good thirteen battle worn. camp sick.
and shipwrecked sailors. most of them '
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The Steamer Lewisten. with One Hundred and Thirteen Battle Worn.
Coup Sick Soldiers of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment on
Board. Antlers ed Point Judith—All Safely Landed.
WRECKED
(By Associated Press.)
Boston. September tl—One hundred
at the Ninth Massachusetts regiment.
who only three months ago left Massa-
chusetts to light for their country. ar-
rIVed in this city this morning anti
were distributed among the different
hospitals. to recover. if possible. from
the fearful hardships they passed
through.
'l'hey nurvlt'ed Spanish bullets nttd
the fever camp at Santiago. the suffer-
logs on the trip north on the Alleghe»
lay. the misery of the detention camp.
.yet still. when. through the munih~
ounce of the Volunteer A d association.
they attempted to reach t e Bay State.
they were forced to go through another
trying'cxpcrlcncc on the steamer Lew-
iston. which ran on Point Judith
itreakwatt-r. After a hard voyage ac:
ross Naragansett bay in an open ligh-
ter, the men had a long tallroad ride
to Boston. None of the men. however.
-. succumbed to their la‘test hardships.
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The Steamer laewlston. a side wheel-
er. which for many years can between
Boston and Maine ports. was chartcrc.‘ .
inst week by the Massachusetts Air as- ‘
soeintlon to go to hionlauk Point and
bring to Boston as many of the sick
Massachusetts soldiers as she could tit" .
commodate.
Dr. T. It. Slica was selected to inkl-
(“battle of the boat. and a detail of 2c
men of the ambulance corps of tilt-
Mttssacltusctts \‘olttiltot‘r intlitia, uadctt
command of t‘optatn Myles Standish.
were on board to more lIlt' sick soili-
lers. As Captain Lyman. ihc comman-
tlcr oi the Lewistott. was not particu-
iarly familiar with the southern New
England coast. a pilot named llartlctt
recommendtd by t‘ttptttlu tit-ands".
United Sittlt‘s ia~pector from the ditt-
trict. was taken on as additional ple-
caution against ttccldcat.
A corps til ilvc physicians were ill-*0
On board the boat. together with t
itttiiibcr of nurses.
The Lewisittlt sailed out of the lit»;-
ton harbor Saturday afternoon and
made a rapid attd uneventful trip to
Montattk Point. atrrtting there slun-
day afternoon. tine lttmdrcd and thir-
tecn Massachusetts lilt'il. mildly ill.
were stlcctcd. and with the assistance
oi the inch of Mir tiililtlllnlit'i- corps. and
other» at the camp, they were taken
over the road. two miles-long. no the
pier. and inert-(carried on the boat. All
wore aboard by Monday morning and
about to o'clock the Ia'Wuittm started
for liostou.
A» lht l'l' was IIIIIt' opportunity to ob.
tnin good wa'cr ttlttl tnllk. tho latwitv
ion ran into New London tor those
Hllititiit'r. It took .t it‘W hours to tilt-
tttln them and at .‘. o'clock yet-It‘rday
afternoon sht- .‘iiililll darted tor Iltlaltill
lioou utter sltc lclt Nt-w London. the
fog tunic lit tltltk ttitd tltc sleutuct pro-
i't‘t‘tll‘tl slowly .tltutu tltc liltotlt- It-Ililltl
whore. blowing Itt‘t “ltisllt' illiil tl~tcu-
ing lot- t-iilllil- .tt \\'.ttth lllll and
Point Judith.
Altltttt itt liltllllltte oi \. the lookout
atttitnily slatttcd ll rcd light off lIIi' pot-t
bow. ilic ncttt instant to my a red
illhl off the port how. the nctt instant
he saw a white light on the elil‘litlitl'tl
bow and thcti. right tiltcatl. he saw thc
Itf'l‘illict'tt. il-iorc he could cit-it shout
out n Wtii‘ltlltil ibc nttattttcr tl‘iinllt‘tl iii-
to thc tiltttl‘ part of the ttrvuitttutc:
which htid rt-tttliily lwtil built oil I'ttitll
Judith.
