a sixty days' furlough. _
Since the word came from Washington WANTED”
that they were to go. the Michigan men
WANTIbs‘ ’
Immediately. a girl
,as
chantbcrmald and waitress. not»
cut-cs required. Apply at lit West
street. 80th Norwalk. I":
there was much rejoicing In their‘
Tramp last night when it was announced: WANTED—A competent girl for I"
‘ that they would surely start this mor-j
rral housework; help with washing
ironing or cleaning twice a wash.
iiing. .
. l'il Ens avenue. soot
They were in better condition than “I. W: _.~_____________ ‘ ”
ilic Sf'l't'llly-lli‘h‘l New York volunteers. \l'.l.\"l‘li:l)-A competent girl to do
who left camp a few days ago. Th.
railroad people run the army trnlii in Elmwood avenue,South Norwalk.
sections, The first section pullcd am
out of the station at 9 o'clock anti ibc WANTED~A widow of refinement.
others followed soon afii-rwurds. ()nc «iiwrtui disposition. excellent A. l
The voliin. housekeeper, capable 5“ "Hill”.
. wu ' . 0“ka
tccrs were due In Long Island (‘ity at ’0;II:I"‘:‘£F‘: "Afiggflnsfluu r
' . ”on“,
general housework. Apply at ‘41
“3:30. The troops will go West on tho i‘nrc of this amp... sent a
West Shore road. ' .m—
'I‘hc transports Ni-ures, (‘iiy of \"itsllv
TO LET.
ington and i‘iiy of lllff‘krv‘llll't' arrivcd W
this mornlnl. 'l'be Hcrkshiic-has 35.0 To LET-“Asia rooms. Music Hall block.
convalescents on board froiti the Sib— suitable for ollioos; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. s
Arr-b street; cottage. 10 Woodward
avenue. Iiousc, 00 WW avenue
E. .\. Woodward.
M. Parker. She sailed from Santiago
on August 25. '
The Nucccs has on board the Twctt~
or Markley. and two companies of the T0 |,p:'r..xo_ n; Quintard avenue. new
I-‘irst lilinois. boiiscyrmms. with modern Improve-
bumid atmosphere was enough to melt}
a lean man. let alone a tat one. As the
big fellows froiiood both before and af-
ter the feast thy persplred. but they.
laughed good. ‘ . ly as they mopped‘
the bonds of ’ from their brows.
They were the heroes of the hour and
old aol's tiery rays had no terrors for
them. They were out for a good time
and each made the most of it. while
their sides shook with lamhter at the
curious antics. Hundretb of spectators
who had braved the heat to witness the
unusual scents were amused and for
the moment forgot the sultrlness of the
day. There was but little breese and
the Point. usually cool and delightful.
was for trout comfortable.
Onc oi the earliest on the scene was
I'otrick Murphy. rightfully called one
of the fathers of the association. llc
hustled the last details and at i2 o‘clock
when the am delegation urrivcii. all
was in readiness for the occasion. A
break was made for the both houses
at once. for the annual dip is as much
oi a treat for the big boys as the spread
Itscli. Nearly all had provided them-
solves with their bathing suits, but Ed
liurke. oiDanbury.made a mistake and
found a woman‘s wrapper in his grip
instead of his bathing costume. 01
course Burke could not very well use
that and Landlord D‘Sullivan helped
him out of the predicament by hunting .
up the biggest outfit on hand and tin-
subject was happy. The Ill was a light
one. but Burko determined to risk it
and was soon plunging in the briny
deep as playfully an a coil. Suddenly
there was an ominous rip and llurkr
ntadc a sudden plunge for deep water.
uhilc the baibors nearly wont liito by»
terlcs. for the hatth suit had ported
and ilurkc was earnestly lam-citing lllti
friend to relieve him of his embarrass»
moat.
A sugar barrel wasprocured butltwus
of no use. as it was too small. and liu~
ally a hogshead was secured and litirlte
cauli- ashore. lie felt decidedly cita-
urincd. for he was a close swoud to
Jake ticbaub lit the swimming match.
lake was declared a winner.
i‘. w. Manson. of New York. so old
timer. was relight on the great too by
a vcuiureeomc crab and carried It htilttc
lib a souvenir.
