lpeeialm wise use operator.
MWMMQ.
The Iates most authen
will be found in The Beatles.
elated Press Despatches.
:3:
: I
NUMBER 3,209.
“Portable
Mutaosizlbih
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SA i‘UliDAY, ss'lITsMilEIi 10. 1898.
WILL NOT NO TO OIIII
Annual Rendezvous of the C. N. G.
ldeiililtely Postponed
lPPEIiIlNOEOFlYl’HOIOiEIEll
Iajor Rockwell, of the First. Reports
that line Cases have Developed
in the Banks of the Regiment
I at Hialitio.
(By Associated Press.)
Hartford. Conn. September lO-The
annual encampment of the National
Guard of Connecticut, which was sche-
duled to begin on Monday next, has
been indefinitely postponed on account
of the appearance of a disease of an in-
fectious nature (typhoid fever), among
the members of the First {regiment
Connecticut volunteers.
Adjutant General Haven has receiv-
ed word from Major Rockwell. the sur-
geon of the First regiment, to the ef-I'
feet that nine cases of typhoid fever
have developed in the ranks of the reg-
I Company D was to Leave South Nor-
as well as could be expected. Major
Rockwell said several of the men wereI
very ill. He would not make public theI
names of the sick men, as he said it
would cause needless worry among the
friends and relatives of those ailiicted. I
Surgeon Rockwell said he did not think
a general spread of the disease was to
be feared, hilt he did not think it wise
to have a body of troops come into camp
while there was.any danger from ln-I
fectlon. He said some of tile sick men.‘I
would probably be sent to their homesII
today.
BOYS ARE DISAPPOINTED.
walk on a Special Train at 6:40
Company 1). Fourth regiment, was to
start for Nlantlc, Monday morning, by
special train leaving South Norwalk at
6:40. All members of the command
had been ordered to assemble at the
armory at 5:30 oclock. wearing fatigue I
caps and leggins; blit the postponement I
of the encampment. as told elsewhereI
in the Sentinel, has changed all this,I
and the boys are greatly disappointed
Colonel llcndrle of Stamford. and Mil-I
ior White of llridgcport. inspected the
company. last night. and complimented
.looking for him.
. tree.
HE IOOK HIS ONN IIIE
Capt.Bradiey—I_ Hangs Himself with a
Handkerchief at Greenfield Hill
WIS OHII HINO OESI’ONOENT
Probably Overcome by it I'll. of Helen-
choly when he Went to [ilk his
cows—Had Been Kissing Sev-
eral Days.
Captain William liradlcy. of Green-
ileld Hill. who has been missing from
his home for the past few days, was
found dead in a lot about thirty‘rfli'e
rods from ills house. yesterday morn-
ing. by a searching party who were out
lie was discovered
by the party lying under a tree in a
lot with a handkerchlet tlnd around his
neck, which had been fastened to the
it was at once seen that the cap‘
t.lin hail bcen oveiconil by one. of tlic
nielant holy fits to which he was sub‘
Jcct and had taken his own life. Mcd-
mu ALI-ICED lemmas.
il'o (renew the leptember 'lerm
olthiluilerior court.
The criminal Superior court will con-
vene Tuesday afternoon next in Bridge-
port for the ISeptemller term. Al-
though there are two or three murder
cases on Ithe docket. no grand jury has
been called for the term. As it comes
during the week of the political con-
ventions. it Is probable the big trials
will not take place for a couple of
weeks.
There are about twenty-live prisoners
at the county Jail, a smaller number
thiin usual {(lr'ille September term of
court.
Among the prisoners to be tried is
Max Brockhatls, one of the alleged mur-
derers or I‘lavid S. R. Lambert, in Wll-I
ton last Deccinber. Brockhntls has been
KIIIEO IN [NPOEOSI
The llirst Woman of Austria Stab-II
bed to Death by all Anarchist.
THE ASSIOSIN ARRESTED.
Her Majesty was Walking from her
Hotel to the Landing Place of a
8teamer,' When an Italian
Drove a Btilletto into
her Heart.
lily Associated Press.)
l.ll!!l(3\'ii_ Switzerland. September ill——
'i'hc Empress of Austria was asasslnllt- .
Iod at the liotcl lieaurivage this after-
liidlcted, and his partner in the crime. Inoon by an anarchist, who wag arrest-
llen Willis, is now under penalty ofch.
death, having been convicted at the
May term.
Louis C. Allen, who shot .iohn ich- I lI'rnncls .loscph.
echo in Bridgeport early in the summer I llllll King 01' finiigary, was born ilc- '
is also held for murder in the first dc-
gi'ce. biit has not. been indicted.
Another illlcged murderer is Henry
I ccmllci' 24.
He stabbed her majesty with a
Istilletto.
'l‘hi- wife of
Austria.
llinprcss of Austria.
Emperor of
WIT. SiliI was it daughter
:;lf liilkiI .\laxiinlllan of lluvarln ilnd was
Iniarrlcll April 2i. llu'Il.
They had three. .
IPOB'I'O 310A! 1300?. ARRIVE
In. Transport Mississippi Brings Olli-
cm, Ken and Horses.
(By Associated Press.)
I New York, September ill—The trans-
Ipoit Mississippi, having on board
IIuenty- two ottlceis 640 men and 24"
IIIIiorscs oi' General Miles Porto Ricaii
IIirmy. and ilfly- eight civilians arliicd
this port today liftcl ll wrok' s voy‘
IlIige front Pinto Rico Among the sol-
lIlels on board were Troops A, of New
ll'ork; C. of Brooklyn; Battery A. of
IlIilo first city troop of Philadelphia.