The is witttou hl' lIli' breakwater so
httt'd that cite carttctt away nearly tutti
of licl kccl. and «lit shook It‘ltlll Mom
to el‘ t'll
idiit'iottt who hit "llilllhilu it till
time no. thrown from his (wt and
litany Wilt Illlrlt‘ll against the ~itlt II‘
the \‘i'krtt‘l fin ntlcutpi a.“ liltitII to
bitch on the lti‘t‘tiltlhllt'i tttt' fortunate-
lit it hurt llllttttiildltlt' lot If ~itc IIIII slitl
ofl. ehc probably would hair with in
Milton lulholtts tti‘ hitter. and the at t it
dept would hint become tt Illlllilltll
disaster.
0‘ the other ttitic of tho l-t-cttkwatct
lid further tip toward the hunt an»
the tug John T. tittyttot. ul M a talk.
and a lighter
Pnptain John T lhtlt lttc anti-co»
Ml lfittliet'tttt oi the Ill‘ttlilidlt‘i
“N the whitttct. and ”l t H
mm Ilrt’tl (Hum t‘it title’s 'tit tint
ones ordered the lit. to get up w...
Within a rent-vitality alum that m
M the Gaynor had gotten tiadtt Will
“I had down to the emu to. 1.
“ the hold. of the Ith‘gkiId‘t'
hing high and dry on the
tenant wohligtu which
win- it
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Press Despntches. Up to the
flour oi Going to Press.
;the tug carried, was turned on to the
wretched vessel and her precarious poo.
Iltlon at once disclosed.
Captain Date halted the skipper of
ithe Lewtston. and after learning who
were on 'board at once suggested that
the men he placed on the lighter and
‘takeu to Newport. Despatches were
therefore sent to the chief of police”
stating that the me'. would reach that;
city via the New York. New Haven and!
Hartford railroad. owl asking for tran-
fsportation for the men to Boston. The
{lighter was towed up, to the opposite.
side of the breakwater and the work of
.trausfcrrlng the men begun.
Narragansett Pier. R. l..>Septembcr ti
v—The steamer Lewiston. which was
:wrccked last night while transporting
soldiers of the Ninth Massachusetts;
iregimcnt and a number of regulars'
:irom Montank Point tollloeton. lies in
about ten feet of water just inside the
‘t-ovc off Point Judith and within tiiei
jbrcakwatcr. Wreckers began
work curly in the day. A wrecking.
Wail-Mt. 10:10. a. nan—The re-
sentin- of trading after the holidays
showed higher prion in most cases.
but the gains were generally restricted
to fractions. llllnosi‘Centrni w. ea-
eeptloaally strong and rose 3% to the
London parity. Baltimore and Ohio
advanced two points. There was a
slight dean-lion In a few stocks. but
it was without influence on the tone of
the general market.
Wail street. ll a. m.—The hem te-
tonted Ianhattan us a point of attack
and their success in uncovering. long
stock in this specialty induced them‘to
extend their efforts to other industri-
als. Sugar. Peoples tins and Tobacco
were most conspicuously ulfectcd. The
railway stocks werc gulet. btit shared
in the decline to a f:. . o.. l extent and.
southern prcierretl yielded over a point
'0" liars of interruption to traffic by
yellow fever tputrantlncs.
§ At Reed’s;
,srecui. saw
or
Ittnnoas.
This week we open a special pur-
chase ‘of line ribbons-beat quality all-
silk plain and morie taffetaa. These
ribbons are all clean and new-ibis aeo-
aon's effects—no poor colors. no see-
onds. all nod and desirable
Full width.
0n Iccouat of their special value we
have placed them on the centre tables,
shades.
main floor, where customers can easily
judge the finances of the offering:
t'SUM. PRICE. NEW ”th3.
