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i Citizen’s Adv
:NUMBER 3,.208
MI'HIIOIO‘R’LW“ PM the
WUTI-i NORWALK CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1898.
IIIIIIIIII SENI ID Jill
[is Gets I80 Days for Playing
“Ball in a China Shop "
DDIEIIY SUBMITTED ID IIIIIESI
round in o lorwolk loloon by Ollie"
lonhouso. and Ipont Loot light
in s coll—Ito lather We
to Intoroodo.
Daniel Hanion, of Norwalk, is lan-
guishing in the county jail at Bridge-
port for 180 days, as a result of his
escapade, yesterday, when'he played the
part‘oi a mad bull in a china shop by
partly wrecking the baking powder
establishment of Hanlon Brpthers, as
told’in the’Sentinel.
The police had an interesting chase
after Hanlon yesterday afternoon. Al-
though search was made of the country
hereabouis. but to no avail. Last ev-
ening Officer Morehouse heard that
Hahlon was in M. l“. Powers saloon,
and he went at once to arrest him. Pol
a wonder. Hanlon quietly submitted to
arrest and peaceably accompanied the
officer. He spent the night in the cell
at. the Norwalk police station, and this
morning was brought into the Town
Court before Judge Gregory.
hanloa's mother, Mrs. Johanna Han—
ion, refused to intercede, having be-'
come convinced that. after losing anoth-
er 8250 bond yesterday. it was time for .
the law to take its course.
Hanlon plead guilty to the charge of
breach of the peace. intoxication and
the wilfull destruction of property.-
Willlam ltoynolds. an employee in
the baiting powder establishment. was
put on the stand to explain Hanlon's
actions in breaking out the plate glass
in the door and smashing the stock.
John Hanion. who was also subpoen-
aed. stated that he had not looked over
the building normally. but it was oil
that that Miocene had been there. The
plate glass window, Mr. lianlon stair-d.
would be settled for by the insurance
company. .
Other witnesses were present. but
Judge (1r. gory did not care to hear
furihcr testimony. tic ordered the prl~
soncr to stand up. The judge told him
that. its it was thc twelfth or four-
teenth time he had been before thr-
court. he could do nothing less thtin
give him the extreme penalty of the
court. iso dnyii.
Oillccr llIint accompanied lIIc prison-
cr to jail on the limb truln.
Besides the 180 days there is ll bill of
coats of 826.80 for Iianlon to pay or
serve out at the rate of fifty ccllls’ it
day.
IPOI'lml OMAIXZINO.
ltotnford. Greenwich sad Namath
Ion to Form on Association
A moi‘cnII-nt Iii on foot among some
iii tbc i'l‘tlllllllt'lil spnrlui ll of thutlot l,
ul't‘lil“ii‘li tttid N'orouilt. aziys’ lili‘ Adv
\Ilt'iilc. lor the organisation oI on usso~
clstiou for the preservation of arrow in
Illin port ol‘ the stoic. 'liic lultlol slit
“Ill Iic 1:.hi‘ll lillii lhi- sot lcly lurIIiciI III
a li‘\\ works. Many Illlliilalttlln oi tin
toil and gun from I'Iii'li oi tin- ohm.
pious. who also lilti‘ loll pin).
ilic ill a. and haw cprw- d Hit it it'll
Millions in liocoiito int-:illnis and Iii-ip
along Ibc moveiiicnl. ‘lhu- quniIlatuion
stun ioriucd. will probably is itdllWI
Ilic titan-bird tli'i-liinlI-Ii out Notwulk
illiuu- Plot-willie Ilfiu‘lnliun 'l'lu- limit
hiulllillii oi diner-tit kllllln of sonic no!
of M'éiMlII has around tho it. of tilt-u.
Iilli‘ spottinrn. rind prompt-d tltc nioii .
"bill It will iN‘ IIlc dilil of ”II‘ lie-tr
tuition to iicli‘u't ulid prowl-III iili \iu
lotions to tile [our laws lll inc Mill”.
and thus pi'oorri'c thc Itiiuic which on
tons I. log olllfllllrrrti an anomaly .\
mil known Iltuiulotil lunu is atuikcu oi
ll“ piwsldctli at the usual lotion
tin“ \‘ stout lllxu ouliizil
'lln-Iu out be an illlikt‘lltm of t'oul
it in heavy Iiiiiichinu order to»
IIIIIII. .ti ilii' Norwnllt armory. A litrgs
Iiutom of tho olllrrto of the i-‘ourlh
t-Iiinnni trout litauii‘oid and "Niki”
will. out no in attendance. arm
iiuiillni oi 'ilie command is climb-II in
Int" out wentlug ifllllliiillfl belt and
buin» stilt knapsack» potlml. oror‘»
mule ioldI-il. and bluiiliots rolled in no
out a. n. all" for romp coil)- Monday
intuition
i.1\ an
Iron)
I'lilmlfiinllfl Iiill' Nll FUN “hull:
iii! Am-lolod I'M-Ml
hire York. September 9 Fill; Iip.in-
lph prisoners captured at the hotel In”
th- on July 3. oil Himlluti in coin. or -
rind III Jeni! I‘ily Milly tmlui. 'iib r
wont at once to the tllliliili liiu- do it
in this city to hand "If I'Iiy of “our.
bound lot III-i ‘l'llc turn had lawn
held prisoners at Norton, Vs.
MIAVOI OFFICE".
mooted Loot light by the South lor-
wslk congregational looioty.
The annual meeting of the Young
Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor
of the South Norwallt Congregational
church, was held last night. Reports
of committees for the last quarter were
submitted. it was voted to pay the so-
ciety's share of the state expenses,whlch
amounts to about five cents for each
member, and a special collection for
this purpose wlll be taken Sunday, Sep-
tember 18. The officers and committees
selected were as follows: ,
President—Mrs. J. Milton Coburn.
Vice-Presltlent—William A. Grimn.