'I‘bc bathing progressed for about an
hour without luribcr incident. when
than wait a gathering on ihc hotel stcps
for d tilti'llll chat with the lslcrarrivatm
The big song for dinner sounded .it
2.30 o'clock and the party flied to tho
tables.
Among those present were l'mldcni
t‘barics ltoberts. liaindisi. (loan: \‘lcc-
l'resldent A. W. Wallace. llrlilgeport:
Treasurer Iiidward lluly. tltiiinford:
Secretary .l. A. McDonald. ll. ilrifln. II.
it. liiwkwooil. llrooliiicld: i‘. W. Milli-
soil. ll 0. Merritt. t‘. if. (these. New
York city. lildward ’l‘ylcr. llrooklyu; W.
_ I ilutnncr. Bridgeport: M. .I. I‘Iy-
Ington. North rialrrn; A. it. till-
letie. Britlgewater. 0. Id. 'l‘rowbrldac.
Woodhttry. 0. "up" Quick. i‘rulou
li‘allatdolitl 0 Allen. Wi-slport. I‘tilo
rick Murphy. tlaigatucli; i‘. ll. 'I‘row-
bridge. llsiutli ivorwalli; rlumncr ll. lic-
land. Edward llttrlte. Merit N. (ternary.
Edward MrSiay. Robert Barnum. Dr.
C. l'. "W. John A. Stevens. William
Bartley. John W. Green. Ifrsnk Finne-
gan. Danimry; ll. w. Manila. Fatward
J. Thomas. O. I. Wilson. Norwallt.
Tbs heaviest also is the party was
nauoona'rro WIVIIHON.
Delegates Elected for the first on.
Third Voting Districts.
The Democratic convention for the
‘ First and Third voting districts. to elect
'delegates to the state. congressional.
jcounty. senatorial. and probate conven-
tions was held in the Town Assembly
‘Iiall at Norwalk last evening. .lmlgn
II. W. Gregory was chairman and Il. C.
l‘ecney secretary. The delegates cho-
sen were as follows:
State—John S. Seymour. Frank H.
Merrill. George A. Honncckcr. John .I.
Walsh. ,/
(kingrcaslonaiwlienry \t. Gregory. 0.
E. Wilson. John Keogh. W. I-‘. Mather.
County—James 'l‘oucr. Frank Merrill.
.loliti .l. Walsh. .iiimcs Sutherland.
Scutiiorinlww. l’. linnion. William
Worden. 'l‘liomas Ward. C. E. Johnson.
Probate—ell. \V. liregory. l-‘. E. Carr.
W. J. il'lii‘lclt.
’l‘hc convdntion IiiUtllll‘nt‘il. sulijcct to
the call ii the chair. to nominate u rcp-
rm-nt‘t/lvc to the cucrai Assembly.
.--_._ ___...-.-”
PBOSTRAI'ED 3" I‘ll HIA‘I‘
l'rank Arnold. the Chef at Dianchard‘s
Mustaurnnt OVcrcomo.
Frank .\i'nobl. llll- clicf at "lunch-
urd's rwlttili'tllii in \\'iishlugloii eii'rri.
was overcome by llic llllt‘lllit‘ liciii this
noon. and for It liiuc his condition Was
iotisldcrcd very serious. The llllll'illlll
.iud iuauaincnicnl of the Illltt't‘ did shot
was istssliilc to l'l'rlllll'i' ibc mail to coil-
nt‘lillllilli‘rlll ,ltllil lcloplionc tutu-sages were
llcill io scvcrul physicians. but ilicy till
lutppcticd to bc out. Mr. I-‘. l. lllll‘lll‘ll
Iiiiiilly answered the rillilllllilllti. In "W
iiicantliuc Mr. Arnold had been partly
restored.
-n... .