Walt street, noon-The decline was‘
checked by the appearance of good
buying in People's tins. which carried
the price up to 107. Covering of shorts
helped t ehrlse in the general list. but.
trading was quiet. Sales to noon. 189.-5
3“ shares. Bonds were neglected but
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A sharp demand a
Wall strtet. l p. mi?
for Denver prcfcrred r tlscd the price to
'UKIA.
.ott preferred and itcadlng first prefer-
rcd over a paint. The list generally
was semi-stagnant.
Wall street. 2 p. m.—(‘hanges of an
impor ant character in either directlotti
their were made in some stocks in the after-,1
noon trading. bttt the general run of
There was good buying of Atchl— I
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No. 5. 13c. ic.
' " 7. lie. cc.
“ 9..18c. 8c.
" 12 22c. litt'.
“ ltl, (lite. 12c.
22. 35c. I the. I
" 40, 45c. 18c.
“ 50. 55c. 25.
This week. and as long thereafter as
5the goods last. the Wash Hoods depart-
!ment will offer the following at mark-
idown prices:
'20 Pieces tint- Printed hintiln. (tfl-iu. ,
‘tt'ldc. \w-rc lfllg'. yard. now 5c.
‘stcumcr has arrived from New London. shares were. neglected and scarcely! 20 I‘Il‘t‘fs lira» t'loth. coiorcd stripes.
and those in charge. after carfcfuliy.
looking over the stranded vessel. gave‘
the opililott that she could be tloatcd.‘
Preparations werc begun to lighten thci
i vessel. anti it was the intention of tbe‘
:wrtckers to make an attempt to float
her at the next high title. The crew
has been taken ashore. ‘
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SUNDAY IOHOOL v.10].
Ito Anniversary Observed in leasing
too. With a Large Attendance.
(Hy Assut'iitlt‘ll Press.)
Ncw Iil'll;tlll. t‘otm., Sv‘Iilt‘inIii‘l‘ t:
The sixty-sixth anniversary of ill. .
Wctttcrslicld and llerlin Sunday School
union. is lit int: ohst‘l‘i‘t‘tl at the (‘ougrc- I
notional lIt‘ttl't‘lt itt lititsittgtoti. toti.ty.,
with a large .iilt'lltl‘llil't‘. 'l'ltc l'iiiott in' t
cltttlcs tla- t‘otigrcgatiouai i'Illl"lIl .‘Illil-i
tiny :ttlloois of Ntw lit'ilaiil. lit-tilil.:
Kcnsiugtou. \\‘cst Hartford. Wcthcts-
tit-,ltl, Newlunton. ilocky tilt! and titt-‘1
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lniott «boots lit twistyoltivlllc and
l'Illtlztootl.
'l‘h session.l wt-it- tiltt‘liltl ut ltt;.:u
this llltll'llllli: with 'It‘\'lillttilitl st-t'viccsI
led by .\ \\'. l'psoii. of Kcttsitigtmt,’
‘l‘lttu iollowtti ti.c nailing of tilt l't'
polls of tin \atlttus schools. .\tt ad i
tins-s by tttc lit-t. \\'i|ll.ttti ll. TlilililLI
of ti. ilrlllliloll. cmciudcd the "turning.
south)". I
The ttl‘itritoott scssiou was ttitt'lit‘tlt
util. .1 probe :tcrvico ltd by tltc Ill-ix.
.-'. t; lllllt‘Ilt‘t‘. of NW lit'ilitn. .\t|~‘
tll't ss s act-c dcltn-ct-d by ltt-v. ltr. Illla- ‘
scll T. Hall. of New “t‘lliilli. IIt‘l. lit-rs
mil Macy. ul Nt‘wlltflltlli. and others
.\ spt-cilil H‘nltlit oi pl‘tiycl‘ was lctl by
lIIi' “Pt. 'I’ .\l iiotlgtion .of West llurlr
Iottl.