Jr. '
Recording sccretary~Mlss
F. Bradley.
Corresponding Secretary—Miss Lizzie
l. Tolles.
Treasurer-Hubert A. Welch.
Lookout committee—Miss Minerva N.
Kyle. Miss Minnie Ross. Miss Anna Ma-
ther. Chairman. Miss Elizabeth Keith,
Miss Sarah Keith. Miss Florence Brad-
ley:
Prayer meeting—Miss Lucy Manson.
Miss Thalia Wood. Miss Bertha Bush.
Chairman. Miss Nclilc Mather. William
Lawrence, Mrs. William Lawrence. and
Harry G. St. John. .
Sunday school——Mrs. N. C. ('lravcs,
Mrs. 'l‘. A. Durand, Chairman. ‘Mrs.
Charles Williams, Miss Lillian Bennett.
Floral—Miss Annie C. Sanford. Miro|
Alice M. lluy. Miss (Yliiru L. Bell. Miss
Florence
Mabel ii. llling. (‘liitlrmtin. Miss llclcu
gA. Hetlicrlngton, Joscpti S Pcnnell. Al-
iirdi output.
; lillsslonnty—--llcnry 0. llnllcy. choir-
iman; Mrs. .1. Milton t‘oburn. Miss Julio
Aiuilcttt-, Miss licsslc 1. Lyon. Miss Eil-
,ythe S. (ltites.
} Mtislc——~ Miss Alli-c llyxbco. chairman:
{William J. Leland. Mrs. William M.
Saunders. it. Miss May Q. Smith. N:
‘C. Graves. Miss Etta Schultzc. Miss lic-
ltna A. Mitchell.
Sociztlmlmsicr .l. Wutct‘bury. l'IluIl
In.III; Mrs. Lcslrr .I. \‘i’titi-rbtiry. Miss
i
Florence M. llcuctlict, Nuinllr ll. Ills- !
brow. Miss Annie E. Sanford. i
tiood citizenship—«William l.. Portia;
chairman; \‘liliam A. Griffin. )1. liar-I
‘ry Coburn. rticst 'l‘illy. is. Ernest Rey
nolds. M. Norton Benedict.
. Good l.lII-rattire~ Miss Lizzlc 1..
'l'ollt-s. I-iIitII'IIIuII; ll. 0. iii!l|1‘)‘_ Miss
Kale [inlschh-zs it‘lorcuce (lril\'l‘.~‘..\ll.\rl
Nola Knapp. Mrs. A. I.. ”i‘lil‘llil‘l. Miss
lilt'n l.. iii-ucIiicI.
JIIIIIOI’" Miss N'utuilc
"lh‘lt' l. l.yon.
llisbrow. M lss
D001 06 OF EN DEAVOREBS.
looting of the Executive Conimittte
of the Union-- Blots Convention.
The Iiritt iiIIul'Icrly lucctliu: of thi-
.\orw;tlk ('bristinn Bud tiior l'Iilou .
will probably be bold during Iiic inst
“'i‘i'li In Scpti-iiihcr. ‘l'lic plucc of IIIch-
:ug luls Iltll ,wi hccu IlclI-l'iitilicil. but It
will probably bt- citlicr Wctitport or
iicolurtnwn.
'I‘Iio cliccutirc coniiiiittto of ill~
lull»: l'itiilit'ti'
ill-.iior III‘ III:-
So. n i_\ in i hIIinIitt I-IlIv
Norwotk i'otutrcunlloIiul
church, will Iuctl .II lbc rcsitictic or
Mrs Iii. I.. I'll). il.bchI Illlii‘l'. iotihtbl.
to nominate ofIIch'I- fur tIlc coming yttil.
IIiI .-vni.I_I sill ili‘II t-lIli‘i‘I'li lI«.\l
'l‘lnomloi nthI.
'I'Itr ilililllll ~Izilr ctiM‘i'lIiInlI of tin
i'uliliw‘ili oi 1-.In ..iior lulou will
ltbl itt \\'.Illl'lt|ll‘.\. ihlohcr I uuil 3:.
Iic
M. m...
I'ill'l.'|‘II\ I'IIIZI-i WINNERS.
'l‘ln- Notiiiiik ll'llt' wiuucru ill thc
it..lgili bl l'nuitiy slum ui-It- us ioi«
l|i\\c".
\“l‘tlll' l‘iyl.oiIIIIi limits Fil'ni. liclii
IilII'i. Itli‘h. .I. I' 'I'Im-IWI-II.
Illol'h Milton.” 'IiIlId. but; .I. l‘.
'Ili’tilldiil
\ibit l'inlili. II.IllI.IIil~ l'ilnl. cork.
III‘I-i .IIIII i-iiotlii, Ilt‘lid, .l, i'. 'l‘rciitIWI-Il.
ANNIHI'H 'I‘Il All'il‘l'i' 'I'IIII} III‘IH'I'
III)‘ AMI”: lutiti I'I'i-m I
.\iu \oi'k
hull. liti'
i'iiillv‘lllil i' ii 'l'iuii i‘oli
Idiot-pun thumpiou “liollil‘.
lino iilliilil Itili‘ )c»! iibii Il’illll I.i\-
Iii um .I Ii'.IIt‘tI l'.iitl
iillia. llic i'l-utit «irttitplbii in .l’thlllll“
II, uni, “Ill 1‘» Il-‘
In innit ibc but \AIIAIII'I III IL... coon.