I SIlll‘l'lillillIS troops, of Tyronc. l’u.. and
ItIlc governor's troops, of Harrisburg,
I in.
I Iloncll of these bodies had friends on
the tugs which had gone down the bay
I cllrly in the morning to meet the trans-
' pllrl.
tIaiisfer Troop A, of this city. to tilt
foot of Cortland street, froin whiillI
lelnt the troop will marl h down to the
Illiticry and thence ilp Broadway andI
lI‘ fill avenue to the almory.
I IAt the city hall the mayor l"’l\l0Wl'llI
ilIc troops.
wIll loin lllf‘ command at llll‘ llattery
ilrId march uptown with tin-m.
A special boat was engaged to:
I To i l9 1 «First. story, rear apartments, .
All the memllcis of ith
[MODS who did not go to i’orto Rico;
Anything and evorythln‘r
koc'p yllilruye on and a
. \iIrilliiI lit this minimum...
quick results will follow.
I. wani'rsih.
WANTED .,.ilesnicii to so
Lubrics‘ .
slon. Liberal terms. The "Emil
Oil Company, Cleveland. Ohio.
WANTED—Ten girls for
housework. Apply to
Ward, 25 Main street, Norwalk. .1 I
s93
WANTED—A competent girl for gen
eral housework reference required.”
Apply 61 West street. ISM“
TO LET.
. -_- M. M
'I'l‘l) l l. T—Oiie large front room, fire
iioor. Furnished or un-furnlshe .
'l'crms moderate. Enquire 169 Main
street Norwallt. Conn. 8106
ovcr Olsen's shoe store.
cilcli. limit 38. littlls heated. lgll-
tcil and cicilncll; also first ato list}!
ovcr Shultz's market. rent $10. For.
ini'ihcr particulars inquire at the of»
Four rooms .
llt‘tI
Ill'lll Examiner Donaldson was summon- Kearney. 0f "MINI”. Mill Mil NW! may children. the .-\rchilnchcss lllsola. who ‘ "I ”I” ”III Well CIK'M 0°" 33 I ‘
liialic iil
lment since its arrival at Camp Haven.
Niantlc.
in view of this information it was‘
immediame decided that the encamp-
ment of the state militia must not take
place as scheduled, on account of the
danger from infection, and the follow-
lnv. orders. to that eliect, are now in
thc hands of the printers and will be
issued from the oillce of the udiutantI
general today:
State of Connecticut.
Adjutant General's Oiilce,
Hartford. Sept. 10. 1898.
Ucucral Order No. 20.
in \‘lt w of the fact that) sickness of
an infectious nature (typhoid fever).
pll'l’ullfl in the First regiment, (‘onuec-I
tlcni Volunteer infantry. at (‘linip "ll-I
vui. state military rendezvous. Nlantlc.
('onli.. it is the decision of the surgeon
general of thafislatc Mid surgeon of nillll
rigimeut. that it would be unwise to
put new tloops intolsald camp at this
time.
Therefore. the encampment of the
Conner-taut National Guard. as cmill-d-
led in aenersl orders No. 19. i‘. S. A.
0, is hereby pos'potled linill furth-
cr orders from this department.
ily order of the t-ilillniuniicr~ln~chii~i.
GEilliill-i HAVEN.
, Adjutant-General.
I Gilli-lai-
M II LIAM E. l‘. l..\.’\‘lli-:itS.
(‘oloncl and Assistant Aill.~ticn.
General ilaven stated tilts morning
that it was hoped that the postpone-
ment of the stiltc tuiinp thlllll oiliy bi-
for it l'vw tracks at ibc illoIi. bill llliti
lllt' encampment would not take plat-i-
as long as there was any dailgcr lroiil
ltlfiction.
Assistant Adjutant limit-rill lailllllt'l‘s
will this lilii'i‘llllill coliuiiunicatc with
i\tl)lii.tlll til-licrai t'ili'lllll. Ill “Iiialllllu
iiigiilii. by lt-lcilhillu'. and urge ”id! be
l‘XW'IlIIi llli‘ turlniuililnii of
rcgun-Iili lilt'li.
The Y. .\I. i. A. bill. willi'll “its lIiIl
itillllillii-Il lli'l‘i‘ litltt .\iiiy. illicit llll’ iI‘ii‘st
lI'iiliill‘lil Wi’ill illto cainp. Vllll bc iilitil
llilii it today.
l.liii- yi-litcrilliy atti-rilooii thc l“ll'dl
t'iiilnicllt moved lroill its icillpurnry
camp on the parade around. to lid lo.
cation owuplcd by ibc 'l‘hlrd rcliliil-lll
'l‘hi- illaitri-sses and ii-tli lint-rs ilml In
the 'lIlill‘il rigltilcui llavi- lit-l‘ll llll'lli‘ll
tlvi-i' til the "WM r glilicili.
'l'lir lll\'i'lll.l|ll0li ill the books iif liil
First l'lIiiinlIInt. Wllllll llllilll lilltl' pint--
ll‘liti‘i illl' i'.-giillcui can be iurliiuallid.
has not ini lll‘i'll lllullil. illl' llll‘li are
leililloill- ill iii- luriouglli-il iillll till- it“ i‘-
llic l"li'rll
lily-d .il Illl' prospect ill in lllu iiilirlll r
id iliti ill liiIrvlt-c.
N08 '1“ II III! aoaa.
