leesttsud most euthanue
will be found in The Mtinetle'
elated Press Despatches.
NUIBER. 8.204.
iliii’s u Hillilii
it viii be Obttflel with Becom-
lag Esthsslssa by the People.
YACHT out illlilill MIR
haywillbelallsdhthelontag.
aodnasbgviliretlewiaty
Iveatag-AIgIassraea
moment.
ileum "will be one or the biggest
days attire season at Boton Point. and
than...” is making extensive.
W for the occasion. The
Soy-ear club. of New York city. will
‘ ii .1: 4.?
“rename-h .
I30“ sense A! 30"..
M m
Althouh the weather was oppressive
last night. under general conditions. it
was decidedly comfortable in Hoyt's
Theatre, in which was assembled a full
audience to witness Shore Acres. the
introductory play of the season. which
was presented with all its scenic acces-
series and by the standard and most
excellent company. led by Archie
Md. The music 'wes under the direc-
tion of Mr. Frsemau. who always in se-
lection and renderius. blesses his lis-
teners. The play itself and the actors ‘
in it need no comment. The two are
aluminium
More LouasburyI Delegates Elected
at Caucuses ileld Last Night.
ilElI Hull—bl i‘llillEil.
Isleeurss‘l'wolore'srdsofths
city Outlined.”
tulaadooiohoatsrwillVote
forthelidgelsldlsaator.
so blended that any changes can hard-
ly be imagined for improvement. Mn,
Hoyt deserves commendation for the;
way in which he has used his vacation;
season in improving the house. a des-;
Solid PorteiI delegations were chosen
last night at the Eighth and Eleventh
ward Republican caucuses. and besides;
these some of the delegates chosen in.
cription of which has been given sl-‘ the Tenth are believed to be for For.
M
m
Espressfli lbster has purchased a
new horse. . ' ‘
. no infant son of Harry Llebold. or
Norwaik. is critically ill. ,
The Norwalk Iothodist church choir
will resume'lts duties tomorrow morn-
ing.
Norwelk paddlershsve nearly all so-
cured their licenses under the new
law. l
A large bathing party from Norwslk
irolicbed in the waves at Compo Beech
yesterday.
The Norwslh post-once will close at
11 o'clock. Labor Day. for the remain-
der of the day.
..
The fortieih anniversary of the Nor-
walk Mbthodlst church will be observ-
ed the last Sunday of the month.
BlEAHEfl 0F mus
‘ Augie-Egyptians Demolish Defen-
ses and Capture (ions on Nile.
nil/mt milli— illllllSls.
General Kitchener Mvaaosa Within a
Ills and s lalfof Kennel. North
«Marina—Alton“
sgiolositioa. '
(By Associated Press.)
London. September S-The British
war olllce at noon today received a des. .
patch from Nasri, on the Nile. saying'
that a gunbost had returned there and‘
fiUTgf-NORWALK. ooufiiifiusmv, s‘firruussa 3,1898.
l0! so nan save annex
Milo-Chapel!” hasIeen
lxeggerated.
. (By Associated Press.)
! Wuhiustou. September 8—3111er
governors had each a‘ conference with I -
Adjutant General Corbin today. All Ml
fthem discussed with the general the
'vcondltions of the troops from their ' ~- “W
states in the various camps of mobill- WANTED“ “WW” 51 I I“ ‘9 ‘9
fsatlun and made recommendations as
{to the musterlng out of certain regi-
:ments. .
Governor Frank S. Black. of New
York. talked with General Corbin about
his visit to the camps in the south from I
.. which he returned last night. He ss-s
sured General Corbin that the health?
:couditious oi the troops in the camps
were not so bad as they had been pic-
tured by some newspapers and recom-
mended that the Third. Ninth and
l Fourteenth New York regiments be re ,
lieved irom duty. These organizations
will be mustered out as soon as possi—
m
‘.WAN:
' Anythln and eve
keo you‘r eye on We“:
ve isc in this oolurnn......
Quick results wilt follow.
one;
any kind of work on place or farm.
'An Hungarian or a Swedish girl so-
sires to do general housework. call.
at 42 Washington street. salt
WAN'I'ED—Imm‘ Vi
‘street. South Norwa ‘.
a girl as
chambermsid aadstiii'ess. We
ences required. A ly at 60 Walt
still ‘i
.WANTED—A competent sir! leis f
seneral housework. Apply at n
Eimwood avenue.South,I,,Norw‘aik. ‘
‘ ‘ silt
ready in these columns. Everything ter. in the First ward isounsbury del- Charles ‘Gusrnieri. of Battery B. is had reported that there were no cssual- WANTED" WW 0‘ m
'b’rivssaoscunioototsoroiatoo one
of the [sea Steamboat company‘s boats.
suds-roe hundred shore dinners will
be served to the members. The Twen—
ty-third regiment bend. of New York...
will accompany the "club and render ‘l
delusion progianmoi in die grove.l
l
The orchestra will provide music for,
dancing. lathe pavilion. As the sea-i
son at the point will last only a few
days loner there is every indication.
that a larger number of people froml
Norwalk and near-by towns will he at;
the resort than he's been there on any.
one day during the summer. ;
last night was clean and bright and the
floral decorations gave the place an ad;
ditiouai charm. The excellent ventll-l
ntlon made it a surprise to those who.
had dreaded the heat. The ledlesl
mostly attended without hats. and?
looked their prettiest. it certainly was:
an auspicious opening of the season}
that is full oi promise to both manager.
and patrons of the theatre. ‘
LII!- WW I“?!
use ind Lockwood latartaina is
Observanoeofher Birthday.