II) ”I' is try llisii‘illil of iitci-Illiu
loin .icidiills. Ito ninth such on cit. l.
tin. wooing with indoor! who II'llIo
III' 'i'uthi i‘nluiiui I. in Iiiillllli dcii-nr
ill “but Lidio llii- sllnllflitl, IIllI .i
rlbu lii' ulll llirci hiui satin and
\i'ittnmu Milli.“ his anti
.tisii
Iii-Ii
it'll-CAME" LEWIHIIIN‘ \i"i.ti.\'l
lliy Assist IliiI'lI "Will i
\"Iihliil‘ii N I. Hidlll'llliirl II 'I'lic
«Italirr Linismll. which was wink-d
oil l'uuu .ludltb uiiilc iniriluu MIIIIIIM
tioui Mtiliiiiliii Point to iimioti.
rabbit with "IIIIIHI )I'Ill‘lllifl.
rind he ['0 in low of the inn 1. A. Scott
it” t. «I was illlii illliiol bi lil‘illl"
..i poultmuii, Wont was Iwnilll uti bar
this tlIiII‘liItll and “he will lmplit llii-iitiv
dllion in ctiltblcohc wriciti-ls to Hill"
hot to lumen.
and
lint: .Il‘
. I‘i'IlI)‘
- M'cl‘y
. be found.
Lilli William“
Will Present Senator Lounsbary’i
Name at the State Convention.
HIILFDRPERIIINENICHIIIIIIIN
Norwalk to Toke n Conspicuous Part
in the Proceedings at Now haven
Next Wednesday — Political
Notes for all Parties.
_..,._
The Republican state convention
meets in New Haven, ncxt Wednesday
evening. Scptember 1;. “Oil. N. l).
Sperry will be temporary chairman.
and Hon. i9. J. Hill, permanent chair-
man. Atiorncy John ti. Light, of
South Not'wnlit, will nominate (leorgc
id. Louusbtu'y; Edgar M. Warner, ofl
Putnam, will present Mr. Porter's name, i
anti Dwight \l. ’lluttlc will put I.I('llli.'ll-
ant Governor lit-well lictorc the march-
tlon. Each of those genticmcu will bci
seconded by eloqucut speakers. Advlccs
i't‘i‘ElViti front t‘nc towns of thc Iiiillt'
show that oi‘the delegates thus for cl-
..ctcd ovtt have either been instruc—
.cd .to vote for Scutitor lounsbury. or
now dcclarcd their intention so to do.
'l'licrc will be I’m-l Iii'liflilli‘fllll the con- i
rcntlon, if all entitled to votc arc prcs' ‘
ant. Mr. Lontisbury's friends cxptcl
.Iilll be will rccciVo two-thirds oi‘ the,
oallots cast. :
325
At the Democratic caucus in liitlgc-I
.lcld last night to cicct dclcgtitcs iu the;
im‘tl'ill conventions the following wcrt-
‘llUtifllI
Static—li‘rcdcriclt S, liiitcs. William E. .
'ltlllll'iill. .ludgc John 1”. (lilbcrt Iiud‘
llui't'y it. Morgan.
i'ongt‘csslounl —-llow:II'.i If. .\ic:td.i
Willis l~‘. tiilbcrt. J. Willis Wow and
‘. 1-2 ()mstcttii. }
(‘ouuty 'l‘lLoIIlns (‘. Whitc. .ludgc .I.
1“. (Hilton and John I‘. l-‘ogcriy. .
SI(liiltllNil-“tulle“. Knox. Martin
Ill tirtly,
lloyt.
'l‘i c dclt'gulcs uctc not instruclcd.
ItI-prcscntatiw William S, Wortunin.
.i. llctltcl. Ililli various l'IllllllS to die:
Illli'IIUll in llic lust Iritlslzitiirc. 'I'houub
I’ctcr Mctliytiu and licory l..
, I shillilt'll iii pubiicnu lu- wits tIIc rot-oi:-
3 Iilzcd champion of tlIc Iilll‘l‘i‘nlw of in:
. bur in tbc liousc.
§tuzgcstcd his idcns on political cnnuo-
ills noznc illllliirl
my. Ili- llilll the faculty of citrus
' IIuIIic thrusts to corporation» In pithy.
‘ striiigltt-front-tho-shoulder
sclllcnci's.
Mr. Wortmiin shown in his l‘l ply to ibd
illli‘l'li-s contiilncd in thc circular i~
suid by Mr. l’orlcr‘n pupcr that bc
:\.tsn't Ittsl his ability ‘Io tn- brlct and
Iu-rf-wlly clciir at tho .mlilli' Iillli‘.‘ Hi-
Is he lillliIWa. “Your it'll-grunt
.Inrts with u llc and it» illl insult to
lllilll you‘vc will it to." 'I‘m.
.H'lll'.i Into Mr. Wortnuin war ii slllllllll‘
tcr of Jenn Addison I'ortcr.~---liartforil‘
'i‘iutcs.
Iii-publiczlli Illllt Ilhi'.‘ “‘i‘l'i‘ Iii-id WWI
Iii-misi- cictiitiiz ill Ilu- mum of \\'c.~-I ‘
port and \‘II'NIIIII for tho «vim-lion Ill.
IIi'lI-utilitilis in tlic iimiriinvlilliit cIiiII‘t-Il- .
litlllr. Ill both lIlWlit-s Iln- tlclcgntcn l-l—
wictl to tlu- alilli‘ coIIro-ntlou-I utc pro
IiiIIlIIciul “Illllllll‘lt'l'b of Iii-tuitur Hutu-go
I-i i.oIIIl:~diuiy whib- IIII- touiity Ili‘lt'
unit-s will MIMIIII'I Slit-riff II.I\\Ii-\ bit
It rcumtihtutlon. 'l‘lic llI‘lt‘flltIl’u chm-n
.II Weslport to the Senatorial ionvcil-
Hull ilI‘l' llllili‘l‘t-IUIMI to ho solidly to
favor of tho candidacy of Jilihll‘ Eli
tutu-i- it, thinks. of r‘iilrlic'iii.
. his tllscoursc
‘illl‘ll front the
troops.
bore of his family rodc in II l'ilI‘I‘IlIKi“
‘llllu'l‘tl n dirt
.Iroops wcrc drown
THIN I931" “III 80”
so. with at cm t wauioi- Ind
”out. ”which have Iontouk.