“PM! Iuoh'eil think. it Mi lot
lulshetlelr leases laws.
l‘illiiId lithiu- Army
l'iliIl Nlioliii. t'tIilil. iIbptcillbIIr Ill .\
it'llii'rlllldllViI til llil‘ Associated I‘riII-I
llllt‘tii» \Hll Miller liotitwidl, surgeon at
IlII i'lIII ll-giuieui this illillllliia. ri‘lll'
iii- to tilt illlVilIipiil‘lll iii iypliilill ii
iii lli tin lIllillII oi till i‘tiiillll‘ill.
Mapli lion ilwirll all" d that Ili‘liii‘tI llii
nIgiiillIui oli Illinu islrlliit \'Il . all iii
illicit liicil wl-riI will until-I and the ingl—
"will asl- rapist-ml to be ill a inarll
perfect coliillilhii hilllllinfl'. when it
left \‘lralilln tor i'llillp llalcu lino
arllvma iii-re nln-I mum of typhoid i...
m hare spiralircil In" still men It
It" eli iii the: hospital into and ilUllm
l'olop iiilicu.
. illrlIiI sccliiiiis,
Walk.
Ithe mcn. lie cxprcsscd the belief that
Itlie company would become one of thc
Ibcst in the llii.glidc
This noon llrlgadier General Frost
was directed by Governor Cooke. by
I tellphonII from liartford, to revoke the
orders for the state encampment.
__.._.. ..
SENT LOVE 08 HARDI'AOK
IBOuvenirs from the Norwalk Boys as
they lped through South Norwalls.
The Third rlIglliii-iii. divided into
passed through South
Norwaik ycstl-i'dny ili'tcrnoon llctwccn it
and ti o'clork. A large number of pot»
;Il.I gtltllcrcti oil the depot platforms.
hoping that lllt' last train. bcilrlilg i‘oili-
paiiy l.. would stop lll'l‘l‘.
ilot to be.
iliit such wallI
'i'll~I Nor-walk imys. however. K‘lllll‘l‘l‘ll
.ii llll' do mi and windows. '~\’il\'i'll larc-
iviIlls. and threw llilriltllck with names.
Isiddr-Issl-s and tucssugcs written till-rcoii
1into the crowd.
Tho crackers lllVlll‘l‘
:lbly broke. but its tlliI train disappeared
front view, the girls had grcilt sport
diving for tho liltl'illiil’li liiid i-liilcilior-
lull in patch ”to pici-IIs ltigctlicr so tin-y
i'illllil bII l‘l'llll.
.~\ pile of :i l'l'ilt'lti‘l' box tlll‘ou‘il oil
Illii- train Iotltiilncd tlic following
"llilod byc Norwnik and South Nor-
lloys lirt- till wi-ll and looking
Li'll Nlillitlc ill .‘l::ili. Good by»
1., 3rd Iii-g. i'. S
iiiiiI.
for two yl-iii's (‘0.
i'. sII.-i. it. tails.“
.\l Sitlillioiil lllll’l‘ was anoihcr ibIm~
«llislraiioti till the train Wi'lll liylill:
:Iiriliinll lltc \t‘cst
with tile
lll‘tlllll‘i'fl and
TM platform oi
Ill)lll.ll .Iiiitilln \i‘av i'l‘ii\\tlt“l
filllll'l‘l.
illll‘lllv arts oi the soldiers who lIiilillt-
II! iioIii lli.il lll\.
:liililn rs. sisters.
iIIllI llll'l' with il good
it Illlil‘l' l‘llllllihlitrlm who
.~ .i.‘Il llli
I..iiullt~ l‘l‘llllli and bill.»
wiih
llllllllit'l' ill
i'.!iiiiil Illl‘ lil' .. tillli till
‘.\.i\ lily; oi' ii .;;I
”my t‘i S'liilllli ll ltlliil
\\;l\‘i ll llll .l'
.\il-l II.
llltllt inst IIinllll llli'
illliilllIi-liiil a lil llll
I\.i~ going in «top itiillitI a
llIl‘i‘l'llllll.
l'lii'l'l'llINI'.
inIi liIllIdltcl'l-lllcis nilil
.l.‘il~I lililll iI..ili I'l'iillii'll .i
lll‘lttll lln aplirll
thinking ll
llsll in llill
hot tip ll'ltlll i‘lllllllllil‘ll :liiiiII
lllr thin is ill ll.t' illllllllililt‘ which lliliil
'llt‘ truth for rlllilll' dilittiiiicc beyond tilc
dcpot.
.\i Noi'lltilii llii-ii- iiiiI
L‘illl ring Nil-Hi
ill ilil Hiilllivia
ltilialilu “l'lt'i‘lllt‘.
IIIliI i‘II lrilml-I ill llil
tiIIli'l IiioiloliI in la I ll Smith .\Ilru.lik
l‘lIll“.I
.liloihiIr lulu.-
all ill “to
Hilton
\l'll'l'illls
HI“! iIilI buy: it
“t il‘ illsli liil‘itII
Ind Si liliiol-l
KOIII'IID Tull! FLAOII
the Powers load an Ultimatum in the
'hlrhleh collimation! at critic.
iliy .\loitl'llliiul l‘i‘ilol-l
\‘ii-tllli. Ncplillillil ill .\l‘liiilllllu ill
a dupul-ll in wild but illuii l'tlwl.
i‘lili- llll iii In of ”to uni iii~ 'uiit‘lll“
ll,.\I hill tlIIi llllll llill "\I‘l‘ lllt- Illldli
nilllI ll II.IiiIl|ll .illil llll‘ liliiliiIll-- Int
.lu llIllllili iiili to Hi dipim homo...
and lift
lIl
lui'iti ll Illlllillli‘ IIAIII lllli .ill
I‘Ill IIiMii lit .3 illlliil. illi
'lllI ll it it'll“ l
lii iiIIIiIlili ...
ill ill
llinl it till “iiir'lllhu,
illiI iii iiwllliiiI llii» lilliii
b-illliililll oi the pimi» tilli- IIl tho lol-
'lllli‘
lili‘
Ill ““lllli'l
Irvin it II
with writablpw lot-I
“'lt'l" lII till-litmus lil
lil‘Il' billion out.