Miss Hnaei'uickwood, daguhter of;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Lockwood. ofi
legetes were chosen. and it is claimed.
that the Tenth ward delegation will be?
nearly solid for Lounsbury. As mat-i
ters now stand. the election of a Per-
ter deiqation groin New Haven to the;
state convention seems to be assured.)
as sixty-three sure Porter delqntes.
hava been chosen. with a strong proba- g
bliity of more. and fifty-eight srel
needed to swing the convention for.
either candidate. it was stated yester-i
day morning that a liounsbury delega-i
tion had been chosen from the Twelfth}
.- werd, but it has been learned since that?
the de‘egation from that ward is. on.
the contrary. solid for Porter.~—New
Haven Journal and Courier. e
: John is still at his oat-e in the Masonic
home on a short furlough. Archie
Kemper. of Westport‘, was home yes~
terdsy.
Grocers and butchers at Norwalk
will close at noon Labor Day. Other
business will is generally suspended
all day.
Town Ten Collector George a. Si.
building.
evil: to the non arrival of
new safe. '
The Norwalli members of Company
F‘ are receiving their state pay from
Paymastcr ilenerul (icorge E. Keeney.
oi Somervlllc.
tiesamong the Anglo-Egyptian forces;
that the HQ bank of the river had ’
been completely cleared of all forts;
that the forts on Tutl island. Omdur-
man. had been demolished and that the
guns had been captured. The despstch i
also said the Howitzer practice of the
Slrdards force was excellent.
The Anglo-kyptian army. which has
been operating against Omdurmau. the
military camp and headuusflers of tho
Khaliif Abduia near Khartoum. the lat-
ter place. it is understood. being almost
in ruins. is divided into six brigades.
two of them being British oiliccrs. . The
hie. Other New York regiments. Gov-
ernor Black thomht. would be glad to‘
leave the service. now that the war is ;
over.
Governor Voorhees. of New Jersey.
had a further conference with General ;
ICorbin concerning the mustering out of ,
the regiments of his state. Orders were ,
cheerful disposition. cab-lien A. 1
housekeeper. capable ‘ ‘and reliable.
would like 'a position as Matter
for widower. Address Hm.
Cars of this otllce. -
m
10' m.
issued yesterday for the First New .lcr- W
soy, now at Camp Alger. to proceed at l 1'0 I.ET~~ Lower hail of house.‘No‘. 11
once to the state campgrounds at Sea- <
girt to be mustered out at the end of !
thirty days. On the recommendation of
Governor \‘oorhces it was decided alsol
lisviland street. seven 'rooms. Apr
ply Reed Haviland. Old Well Hotel.
' out
i
~i
muster out the Second New Jersey. : 70 LET—Fl"! large rooms ooavetl- %
The order relieving the Second from?
duty will be issued probably sometime“
today.
lently situated; Rent reasonable to 1.
a su tablc party. Apply at 35 Cedar “i
street. slit '
GOING TO CONEY ISLKND. ; Governor Scoileld. of Wisconsin. dis- .
iliilmwood avenue. observed the until-i At the Republican caucus in South-i
mimosa. .31.; “"3." .. mm.
by the Sea M“ route. slowing at ‘terrioon. by ontcrtniniugs large number
desire on opportunltrto witness the or house and grounds were elaborately
lid! 0! ROOMVOWI Milli Riders. decorated in honor of the occasion.
There Will also he I Chill“ 10 see the The hostess was the recipient of many
VI! vessels '1 the Broom!!! DIVY ‘ beautiful and valuable mementos from
yard. The but Will 10!" 800th NOI“ 1her guests. A dainty collation was ser-
waik at O a. m.: Coney island. 4:48 p. fwd, .
II» Illd Ell! Thirty-first street, New Those present were Misses Ruth Ken-
York. at s p. in.
YACHT CLUB RACES.
: lions.
Istructcd. but it is said to be equally
divided. two of the delegates favoring
. Lounsbury and two being i'ortcr niivo-l
' catcs.
dail. Mildred Nash. Kate Graham. Hnt- j
'tie Clark. Ruth Lawton. Hattie Ferris“
Ethel Ferris. Bessie Stow. Edna Baker. ‘
The Norwalh Yacht club will hold'Biossom Smith. lssbeile Allen. Emily.