'l‘lllsl\' l‘ill‘iili'l‘ AT TIIII.‘ l‘ltilN‘I‘. '
Scrgi-aiii litilcittli .\llilcr. 'l‘roop ii.
lloiigli liidlrs. liiid l‘i'liiiti- Jillian Ian
i‘ourl. i‘ouipituy iii. Seventy-first rcitlv
nti‘lil. are sum» of Mrs. (‘harlcs Iiulli.
of Westport. ltotlt young men Wi'l‘it rc-
i-ciitly discharged from the hospital.
where thcy lilivc lu'cu III with typhoid
lover. Mr. l.ei‘uurt wt-ltibi-d llii pounds
when he left i‘uulp Iliurk to no to thc
trout. He now Wi'lhlliii but no islands,
.- ‘I‘m’. . .
IN 'l‘lllll WAY ill“ .\ 'I'Ilillililtl‘l' i‘.\ll.
I.uai “'i‘flllt‘iillitj‘ iiiicruooii. tidwuril-
i'oinaiock. oi Ilroad Itlv--r. lilicuiplril to.
drive across the trucks oi the Not'walit i
i‘llf‘tibi ltallway company near the Nor~ ~.
that the discaue was actually conlrtic-l
led in the camp. The incn urc allowed1 “alibi time.
at various times to leave the grounds
and. probably all of them buvc drunk“
from wells and springs in the vicin-
Ity.
As impure water is declared to be
the cause of much infection. particu-
larly of typhoid fever. Dr. Lindsley has.
llt‘t‘n extremely camful to make moon
thorough examinations of that at Ni-
antic. Last May. before the troops
rendeavoused at Camp Haven. he took
samples from some thirty
oratory of the Yale Medical school by.
State (‘hemist Herbert H. Smith. The
rtsult of the analysis proved the wat-
er to be pure and unusually healthful.
Again In August. after the water had
been used by the troops for some time.
a like examination was made anti the
Watt-r showed a slight improvement.
This improvement Ilr. Inhibit-y ntirb
holes to the water being constantly
used.
To further demonstrate thc good tiiill-
itury roitditiou of ihcsutnip Dr. Linda-
icy pointed out that of tlic moo incn
cut-amped for two and ouc-balf months
only sixty-live have been incapacitated
lor duty. They were sick with
townspeople of Niantic during "Willad “,0 big a start. But m, was as.
.surcd that tin-ri- was plenty of open
ground yet to be worked with the pos-
“VII DEATHS 'IOI “‘1‘ sibiliiy of holding lhc balance of power
in the county convontiou.
Ilut alter a little argument Collector
Sloan was satisfied that his friends were
in car-nest and be conscntcd to allow"
them to work for him.
'l‘bcsc friends lost no time in getting
to work and word was quickly tclc-’
graphed and telephoned all over the
”—~
Mcial lhormonietors in New York
Ihowod 80 Degrees at 9 O‘clock.
(By Associated I’rcss.)
New York. Scplombcr 2mm» ocular.
ihcrmomeicr at I] o‘clock was ii? dc-
grces and the percentage of humidity
Wt‘llll and ‘
they were analysed at the chemical lahv
bail 1'
87. Five deaths from the excessive
heat have been reported In this city up
lo 10 o'clock. 'i‘bcrc have been scvcn
crises of heat prostrntlons this morning
In Jersey City.
The oillclal tunpcrnturo at 2 p. m..
was so degrees and the humidity til dc-
grcos. Two mor- d- utbs were married.
maklu seven in .ii up to this hour.
000‘! must. namnan
Iajor Hubbard charged with Respon-
sibility for the Death of a Soldier.
tliy Ausociuicil I’rcssl
'(‘bit-kumaugn .Vziiioual I‘urk. Sep-
icnilirr 2~—llt~nrt'itl i-‘rutik. coininaudcr
‘ l‘hiriccnlli
muniy. The former collector to a very
popular man and the proposition look
like wildlirc. it was said that sonic of
Siio- llanbury pmplc took kindly to it
and there wa-ro rumors that the Hair
town dclcputrs Were not as steadfast
for Jitlill‘rl tar as that gcuticman'e
Iricipls mold when.
It gore without saying that Nor?
walk is for lilin lo a man and friends
in otbi r towns in the 'I‘wclfth and.
senatorial districts havc
promised him plenty of assistoncc.