' (By Associated Press.)
New York. ”Member 9-lmpresslve
funeral services were held at 7 o'clock
this morning over the remains of Na-
val Cadet Thomas H. Wheeler. son of
Major General Joseph Wheeler. and
Second Lieutenant Newton D. Kirkpat-
rick ,of the First United States cavalry,
who were drowned while bathing Wed-
nesday afternoon. ..
’l‘he caskets containing the remains
were placed on rough pine benches in
front of General Wheeler's headquar-
ters. Young Wheeler's casket was di-
rectly in front of the tent which he had
occupied, and on ten of the casket was
a handsomc American flag with gold
fringe. ‘ -
On the casket of Lieutenant Kirk-
patrick was also an American flag. A
dciull from the Third cavalry. under
command or lieutenant Hawkins. aci-
lng Its guard of hour, formed it square
wthI drawn up about the caskets.
GeneralWhetlormlsdaugliters tindhls
son Joseph Wheeler, Jr.. were the chief
mourners. The service began by the
choir of the Y. M. C. A. singing Near-
cr My God to Thee. Rev. Archibald
ilirttdsbnw, chaplain of the provisional
iNt'W York rcglmcnt. and pastor of the
Marbic ('oli-glntc church in Muiiltiit-
:tnn. offered prayer and then read the
:burinl scri'icc.
Ilr. llrudslntw dcrotcd ll portion of
to ilcncrtil thclcr and
family. llr. llt'ndshuw
spokc iccliuizly oI the rciullvcs of both
young \Vtiulr lillll |.chItt-utini Kirk-
Illt' hcrcni-cd
pulrlck who werc Itnztbic to get to Mon-
rillllli in timc to tittcud the funeral scr-
vb-c. At ihc conclusion of tho scrvlcc
Illc t‘liSIit-IS were pliiccd on two gun
«.tlssotis drawn by two black litll'h‘t‘a.
'l‘lIc l'uncriil cortcgc wits tllcu lortucd,
-.Iud won icd by thc dctnlls of cavalry”
First and Third cavalry
(it'll' rtil \Viii‘i'l-‘l' nud lhc Inclu-
iuuucdlnlcly iter tlic caisson on which
\\‘I‘I‘I‘ tIlc l‘t‘lu tits of his son.
'l‘hc sccond citriilry hand. mount-id.
and on lilo way to tiic
station. n dist ace of about four mill-s.
tip at dificrcnt
points. 'l'liiwoilicrs pncoi‘v-rcii Illl'll'
lI-;.il:\ ll.»- 1hr
litter-til.
Win-u Illt' lulu all cotltuc :it'rlrcd :II
III. station. Iln' t..t.IiI-yun ll w. rc drown
up in illli' iiiltl If,» Ti'IIIIIIlIH ivrrc III-‘ll
rciiiorul from iii“ utiIi cuissoua to :I
mlliihllii cur JII’Ii w, to :I -|i-'I'lili trtiiu
Among IIll‘ [LIII iwutirs \i‘ctc III“ II
.illlii I‘lll‘ls‘lldll illIl (II‘IIIII. Iil' ”\t‘ SN
olid rinulry. null I.lciII-u.IlIi.~ \‘tIli's.
Willliiltis iIIltI .\il.illi.'~. of H... li‘il‘s‘l cur
lil‘).
(it'llt‘l‘dl Win» ‘I1 and Ill! family
outpourd Ibo it'lllliiilti.
l'.ltlcl Win-cit I‘ l.~ lo Iic iliitclt iii Whru
Irr. .\lIi.. .uol ll” body of l.ll‘|lll'l|i|lll
I\Il'ltliiill‘lt‘k to i.l-\iuuton \‘i 'i‘liv
nor dcp.IrtIu~Iit dctdII. d IIII (Illlti‘l' Io
.u-ciuupuiiy Lli‘lllt'llnlll Kit'ltpslriclt's
‘boily,
'l‘ht- Il'llllhll'll‘l \l.o~i'IIl'i l"
pictol. bill bow mi in lll‘t‘“ tit-bird
The Ninth in MI Stalin. Illltlilll‘\ 1»
child irti Iii bur IIiI'I- liuliiy.
'I’bc illftll'llldl‘uil an.» air: II
ticiu-rul Show I“ in illltlulll‘lt'l
out .Il
Iill
morning that t't-‘oInl Poi-timid and ll"
of tho solution “IIII wu-rw rmiticsI-il by
illllt'i'tll Silitbcr .wrni do)"
Ithlki- l'i'ciiiilt'lliin‘ our.
ILII'otli- Iii liic lit-lulu
all l'I‘l'illlII‘lllli d ili'..|IIlIil .i putrid--
Ilifll'ill|~ slllltll ill lili'ii Il|it|II to tthI
Hui Shaft-I tbni tln- lumps“
‘ Ili.ll't‘ll bcfiii‘r Ihc Illilillltlli of tit II‘J‘I
‘l‘lic Hartford Iiwii coilvciilloii in cl
rcl iicluIIIili-s to Ilic m-wrul iii-public." =
murrtrtlous was lu-ld hint night on
tour di-lrgntcs were choiicu for I‘
mic truncation. innIrIn-lcd III wort !
for ”W nomination of John Atbllmt-
l'uI-ivr for governor. The Porter lick
ct, which is lieudcd by Hl'lltiltir i. It .
i'lllanoIi. rwrivi-d foriivi-iuht Ville"- to
lliil'l)‘»li\i' for tho Inllllluiilll‘y Iiclici
which was hl‘ttili‘ll by Miii'uiili il lluik
cliy 'I‘Iic delegate» Iwciicd no in.