2
its annual tta. Monday. the boats Handle. Emil Nash. Mary Nash. and
starting from club-house at it a. Masters Harold Nash. Edward Kendall.
m. The Medea has been chaplsrion Nash. Douglas Nash. Loud
l
.are pronounced liounsbury men.
New York city to give those who so ‘of her young friends. The handsome
The Street Railws tracks are bciu
ington. last night. the delegation was' is y I
vcliod to the road bed by the dump-
uninstructcd. but "'0 of the members: ing of crushed stone in the gullies by
lth i 0 th r ii.
The Guilford Republicans turned oull e we r e ' u
in goodly numbers last night to uom-i A story comes do...“ from Branch-
iuute delegates to the several commit-2...".e way that Loud ”nu"... and Lucy
The state delegation w“ unim; Pclham have been ordered out of town
‘by tho selectmott. and will walk out to
l Michigan. whcre they have friends.
Norwelk Democrats were ignorant oi
e E. N. Sloan boom for sheriff until
fit was launched by thi- Bridgeport
t Post. but are now in it heart and soul.
At the Republican caucus. in Wln~
it is said. and will make a strong push
stud. last night. thc following slate rich; for him.
(gator. were ciccied: l.. P. Strong. 8.3
1.. Aivord. (‘olonci 8. li. Horne and “in?
Bristol will send one lauinsbury and m
three Porter men to the stale conven-
lion.
— v. h..."—
tered for the convenience of the mem-
bers and their guests. it will leave the ‘
club-house at the same hour. and carry;
all who desire to go over the course.'
There will be music and retreshrnentu't
on board the boat. in the evening
there will be dancing in the club-house.
EXCURSION TO NORTH BEACH.
'l‘hc steamer Belle Horton will make
an excursion taNortb Beach. tomorrow.
lcaving her wharf in South Norwaik at
9:30 a. to. Returning the boat lcuvcs
North Beach at £00 p. m. The mem-
bers of tho Arlen Singing Society will
Beers. l‘i'acmuu Light. Millard Sturtc-L
vant. Frank Sturtcvaut and Delbert.
Lawton.
manners anarvaasaar
Afloaoaat Gatherlagat Oreabury th
Gelsbratelre. Iiiiow's Birthday
Thcrc was a notable gathering at the
plcasaut ll. M. l-‘iliow homestead at.j
t‘ranhury. yosterday. thc occasion be-
ing the scveniieth anniversary of Min-.-
l
Willow's birthday. Friends and relay
l last night. Porter delegatcaawerc chos-
,cn in the stale convention and
E. ii. Welsh. g
’l‘bc ltcpublicaus oi (Tolclioater. last?
night elected William Dowdy. tieorgei
0. Jackson. a. i. Brown and Addisoul
'l‘aiutor. They are uuiustructtvi. butI
belicvcd to be in favor of insurisbury.
At the Republican caucus lu Putnam;
the:
caucus ununimously udopicd a rt‘solil-‘
tion instructing the tlt-icgulcs to our all
reasonable means to iurthcr tlic noni-
ination of Mr. Porter.
Thompson has cloctcd Porter lii'lO-I
. ittti‘ii'liu-
*At'Durion's Point. labor Duy. W.
H. llavison a." give his tight ropc
exhibition for tho last time. An cs-
csilnat aaoelaic «means has been on-
asgsd. which will 'itive performances
every nftcrnoi'iu and evening all neat
wcok. A lint-clues pcriormaucc is
promised.
.\l. H. illovcr's ~hoc Moro iii \\'n.~li-
itigton street piemuls oiic of tlic llllNi
\vilidou lli'i‘ill‘J'lllll." iii llit'
town. it is u l‘i'pl'ilillll'lltlll of tho lull-l
couy sccuc of Romeo and .Illt‘lli'l. sur
rounded by it 'l’lilllt‘Will‘li «if autumn
lcavcs uiid mirrors. which “who it Vt‘l‘.‘
.w
whole force numbered about 25.000 men.
with 10.000 British troops and 15.000 .
Egyptian troops. all perfectly equippcd. i
The army of tho Khaliif is cstimatcd to ‘
number 100.000 men. wcli supplied with 1
field guns. ;
m— l
ENEMY’S OI'TI‘OSTS DRIVE. lN.
Cairo, Scptcmhcr 3-—0n Thursday of-
icrnoon Gamers! Kitchener advanced to
within a mile and a half of Kerrari.
driving in the enemy's outposts. witli- .
out any casualties on the sidc of the;
Anglo-Egyptian army. The iorces of;
the Sidar were then halted to await
lhi‘ result of the gunboat rtv'onnsis-
sauce. The Klisliifs' force. estimated
to number 35.000 men. was drawn up
outsliic tlmdurmun. chpr-l's gunboiii.
partially destroyed the dome of the
Mahala toinbiln the mosque of Omdur-
man.
chpci is the ofllcer in command of
the Nile flotilla. lic was charged with
iiccping thc rivcr bunk clear. so as to
l‘iiilllll' the Anabel-Egyptian troops to
.viiukc an unobstructed udvuuci- upon
lluulurniuii.