.Iust what effect this new candidacy
\iill lilrm- on the chant-ca of tho tlllii'l‘
Huo candldutcs who have been in iilc
. llclii so long. no one can just any. ilr~
militarily it would sccni impossible for
the lit'W man to make any impression.
coughs. mumps and dysentery. M...“ of the Third Army i'tirpa. his gun". the: but ill" fact is. that but little attention
and Hillllt‘ were in "w hospital throunli
iujurics sustained Iii play or work.
icnrps headquarters
bcaduuarters fort-c
form.
and
tllt‘N‘lillt
ultlbultuscc
fliuvc liwn paid to the. dclcgutcn irony
lbc lowcr part of the county and there
This record is looked upon as remark» ‘_ corps ull Icil for Anniston. .ila.. tliir. l|l|lwlrti to bc a splendid chance to work .
liblc and t'illlfll'lllri the ground liclii-i
illitl thc (‘onliccticui stutt- cuiim ii our
morning. 'I‘tinlorriiu Iltc heuriuuartcr:
of the Third and Second brigade.» and
: up it boont.
Mr. Lee has devoted most of his on-
oi the most if not llll‘ most licaillifiil in ”W Fililrhillllh N0“ York will itn.’i‘ltr1crgics lo the sci-iirlui: oi dcltiliiilcs from
the country.
lit-igndlci' (lcucrul Front. of the lit-
tpcct‘ing party. this morning
l'l‘bird brigade beodtpluricrs and thc
'l‘bird 'l‘cilltcrtset will go Monday. (lw-
supplr- . Hill In ”W fact ilmi lllt' majority of llll"
.tlio uppci' part of ilic county. He will
ibc blind“ as tho up country ciiiiiliduic.
.\lr. l'illltillllii is known its llic lll‘lilill .
illi‘Illt‘il llr. i.liidslcy's rcpon with tho I I'I'fllfltt‘liltl cohiliiii‘mk the Third i‘ili'lh‘hlili‘l candldalr. lilo ii‘lcnds havc coii~
lolluu lug statement:
will be mustered out. iiol nioi'c llllill
t-uii-d Ilit'lllei'lli'e with ipiiot work in
11“. we“... kip-ppm. sinks mm my. . but! it down will Inc III the camp at Air . the town» which surround tltc I'iirk city
bagc trout-lies wcrc carciuily inspected. piston. “WWII "I'c'liindldac h.“ ilc-‘ and they lM‘llt‘Vt' tliai wbcti tbc com-o“.
ootli lliilki.‘ now in lltii' by the troops icrmiucd '0 INH'H ”Iv full trulli u|~ulit1iioii uicrts clioiigh tit-legato» will ri|I|l~
y-lllll llltll-ii' to be used by ”I" stain troops. ”l“ “Mimi" ““1le 1" "Milli 'l‘huinar f phrt llic ltlllllt'l‘ iiuiyor io nivt- him the
The lieticrul condition of licultlt of tho “"i‘ "i“ ”1““ 4' “lii'l‘iilic \IIH‘~|‘H~|“ .liomiuuilon.
““6"" now ciiraiiibcd lllci'c was found ”"il- If H in plot. n that .im' l""‘“""i
to be cxrcptloiiiilly good. 'l‘hcrc is no
lill [It'l‘atlllh iit'i- purity of piglet-i unit
‘ Now t'tllllN it any minpliration in ilic
{lb-iii and llic party iii nillll to lliIH‘ ll
.lbrr l'illlllllll tbi l'ltllcil Sluice. ltrl w... "”"“‘“"“‘"'“‘""i "W “l" 1’" l“"“-‘"“"llllird mmlbbllc to opt-mum u tbirl
eluted by n‘l'l‘t'i'lll olllccre. when the pi-i'
wittuiic oi ltll‘lilil'riri ii- so low on at Ni-
illlli‘. The hospital records show that
mm. 1."... 23 u, ”Nomi," m. m“ of form! charges .iflllllisl Major "llllllltl'il.
|.'.'ou iitcu continuously in camp tlirrc.
only sixty-till Wcl‘c ucul lo the hospi-
iiil. and those for all rtitisos. including
lcnuairury ailments and casualties. till
thcsc cusca iour wi-rn mumps: moat oi
the others were for Iiitcstlual li‘t‘llllllt‘li.’
