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Associated Press Despatches Up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
Fatsr REGIMENT noun AGAIN
Connecticut Soldiers Arrive at Niantic on a Special Train from Dunn
' boring, lid—Friends and Relatives Crowd the Station and
Cheer and Embrace their Loved Ones.
(By Associated Press.) '
Camp Haven, United states Army
Post, Niantic, Conn.. September s-The
oilicers and enlisted men who go to
make up the First regiment. United
States volunteer infantry. are again lo-
cated on Connecticut soil, this time to
receive a furlough and then be mustered
out of the service. The regiment ar-
IdVed at Niantic'on a special train from
Dunn Loring, \‘n.. in four sections. the
first section reaching here at 9 o'clock
this morning and the other three sec-
tlons tollowing at short intervals.
The citizens of Mantle were out in
force to welcomc the boys home. and I
as each section of the train pulled In
it was loudly cheered. Many friends
and relatives were among the crowd at
the station. anti as their loved ones left
the cars they rushed forward and fre-
quently embraced them. .
The first seetihn. which arrived at it
n. m.. was comprised of ten baggage cars
and five passenger coaches. The bag-
gage cars contained the tents and equip-
ago of the regiment. The post quarter-
tnen anti tire two-horse teams In wait-
int: and the baggage was quickly llll-
loaded and izikcn to t'.tntp llavt-n. lit
the passengt r cars \vt-rc abotit twenty
men who liitd bccli conilncd to tin .\.ia rd
house. in charge of a guard of fifty men:
also a baggag- dt'lilll made up of four
men front each of the companies of the
regiment. and the rcglnictital hand.
Captain Saunders. of t‘ompauy K. was
in charge of thc iirst section.
The second section arrived at 9:55 a.
m.. and was ill charge of Minimum
Colonel Hammond. This section
brought the that battalion. ('UlllllOt't'tl at
Companies i, It‘. (i and 1-1. The four
eoaipadic“ Imiut-tiatt-Iy tot-nicd in Ill!"
and hctitlcti by the band. tuat'chcd to tit.-
camp. The \t't‘tltltl scciioit was itiutlt tip
of twelve pttsscngt-r cousin-is and out-
ll‘ailol’ i'lii‘ for HIV tiillt~t re.
The Third st-ciioti. also t'tinlposcd oi
twelve pasncttgcr I'oachcrt and one pai-
lor car. \\.t.- ill ill'll‘l't ui‘ .\l.t]ttr link
or and ttrrltctl ill it‘.'.;'. a. in. (‘otnpa-
nice i). ii. I. and t‘. llliiilt' up the m»
and ll.ii7l|litlil. which was oti illH w.»
lion. and the nit-n \\'t‘l't' won on tin-i:
way to the camp.
The fourth and l.t.-‘i ..»-tiou or llit
(rain arrivt-d til I to Ililrl afternoon and
wait matlc up of Ni lvc [litnl'llfll'l‘ roach.
cs anti ont- eliciting t-;tt. Major Shall]
was ill command ut‘ i‘tlllipl'ttt'rt A. ll.
M anti K. arriving oti llllrc sci-tion. in
the sleeping l‘.il' Wl‘i'l' twelve stci. tut-n
three of llll'lll being so ill that they
had, to lu- would to tile t‘dill]! in HIV
ambulance.
As soon its illt‘ btggagc Wtia unpack
(Ni at the «atop. the lilt'illlit'l‘h of litt-
Tlili'tl t'ogiiticni iniitirtiiatcii bt unit to
pitching their touts on the htiillli hillt'
of thc campground». tour the ciitruntc
and nearly timitp-ilt' that portion ol the
groiiutts ort'ltplctl it) the 't'htrd real
mt‘lll.
t'oloncl ilurtitti nrt'lvcd till the out
train this taunting in advance of titt-
regiment. and spent the afternoon at
tending to various matter» in mane.
lion With trotting itbt lliI'll scttitvl iii
ramp oiit‘t' llitirc. llc thought lllls at
tor-noon that the peat-tut l'.itli|l of tlic
it"rst rtgiutcnt wotttd only bt- tempo-
rury and that as soon as the Third reg»
imnt loft cuntp his tut-p would lllll\t
to the grounds now occupied by tho
Third. ilt- Idlti With few tittcptititp
his men wcro iii good health and all at
them wt-ro glad to gut lillt'k to ('tillllt'tw
limit.