IIDDLE‘OI-THE-IOAD I'D"
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REVISION UP THE DREYFIISS VASE "
lily Associat} d Press.)
Paris. Stptombvr ti—«The nchpnpcrs
t'citat'tl illt‘ revision of the ltrt-yt‘ttss
Mutat- as being assured. adding that thc
‘lpclsoncrs' council will now make stren- l
uous client; to s‘r't'tll‘t‘ a public l't'il'ltil.
'l‘hc Matin says that (.‘olotttl i’icquttrt
ycsit-rdtty signed it dcmund for the pro. .
visionttl libcration of ltrcyiuss.
.llitil'T iNlthESTION.
America has IIII‘ t’cplttdti . loss dc-
serreti now. perhaps. than it was half
.t‘ccntury ago. of being the land of tho
dytptptic. \\'hcn we consider
cttusts thttt wcrc formerly at work to
prtvcnt healthy digestion. we cannot
wonder that. so many suffered from
tilts malady.
'l'itt' nit‘ll were too lttlsi‘ lo tIt'thlt' iii--
ltt'f‘t ~sgry tinn- to their meals. and but. 3
ted their t'ottd without the thorough
mastication that ensures the proper itc-
nlntttug of the digestive process. 'l‘hc
wttncu butt more time to eat. if they
would hurt» taken it. but they wont otit
iittic. taking almost no t-xcrcisc. and
. the quantity of food cult-u was almost
ttlwnyft in excess it! the iii-cits of the
lttuiy~~--tl most favorable coniunctlon,
for the production of dyspepsia. V
Finally. the food itself was of such;
. :t klttd amt prcpartd itt such a way lit-l
to tax lIlt' digestin- organs to the lit-
most. Tilt“ frying pan rt-lgnttd suprctnc;
nutl tin-titty. smoked and corttt-d int-uh.
with hot Militl‘llllla biscuits or heavy
pttttcttlttut. led the assault at breakfast
time upon the sorely ovorworkcd
stomach. hardly recovered aftcr u
night's rest from its hcrcutcttn sit-tut»
tile with the ltot luv-ad. pic and dough-
nuts of the preceding stlppci‘.
do much has been said. and written.
on this stilticct thtit thcsc t'.ttl‘tt‘h urc
. t. . .. active today but they are still suf-
AI! ‘ltm Midge. to m Mylo oi ,
the United lint-Ia Adopted ‘
lily humidified l‘flilit.)
i'liicililllil. tlcptt-inbrr ti-Ji'hc Mltl'
tilt~tti~tltt~Iihliil Populist-t cuntcucd
lhcir N't‘tttltl days‘ sen-don of tile Ii.ti'
lonnl minimum at on i'dl‘l) hour to
day. when the tctupotary organisation
lid“ lil.it|t‘ pcttnanco. and l'hutrtuntl
liottitclli made a radical speech tic
littlllit liilll .tii Iliilrt“ titlio lind comperub‘
l'LI with 'Iii' tit-«ton IlitIVt‘iut'ltla. and
~It'ottgl)’ allocating the reorganisation
of ilic |l.tr',\. not only for an tndcpan
dcnl ptc llcntidl tickct. lttti for little»
ptttdcnt cattdttitttu lot ('ultgtt‘un, Iiiilt'
tiflittfs. tl<.
.\ It'llii' as. told troiu ea-tlovt-rttot
lttttlti Waite. of t‘olttrttdo. in Witlth hr
tit lltlillltt'i titttulot "Mill on u trt-utlt-
clt'li‘ titti malt and into lctttltr tutti
.ttitotutttl lIlt' ttotntnatttdi oi rilitlllil
ptpttltstlc titittln lot pieslticnt untl
otlttt‘ “lull in. .\n rial-luau addtcto- to
tilt ptoplc of tilt lnltcd tiltitet win
adopted.
it t‘ttilllt‘liis the ptcilott. plaiiorttt oi
lIlt- I'uitttllttitt and when many Illtll'
ttuntti tilittallollti.