.uid trucculllc in large mention-rt lo ln‘
.iiscrctions In willing and drinking of
the sick nicu ihciilsi-Ives. 'i‘hci'c 'llH’t'l
been two Wt‘Il-tlt'lllll‘tl crises of typhoid
icvcr. "no of lliciu is now convuli-s»
log in tho hospital: ilic oilrcr is In the .
New Imudou hospital. and bi reporlcd
us doing well. 'I‘wo illlli'l‘ sluipccit-il ty-
pbold cases worc will to the New Imi-
lion hospital. When the piitlcuis li-fi
camp the lover was not atlflli'lclllly dr
vI-lopcd iii the surgmus wlu-llicr it was
lyphoid or malaria. All of tho typhoid
Iml suspcclvd typhoid putlcuirt were
men who had tint-ii away from colon.
and it was ihc opinion oi the roglmcnlul .
officers us well till of the three lnspncla
lug physicians that the origin of tho
typhoid cases was outside of the camp.
.rtpoulltlulcd with no
, accordingly.
i-llx prominent l'lliilllllititlllillii. four
inf tbcnt lending pimlcluiiv. buw [Ir-'-
nilittcuu of the Nllllll New York. They
charge bliu with bruit: iekpoiolliir lot
”in ilt‘tilll ill l'liil‘ui'iilil h‘i'iilik. Willi Wm
struck by u iriiilt .i few days ago. It
bi clpimcil that Mitiur llubll'lrd caused
llic removal of Frank when his li't'
might have been NH'll by keeping liliu
tpilct. and that wlirn other physicians
ho ins-d luu~
politic uniwcoming u tii'lilll'llillll and till
olilccr. A court Iliill‘llill iu tlt'llliilliltill.
, .,
WMA‘IUIIIOII
roam I‘aa Collector V. II. Lynch. cl
llanhury. laplrss Suddenly
Ilunbury. iiiitui. ticpieiubcr il~~\\’il‘
. liulll ll. Lynch. town Hill colli-ctilr. drop
lll‘iill this morning .il his home on
tiprllig lill‘titil. lb- was formerly city
sbcriif and was prominent in batti-rs‘
organisations. Mo was holy-film years
old. ('Itllli'. rlicuiillillsui iif the boon.
IlltililKlG ASSUMES l‘ilMMANII.
walk Armory. Ills wuaou was struck infill was not due In any conditions of
by it car bound north. and ltl'l‘lll‘lil NW rump around. This amount of ty~
spoilt-s tints-lied from our ot the if..." 'pbold fever is loss than tlu. average
whiels. Mr. I‘otnslocli saw ihc cur up. 1iiiutihi-r of t'ltlli'll iii an ordinary colu-
lily Asutn-lalcd l'rcan
llllnysms. Ireland of Porto lllco. ilcp.
lclulwr lw lilcltiycd in lrliilttilllmllulll
.l'lmu Ul‘llf‘l‘fll hillim‘ ill‘lldl'lllfl' lmliiy.
proschlilg In time to turn the burn
from illc rails. and thus billii'll tlii- «til I
trial iiuiu lil,’lll”,\‘.
Iillrll-l luilllililrtN iil'ltl'llltililli.
Mills Mugulc lu’ll‘l‘lflllil. of
plum. ltitl- iclldcrcd ii «urorlw putty.
last night. ‘l‘birty of lli'l' friends were.
[li‘ttitt'llL including several from Derby.
ltanlmrr. Bridgeport and Stamford ‘
Thou,” vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. dancing and refreshments. and ill»
hoill’s passed llll too quickly for “it“
guests.
ltttllroad
remitted last Norm. The last assl- tlcivn till Tuesday.