The Pit-tit t‘onntetlcui let. Iiunu but
its] at noon ,vt-~tci'tl.t.v .\:. iltt-y tut-mi
through Washington iliry uct'r l't‘tili'il
in it Illnlllllltllld sillii‘l‘ by the [led t‘rtm
society." passing tho night on "W train»
on route to New York .\t l u. m, to-
day the turn tuttlutl .lt-ru-i' i'iiy. vi'L
iiininiug until it u in. in the car yards.
[More setting out attain titty aiv
brt-uitttsttt iu the torn There it... a
lung tltliiy .tt .ictnt-v t‘ii_v. waiting for
the l'iltli~)l\llillll transports .\s the
Mllflli‘l‘i It‘ll-Ni around him \‘oi'lt all
the tag. tnout. ulti-tic- ut-tt blown
and pimple t‘iit-crctl. M tlll H.lH*|i ilit
Pennsylvania trains were run on tttc
. w i'tit'it. Ncw llili’i‘ll ittitl ”tlilitilil
. li‘iuul Hutch-t and the home it
etittmi. 'i'ht ntcu mini ihi» intuition
that .\'tw liamt intti lumu' litt- Iir-tt
amp for tttiicc ~int‘t' \\'.t.iiiiwton u.t
'iflal‘i‘i
t'tittti. I'll picuibti I
'ihe Hrs-l regional. t‘ontmtbut vor
liilim'l'h on route i'l‘iiill itun i.tit'|liil V.
to Ninntu, to ht- illilrii‘lttl out. lid-Hill
mom lii'fli tltltl morning I no
WI Well! In lmir not.
lint- a llilili-il t.’ on
. O lumber of tlu- lliiii
New Haven.
and seemed to be satisfied with their
lapproaching release from military life.
. Each train. as it pulled into the sta-
tion. came to a standstill on the fur-
ther easterly track. its great length
teaching train end to end of the depot
platform The men hung out of theI
window and shouted to friends on the
platform. At each door stood a son-
try with bayonetti ilxed. There were a
large nttmber of friends of the boys on
the tracks, laden with fruit, boxes of
edibles and various things to make the
soldiers happy. .
The men were thoroughly well. only
live slclt cases being reported in the
whole regiment. On the second train
itwo men. .lohn Abrahamson and litr-
ani Smith, both sick with malarial fe-
ivcr. wrrc left in the station, and were
I taken on board the last train on stret-
it'lii'i's. 'I‘hclr cases were not serious. 0!
I the third battalion. three men were sick
iillld in charge of tlic hoepitai corps.
i The fit'soiltl and third sections were
} furnished with coffee hero by the com-
Emissary department. twenty gallons,
‘ being distributed through the train.
lily Associattti PrcsF.)
hey t'ity by way of the Pennsylvania
Railroad from “Him Loving. Vii... at l
jo'cloclt. this morning. 'l'htre were 1.-
, 32.3 nit-n. none of whotn were suffering
I from any serious illness. The then got
; lit-re itt tltrt-t- actions of a train. 'I‘ltcy
‘ t'citiainetl Ill .lt'l'M')’ t'Ity tititll ii a. m..
land before departing had breakfast.
' ’i‘ht- rtgimcnt was ill comniantl oi“
(.‘tilolttil littrtlcitt'.
Pennsylvania railroad transports
tool. tht rt ginu at to Matt lion-n. where
lht-y boarded New York. New Haven
and iiartltird i:tIlroatl trains and con-
tinucd on their journey hotnc.