.... .m. -. . ...mq-.——..
Ultlthiil tit‘ i'lih: ”WEN Wiiiid MEN. ‘
lily Associated l't‘t'eei
in him pot l. tit pit-miter lwi‘tenidt-nl
Unit! a tilultt‘. of Philadelphia. octtt ‘
it -I t.. ‘ttt' -lt-o t. .ttt.t.il llIIHt t.
that m Ili‘ “hint of tin til it u Wm Mon,
Mt Irtflllil til thit- tity lodui 'l'iitti'
.... .tiontl .W lliiinl'tle ni lit mtl t )
_. it' iiitlmltiti', .itttu.“ . 1mm NW '
tun. ‘t‘ta .. |“|t. i'tl'tr‘lhillli' nstt‘
t natm tit itI Nothing oi unportttm to
i. ~ w in a t. tlott- .-l the «Ht-inn to-
lttt ’lht lit“ unit is will in tlit‘nt'fl
:Mllim 10'.
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n. :cittly so it.» to bring misery to turn.-
numbers.
the familiar .ytnptotus of dyspt-psia
.ttc .t ItIitlt'tI ‘ouguc it tll~.utrts-.tblc
lilt‘dtll and a but taste in the mouth.
‘i‘itt .tppcttlc may be polo or it may be
-' ttt‘llitltlt lhctc may be lllllttltll and
wanting it feeling of wright lit the
stomach and oftctt or tiiiill‘l'~~itli lit the
clout 'i‘hcrt- will probably be ttttitti
.lttttittitr-uiitl tit-.tttttuiit ntld lititt‘t il‘
it ts ut utet pitiii.
A great danger to lw avoided in iii--
iwp-itt in sclt~triutttu~ttl 'l'lit- puitcttt
innit-hrs lilitm-li t‘lllh off one ui'licit- of
tiltt after another which he has been
it i to in llt'i‘t'. ttflt'll without reason. to
be tuittrloto to ltllll. until he lit-.tcly
slant-u hunmli. or to swallow». but
after box of pills. or lit-lilo gilt-i" IIIIIIII'
or Dr stoutultotiy's ttittl-tli-tpt-p-it tittt.
until his power» of digestion iiic titlcr~
ltilltcd
If tilt intelligent phynltlnu in Her
ttcttlcd by but one. it it. by thc suffers
tr trout this Illulnmuiiil and complies-
it'll "intuit. which must be taitcti in
hand cally to be «urcd costly. or pct»
imp» .tt dII.‘~~\'t|ltIli'~ t'ontpttnitui.
“You told me. said the candidate
who had ptit tip and lost. “that it uonc
insulin was equivalent to an election."
'ltiti'i' wity— yin." .tttvtwcred the poll-
Ht'tiI manager. "l tint-sit you meant with
tttltiit to a collection “
”a...“
"You don‘t llit‘tlli to tell nut that you
hold the some view: on the currency
mu ttu min that you did last fall“
\mt lat i do. and. what's more. l'rn
gum in imp on holding them until
it. i u'i p'diitdlii lumen out."
No "illttll, l mu mrrv. tutti i am
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tum we» tould not but happy together.
You know I alwaytt want my own way
in aterylhing." “But. my dear girl.
you mind go on wanting it after we
were harried."
the ’y
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lit l'icces linenrgandic Marlins. were
i Jill“.
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1 to l'lcccs tltt import-'1 \\'o\vn hia-
n-
t'us, sti'lncs 1:... chicks. \v-rc _.-“ yard. '
How 13c. !
2n I'Il‘t‘l‘r sill. stript‘d Zephyr (ling i
hams. now lite _\‘.|l‘tI. E
1 to l’lccts Lillcit lititistc. with small‘
3and latgc tolttlttl silk polka dots. for .