..IIIitIituu spurt from Ibr itIIbi-riiotor
hil i.illthliIr i
‘I'Il- stutc iIii llult‘c IIIII'
Il‘ 33‘“ Idllliltlll roiiuii iiic
IIiiiiII‘iI no follow
for I'ltllltl
Niiiil in ll
l'oriii :o, Loom i
Ioii. :lo 'I'iiili im ihrct towns lid to
lour from, ulih .I Iillli of all in'c.
Innt I Is sirnilg- r in N‘i a London mun
1". than lli Ii|l_\ oilii l' wctlou til the slui-
IIic lt'tli'l‘lil l‘mt'l llilllllltt itir till Work
Iliu In his Iwhnll.
'l'lui “tiiltiivllidll i’oiigri nillllill and
Honor t‘llllt’i'lilltilh which will in- bi MI
in llri‘tigi-porl licpiaiiibcr Lilith. will In
fdluucd by it «both ililllli‘l .ii l'lc-Inu 'i
Iliurll. ‘
W- t
lint lilo) h Whit Ici lllmlc ihs- ill-trot.
«Iy today that IMI shot-is, lmiond iii
om were toluu ftoui their store III
Htliiill Main l-IIHI ohon II was burglar-
imi laid 'i'umlny night .\ Honolulu-it
limit it'll his With” there to burn the
ilrc repaired and with" he clilb-il for
it this morning, the bicycle could not
’tutti.
.1 month or his lit-cits.
'I‘Ilrl'i- Wcrc liII-.- dctillis iiI tlw Illin-
Ail IIIt'il of iIIIihiI'luI foi-
piliil today.
i‘l'.
‘l‘ln-n- wrrn 1min) Till sick in ihc iii-u-
ctul hospital.
i‘tilolu-I Nisiuiili Iitiu IM‘i‘ll
. milri “llic troop of the limit“ IIId-i
in will Iw illll-Ii Hil out Mummy and
lIIc ilillt‘l'h a. «ii .u d "fiohlllli'
Ilic hospital ”rumor tillliiltcciu l‘
with unit to \Iltiihoilnn ltaliii
”mm
are
out]
"Illllb THU suction
May‘s trot-cools. altos drone Anny
”moot st Distortion.
lily .‘flMh lulcd I‘m-nu l
i’uuluuotl. iii-Iitmto-I ii Th. (1 .\
it Ultililliflllli'iti om Into/ulna
.tilII .t sillilll ultrndnutc ond proiccdctl
it» Iiiilvii llir 'I'lu
tutti-wing iii-tr cln It II by on bimiilloii
IINI IIIIH
Iii-Ililll oi timwin.
Hciiior iirc l'llillliiiliili'l Iu iiiul. W
‘ .Itllllil'llll. iil l'iiii illllllll.
.luuint Ibo l'iIIlllIIlIlIlli'l' to fill”. Ilu'
ilil Militia. iIl lN’i‘tIIIII'I'
dilution in utiol lir.
Illiiillill
PM”, til Ni“
l'lmpliiinvllrilihI.l‘ulolII-l intros. Ill
iiuliiinupiitlii
A 0ch nation from .hc notional llMiI‘
Iliiliil of army uuroo o |Il"’l"lllt'il IrIIi-u
of prowling. The reports of t'timmlittu ll
..om than loads and odopitid.
IHIIID BREAKS DAMP
’l‘hc Regiment Starts from Niantic
on Journey to Middletown. Pa.
BIDDING THE BDYS GDDD BYE.
loch Section of the Train Given a‘
nanny Send-oi! no it Pulled Out of
the Station — Five Biol: Hen
Left. Behind.
i
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(By Associated Press.)
t‘nmp llnvou, United States Army
Post. Nlanlic. Conn, September 9-—
(iump Haven was an unusually busy
spot this morning. From 5:45 a. m..
when rcveillo Was sounded, until short-
ly before 2 o'clock this afternoon. when
the Third regiment left for the Niantic
station. not ll minute was wasted. The
members of the Third regiment were
lgIVeII their breakfast about. forty-five
miuulcs curlicr than usual anti imme-
diately after tltc morning meal. the
work of completing packing was be-
gun. Tents were cleared preparatory
to being dropped and the baggage of
each company was placed at the lli’iith
of the company streets. A detalll of
about it dozen tncu frotu each company
.ney at noon to Detroit anti
AMER AT OAK? ”ADE.
With Gen Shatter ho Ioviows ”the
Troopoond flakes an Inspection.
(By Associated Press.)
Camp Meade, Middletown. i’a.. Sep-
tember 9—Secretary of War Alger and
General Shatter were at Camp Meade
today. They witnessed a review of the
troops and made a hurried tour of the
camp. (lencral Alger resnmcd his Jour-
General
Shafter went to Washington. Thcy
were closeted together an hour this
morning If] the sccrplurys private car.
which was run on to a siding at Camp
Meade station
Willie (icneral tlioltum was arrang-
ing for thc Icvic w Secretary Aigcr and
G. at In] Shaftcr had another conferrentc
lusting thirty minutes. What. passed
between thctu neither would say, cx-
cept that it was it private affair. (ion-i
crnl Shitl‘ier said the secretary was u
very dear frlcud anti that they had been
in the civil war together its coloneis.
lie is ill work on his report of tlIcS S‘nu-
tlago campaign and cxluc is to cotnplclc
It tomorrow. Spcoktng of thc contro-
vcrsy with (lcncrul Miles. he sold:
“it. is,tiIl poppycock. 'I'bcrc is no
friction bctwctn (lcucrnl Milcs and ill)- I
or”.
lcft Santiago.
Al lcust tlicrc Was not when ho
Our I'cltltioIIi-t huvi- ul-
wiiys bccn pleasant and I do not uudcr-
stand the Iticilniug of all this talk. The
loaded the baggage on the big two
horsc wagons and it was lilkt‘ll to the
1 depot.
At 8:30 had
the ri glmeut gourd .
signal to dIop lcnis.» this sounded. and
its lhc last notes didd away cicr) tent
was [lionll‘lllt‘tL 'lhc tents “ell tbcu
i pot.