...._ ..__......
The army of llirnllllly 'uluuip Illin-
wotilcii ion-tilde.
Captain Mitchell on the appearance on..." anti upon examination
said that
death was due to strangulation. ”i‘l
I laid he thought the unfortunat-I muti‘
‘ iiIiIlptlildciit.
lived. I. I. Jilin-a.
I
Iliad been dead about two or lhl‘l‘t‘ days. I
Mr. Bradley was about clgiity- tlch
. years old and for the past few months
had made his home with his nephew, In" Engineeringl’roblem Difficultand of Allsiil- Tllnl'ilny.
.\ndrIIw ll. Wlikcmaii. Lately in- had
grown vcry childish “ml at tiniiwi WilHI
lic had told a number of
his friends latcly that his ,ioiirlnyI
:hroilgh lift-u was about at all ctld and
Ho
his 5
l" \\illllil so glad \vltcii it l‘illlll'.
I-oiisidcrId himself a lilll‘tlt'll
friends who had t:ccn \‘-'|',\‘ good to him
Ilc ilcvcr hinted that ilc would take
llS own ilfc, but tl ngIii. iI-llililgi- Sl‘i‘lll-
IIli to l'ililii‘ oi'cr hilil during thc lxlsi
“P‘k. Il‘hl‘ hot weather sicnlcll to of-
.‘I-It its mind and he had lunch the rc-
ltl
Il.ll'l\' that lll‘ would llciii' sciI iiiiiltlii-r
.loi s1. ll. ills il'b lids did not pay any
.itt-Ilitlou to what he said us they kilcii ‘I
.‘ll‘ was growing wry childish.
Tuesday owning (‘liptain lll'iitlli-y told
to lliI
hull ii
that “as
llI‘
Iill
llt'
'lES ncpill-iv ho was going up
ironic. which is iiilllilll‘ll about
.illic away. til llillk the cows.
IlzII Ill.lt hull.
Iltii'lcil lill' iloI t‘ll\\‘:€ and It has tili-
lIlSl “iii .‘el'l‘ll iii
In which they “ll'i‘ pnslliri-Ii that
iilt‘l his tilic.
man 80!.“ "l I!!! I‘ll.
Orackamen Iscuro Only Fifty Pennies
la the Poet Gilles at Plantevlllo
lily Associatid Press.)
SoulliilIgloii l‘oliil. Si-ptclnlu-r ill
illl l’liillthlIi‘ poi-l ilflli'iI was «IiiiI'tIil
Iy burglars sillllctiilii- ilt~thIl-il l ilIt'llllli
lid. " il'i‘lorh this morning. 'l‘lit-y bli w
lp ii tllc mic. but scclii'cd only iil‘ly
I'iIIlla ltl ill-unis illi- oillcc ilild bi-cii
llllll‘S llliil liiiI
li.l.~lIi' lain-s llIIllil‘ .tll llll‘ stamps and
:lIiml all many post
liililiy Ilciy ilittili.
IlIlli lulglai‘s illll‘l'lll liic oilliv by .l
Illl‘ Hindu“ and ill‘llilil llll'il' Nliili'l‘l ill
I) llll‘ “lllkl'll
l, ill Il'iiII film” of lill' l'\
i-Illl. “Ill“ll \\.i.~ IIit‘lI)
tIiiIlII-Ilnii.
,lio-ion ii\\ill\l|lill pcnpb- ii\lilg ill llli
\li only oi the illlll’l‘ and shortly illti-t‘I
lili-ll wvrc At‘vll iiidilit lit
i‘ililt‘oild li‘ill it n
llIllds IlirrII
IiltI tIIl'it'Iliin of tilt
liilh i.- till» only cluII.
. .... ....._......—_—.
out: 10 HONOLULU
OIia Hartwell Arrives with a contract
tor Ioetoa Capliaiiete to lips.
lily .\luetlcitlli-d I‘l'l'aa.)
Sail r‘itiill-im-o, Hl‘pit‘llilu'l ill iicllrl
.tl \Ilrt-ii H iliti‘lwi ll. who .ii‘i‘tiill llt‘l'r
lliI’
old i tlli‘ today iol “union. with a lull
lillll “hub he says will» loll-utilllnaitui
lI inn-ll llll' illlailiiiui KiiilIiiiiliI'ili tic-
llIi'iI .iiiiiiIltlllluit iiild It mytIdIlIillI oi that
Hill inlillilllllltu. hiIaIiIIl by N
mrylilllrr. |Ir"IillI'lll ol llil‘ l'i‘iili'iil and
South .\llll‘l‘li'lill i‘.lli'.r loud-ally tor the
l"itilii lltiil Iiilll iii-titlitliii Mill Hill" ilIlIiI-
lltlv
It nlitlitill i‘ilplii ll'lllll llotiiillilil
dilution
to \‘u‘itidilulii ’l‘lli Iillllliiii till- I
“lint...“ itli IilI om». iilllliilpoly of It
lI’l illiiiloulil'Iliiuli lIIiil ll liililollliu
..i.| \idtilliollm and i» It ill ligoldii ‘.
i,» lulili oi iIIlilii ilimll intuit" in.