Kcrrcri mentioned in the Cairo des-
iuiich is full or twclic milcs north of
ilrudurmiui and u c‘uupic of mllcs from
cussed with Adjutant General (‘orbin . TO LET"""“"““""“ "1 ”1093 In H
the health conditions of the Wisconsin ’
troops in the various camps. Throiigh'
agents ho had madc'nn investigation of i
the camps and was satisfied. he' said}
that they were not so serious as had.
been represented. Hc left for Jackson-§
ville. Fla. personally to superintend
the transportation of tho sick of thef
Plrst Wisconsin to thclr homes.
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aavsston or entrees use: i
l
Iialatera Believe the Government will
not 'l'ake the Initiative i
(By Associated Press.) '
Paris, Scptcmlwr 3~Thc Figaro. rc-
. icrrinii to the lull-st ill-volopuu-iits iii‘
the Ilrcy fuss ruse. says:
“chtcrduy 'r.
eldest of the council and minister oi
the interior. i‘nvnigiiac. nlilliolt’il' for
war. and Snrricu. minister of justice,
did not result in any solution of tlici
problem. The ministers are of the op ’
’luiou that tho government will null
;i:ikr- the initiative in the nmticr of u
lrcvision of the llrcyfus cusc. but will}
,I wait until tllt‘ meeting of tho elizimlicrs
un‘ess Madame Dreyfus presents it dc-
iusnd in lcgui form.
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consultations betwecn M. Brlssoii. pro. ‘11) l
North Main street. 36. $8. 810.
Pleasant rooms. fronting on street.
all improvemcnts. Rent free until
October l to desirable tenants. Fur-
ther information. inquire of .i. irviu
Dibble. lib Washington street icosl
Mice.) “St
I TO LET—«House of six rooms and bath
room. furnace and all improvements.
Address. C. 'l‘. Hawkins. 8 St. John
avenue. Bast Norwalk. I88!
{1'0 LET—Six rooms. Music Hall 0
suitable for silicon; house. twel
rooms. with improvements No. 8
Arch street: cottage. 29 Woodward
:ivcnuc. Hotlso, fl Woodlaf'd IVGIIIIO
i-.‘. A, Woodward.
.E'l‘wNo. la. Quintsrd avenue. new
bound 7 rooms. with iiibdera improve-
ments; retit. 010.00. inquire of
Gurus A. Clark. No. 10 Union street.
sail It
I -.,......
. 'l‘lic lintlri says. "hi. Iirlsson and 'm ”yr
T0 l.ET-Apnrtmeuts in the brick
block on Leonard street; also four
rooms at :l: Wuter street. rent 88 per
month. Enquirc of Charles T. in ou-‘
iii'il. Noi'walk. alldtf
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-Apartmunts of live roman
“a!” to the stulu colivculloti. . ‘ Norris-ti nrc inclined to it rl‘Vlri‘Oll on n n 8
. iii-.s asst-iiiblcd curl ' in the day to: "Will! and P'Mlll'mi‘ 0"” "“"ltl‘llnili‘ wind]. The window ulrui cou- tho west bank of thc Nilc. ii hi ‘ I I . I rat our. and 101mm...“ first
go down in a body. and thcrc will be void ”III beat and ditrlug a“ morning . "mm”... “we“... lost uiirht um] m ”my; u hand-omc .u'riiy u, t‘,.,m."Il,.”..mfl ”NM“. llos'ltiou. and tho dcr- I [IiiiIiIrriiiI;InI«l iIlut. iuItIlic opinion of liiirhI p3...“ um". Alli“! to John H.
some excellent vocal music on the bout, a . ' cnch plilt‘o Ilorli-r ilolcgiiics wore ciios- and “an“... mum...“ Mm, ever-your. ”sh“ w“... illlih't‘slood to liitl't‘ “NM” 'lld oI iiu e of ti» lllillltill) of in...» know. 32 West "m“ or Jacob I.
and afternoon sat about under the cu to "w mm rumpmhm .- . - lisbcd a tort ".0". it mm ”mm“ ,Itico, Liriill'illiill ioloiicl lli'ul'yri Yul“ Layton. South Norwalk. ill!