Dinner was scrved at it a. or. .iii
in! run litil.- prtmssion
i
The body til.
hourly cu“
tiuii in
with l't‘iitll‘tl to d
Ill N'tvii Yui'h bod
'I‘Ilo
writllil Iliil
bc iii shopt- to —I Illtl tht circuit-n» til it
I't’lit‘Viil
.is Intutuuldii m iln- I-I't'tlllil brlgiidc of
hour and a half earlier than usual. At
,i2i5 p. m.. the "It‘ll formed in tlIciI
.slrccts for roll cnil. tificr which tic-y
IIInI'chctl to llll' purudc ground whcrc‘
Illli-y nppciircd in riglmcnial formation
i ”to First rctzltuclit .IIId liiiitcry (‘ w‘crc
drnWII up on tho portidc grounds and
rctuziiuid thcrc whllc thc 'l‘hird march-
‘ I'll out of camp. ('oluucl 'I‘on-t' and his
hill". mouutcd. was ill the lit-nil of tlIc
rugimcut. followed by Ilu- b.iud.
|Int-n prcscIIIi-d It iluc uppmriiucc us
1 they marched away.
NOW WELL ON THEIR WAY
The logiment Scheduled to blotch
Comp leodo at 7:30 Tomorrow.
' ilty Associalcd Pints.)
t‘utup Illicit. lllilt'll Statics .\t‘tu,\ 'l""‘"i' ““III ”I" Iii") W'li' iIcIiiiIHwI
tut-t. Ninutlv. t‘u'in . supicnili r :i Tilt “"II in ‘ milup :nnl Iilc sup ‘I‘b orin‘nu- -‘
lbml il'itllliiiil. l‘lilliil Show I‘ounn , .""‘m" S“"""”"-‘ “W“ """IIIIIIIH'IIIUI.
‘ili‘dl \iiilllllitl‘r humor}, is Iiowucll ‘yi‘i‘r “mm“ “Ii-”‘4 “II III" NHIIHII'I'
until-ti on it.- iouu journey to t‘.nup
.\It.Iilt. Alliltlii'lmtli. I'd. III“
iicii .\l1llllii' on .t sp-cutl Il‘tllll in thru-
ri-ultucni
- Illtllls this :tttriuoou. the first scct‘Inu
Imnllli: iiIuIIll I II" ililll liic mitilitl iiliil
'iililll .w. lltlili- tollou i. c.
'l‘bc 'l‘intd Ivuiuicut occupicd Ihc
‘dllll' rule that brought liw I’ll‘rl rial
tit ninil‘i till I'
till».
.Intit Iiric 3cm. .l_i I'I'i-I" IIIlllll INII- it.
\.I
III
“I‘li‘ ”It I
iv‘uii} on trinity tritium llt‘li .li
‘l-IIIUII to sir Illt' loin-11' .I‘
.‘1 ilittitl) lit “cli‘ilillt llli litlllli‘ i'IIIlII'Ih.
till today lll'li' “Ill unto) lIIIlll‘ pro
In iIt'III out or town ”Ir-wlll, to my
iliuiii Ilii' lil Illllil' Mild i’l' in!" Hill It
«tiliiiu ol IIIi‘ lioltt \i is nit. ". .1 limit)
“Within-1's lI pillII-ii iuil Ill lIII- Liliuli
Ihc I>i.illlt‘liI ilrllt d nt Ill slittim
.u linil,‘ liltiltlllltu tllllil .lliil u... on
iii-IItIIi is lit run up at "It-Iiipnuv
.toul ' limb militarily tins llicn III\I
IIII IIIIII li|IiltlIn and that Mlll’l“\ill‘ i
iiiti ni‘i‘Ilillla 'i‘IIc tutti wtic IIIuI‘lii'l
uIIII tit» lcllrru of ~.Icli company. and
It liir ot‘drt' un- obit Inortiicd into tIic
m. in -l Hilllllll ol lllrs. uliill rout
quay uni. :illiiwcd Illll‘i- pom ital-1‘ into
Hill on. Inilf ill .I lump-pic t.ii
\lluthid to lhc lit-I “lion um: .i
i.|||lIilI iIiI whit-ii Ijllli'il t‘oloIIi-l 'l‘ylci‘
ind lllr HM“ ‘llic lint M‘tlillll llinti
«w‘llliiil IIII iutlli ‘I'Iii MIIHIII Mriitiu
In in I hunt in .\l.ili r lllnici tillli nut
bil liit Ioglliiiliinl itiluin Allijiil I III II
..u In ihtiiui oi tic Iliil‘ll -. illtlll. \
,».ilIIII‘ t.tl <I‘.t“ ll ll Iii Until n. l’liitil lnil
' lcii IIII tiillllmil) illnl‘l’lh. lilc llllill. ill
ilic inimunti Hmtlli‘w lli‘lll‘ tiiidcr III"
...i ii tilxilfli' oI Itic normoiiiiutwloII-wl
dill-ct- .\ Mllflltlll. tissiulcd by Iiio
mutton oi liic ililn'illiil iol‘p-I, .iicolu
. lilitl inlll iiilillii.
'l'hc train so u dirnl to llorlctu Iiii
i. lain l‘I Iiii- rule dill Iii- iiirl'ii-II arrow:
in .ii rm y t‘liy lllill fitilii lIirIc continui-
on turn not to Mobil-town, l'ii , roach-
‘MI ”I! Iv. rounding to nclmiiilc, M 1 :III
luIiioI‘Iiiw IIIIII'IIIIII
'l‘In Ililli villi Iw uluu liwll Iltrl HI-
lloli» .sl .IiI-iy i‘lly 'lIltIY wrll loch
H'HIII u (molt III Ilill i'iini'i‘. ti third of
i Hill of cortictl low-f unit it Illll’ll of
i l'ili of In on». 'i‘lo) ulli l‘liillii' tliidt
a. mild Inllolia III humanist. I'.I.