; lit and 25c yard
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clams. ’
Special sttlc c" just the kinds that p to- t
‘pie wuut—-ttcs' qualities cotton. bunt-
ing anti silk. t‘olors that will tttnnll
..tll soils of \\‘t‘:l'.Ill‘f‘. ;
Prices are a good deal less than run I
will cxpcct to pay. i-\'t'll at it special
stile.
Also Stalls and Poles.
TheD. M. READ CO.
I‘M”!
rrrrttrrr‘r'
SCI’IOOI 1
Will ottli for HIV Flt” 'I‘oi‘tti .
‘itcstltty. Fit-pt. ”til. i
\Vcarc utto ready to supply
you with
School Iioolttt, f
l’ads. ‘
Pencils.
Erasers.
Iihttik Iioolts.
l't-us.
'I‘nltlets. etc.
A'l‘w i
itii. PLAISTBD’S, 7
itittvtitlltt't‘. '
hittitnckcnto tilt-cit.
tooth Norwnlh. H.
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Ltil tout of tilt Slim. 3
lilo. l. l-ltotd. Anti. :7. inlay trip.
Huruttttpt. Mtg it“. loud tl-tiuy trip-t.‘
tittrtitottti with. tttattt-ttti the "Howell
Il'ttitt." i-dtty ttip. ‘
White Mountains. Aug. L'lt. Mia: trip.
iirgitti twig Iotit‘ in HM l'ttlltll‘ttiii-
nut and wit-titanium Hopi. l1. tilt-t
nttmttuumlttiiops, t'tlttllltii only ”till
from SM litwt-tt.
For “New i'in hind Tourist" and
gt‘kd'll t-iill tilt H. . liAiitilti. mill.
.V.. N. H. ti H. R. R. “I. t.
to th- mun tutti suburbs of landon '
t it one not only it'd fountain»:
lot ittttttau tnlugn, hot litttl large irolgiitt .
for horn- and cattle and i'itt entail
c,
“coughs for sheep and dogs.
we»
of.“ em M‘ «‘4‘
cannot. tans?
oilIOOIIIDIOIIIIIIIIIIIIOIOIIIIiIIDOOOOOIIItiIiIF
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VTRISTRAM Si HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwnlk. Court.
August . .. .. ~
‘ We will continue for one week
M k i more our August‘Mnrk-Down Sale.
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Down I The cost or former price not cott-
‘ ‘ sitter-ed.
Sale. . _
TRISTRAM o HYATT,
. Telephone can. run. NORWRLK' CONN'
A NEW DEEARTURE
SCOFIELD Si HOYT’S.-
it Free Gift in Both Stores, hurrah and South Norualk.
For each *ush purchase of Fit) ccuts you are. entitled to a guess on the number
of beans in glass bottle shown itt their stores. The first olic guessing the correct
titimltc '; or, if not guessed. the first one who guesses nearest the correct number of
beans is entitled to the large Turkish Chair shown in their windows, to lie given
“t‘folii‘l' 15th. Wilt“.
Look at the New Line of (turrets and Furniture lust Received.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
83 \\'asltingtou St. So. Norwaik. Club Building, Norwalk.
Second-head Double iiarnene for Stir—Int little lined.
.. fl . .. . _.
The Town
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On the Run/a.
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For the straw Hot: at half-price.
For tho Nogilgoo Shirts at any price
Vou’vo boon in our otoro.
You know how good our thing. on.
Prices hora moans something oavod
com. in and look at our coach.
Stock up before you go away.
largotno may not bo plontlful tutor.
Try on. of our Cronin outta.
FRANCIS 6: C0.,
Clothiers and Far-inherit
I. Washington Chi-ooh. “only Noewotit.
Day or “in.
Can Be Cured
m
itv ttttirto
R°Y¢lf;?°"‘-
mew tie em
.................. ._ s... a
Mill!” 0. unison.
A R c H i ‘l' I: c T.
llmtwh «am. fit Walt at., Romain. with
timid Hoyt). truth
Norwalk Chronicler