A 000]. 'AVB 001180. dl|“';'::fly::i: 'lfiusmrrfizf the hostess .\i thc licpubiicsu l‘liiit'llrl in (llus- .\ sliglii lircurc. liltlfl)‘. nlflkl‘i llii- a "u“ n... Khalil! would "mm, “ stand at it'll: (Infill: IuI Iu'wI virtual: IiuItlIit- iu'Iw I...» :m--_._.._ __
— a u " i: it til I ' , i Iouliui'y. last night. it solid l'ortt'r till littlc uioi'c like lliiuu. l.ti.~t u phi no. K,.,.....I.L mm if ”an.“ uh." foil luick . I‘l“ I‘Ir “i n“ I‘“ "I I H N‘ ‘|'" “I "PIKE“ l“'"0|llw Ml' one or two ram-
1‘ hymn....u '01.“ Sunday. .\:Illil0llIIliI lg, " nllItll' I‘llhieflt'll: I .gdllull iii illo nitllt' i'ulll‘ollliuii with more iillllhlrldl‘ll‘ iliuu llu- night my “I'll“ Ulililtii‘iliitu. ! IlIllll in Hill tltltliliiIl. IIlthIrIipiul lliiit I.“ mmI ul 191“...“my "I." All”
'mm'“w “null“. slut llllii boil 0 Diet is t 6' car) “who“ ' WWW," H“. mm... “m... Dri‘t‘l‘tli‘il . ,_, V. l‘inéiun and l mu gum si toll“ to no to 'l. s. Osliorn. II Iorwiu stud.
w - . . "‘,"'"“.‘" “w" "“"dm" 'm' ”m? :0 mo lit'iuihliiuu cuiu'uu iit‘lii in liol< , ihreaieucd m.....i.-r sluiwcr. xvi-Hus h. iiAitcu li.\.~| "BEN i-‘.-\\‘t)li.\iil.ii:. V‘“""'“"."" . l “Wm" sittt
eether Observer Turr. of Mn lio- loud icmcmbruuccs from friends were “In lust Mill“ u“. mum...“ “chm"... lI drivc m“ H“. mm illlllutillllt'l‘t‘ mu . . Thc iiiuiluis demands the iiuericii- ---~~ _ . -...........__..__.___
run. is the man who makcs tho pm“... rcct-Ivcil during tho day. making the oc~ : m "w ”Wm “New...“ mm. mm...“ '0"th apsriiuciu». .“w ”on“. w..- I London. scptcnihor 3-7,... w... 0,, I ”II“ M l'rosbicm l-‘uurc. : “H’E'rszom” in the second dour'of
. . , I , . . I ' I ‘ . , . ' icc, “if? in tho day. ri-ci-iiml uuothorl ~ ~ .- ~ . ' e utlncl lllillilllil. A I Si
tions for Connecticut. "" “WW“ “0“ Hum" otu M Iboiouuli inioymrut "o ibc st'uc I‘illlh‘lliltlll. ll. t. Joliu- l pioVul it blown: and drain roiic fol . pp,
' .__.._-_........ ‘ ' ‘ . . .. .'..lrlii.l} i: 1:. . .
ever. that he has had anything in do .sou uud hi. “1 slwi-i-y. 'i‘lii-y \vcrc not ilu- brci-ae. Ai illi' Hi‘ihelutfl‘ i'itstu'ir do Illlill from lliiiiml Sir llcris-riIi I "‘ ‘illilvl ‘IIIII'III'III‘I'I‘II'I‘fi‘II‘III‘I‘II'I" " l I'Irh-t‘ 3"“th once.
. . . 5"” 'I‘lll'ilN "ENWE'UNG- iiistrucicd. tbcro WM but lullc rcllcf. M iimm Kllt’lli‘m‘i'. by wiiy oi Nasri. It was 'I‘ ' I . I' " I“ ‘ I'-" I
"WNW: bu“ '|\¢‘- if: said that it Wcsi Siiukuu. i'lstvr l‘o.. N. Y. ’ , yi-stcrdny some of tho hi'illl'ii‘rt ill town um tintcd. illlll road as inlluwfl? l...i'l‘.:i'.?:'pm.mrztili'i-riifpplili«thirds-Tl:lTgidfixnidndvfirdo'ixwdhm” in“
'0“ otter yester ” ““d h” "a“ Sr t h. .. ““8 - V Y suspcudcd operations to givi- ibi- oper- "Owl t "I W ' ' _( . . “n‘ ' a ' are.
current lie saysaisu. that it will to l’ cm r .. w - 1 “1.13780 no! D I . mm“ a Mam... m wk mm“... H "I “l i “it W‘ullwr thc Iliml ly all llw invalid midis-r» Wor' llltllIi‘titv. i-our rooms each. Rent a and at.
but till". bill perhaps not so but as I'll m" .dltor Ewm" 8""th ” Additional ”1!“!th 3W eui'li it condition “it! lumiblc. MW hm.“ MM." “M lcltirnphic cont ""5 “Ed, t.l_:‘l.;|:w:nr:"w.l.|il::::.n;;..nh:.\,f. l myargfim' lifltlINI :udl "fin“.
W'Wfllfl. .lumcs iloldcu. cud: To thc iuuuv 0““,m Canto. mm..." . ' "mun-nun“ has in..." lutcrruptcd. I‘m artui ups I ir iui it. r pur cu on hours at the
‘ ' . mind to iilimiuii- l'l'i'tlt't‘l‘l‘. i ofilcc of tho Old Well Cigar 0..