Mill llli iililiil flail-
.. .i iii»
The New l‘aiiuloi'llt-lmi liilll i-il-tIiiIl
llnw deli-gill» l Illi" . Hlit’t'llllllll- liIPl
iI'ullli: Slate. Haul-ml ll. Wei-d. .\. W.
.\Iltllli’, utiliiliiliilil l‘rnnl. Mi "‘l“.
i lllllic- i-"lnll; culigtmiliulloi. l'Iiatlc-
“M1,.‘li1lrfli'w‘t'3fly; tummy, A. W.
Nollie. William lii'lll,|ll'|‘llzlll'. William
also be presented to the grand Jury.
There is ibc usual list of burglars.
iliiircs and \‘llgf‘illllli lil‘lil oil pctty
charges to lil‘ brought before the court.
TROLL]? LINE OVER THE HILL
the levenue Problematic
ill response to the petition siIiit to.
Norwlilk Sll‘ccl
and property owners
llli‘
by rcrltbnh
“illiI ilill. tliI-
it'll't'll:
NilrwallI. l‘onn.. Supt. liih. labs.
.\lr i.:iyioti. chip. illlll
Solilll .\orwilk, l‘oiiil.:
lii-ar Slrs:
liililwliy normally
or
following has lli-cii rII-
.Ini ob oliici's.
Your cotiltilunlcalloii rc-
l'Iriing to a 'Irollcy line over i'I‘l‘lilllll I
aerl‘lH in ”it“ Western portion of South
.\‘orltlilk has our l'lllliililt‘l'illloil. 'l‘lliI
l-ligtiilIl-i'lilg illrllllt‘lll Is dilllctilt illll nii
udlIouuli- l‘t‘lli'll of tbc expenditure
fi-lllli'wllill prII Icnlaiiciil.
We are titlil l.. to givc at [)rl'Sl'lil :i
ill‘llllllt‘ rIIpiy to your lcitnr but liar.-
rI-itIri-I ll lllt' sauli In our IleIi-illltc l"‘lll
I:
illIiII-I. \‘cry ll‘llI) yililI‘II.
I‘llI- Not-walk Strict litiilway l'o..
ll; Will. l-' .\i'luu.
W‘I‘I‘lvl'lt'r.‘I
HAY LOIE are All
Ismael I. leymour, Formerly of lor-
walh. Poiaoued by a Scratch.
Saturday night last Samucl .\l. 8in-
.iiillll‘. illiI iilzlrltviiuail. ilcgaii to i'.-cl
’llllbillll'lllllt‘ pain ltoiii il lililllll scrati it
won lii.-- ivii lliilnlb 'l‘lic piiln grcw
l..pidly “our illiil lllt' lllillllll'l‘
lll‘lll‘l'tl to sit-ll wry illlll'll llr. Lou-o
ll.l.~ callctl who fII'lllIi liliii Mr, Scynloilr
lid.- .sllfit'l'lllfl li‘iliii
i'tllll'
blood pollIIllllili:
E-lli ryiillilg \\Ii~ lIlIIII' lo l‘illl \ iliII iI.l
lIllIIII" .-il"IIl‘lilt‘.r ind to lidiiII- n...
IuiIllliiu. llilI iliI iIiiiiy did not u-l I-rl
luill'l till “I Lowe loin-tiliid \liiil
.ltlltii H.
ultii'i-ll l\\ll or lliiI II
it i'.
llr PIN» and NOW wound it.“
llllli's. II ltr lMliMlll
will-rid llli‘ .iiill lllll yl-I-ii-i'tl.iy illi on
W
lllllll‘i: III. ll‘l‘lili'lll‘i illIiII ii.lI
III iilIn condition \I in hit it Iiilllli
Sigiilliliil‘.
and Hit» lliit‘lillllliii‘
lililkl‘
Ililll' lllltuy I'll-lid
’lilr l‘lilll‘llll li-lIcI ll eylllllillll)
lli Ill ll'i‘v as
liliiilII .l .\lli'll Ii :‘il .\lIliil uti-iIIIi
Ntii‘iidllt. l.tllil*i*l-I I.il\ ill \ll'. HI‘ylllliiii‘.
nan nod l'l'liil‘illll Iltilll lllllu-‘llltlIlJHIII‘I’
lltI r-iilll lltIn
iIlI ytilolli
lli‘ llllal .Illii‘lil lull .lIil.lt
.Iiirilltlilii lliill .\l
ti.|i|itil'liiltl ly iIiiiI'Iuiabil- l‘illlillllilll to
Mill ill .l
liliil will illili‘ :iI I... how im illtll to
withstand lili- lIlliI it lilI lilta Milli ii
.\lr “Inn at.
‘lltlllillll'. u lidillI'l illii’el‘.
Ill,
lii’di .
liiiilIiil
oi hull. llliiiiw it it it «an ill rum
with it” broillcr
all y Ilitlliin I-ll l‘
ill
ilil
till Ill lli'
i‘till'l ”H. I. ril'illlilll‘lJ'I
iliy .\ssiii Ilill‘i. .IN‘IH l
litiillilwlii, i'a
ldlllltIll lIilit'I‘I'l-lli‘
liiI IIImIlih is Ill lotion.