1'0 LEAVu Eu“ CAMP DAD
It is Expected that tho Third will 0. t
Away Tomorrow.
tiiy Associated l't'casi
taunt. llavtn. i'nttcti Status Army
‘I'o.-l. .\'i.tnit.- lt
.-... .t.tttd .ii lltt' tastp lict't- this at-
”It i‘ltlrti regiment. l in
t. it roam t‘oun-ttirui volttnict rs.WotiId
.t ..tc tot t‘atnp Mcadc. )litl-lictnwn. l'u..
ltlllitiilti“ .llitlliilitil. ill'tlt'ir tit-rt l.~-
»ot .i llll~' .ti‘tt-i'nnon tor the tpiurtcrtnas-
l i .‘ Ill ti.illilit‘lti to more all oi the lug-
i...g. ot‘ tht- 'l'hud icginictit to thc Stan-
tit station tomorrow tttornittg. 'liit-
ttgttncnt will travci lit a ”writ” train
of three stt'lltilir. the ills! ot‘t‘lloll lt'li\‘-
tug at .tbottt 2:3" p. at.
t‘oito. .:.pt.-tnbtt s
it “until iii.”
—.~__.
rust-tort to: a mans '
the Connecticut Indemnity Associa-
tron not on a firm lusts.
tliy Associated l’rt-tnt )
“at-thou. t‘onn.. itcptcttibci' s--
Stdtt' In-tuantc i'ouiininttiont-r lit-its. of
Mn Haven. has tilt ii a petition for the
uppoititiut-ni of a li't‘t‘iH'l' lot the i'ou-
ntttitut lndt-tiinity llsinurl‘itilull of this
tli)’. and today made application to
Judge slitiicon id. llttidwin. of tin- rlu‘
pt'titit- court. at Nt-w Haven.
The company was orliillilctl iiitccn
)t'tiln ago. Iai’gcly with Watcriutt)
capital. and now has about t'..:ttio indict
bold ~ and iitnuiantt- amounting to ob-
uttt .t'.‘.t‘.:r.'titm It ino- done what hit-
gtut-iaiit i-c n tonntdctt-ti .t wry nut
tcuiui iii-lll‘itilt‘t int-intu- until about u
yeat ago until a lot of New \orit illi'il
ucic ldhilt into ll tot llli' .ttout-ti put.
pow ot i\l~lit"l|. tttc lillrtlili'ln. Intri-
ttat dimnoou. .oon dticiopcd. whith.
.tnuot h.t~ it. -\tlt‘ W .t iiiitliilli‘i‘ doc in
"Mali“ :.tl illilliillllt- lltt Nto York
in. .. iilliitlil u and t'olntitl John H. lior
h ll) i»: . ill-Ii). \‘l-c l'I-n-
tdtui id‘i‘lb .\ i‘l.t.t uto- iiicn pit-soul
iiilo M‘l'\li|' iii ittltr tlidiut of “W itfliiil‘l
\ it ’il' -\.ttuiu.tttou b_\ i'outtnissloib
I ii~tt~ ‘iiitdlil ttnit tit» illllilhlii) was
It'll on .t ilrtu tlnant utI basis. and iii .in-
I) it illil'ltti that till illiil'i' llllll'it‘d
silt. illl Ia *‘sillii and bin llliltl'i Wt'l'i'
iil‘llllll‘i’ Willi.
it n .- thin thought is tiit i‘tllllliil"
not... ili.tl an tutu .tn-t-situttii might
to u -u tbt company on .t unin-i but-in and
iii um illliu‘liil iti I paid to i" i' |.iilii
tic-l- ili tiItDI llitii ilit amount it'-
.t.. it um; be lupt i‘ttliirll nctiurutc
incl. liit ttlli r .t- .i. of ih iiillllltill)
and tt-cti wit-iv tot lili |Hltlitict of pay.
illtiil oi tituiii claims.
in: Iii-i'uullll‘iliit. it is said. time not
that lit“) lt'l||0lidt'ii to. illiti out) aboui
“unto my rut-lion. whitli unit not
iiiur though to tilt!!! the ti'tllllil‘iflt'll'!
ut the situation. and i‘otnntluitmtt
lit-Its llr'ii tltt'itiitl it ills tidyi- ”'0 to
iiii'i‘i .iii‘ ih a‘tpoinimtnt til a nu
Milt-i tut tit company. and the lwiiv
inn i all” pt ntiing.