"Hill“! M ”ii" imply- 'l‘licrtl liltl'c . iiriict-al Ilrtiolic lmicd nu ortlcr lliilllilll
llW'll two typhoid clown during lllltl little I in“ ”ottoman of it... ”Will" in m... i...
lll llll‘ \‘lllfll' ill Nlltllllt‘. Wltillti‘ IIIIIIIlli' | ”Hill The ‘l'fll‘l'lll I“"l'l“fl In f'ltitiltlllll
lloti bi much less than lltt‘ ttiiiulicr of bin headquarters at lilo l'lmlrau. out-
uu-ii in camp. There were but three i slilo llw cllv. owlua to llw rrowilmi
more in tbsI ri-allncniul hospital yester- l condition of thin .luoli. which is llliod
day and one in the liuitcry bospllsl. i with rlpsnlsli troops.
ill these one was lltc lypliolil convales- . ~ .
m-nt. Peterson. of (‘ompnny ll. of New.
walk: omI is a case of rheumatism and i lily Associated Press I
two of malaria. Water from all the. Ansonln. Conn. llrpiember limite-
wnlla csi‘npt two utilised once was cheer cause of the fearful beat. ,tlw moldm
lrslly aimlysml in May. when the "Mini i at thc Farrel foundry refund to work
ill-st want Into clillp. and was again this morning and the factory was slitii
T00 "01‘ TU WORK.
lots-lion oi Ilic coillity, And ii is it arc»
lilou oi llu- county. too. which ultiliiri
than it has not bad a coiididatc in many
)‘i’tll‘l‘. -
'l‘liu- .Vorwnik politician» huvc lukcn
hold of tlu- lliillll'l' wltli ui'cul I'llllillr-
Illnlll -lilil tlicy will push llic ilglil irotii
this out.
IIIUIOSNI‘I INVADI “LANDS
Islaing Everything Prior to the Istil .
meat of the Peace conditions
Iliy Assta'ililtiil I'I'iitlit.)
Manila. i-lrptciiilwr l: ‘tb'vcral ship.
loads of insurgent lumps lulvr- lltl’llilctl
Ibv mullirin islands with the view oi
wiring t-vci-ytlilmi [Mllillllllt' prior in ii .‘
witlcini-iii oi the pear-c conditions.
llcticral lllou. tho t-lpiinlsli commander.
with ii llolllia of guiibniii-i. in acting
i-ucrgcilcally; but the lllatli‘fltllllli listc
i'iillllllt'tl the outlying llilillllln of ltcui~
bind and I'ulilwuu. where they found
irtuiiitlrvul to the amount of tumult.
ltcleiiuti-n from the lions Kong lil-
sltl‘fli‘lll junta are to bar» Ml interview
with I‘iiltcd milieu l‘tlllllill Willlitlua
tonight and it is tliolittlii llll‘t Itlil) pos-
ulbly rcatill in a solllcmcllt of the in
nill‘ll'lll uutmlloil.
Wll.l.thI 'I'tl litl IlIII ill" 'I‘Iliibi.
Hit A; an tall-ii lino...
Washington. mumbled limilavlun
arranged lot the Nicole and return tti
litiuiii of tho ltpuuuli sailors captured
after the «Instruction oi i‘crvoriia llcot.
Ilia litiaitlsb aovornmeut is now ill'l'IlllI
to aware the release of the ilpituiah
soldiers Who are still held capiltma in
this country. 'I‘lim are a few of these.
confined at Fort McPherson. and our
government In entirely willing to be rid
of them. The sole condition Is that the
Iosaiidi sovsraisent would transport
the. hole.
covered by insurance.
General Shaftcr is becoming :thtiain?
led with the condition of
camp. Iicsldcs being
crul Wheeler, be h'
cral Amos and G
Today the c
all around a
erai Young.
p is being cleaned up
as to have everything in
the test tasible shape tomorrow.
when I’ sidcnt McKinley and the
' ment 5 of his cabinet arrivc.
0 special train having on board
the prcsldentlal party will arrive in
the iorcnoon. There will be no formal
parade or review of the trmipri. When“
the president arrives a salute will be
fired in his lIOInll‘ flllll iii-ticrni Shafii-r
and staff. logcthcr with ilcncrul\\'hi-cl-
or and ilcucral Young will receive lllt'
ilisiiiigIIISbctl visitors. who will cutir
carriages and be escorted into camp by
it dctacliiiicnt of cmalrynirn.
Sccrctary Mat-r will personally coil-
duct the prcsidcnt through the ”Hulk.
DUI! WATER 1’03 ION'I'AUK.