'llilutl‘ iii “l'llllllillll
l‘lxlII loll 'll i‘liuulim
\I- ii. I lllltlrlll Ill .\‘Ilt \‘ollt
l i lIHi ill oi l'Ilili-Iiim'iIIl .li l'iili
Ill'lfll'll Wild l'il‘ll Ill
lllll‘llllt'll
liviiiiyl-lllI
\lltiuislibi iil
Ill: itillaiiii ill
idililiiil ri
ill 'l‘ll
lIooliiull nihiviililiI liu
itoleIiiiluIl 'I
ihlillwr lIl
titlldlil \ Ni \
Hi lliil I
It illi'ltilil‘l‘
.lll Milli .IJ
\\ .Il i'IIilii.
ill Ilil' iii ill
ii llll‘ ill ill
I\ llllil Ilitlll‘
iMlllllIl .1". ii
.\oiclillui ‘3 Iil
NiliiIliilIii i:
NliiI liilwl |Ii
Nilllvillllli .‘l, at
I‘iIlll-liI lulilyIilI
HI Fltiil
’l‘u lIllrilpiI from l‘iiilll lsll ii prisoner
luillll with tile litre“ of lllllraitar.
Ilit married to Prince l.liit.polil of llavn-
rlii. lllI‘ di't'llilllkt‘ lllllli’llilll. who miirrlcil '
'l’l'llll‘t‘SS Sicpiiulllc. of
who was sci-riiiilgly assassinated lti ltiliil
ltid the ilrc'liiluthcss .\iai la Valorin who
Iniairicd tllc alt-hilukc Franz Salvatoi.
“as all M liihusiaslll liorsIIwoinari.
li uppclirs that lil'l‘ majesty was walk»
I log front hcr bolt-l to the landing lllIII‘l'
Ilf lIlI‘ rill'illlll‘l‘ about 1 o'clock. will-n an
ltilIIIIil anarchist suddenly uppronulo-il
lliil Siltilllcil iii-r to tho hI‘tIl‘i.
‘prcss li-Il. got up again and \"ilj l'ill’l'll'll
'i‘ili- l‘ill
lti llli‘ “illl'l lll‘iilliIliiKi'. wlicri- shi- cx
pli'lil.
'l'hI- llllll'lli'l‘l‘r is ii illilll llIlllil‘ll l.iiI‘—
”0‘
Lil] pail'cliliigc.
SIIp'iIIulllI r lu~»'i‘lit-
assassination of
Illlllll. was born In Paris.
London. story of
:Iio lllII iIIiiiprl-ss oi”
.\ilsti'li I‘f‘lli‘lll'll hiIri- through Illl‘ Poll» I
lllli'l' ill illi‘ “II
torts .lrv bring lll‘ilill' to obtain a conilr-
Home news :lglIiiin.
:tiiitiilil ili' lll‘ rI-poI'=
in: The l"l'l‘ill‘ll
I'oli-lutl Ililli-I- l'lllilll'llh llll rcpuri of ”in
of llll' l‘illllli‘l'» oi \ll~-
London. S-Ipil-iilllcr
ilx‘ i:».~’lll.lillllt
ll‘Iil.
THIRTEEN DIED 0N VOYAGE
The Transport Ila-curt Arm“ With
Troops from lantlago
lily .\sstx-latcll Press.)
Now York. September ill
'Illi‘l this
I‘I\IliH oil Ilo.liIl .i Illlmlilii-n' oi lliv
SviiIlitl-tlrut I‘ glint-ill .Ni-w \ol'it voluii
II t'ih. who won iril ill lliilllllidls at Salt-
.i.tgo nil-n l‘oioncl litinucl lllt'll clini-
may from llll’l‘l llllIl't' \\'l"l\l' ago.
Thu li.iil L'l'Ii
ll-l‘l Slitlliago
lliiiitlg liiI
.\IH uvi
’l hc li'IIIls-
.llioioiirl iil'l‘l\'l"l ilioi'llillu.
.\llrlntllll'l illl‘ll \\'Ill‘ii
-lit
til) Iiul
llit'
up liill‘llIt'li illi'll
XI ‘.\
.‘Ii-l‘llllil
ill .\‘H-ltly lilnl
ioiii lolllilii ii I. lliil ill ”in
\I D‘Mll ltllM llr. Iiilil llll‘ Illlltll “I It' in"
lllilln.
‘I'llI IlI.lili.I ltil-- .iil ill-lit ilellIIiIi lI-
l. l’
'| id
Illllilll llllnlilllll
.ll'k llll‘ll “'it lIIlilll to tilt III
llii‘ illIiiii‘i-a ill ”in \ll’llllllill'
in Nut \Illl'll
l'IlIi-ticl itooIIiriIIll lulu given up llil‘ iIlI .l
li'tillilA
.mltiditg .ol IlllilioliII
ii iio- iilt‘u |‘iii'illllll|t. and with M illt'lll
iIl-litu lllllnlt'liil out today .\il lll‘
Iliitnli iiiltIin i\lHl in In ilii lib, ittiy
iiy
Il-'
IllililI ’lliI-mltly hill.
'lhlI Niiilil liil.illtiy
lliliill holly to lot unity today lilil
no in rill-it- ii i llIlllltil. N \I “w ,Iii‘a
Nliitli mil liiiiii in Poll
Hit It ii.ld i\l‘l)
il-li iii illi
'ilIiil l‘INIi’lil‘l
lli lNll‘
til ii 1 iii
to mandolin lllsllliIlllliib iii
Hicl lilll iii.
criminal in hurrying the suit Itlltlii‘lii
Hulgriul l‘olon- I
limit iiitilp iii illy illlsplllilu Iufii‘l' iiiiI
liliil. l'lilliy
.\lililittllh
on tile Lilli“ .F‘lilllll I littll and till 'llliillia
Illinitll Iii-l: Iii
is iiiiI llllMI capo-rd piiiili
illIi! IIIuiIin mil lion liliIliity doling iii
mi and atoll Illi bit with Milli w-
iliiii that till till-till pious iii liilliltl
lIIIIi .lll tiniliiI'IliilIil H‘I tilt is oil I\
In“! lili Ill
Milli I.