'I'Iii' IiiIIlIu-Iil Ii-iiirii inI: «it'll tltcii Im-
IIlIoI bull in III» New lsindoti Iiniipltiil
'iltlI I"Ii‘IiIIII llualn-III. t'oIIIpiiny t‘. at
not hour» in Nomi-ii. 'llw Iivgiuicnt
liiiii hot-ii ”trumped III NIIIMII' since "W ‘
itstin port of June.
iNIl‘s
packed tip. loaded and taken to tbc tic-3
'I'Iio .
itcncral may llnvc bccn talking, bill I
iluiiwc that touch of it is due to an-
tagonistic ncwsptipcrs whose motlvcs
‘ill't‘ ccrtuinly not. putriotlc.‘
mount and iii ll: lt'i. thc Kt'llt'l'tti coll, the.
.‘ccrcinry Algcr is nccolIIpunit-d
.\igcr I'lllli their son, (‘apttiln l"rtd
\hzcr. who is aunt-ring from camp fci' ‘r
lllltl was too Wt ilk to witnesstllc rci'lc
Lib‘ncral Shaltcr brought with him his
Major Milcy, and a liltlc (‘Ilbuti
whom he
Santiago. and .I-iopicti.
Illtl Silillli l’
.iilli‘,
llil)‘.
(l ‘IIi-I'uls .Tlgct'
u'crc drivcn to
itilhnm's Ill‘fliiiilldl‘lil'fi iti an opt-II cur»
I'inuc wiih'i‘olonci IIcckcI' and Mnjnr
Hopkins,
\l‘lci'
sl‘cclni aids in tlic Sl't'l‘n‘lill')‘.
Hillilui (lrn
‘ onto and his stuff. lili‘ sccrctnry was as
living t‘tlciiui in
'kcd if he would like a rcvluw. llc said
i to Would. and the ctitirc corps of 241.900
’troops mist nmsrltl in two grvtit iltltis
.ind unirciicd bclort
tlrtIi-rtii (lI'ttanii
‘..IIii his distinguishcd git-sis. II was on
Aigcr
lllticIl
III-piling siltlll.
Ind ilcncrul
iitul
Siiiiflcl'
Sccrctlry
\ii-l‘t- \'t‘l')'
rnudiliou of tllc l‘illllll tIIiil'iuic dirt-c-
titllls :o .\. -n.l Ilic Willl‘l' systcm to Hi
4' ncinl nod I‘ciiitnclitnl hospitals, llc
.iiii it nos too nil‘I)‘ in dctcrminc wll-
tor Ilu. “Milli lu- lflililv' ll permanent
‘l.ll'|‘.lt k
II but Illt‘ - blunt- and its i-ffu-t upon III.
on bci‘orn- tin rattiblinbnl pct'utuncut
:‘ nil. sinus,
IIIIlilJI New “I“ ~i.~ :I uclt .it
on liiIIIll» lIt l1rII~oit..Ill«I \tl‘it‘ll bv “ill
litiitv vi oil ”11'
.|.l‘ ..i I'm: I'Ill.ll|
«til
.i tour «.1qu brain
.IIlIl ituiiiit in Int
Ii'IiiItiIsl
”..i-UH.
a i‘b.iII_iuoou.I .IIIl nu
U will :It .liiiislillHliI’
Win it .uh ii tilt .‘ I. lI.I~l In all) .iliolll
li- il‘llii moi i-I tilt \i ll .lcp.“ Inn ..i I!“
ill 1.x) trill-II Ili.il lln- piuph- ll.|\'i
ill i-Ii.i oi Ilil sir-..i I»I'-ll ol Ipuppluu
lllll winiinc on non ocrtm Ilu will r-t
'I‘Iii " Iir .liiilcil. “.Inh»
lII i.t\illo oil it u‘Ititii tutti “pith,
..Iu llt.l|l|l|‘lil "
tilict ll slum r was dclighlcd till):
iIII‘ .iiid condition of th-
m It .ll t‘.Itnp Mimi-- and said ll “its on
llc rituals to liicti
IbII ilII Mil. s tomorrow in Wit-hingioii
\\.iI iii p it IIIlt'iII.
it
limo .il .iliii
.iml lilitillilii
Il~ oiiil tin Hiiituiuo tumpuiuu Woo illc‘
IIiIr-l Mlllilifllll‘ll lII llirliil) Hill
It... in .I lilinilillll uliito hr mill-i liiil
lllnl tiiid It sin- lint-min lo lllll‘
lliillilui: \loiiy cotton» uni. Iniwn
silitiil tIuIIItl Ilili lint Itt‘ril lithi‘ll in ii.“
Ill uni o’ltci .irluy limit lIluI oi
‘lil‘ll
III‘IIIV
lili‘t'
\‘ilI.I‘N'I'I‘2IiIIIPi IIIII'NII lliiAlli.
iIIy Annir‘Iuiml l'rcuil
N'ro \‘oi‘h. Hr-pldnbci- ii
intrllic l'lm IiisIliiI of
itiiililllli-l iii Louit
Mono i'ilI‘ iIllIIII' lbc build from t‘iinip
\I'iitiill iitiiI iIIII'I Ill‘iill HI'IIHI Iii IIMI
t'ttln unin- with milk illlII sandwiches
.u A; Hill.“ iii .Ilrsii‘ I'Il)‘ \tlwl‘i‘ Ilil‘y
tumult-ti Ilillllrl Itil‘ Wiiniiiluiliin.
Altiilll MI
Illiil ol ilic
\iIIlIlIlm'ia orriml
m
FOUND.