The Distilling Steamer Iris will hi ’
lost at One? to Camp Wiltoii‘
lll)’ .\.\Mti’li|li‘il I'rt’a'fi.)
\\ .ialllligloll. Scplcuibcr 2 "Acting
Sccri-tiil'y .‘lli‘ll today will ordi rs to ill.» 3
Norfolk “my yard to llilVi' tlic iilrllillililt ‘
rit‘iillll'l' Iris Hl'lil initucdiaicly to (‘uitip
\\'lkofi ill Moniuuk Point. the purposc
Ibciiig to Ill'lH'llll‘ lhu soltiitra tit t‘tiutp
\\'ikoll‘ with an abundant supply of iillv
solilll-Iy piirc wulcr for drinking and
o .kiuu purposes. The Iris wail ilitcd
up by lbc navy dcpuriiuclit with Munr-
..;tob- l'.i|llilil)‘ as a distilling ship to
iill'lll) llu- warship» iilltl auxiliary craft
and lmurtuirls lu sub-tropical \t‘illi'l’r.
Slu- la aide to [Hill out slai)‘ iliotuuiii-l
callous of llil‘ pure» ilinillli-il \viliii'
\tl'} tidy illlll this tpiiiiilliy would ll.-
.implc for drinking purge-ram. to ril|t|il_\'
illi'l“ Ilium llu- Illllilllt‘l‘ oi soldiers like.
ly to he gathered til t‘uuip \t’lkoli at
my l'lli‘ llllli‘.
iiidauiul-li its typliolil fi-vcr, :iccordlilii
to ilw but Illl'llll'itl ilil'oruiuiloti. in iron-
illltlll'il illlllfli'llii r tlitotipii lluliis. so
look il-‘i ilic ll'tltills can be induced to
ill'llllt lltir- tlll‘lllllll wiiici' illoiic-llicir
milk bring iliilly lilti|li‘i'lt‘ll“ it is [an
ltotul iluii lllt’i‘l' will lu- uu rod to the
I‘uribcr uprcud of the icvcr. As a inca-
our or pl-ts-uiitlott it is probable iluil
the walls which have bet-ii dug tit i‘iitiip
\\ limit will be closed up on the srrivui ‘
of tlic Iris.
assures manna ltflilt‘.
Interstate Commissioners Iatoaultn-
portani Declaioa Isgartiing listss
idly \bltlt‘lfllt‘ll I’l‘ca-tl
Wanillllgioil. Scpicttiltt'r 2-"l‘llc Ill
i-rsluio l'ommcrrc i‘omiulrmlou. by n
ilr'i‘ll‘lilll today in lltl- niullcr oi the pro
vit'llfll‘l‘ i'dtc illstiirluincck of the i’iitllr
diun l'lil'llll' railroad. involving the pro
priciy of differential passenger l'ltll‘it
lwiawu castrrti points and the l'lll‘lllli
coast. hold that the i‘nnadlttii Pacific
in not ciilltli-il to liti- dlflul'cuiliil ctill~
trudi-d for. The Hill! In ("ill of ilic most
important that has licforc‘ the cannula-
alou for u long time. the .iini-rlcaii rail»
road liar» unit the i‘ltuailiuu l'licllli-
having burn ctiitiigisl six months or
more til it wur ltl pttwnlcr tariff is-
tum-o ibt- nod and mod.
'l'llllt'l‘liiiiN i‘llWi-i lll'liNlili
llllM'i‘ll.
lily l‘l‘fll"..“' il l‘l‘l'It-J
\l’illiiiiiiullc. i‘ilnu. “UMHIIIWI‘
llurliin ti heavy electrical storm last
night it luirti owned by Oliver illiappell.
lu llcoilanii. about at: miles from tier-c,
was not our fire by lightning and totally
desiioyctl. 'i‘lilrirctt rows that were in
tho barn wi-ro burnt-d to death. The
but! is estimated at smut “.000. portly
'l’tl
l
um; rcut. ”5.00. Inquire of
. ilk “come A. i'liii'k'. No. It) l'nlon street.