\lleiui
mlilili, Ilium» liming iio
‘I‘IH -«lIb llllil .ili lilllif mitiii
lulu daily and lil this tale iilt- ~lil\i\
lug ellil Mllllll'ln will all In luuililii
.ldy 'iiiiiil-ll iIi -lll liilsllioia willilii
Hi- m It {In tidi-
illlr oidwi semi still in Ml‘l‘ll'l'. the
bull). was built Ill labia.
0
Belgium. and II
of llzil- I
.Illookiyti prcpaiatlotls
I laid 'i‘rilop (‘ at the foot
,sticct in Brooklyn, (lll't‘l‘l from
triItispilrt. '
"hc l’etiilsylvati.a troops will be lull-I
(‘.liy whiIrlI thin will
the
ii: ill iii .10 rscy
II lloiIril trains in waiting to cm llll'ill I slicct South Norwalk:
The lillf‘ cxpress‘
hoinc.
I, rostrum anusamame.
I .\l\' il‘lilluINIl l"ltt)!il lNlllA.
.\In liii'llli‘lll in thc l'ill'I‘l‘l' ill a wcll-
ltlllIIWll i-oiilcdiiiii li- wilrlllty' of record.
IllilIillg lllt‘ Hill of My i-‘l‘irnil from in-
Il.iIIll Ni-w l’ork. on his ill'l‘thll iil llll‘
'll4. Want-r l’I i'kiiis.
liilIli ill ibc hIIiglli of his popularity as
irc oi’ who was
llicIlllcosoylilcal Iliil'liI‘l‘ ill that bright
oiiiIIi-Ily. “as lliiiiIli-Il a ilill'liilRt‘. illlll liliA
.Ill Ilpciiiiig‘ it found to his delight ii
Illll II.~It of gold t-tillzlr buttons lllih tllc
Illi‘ “llll‘ll
lollIIu liig not-I. original of
I
tic lI'cilsiilIs iii llIS‘ strap book:
lug I‘ll](l)i‘tl your acting last night aild~
:lI-anini you I'llilllll‘t‘ for it collar biilioli.
i titlic grist [llt‘ilrlll't' iii si-lldlilg you it
ill” I‘I'I'II .\lr. III-thins il;i.~ now llllill‘l‘
illlSNllll'llllllll tiiI- :liliisalliiily of l-lllIlII‘
niglilI itsliilli: llll' a gold \\ii|i'll or u diu-
IIIlll'
.. ulIaitiIl by a L \\ ililllt‘t' ~|Iii'ii.~ \\'Illl
Ill" lIlIlllllri .\ly
IlldIIiI will by at liily‘i's
.uond l'lilu. l‘i'alill oi" iii- \iIliilii‘r-
l‘Il'll‘llil front
'I'ii-Iulrc. .\luii-
itllklwiy.
lay llIlght
II .tltllx‘lNII l-llli 'I‘lilll'llldi.
illl. of Hip l'l- \‘ii‘i'sl l‘tlnli"
ll Hm “I” iliIllIl tlic ionic and thorough
Jon-I our
.\ i'lllIlIlll millpllny \iilich will l‘l't‘vii'lll
..Iioi.ipil tIll 'l'rllublI llIIil ‘liilsdiiy night
., liII‘ ill. and ii iii dollars to doughnuts
llIIl .\ r lllt and the llllll‘l'h will lli- Milo
wi.iil|IIllIl‘ l‘t'lil-‘Illlll'l'l II. as they I-I-rtillu-
.\ir, till i. lilllimlf l
liIliw “III I
I
\ IlIsIlli' til "i‘.
\lltlll‘Il'illll .itill It in III
I
i lillllIth lililli lll|\\il in inn and Ii‘illll
I‘ll! .1
r-llII
.oIi I-il- lyllliiil: il-
l iii\Ill llI-
Itilill iNl iliiilgiI
illuli.IlIi iilI illlllliiltt iIIillIIu .ill.
....
vasouarioa ooaaieeioli _
ili‘ Ml)?! Mild l\‘I
IiII iliill bill
I... iiiil||l~i him will
The ItIaiiier having the Americans on
Insult latitudinal lone ollllr.
I, lily -\l“‘|l‘li|l"ll I'rlIlllI l
llitlliIIiIi. NI pl ndu r in ’l'ilII l‘uit» .l
:liliIl Ilaunpiut ItI-Iollui, having oil
ImIlill llIu \IIII ”tutti i illI-iiailoil ioliitill-
‘Illlllll‘ll ill : iIiIiil'ti llllh lliiil
Ilillc lIilIlli .\loiru | IlwlII Inid riliiIiiIII liiII
Hill. “I
.Illl oi IiIIil.lii.l Ill t‘ IT- ii
\l ll iItliltit lli’lil‘l‘ltl Nilbilill lilo till-i
Ill stall. Iind .\ltllill' thin in it illlIIi' oi Iii
IllliiiIllI~ilit. l-Il llil illillill‘
did it little ailltII .ill litiil'll
”Nil Nil Il'Iil'illlH It nu lulu l' iii llii‘ Spun
I ll iiiiiliIlinlilil and Mr l‘iitigmiu. ~- I-
lit
ill ll l'Il
ll-Iflt'.
iviilll “'Illt‘llil oi the i'illldli um- ruin-ill
"II it tutl‘ildul‘ .\iil-lilllu
Iiiltll Iliillll « Hit N l'illlIIilliI‘ll lit
l alt'iHIl Iiillili ii and ttiiil ilil Iliulil illiI
liI .IIlolI Illl iii li‘tlllll ”if \IIillliiill ltllll
illlnnltllil iIII.