-i:ll~ 4! l-
inp sharply and Sugar recovered from.
till" i 139', .ltt Ll'h' a olni'nl
New York. Sctittmitt-r 8—»‘l‘lic r‘irsrl "9 n g H re ( “I p d (
t‘tititttcticut volunteers arrived iti Jcr-l
‘ .‘v .
i
i rather noultctshis
at .
mums rim or arrows.
The United Item my Decide that it.
will not Ply then.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, September ii—The order
directing the payment of the Spanish
duty on the rations carried by the Com-
al to Havana for the starving Inhabi-
tants of Cuba, has been held up. pend-
ing the ascertaining of further infome-
tiop on the subject. in answer 'to a
cable message as to what the . duty
would be. a reply was received stating
that it would be, according to the Span-
ish rates, 860,000 in gold. No agent of
the United States government has any
such amount or money on hand at lia-
vana to pay this sum. and it may be
that the United States government will
take a different con‘rse than that do-
t:Itlcd upon last ever. 3. “.y the terms
of the protocol, Spain Jeltnquishes her
rights to Cuba and th e‘t'inited States '
government may decide that it will not
pay duties on such cargoes as sent iii
the Comul.
TODAY Di WALL 0138!!
Wall street. 10:10 a. ni.—Thero was
very little animation in trgding in rail-
road stocks at the» opening. Prices in
London of Americtine were irregular.
but with a tendency to recovery of some
of the early declines. Most of the spec-
ialties showed depression in New York
market, Sugar advanced a point. btit
quickly lost the gain.
Wall street. 11 it. m.-Deprcssion int-I
medlately developed in Stuar. Tobac-
co and the stocks of the iron and Steel,
companies. The pressure was soon!
lifted by the ”intuition of heavy buying:
orders in St. Paul. which crossed 111.:
Prices of the _Icading railroads moveJ.‘
l
checked the advance in the general
Wall street. noon—“rho isverishness
of Sugar and the continued vcfforts of
the bears to work a decline killed the
activity and outside order.- u'erc with-
drawn. The price movement. except
lit a tow t‘tlllt‘t‘. was narrow. t‘levt land.
lairaln & Wheeling prcft-rrcd was con-
spicuous for air advance of “2. Sales
in lttitill. 237.8” shares. litllliin' “("0
.tlllfifllbll and without decided change
ill price.
Wall rill'tt'l. t p. m.--~'l'hc market was
tllltllN'LV dull and without it‘liitlll'. vs-
I cept for a rise of nearly four points Ill
; Metropolitan Street ltaliway and a rc-
1' vovcry of two points from the Iowrai
{in Minnesota iron.
Wall strt-ct. 2 p. ni.—lt.t-port oi brisk
‘tlctnanti on the cttrb in Inndoti for St.
Paul titi \‘Xli-‘t‘liilltliln that tho stotit
would be plan-d on it six per cent. ba-
m. coupled with the large arbitrage
puttiunn-tt iii the ioeal market retitlt-rcti
‘ilii' shorts nervous and they ra nthc
price up to III. on covering. The whole
titai'kct syuipathlzctl iii the buoyancy of
this stock. wtili the moat striltllil Inltnt
iii the high priced specialties. Near tht-
dosing of Hit hour licavy realisations
iii St. Paul broke the price to Hit; slu-
itnr also sanit 2 points and the balance
of "it itstto a small extent.