And thcu Ir. Tarr comes timeli to iiiuuirlua iriiicdi. of Mrs. John 'l'ryou.l \l'ushiusion. 3mm“... 3 habullcilu nuggruo ouiogamauua. Iu'udius mil to Nasri. to bc 'ill'Witl‘ilt'il.I ..... , .W . .L. l 53 mum...“ street. '
:uhumw;i.‘::lg$::r:‘iummi‘;:h:::. :2?“ M Itivcrsldc “w"m" m.“ Noi'walk. ‘ was issued by tho war department loduv . "'l‘bi- march has boon \‘cry favorablc | Mlllei Il.\\'ia Nil'i‘ lbli'liilVliill. I
bohundayna cool “w M“ reach i‘ou- would "0 pleased ‘“ “y to them. that auiiounciiui the iiddltlousl rcaimeuts in MO”. “Will“ it” I" 3"" “mum", "M“. h” fallen out M "u. m) Mullah.“ pr...” . t "'“ILL‘NIOU‘
"I I.“ t 'l‘h weather will be «m ilflt‘i‘ the many days of illnua. bud ro. he mustered out of tho service. Adiu- attholatloael Bark “a“ m. M.“ litvaiidsd. . Narragansett pm ll. l.. 3..."..mh... ..
rill! mutant Is... Mr Tim will be d "m"! undergoing another ""0“” M'- i W" llcurral i‘orblu ”N that in “n my Assis'liitcd Press.) ll 'l‘hi' condition of Mir» \l‘tuulc liar ,
popular area ‘if his prediaiion wines
true.
Ae decidedly low barometer was coli-
iral near Minnesota in thc northwest
this morning. High temperatures still
continue and there will bc uo change
very much until the northwest low pas.
see. which will probably be on Monday.
.M.-...ma m“.-. ”M...“—
iilcldl AN ill"! with lililld.
no account at the iuicusc iii-at lsst
blast the int-raters of company ii.
l‘ourth rceimcul. uudcr command oi
Lit'llltilltlii t‘beles l'ceuiualoa. had an
outdoor drill is silent duty. the semi-
iieis being stations-d around the snooty
M a iiwciirg at the laminar following
the drill. it was voted unanimously to
loan the parlor iurailure to the hadiss'
.tuiiiiisrr oi the Young Men‘s Curio
tisn aestwialioa for use during the bio
sssr. tloleasl lleaurie. iron tilawiford.
ls saints-ted to be present at the drills
nest Tuesday see t‘rkley siesta. which
will in the last drills the company will
have before flifl to camp.
i‘M'i‘l'tl l'tlll‘l‘l‘thllli
Tile insists-relic cam-us tor the Second
Voting district. called for last Mall at
Arioii llsll. brought out only about 1
dnaetl volt-rs 'l‘lic nomination of iii-i-
males to the several conventions was.
in museum. ismponwi until nest
Tuesday '0th
«Wllrw? It's hot. lioti‘l coiili. bill
enioy your dinner tomirrrbw at the
New Msbecbeaio. and keep (worst.
'1
«ration. she is now on the road to rc- .
covcry oihcr iwultii. ior which Ibo bus
lawn in lilo (‘iitsklll Mountains Wklllll
for the past thirtecu weeks. and on lbw
advice of physician wiil‘rcmsiu as 0-0
weeks lougcr. during tho present l
month. until after the heated term is
iuissvd. and lbcii will return to Mr
bomb illlll iuuuy friends. 'I'l‘littlllll this
short note will coach iiu- many who.
how so i'dl‘lli'lill)‘ uull rcpcutmliy uskctl
alive her woiiurc. i am. yours truly.
.liliiN 'i‘iil'iiN. .
.. . m... l
Mililltl'l‘liill l‘illi NilN-iil‘l'l‘llil'i‘.
William it. iiuuchcy Wits urn-stud
inst ulllll. i'hsracii by his willl with
llltil-Mllilltfl. 'l‘lll' who won l‘tilllillllfll
uuiil nest Tuesday iiiornius.
“M... M ow or .. .. mm .mo
sols-m?
l‘lllNTI l-‘M‘Tiilil' lll‘iiNEll
iiouen. France. ilepteuilsr a The
chluia factory of Outside a company.
at blatantly. ricer here. was hunicd yes-
lerilay lil‘t‘illl‘l. ’i'lit| lists in unlimited
iii {isms-00 italics.
chililtitiNl'l l’M'Tiiitl‘ IN i-‘Iuttllirl.
iii l'vlcrsbura. Sepicinis'r li--~.\ iii-u
patch from lisku. sutiouuccr that the
Miissaiisaiicii ki-rossur iaciory is to
flame- and that 300.000 midi of oil
lisvc litu'n- consumed
Wild. illlNii llilidlilt'l’llln.
tltorlibulin. iii-pierubsr anon the m-
tllflfllfllll‘lilhn oi the iiwodirhaNurwug—
iiin coum ll, Kins Oscar has uotiilml ilic
rear of title si-eptsncc oi the luvilsiirm
to Mid til-luster to the approaching
conference.
probability fcw. if any oilicr lumps.
would be ordered relieved from duty it!
this time. The organisations to la-
uiusicrcd out are:
i-‘im volunteer lufuiitry. at (laivcs-
tori. ‘l‘csns.