Ilillii in La
willlii.
‘ L0 31'.
iihti ilIo lilIlitl
iolliliiIl \iliu iii.
Izith- ,liluiI lilIiilI
llllvul lIii Ililllu-uibb- ilk \
“lilll illi lN' itiili fut il l'Iiiilii in
No iii \' l lillillil \lilwtilil ill lili‘
inloIiilliIliIlli leiiilc II may be lltll
vi"|ll'
mmewiI<—W ~..-‘nnm-.
Mm'l‘ l. I r‘iI- Ii Hit» It lh<iltI i.
I'illll iiIlIIII llll’ Willlv iii dui ilaru-i,
.I Indy mildiilii i I... with imi ‘l“i tin
mi .“lllllli‘l' lull llli’iul l‘I‘iiiHl in
this old I lad. mull. itomilion. el” ii
till “I ml lilisl
lllil “i liili
llf illiill lllili
ii
of l“lll|i)il.
‘ 'l‘t) LET—House of 7 rooms, 83 West
I
i nvciiuc. luau Noiwalk.
"lldl-
:
Washington street.
strut.
sircct.
Apply S.'li. Ferris. 81 West.
39 3t
TO Lid l‘ Sccond floor. No.8 Henry‘
also three
rooms tiliid floor. No. 20 Day street.
\pply to Mrs. Young-l, No. 42 Elli
I936
'l‘tl Lill’lw Pleasant furnished front
I .rnom. ilrsl floor three windows.
lloiisc centrally located. No. 7 Ann
,strcct. South Norwalk Conn. 383!
l'l) REST—Stern at 32 North Main
stnet. \\llll oi without basement. Ap-
ply Tllco. Knapp, 20 Union street.
'i‘O l l21T~SixI rooms. Music Hall block.
~liitfllle fol ofllces; house. twelve
rooms with improvements. No. I
Arch strci-t; cottage. 29 Woodward
iii-IIillnI. lionsc, 439 Woodward avenue
.\. Woodward.
_. ._ --..._..... . ....._._._..._..
'I‘Q Lia'imApilrtnients in tho brick
No ii iii Loonard street; also four
ronnis .li 32 Water street. rent 33 per
lilonill. Eliliulie of Charles 1‘.Lt‘on-
lird. N"oilinlk. tilt“
it) l.lI.'l‘- Apartments of five rooms
ilrst door. it and l0 'i‘ollcs street. Int
thus oil-.ici Apply to John H.
Knapp. S: “’cst street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalk. ”l!
T0 RENT—House for one or two tam»
illes at 19 Academy stunt. Apply
to T. S. Osborn. 28 Mervin ltNOt.
.\‘orwalk. all"
.,._......
Tn iF'Il‘onmce ill the second floor of
The Sentinel building. Apply OR
The Sliiiliicl ofilcc.
MISCELLINIOUQ
\'lOl lN TEACHER.
J A “OWN.
l-‘or iiIrms apply at 8! PW IWI
nuc. Nurw Iilli. l‘ nun. ant. it
--~ - »-- "‘"I""W
.\ i‘lltrl'l‘ l‘ loll!!! LAUNDRY—W“
in has ilpI-liIId ll laundry at In Wall
birt'l'l. Nulwlillt. tor all kinda a!
l‘Hlllll‘)’ will-it All worlt guaranteed.
filllllh 7c: i-.ollilril liar: shirt ham.
1‘: \lr III" has three isuadrles II
"tidal-port. where he does a Ill".
business I. I.
Sill.“ t‘i‘llltll WAN'I'ltIll—ladles a!
.II IiliIqu-li tor our campaign sete cl
.luvi-lliiiI books for the holidayam
rIi'l hull tour biiilh [railed M ‘
out-II lo smwllup tilllie. M
l-liliruilill. delightful. “NW“
"I‘ll't‘l range from MI «late in to
0‘.‘ I'm. laill'lt' luliiil-i. vault MOM
inn with happy illustration. M
iIllllmis antlers Ntlllillll “Ill I“.
l-‘oilr llilillllinI atllduii harvest MOI-
ti’flt‘lli‘ workers. (MI! I"...
i‘i'i-llilii paid. ill-geld waterless.
tliilili wliil iIliillplml of all Mr w
liH- Hl‘llll litre-Ito lwtl I‘M“ at.“
rm paying part only of the W
.litlnc. ill-op all trash illtl cl." “
a iiioilili with iliil «Inclusive “NI-
Iliut 'l‘lii National Willi DIM
JuviItiiiiI important. Chianti.
sis—m
POI IILI.
liil Ions ill milimi Dili-
lI‘illi Midi:
..,_ Ill south Nitraalli infirm
t'ulllpliil Sulllli Niii'itIiIli. all
I‘Hii HIM \ limit Imus chiral!”
man will l in pool order 0|”
I. ll will ..i iiiii \Ilill“M lhll .“l
r'lllllll .\llll‘dliz I“ ll
«mow
l'illi Stidi Noi'wiilil illeiill lam.
.i good bill-lum- llmlilrlliiiiiy M I
llililll llli‘rnlliwlll. Apply til I‘. .-
Ambler. Norwaih. U.“
WI
ii. in. you show. when yea M
you luut-I it". like it imam? M
llllli'lllilfll lb do you that" lhlfll “I
lie \‘I ilili Ill'il I‘l'did ”'l“ I”
the iiiliI t. .
ma...” WW.“
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