Ntl'i littl'ili\'I-Iti tiI-' .\I.l. litiil'flli
til) .\-.-ti.|attd l'rtt... )
Mutton. rtptciutitr ti»? .\ private tcb
tulttill iii-i rt-ct-ivt-tl liett- confirms the
dattuitni ltldtit' ill a tic-patch trotn i‘c~
kitl ,Vl‘slli'ril‘). that H littlltt i‘liutin line.
lIItIi tll'tilllrtltti trout [in i‘ltintsc for
'llll ollltw- lttii. tbt- tit-spattli adds. "it
in pointed otit here till l'cltiiii thlt this
do.- not lit‘tt'llill'll)‘ iucau that be but
h't-n tlt‘|il‘i\l'il of all tumor."
_, ._, ._.~ Q...—
“a. ll. Mt
.\ trtuutiut llichstti hiattsticiti stir
that on» day uvvttuld be iuyvvrig i
brought to the actor I ploy or hills in
total it wtisost-t-ruiily tutti. 'i‘lio writer.
by diplomat-v iaoro uriitul than anything
in his titty. rt'utiticd t ionolor'tt
sud tlsluuudcti it verdict. lir. Jousticlti
tell it u lttittlitcss to point out to the
fellow lint mistakes ho had tunic lint
tho mo «and wrath. "Do you know
tittil pitty cool the u year‘s herd lubort"
its t-solsitnuti.
Mr Mansfield. with tmp-rturiuiuls
grim. replied: "ii, and itititi. you an
iorltitiitto. A more not Judas would
have tautiti it lets posse really
would."
lie hrs-sol Am
Mantras—ins afraid that you. Wildc
or will not use you a loud subsoil.
Ulsrui
liturs— Why not. mount
Honour—it events to Ito that ho
WWI appearance
I true. mastitis. sud
i'iu glad «u mentioned it Hi see
that its antle- iils litilltllllli u pollin-
iicro awry ruining utter this am oi
”lily twins 0 Witch. «builds! Anion.
NOTICE l
\l'v- tim- i-‘tuttit Msdtlinl on (‘slf
l'iliiiitrll bound in watchman. All or-
I'l'f'fl'Il' who own lmtllltitt ii that
titisthltorhi'titl, anti wit-It in hl'. ll
within-d, will please apply to its.
.7 iw w. p. uorr a sort,
I
Cluru— Yes. that
It
fun-sown NORwALKX' m l ‘ ”G snm‘ H ‘ ism.
‘At Biad’s
specrsr. sue
on '
masons.
This week we open a special pur-
chase of tine'vribbons—best quality till-
sillr plain and morie tnffetns. These
ribbons are hit clean and new—this sen-
son's effectsTno poor colors, no see-
ondsasll new and desirable shades.
ruii width; 7
On account, of their special value we
have placedithem on the centre tables,
main floor. where customers can easily
judge the fineness of the offering:
USUAI. PRICE. NEW PRICE.
No. 5, file. to.
" 7.150. tic.
"' 9,18c. 8e.
" 12 22c. lOe.
" 18. um. 12c.
" 22, 35c. 15c.
" 40, inc. ‘ 18c.
" 50. 55c.’ 25.
——i—.__._._.
This \vtw-k, and as long thereafter {is
-the goods last. the Wash tiooda depart-
ment will offer the following at marit-
tloWil prices:
20 Pica-r fine Printed hittdlu. 22-iti.
wide. “'t'i‘t' I2I~’;c. yard. now be.
20 MW ~ tit-ass Cloth. colored stripe-'.
were l7c ,tzti‘tl, now tie.
to l‘it‘t't': tine Orgatidie hitislins. were
35c. yard. now mgr.
lil Plum. tine lflllitillt‘l \Vtittn Mr.-
«-
-t'
rnn', sirio- an} t'ltt‘i'lirl. were - _\'.ll'-l.
now l.'t..
L‘ti I‘it-n silk .-"rlpcd Zephyr (lint:-
llilillii. nor. Is'ic yttid.
in Men Linen lltttlstc. with small
.ttttl laig- .olcittl silk polka dots. for
lit anti :3» yard.
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FLAGS.