W
WilNIl Mr Illilii‘rl .1 Murray lliiriilp
found It ”Hill for Ilit‘ I‘rtill'lil an
loliiil lllillll of Niiiiinlk. the OIWIII'I
may how the cI c 'k by i-ilIltigi' Ml“
litciiitidlh litilimiy‘s, No, I'.’ Iloyl tin,
South Nutrient. and oblige. Mrs.
lJoioliiiiily. i
by _
“..i block on Leonard street;
mm a fancy to while in 1
(lent-rill .
~. No doubt how to blunt Illtili'
‘ :1 them clear through. M
Itinblt- wIIcn over-tolled. 1
low thcgkiducys
piplc thing. your
;'Ile Is the first grumbling ya
out let trouble, it will
WA .ry trouble, kidney troitbie Mid
WI 5 .
Stgsléiltlney Pills are made ior Itidt
Row
to every form ol kidney III.
WAN'l‘L rloncc at South NONE":
housewt oint:
Wald 2"cli2u‘lts, of 40 Rayltioti 'i
\ly employment, a lint-
in fine shirlsot Ha
WANTED—A' a, may ndt have her
i eral housewu 0i my tttgunlilyehgg:
taiion cer l
Mitzi clue and that tired
the lotus oppressed
i my worded trio ~
IIIt :ihouth Dosii’ o
i TO
i To lldT—ilouse of ciires‘tll cluh'd '3
oils.
I strot.
5- street.
))I S [1 boxot
N] y .rflVC the Tel let
i recommend
'l‘f) LET~ Second iioot
sttcel South Norwabsrtclzttl
rooms thltd floor, No. _ Buffnitm
Apply to Mrs. Youngs, ted intent ‘ .
avenue. East Norwalk. '4“ “k"
.. ..i... ..... _._-.. '
’l‘O LET—Pleasant fttrnisl
i room, first floor three "‘“m
i llouse centrally located. N
j . street, South Norwalk. Connv
I
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I
"to-
To RENT—Storie— at 32 Noam"!
strict. with or without basin” '7”
ply 'l‘hco. Knapp. 20 Union at
ITO i. ET—Slx rooms. Music Balm“,n
suitable fot offices: house,
rooms, with improvements. 0“”
Arch street; cottage. 29 Woti‘om
il\’t'.illll’ House on Wooownrd a?”
l';. \ “timiwal'il.
. y. “h-‘- ..“_ n. l
. T0 llaT ~~~~~ Apartments in the ”IV
I
rooms at 3." Water street. rent 8..
month. Enquire of Charles T. Li“
nId Norwaik.
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’l‘t) LET~ Apartments of live rot
ilIst floor. 8 and 10 Tolleo street. 1
(I358 order. Apply to John .
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob Ix
Layton. South Norwnlk.
'l‘O RENT-«liouse for one or two bil-
llics at 19 Academy street Apply
to 'i‘. S. Osborn. 23 Mervin street.
Norwalk.
Ito iE'l‘—-OIIIce in the second loot- at
The Sentinel building. Apply It
The Sentinel oilicc.
out!
16 ti "H
To lE'l‘— First and second story roar“:
apartments uvcr Olsen shoe store.
Four rooms each. Rent .8 and I?
Iliills Ironic-ti. lighted and cleaned
l or furtbcr pmliculars inquire It “In
office of the ()III Well Ci.” Ce.
so \i’nshluition street.
mocnuusoouo.‘
VIOLIN TEM‘HER.
J. A HOMN:
i-‘or Icrtus apply at 38 Prospect ovo-
Iiuc. Norwullt. PM “I."
o- - nn-‘~ ~ "-u-‘m-ODIW
\ I’IIISI i‘ l. ASH LAUNDRY‘WI.
I.‘II‘ Illtli tipi MN! I laundry It ill Woli
.~tIt~-t \‘oiwnlk. for all hind. d
Irunilry work All work ”mum
Shirts. 7c: HIIIiIl‘I. ltfic: atrium.
I2. Mr i...- has three laundI-ioo lo
liritlizipott where he does o II!"
business. I. ll
silh'li Il‘oIt-i \i‘IlN'l‘l'ino—lodleo or
umulwncu for our campaign II“ (I
.III\'1‘IIIII' books for the nominam
act hits four books Inland '0? little
[mm in KI'IIWIIIIII fillkll. lfl‘h M
clnitinlnit. ill-lighllul. captivating.
l‘tlu ~ Intuiti- from 5i) Mitts tip 10
into. tom Imillirl. coon overloo-
inn with boppy illustrations. M
options scllcrii. Nnihlhl III. it...
l~‘our Inonllo't‘ golden harvest for “-
oruciic Workers. and" IN“.
Fri-lull! piiid. Bugatti emflm
mom with amnion of all four Mo.
frm- Itcini twelve two ml along
for paying part only of tho m
.llillii'. llrop all trash and ill!" 0“
.i Inoiilh wllll oat Moldy". JIM
up» The National lit-oh
.Iuvcnlb- lit-portnisnl. Chime.
w
'0. Ill-I.
mom
roll sun: l‘iihltl lib mills-oil hoot.
2;: incl, ii A an loo-t w. l. I not
diniuis. ltI|Ii‘ii. bushel! liltil om
i'lt-op.
III“
v—‘H
r’oit Il.\l.ti~Noroolii "and from.
u loud business omit-trinity for d
Hill-ill Inminwnl. Apply in V. K
Ambler. Norwollt. In“
M
l‘tilt HALE A iloo assortment 00 “I
relehrltl‘d I'M." nominal" OD
reasonable prim Mill
llordosro company. flout‘fl "or“
W
LOI'I'.
a”...
llili'l‘ tin lliiliirdoy. Ii college M
Iiliy plIi. diamond shaped. of M '
clinical and gold. and bearing “a
or”: name on the hack. Finder
luv rewarded by looting” st .‘Ioo
Kuwaiti.
x. I... tilt-II. titanium. coon.
"aim. or .1 inviuiitoli place, I“
Norwalk Chronicler