,‘lttl by (ion:
talks with iicu~i
nail 6t
‘ 'I‘I) I.I‘I‘i‘~~.\pttrtmcnts in the brick
blot-k on Leonard street; also four
rooms at 33 Water street. rent 38 not
mouth. Enquire of Charles '1'. lion-
tird. Norwnik. a” t!
T0 LET—Apartments of five
first floor. 8 and 10 'I‘ollcs street. rot
Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jaoo
Layton. Stitch Norwalk.
class order.
To ltliNT—Ilouse for one or two fan
"it's at to Academy street. Apply
to 'i‘. s. Osborn. 23 Merwin street.
Norwalk. alltf
'l‘il I.IC'I'- Office in tho second iloor it!
The Scutinci building. Apply at
'l he st-ntinel oinco.
'TO LET—First and second story rear
apartments ovcr Olscii shoe store.
i li‘our rooms each. Itcni 88 and 87.
Iiulls lirtilctl. lighted and clo'allod.
l-‘or iurthcr pairiiculiirs inquire at the
tlmt't‘ of the Old Wcll Cigar 00..
‘ vrl \t'udiiiiglon ctrcct.
MISCELLANEOUB.
MAX LEVI. llll\ boot and shoe dealer.
bun moml ll‘tllli ll‘dl io Ill? East
\\'a.~'liittgion slrcct. wlicrc he will both
”fill" his business it" formerly. I
move twrausc I do not care to have
Ill-orgo Kt'i‘ll'l' rot It landlord. Mill
|.->\'l. .‘llill‘ ilt'iill'i'. lilllll ill ‘
_.. _ ._..__.__._. ..._.
Mlh'i 'r: l .l..\ N lit)! ‘8 -. Accommodations
[or two bourilct's igulititl can be liltil
lillli or \lllltuill board. 7 "union!
plan, proltiul floor. all!" at
“an-—
4*“
Eli.
J. A. IIOI'SON.
l‘iir lll'lllri apply ui :lli I'l‘lliipool two-
\'|ilI.IN Tl'}.\i'lll
utic. Noruulk. i‘ontl. out!"
i Iv‘lltt-l'i' times nonunion“;
IM‘ lid! up. u. d a laundry iii In Wall
zilrccl. Nniwalk. for llll liltttlll ll:
laundry \vork .\ll work guaruuimt,
Sitiilu. 7c; t'ttllul‘H. I'dc: idllrt waists,
i‘.‘c air. Irv bust illi‘cc iiiuailrlcs iu
llriilncporl. \l’lli'l‘t' he docs a little
business. It. ll.
Silldl‘l'l‘tlllri \\'.\N'l‘liill~ billion or
ni-ulleuwn for our oniiipttigp sets of
Juvenile books- for tho holidayiiJi‘aek
mi has four lumks grittlod for llllltl
tllll“v Iii urilWIlllll 'tllkll. M. I“
rimriuliig. delightful. captivating.
I'rliw range from MI eclilii up to
aural. largo boot”. riicli overflow-
llui with happy “l"?ilfallmm- 'l‘l‘IlI-
l'llilflllh scllct-e Nothing like them.
l‘mir umiiiliv‘ tilllili‘ll lturml for «-
rrnrtlr workers. l'reitlt glvrl.
l"l‘l"ulll llltlll. Ilium-Hi communion.
iliillii with rltllllllflll of all four flotilla
Irrc l-blttl lwclvc two cont slow"
for puyiita part only of the prising.
itiouc. iii-op all truth and clear I”
a tuoulll wllb out cliclualw Juven-
lliul 'l‘lic Nuililnsl [birth “were.
.luvculli- Ill-parlmvtil. l'lilragu.
t '0' I'll.
W
Ii‘iilt Hilda: l'ltblu lib lullliisiiil host.
it! li‘t'l. II. .\ .20 fuel W. l.. a m
itmiuri. ropcn. liaelim sud sliovots.
i‘b-up N. I. Itlch. titaoiiord. (loan.
sepi 0t
Ii'illi Midi. Norwalii lland laundry.
in good business opportunity for a
still" Investment. Apply to I'. I.
Ambler. Nurwalh. MU
’roa IAbl-nA Isa assortment st fie
celebrated Palmer Hm at
mi in, My
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