ITRISTRAM Sf HYATT,
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No. 2' Gazette Building, Norwalk, Court. l
August . - a.
i We will continue for one week
M k . . more our August Mark-Down Sale. I
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at. . All Summer goods to be closed
. E out.
Down l The cost or former price not con-
i 'sidered.
w Sale. ' $2. v_.-.
TRISTRAM 8x HYATT,"
NORwsruc. CONN.
Telephone Call. n42.
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'ANEW DEPARTURE ”
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SCOFIELD St HOYT’S.
A Free Gift in Both Stores, Norvalit and South liorvulk.
For each cash purchase of 50 cents you are entitled to a guess on the number
of loans iii glass lioitlc shown iii their stores.
The first one guessing the correct
I" i" v- “| 'w . y .... 't- ....
3........,,,,t. 41.... ”MM“...- .1... In... “limllilt "I. ll not Lift-sstil. tlii' inst one who gut-ants iieiticst tho tottett number of
. .'..' ...'i'..'~ . .' .'. .' .
W wum~m ”mm "mm". m"... units In tittitlctl to the latgt . lilLl. ii i littti sliouu Ill Hit it windows,
int: and silk. t‘olois llt‘li will statii
tIl soils of \\~;I'l.t r.
l'iit-rs .:it a tiooti d-al lt-st than yt n
will cvptn to pay, tvcn iii a illict'ldl
.s'ttli‘.
Also Stalls and Point.
"m..-
“C D. M. READ CO.
BRIDGII'O"
rrrrarrrr
School
“It“ ittI-It int lli-~ Frill
'i‘tttutltiy. Flt-pi. tith.
'I'ctiii
We nrt- non rcutly to supply
you with
Si'lliltil lititilts,
|'l.due
Pencils.
Erasers.
llltitilt liotiks,
l'ciis.
'l'uliltils. tile.
.vr .,_.
ll. ll. PLMSTBD'S,
lilli‘tttiiii'l‘.
hiultuclictuu lilo. it.
tit-nth lit-mull. t‘t.
.LLLLNLLLJ.
but tons of ill litus.
ii‘uci. ldaml. Aug. :7. May lri t.
Hurtitootttt,.\tig 2:" latuiii-thi trim.
Handout fir ii..ttiutlcttt| tiili ‘l’iuiui
it's-lo." i4 n_v rip.
White Mountains. Aug. '..'ii. 5-day trip.
“mini ii titty tour to Ulti Willi (hum
fort and Wit-Intuition. slept. it. lie-t
Il't'tilli'Iltlliliiltllm, “lull. only will
from New ilsvon.
For “New tin-lurid. Tourist" and
tickets will on ti. . HAIlIllli. until.
8. \5. N. ii. a H. it. it. (‘o.
.idapiihltiiy to environment." said
the (‘uniniin-vills use. “is the secret of
happiness! Therefore the wise man
learns to low ,is wife's dog." , t
ilt'ttilicl' l5lli, 1393.
to be given
Look at the New Line of Carpets and Furniture lust Received.
SCOFIELD 8- HOYT,
xii \\'a.~'liiugton So. So. Norwalit.
Second-hat"
E .7... w»"
The .Town
is
On the Run...
u n u u as u
w
u no as
to
\
Club Building. Not-walk.
ouhlo harness for Solo .. In! little tired.
For tho Straw Hot. at half-prion.
For tho Nogilgoo Chit-to at any prion
You've boost in our otoro.
You know how good our thing. are.
Prion. hero trio-no something onvod
Corn. in and tools at our goods.
luck up boforo you go away.
largoino may not to piontlful tutor.
Try on. of our Crash out“.
FRANCIS a: co.
Clothiers sod lsrsielers
II Wouldn't.» Isms. hush “mils.
2.2"" Pimple
(NI-serious;
Ins-tum.
Citi to (lured
W
M m it“ ‘3. W
m
”I'll”. C. “Uh...
A R c H I T t c T.
Dmitri- «flirts. A's" at, Inf-III. mt.
Could Int). mob
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