Ninth Massachusetts iuiiiritry. from
Muiiiauk l0 iioutli Priuuiualuiiu. Muss
iiiutcrics ii. i‘ and ii. l‘irri Mullii‘
uriillcry. til Auiiutsa.
i'ouipbulcs A. ll. l‘ and II. iii-coiui
Washington voluuiccr lufuutry. \‘uu-
couver barracks. Washington.
lltstrict oi i‘oluinblu iiiiliulry from
Muiiiiiuk to armory. Washington. ll. i‘.
l‘irsi lialtuiiou Novuda infantry iii
i‘ui'son t‘ily.
Ninth New York infantry from iluui~
svlils. Alia. to 'i‘roy. N. l‘.
lu‘ourtmnth Ncw York Infantry. from:
lluut-villc. Ala. Ill Troy. N l'.
'l‘hirti infantry from i‘timp
Middlotuwn. in Troy. N. i’.
second Ncw .Ileriwy infantry from“
Jacksonville. i~‘lii. in lieu flirt. N. .l.
l‘irsl Maasui'busciir liciivy uriiilcri ;
from Port l‘iclici'lug. Miles. to bomb}
l‘rsiuiuaham. Mass
in i'illltlt't'lliili with lilo union mum-r
trig out "i” shovi- bumi'tl rcgilucnls. ii .
lr nlaulilcaul of "W government‘s iu .
button to retain muiiy ut lllil Villimlw‘i‘
troops in llw li‘l’l‘ll'i' that arrives Wt'fe
isvllt‘tl transferring tliiriccri Willieliis
from ibcir aiullt comps to tho various
camps of muiilllsaiiou throughout tho
country. it is understood that the or-
II'W‘I iii-rs issued with it View to thc
retention in the It'IVIi‘ft. perhaps until
ll'Ili spriris. oi the organisations uslcd
in tile ordcrs.
Ncadr. l
l
; lb l‘
. it hlt'il
i'hickumauao National Park. tin-picni-
:i The headquarters of the First
.uid Second brianllcs. l‘irst divislou.
l‘hii'ii corps. movcii to .\unlstou today.
'l‘hi- l-‘ourlwuth Niw \‘ork left for Au-
lilsitili this uftcruoon. Battery A.
iiibrglu light urttllury. lull for Oriflu.
tilt. ‘liis uitcruoou
‘l'bo sigiiul corps lift today for Knut-
ville.
on Monday "It rcmuiuiuii artlilcrv
liullorius will icuvv for their honici
viiiicu to be llllllilt‘l‘I‘Il out. and um- or,‘
morc i'csiutcuis Will ll‘lit'i' for Mini-ton .
1i‘liii'killiiitligu is rapidly assuming a do.
=scrti~d uiuwaruucc.
Only a fur roul-
iucius arc left su-i lowly all of tho.
ruiup-iullowcrs bavc departed.
The (this hospital train arrived till
camp this murnlas it will have for
't‘oiumlius with thc nick ilhio volunteers
tonight.
i‘AMl' Miditll Niltli'l'l‘dli TRAIN.
my Assin'iuliui l‘rtmi
i'biludclplilu. Miit'iiiiwr :l The l'u
iii-i-«liy oi l'i‘iiuvyliniiiu illifiIll’Il truiu
utiiricd for l'uuip Mood last
lllllll. ri-iuriuul lilo iiiurniiig with lid
ty nlt'k soldiers. ulciuliurs oi New \‘ork
luiililt‘ isluuil. Newt-'husciln. Mll‘ll's
gnu. iudiaua. \l‘md Virginia. 'l'ottliw»
so". llllllirla. illilti lititl Missouri Hall-
"will”. Nearly all im- suits-ring from
typhoid or malarial io-vur- None are
seriously ill.
"Arid illd be full on his home when
he proposed?"
"No, but. M fill an rallied lllal llt'I
,rirppud on the cat sad tell on his neck.“ . night in wwtsatiy good health.
"During the two duys \t'c huvo driv-
cu in the dcivsli cavulrv not! small
parties. llhl‘r slight rcsistuuce. l-‘roiii
.lclwi itoiuii Vic marched to Wild Ill
ilhuiil. llii-tii'e to tinyitl. and thumb to
Rururui. This morning we l‘t'ltt'llt‘il
items. it mile and u hull iioilili of Kor-
icri. six miles from Ouuiurutau. The
mounted camel corps. with a bum-
buttery. piinlii-d forward to Knorshanr
. bu. \vlicrcup llli' cuilru dcrvi-b force is-
~uci from Omdurruiiu and wow cicarly
\‘isiblc. I Ulillllflll‘tl his lorcs- at all.-
lliiil "it'll.
"'i‘bi-y silvuumi at ii a. fll.. an if lil
iiitsck Ii~. to film" which i disposed of
our form- in it good. opt-ii intuition. wliii
it clear livid 0i lire. 'i‘llc Kbulifin's
form-s huvc hull-d three miles south»
west of our podiloa and is now there.
iii l’. p. ill.
“Karly ililli morning. according to
(li‘ili‘l‘tl. the aunluiets advaneed. towing
u iii-wiser battery and barges. in tap:
purl of tho Aruba on the right tank.
110- iii-qucrs look up a intuition up vs Wm.m--......
inniiu timdui'iuuu and the Ituuliisiie
bouibiii'dml ibu iiil‘ls They have not
rciurmil bui liu-ir llfl' has imrilsliy
Ill‘lllilli rlit'il the dome our the hishdi'r
Itilllb
"All lvt-il "
iiii.\'l' i‘Ai‘tlliii illilltii'l‘ l‘.\il.i'lilc.
lily .\~sil'llltul l'i'l'ssl
Wailingiurd. Polio. iloitieuibur 1i
i‘liurlm llsrlow, agiul pint-two. 0|ch
«unlilruiy at i it'i‘liirll lliin morning
from lionirl lailnre. believed to hum
been i'illivi-il by the limit. iic was at
his work yesterday and retired list
, In, disitliitor of .lciii-rnuu llavls.
bun boeu seriously ill heri- for aortic.
ilnlt'. was not improved this foreumui
'l'bu lutciu-o butt in eshausting bi-
.iroiigtb. tho iluriiioiuiter toduv tor
. tutoring tilt in the shittlt‘.
i
l
POI III-I.
W
Hill HM.» i‘licap for cash. one No,
li'i lllll'biiign’ but Wlilt'l' lli'nlui' iii
. uuod condition “upside of hosting
‘ illiu ruuulug fvi-i Hui-ii but 'Wlllt‘l‘
pips-I. Apply to W M. Eiiwurilu 0131
Wu" avcuuo .Ii :it .
a...” w .. ., . ...... ..... . .~.9.—-
l-‘till Hitiiiir-(‘hoicc Housin- uu hulul‘
continually. livery mouth oi llis
your. and delivered to any part of
the town The public pairimsgr m-
llclicil, Mail order-i promplly alien-
dad in, Two mull-t ri'cclvwl daily
Morris it. i-lauuiiers, iii iiownrd uvc-
iiue. blast Nth-walk. I‘oiin. at it:
.....- ..
l'iiii MM: i‘iibiii lib umlusill isiai.
'.:.‘i ire-l ii. .\ ‘30 fur-l W i. ii iii-w
iiiisiges. rope-s. luvsliuis niui tilltWI-la.
t‘bcap N. l. liirh. tliiimforrl. i'oiiu.
twill iii
--.-.—...... “.m...
l-‘iiit lull.» Norwalii Head laundry.
a good business opwrtiitiiiy for u
alllllil investment. Apply to l9. l4.
Mulder. Norwaik. auti‘
FOR same line assortment of the
celebrated sister lists-oak at very
reasoulile prices. loath Harwell;
Hardware mossy. austb Namath
i
a. run
auto 1 '
m
sin. MAN l.i-’:\'i. the bum and shoe dealer.
. iiiildi‘l'l‘iiiiil we
has limited from Hill to ldi M
Washington street. where he will on-
lliiuc his business as formerly. 1
"low im'buso i do not care to have
ilmrgo Kerb-r as a landlord. m
iwvl. Iltlui iii-blur. - illsll Q
. VIOLIN TEM‘IIEI. '
J. A. "OM".
i For isriuti apply at as Fermi avo-
riuc. Norwaik. l‘oea.
sale it
t l-‘illti‘l‘ blurs liAilNilIY~Wah
in has sword a laundry at ll Well
aimt. Norwslk. for all blade at
luuudry work. All work armresteed.
llhirts. lc; milieu. the: shift waists.
tic. Mr. lee has three iauadriue la
lirhigspurt. where he dose a lavas
business. II l.
N‘i‘iillkiadios er-
iiesiismcii our our campaign sets at
Jiitsalle booliit for the holidus. Ilse.
out has lour liookr eroded tor little
mm in grownup folks. neck hook
III'llili'lltiilI. «lullabtful. csutivatillv
l'l’iu-s range "out 3.0 «vents up it
tat-0. large issues. each «review-
log with happy iiiunirsiioaa. Trem-
undmin sellers Nothing lite ll...
l'our miniiiis’ golden herai for set
l'l‘lltHl' workcrs. ('fltdll [.va
Freight paid. lllggimt continiflm
"trim with samples of all four books
rm, Willa twelve iwo rent stamp!
for paying part only of the mo
alone. limp sli trash and clear it“
is output with out reclusive lever,
lies The National Blush
Juvenile Depart-eat, Chlssgb.
Norwalk Chronicler