"totalitarian
The iatss’tand most as"
will he found in The less
elated Press Despatohss.
. NUMBER 3,222.
m a las mbwfimm 0
2|:
SUUTH NORWALK. CONN" MONDAY. SEl.’TEMBER 2d. 1898.
iler. it. 0. Sherwood Resigns as
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
gills RECEIVEil Till] Bills.I
One to lollies-ville. loss" and the 0th-
orholrattlsboro. Vt. but is Va-
dscidsd which he will Accept
—!'o have Somalia: 1.
At the close of his morning sermon.
yesterday. Rev, 11. 0. Sherwood. for
five years the popular and efficient pas-
tor of the South Norwalir. Baptist
'ehurch, read his resignation, as fol-
lows:
South Norwalk, Conn., Sept. 25, 1898.
To the South Norwalk Baptist church:
Dear Friends: Something over five
years ago. without any seeking an my
part for myself. or. so far as i know.
by my friends for me, you called me to
be your pastor. Regarding the call.
coming, as it did, as an expression of
God's will concerning me. i left a hop-
py field of labor to come among you.
For more than five years i have now
served you. During that time there
have been many changes. 1 have on-
deavored conscientiously to preach the
Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and to
live it. That my work has been far
from ideally perfect no one known bet-
ter than i do. That i have sought the
best interests of the church. so far as
i knew them, i believe you .wlll all
agree.
And, now. the same consciousness of
duty and divine leading that brought
me here leads me in another direction;
the same master who ordered me here
has ordered elsewhere.
I, therefore. in obedience to this
higher calling. beg to be allowed to re«
turn to you the sacred trust which you
placed in my hands five. years ago last
June.
if agreeable to you. i wish that my
pastorate with you might close at the
end of the coming month, October.
Thanking you for your faithfulness
in keeping you-promises with me. and
'for all the klndnessesl you have shown
me and my family. and wishing for you
the brightest possible future. i am.
Sincerely your pastor.
l R. U. SHERWOOD.
Mr. Sherwood told his congregation
that ho had received two calls. both?
coming at about the same time. line
was to tile Baptist church ill ilraitic‘;
born. Vcrmont. and thc othcr to "WI
.ll'lrst ilaptist church ill riomervllio,‘
Mass. The Brattlcboro church is the!
largest liaplist church in thc stall-.l
The Bonlcrviile. church had for its pro- !
vious pastor Rev. .iiistili i). Fulton. I). l
1)., one of the most non-d dlvlllcs in the i
cotinirly. lloth calls are or the moist
ilcsirtibiu nature, lilit .\ir Sherwaod
has all yet not decided wtllcll otlc iii-f
will accept. ‘ihorc was general regrill
expressed among his members that hci
was to lcavc them so soon.
I‘l’ltm ll Dllfllll.
Oityoflorwalk Aground on Imith’sj‘
Lodge thin Housing. 1
Pamela lloiih! reported today. lit,
the office of tho Hinmford Mfg. l‘o.. that '
while cal ring port with a low. coli-
slgrn-d to the love nillls. he heard.
whistles of distress. and saw a illi‘iiiiil‘l'. i
which he made out to be the propeller:
l‘liy of Somalia udround on illililil‘s
l
naslao'u saws masons.
macs—«m.
round luapioiousiy lair the lens of
ths'l'wo auxin ville were lobbsd.’
No information has as yet been ob-
tained of the parties who broke into
Tony i-‘ardo's store in Benton street.
last Wednesday night, and stole lilo
boxes of two Turks stopping there.
it will be remembered that the fol-
owillg morning the boxes were found
iii the woodland near the store. A
short distance away a pair of overalls.
identified as the property of "Danbury
Jack" liyatt were picked up. Then
someone rccollccted having seen Jack
and his son in the vicinity of the store
last week. and a Darieu man reported
to the police that Jack had been in that
town trying to sell a razor.
The police located Jack and his son
and examined them. They learned
that several days previous to the rob-
bery Jack had hidden the overalls
where they were found. and that hc
had not been near Dnricn recently; in
fact, it was another man who did not
in the least resemble Jack who was
trying to sell a razor there.
Another flirt brought. to light during
thc investigation made by the police
was that all the contents of the boxes
was not taken: the burglars took their
pick of what they wanted. the value of
[Hill initial
Selttinei'si interview with Mr.
Hatch Read in Porto Rico.
lillillNEi animation
Placed custom House on a High
Hana—nighly Pleased with
American Invasion.
'l‘llc livvnlng Sentinel of August 4
contained an interesting interview with
Davis iiateh. of West avenue. South
Nocwnlk. concerning i'ollcc. P. il., alid
its pcopic. Mr. liiitch having been a
resident of the island some forty
years ago. The interview has called
forth the following letter:
i’once. l’. ii.. Sept. 11, lsas.
David iiatch, Isq..
South Norwalk. (.‘olin.
lily Dcar null Respected Sir: Excuse
my intruding on yolir quiet hours of
. lilimc life. You have been kind enough
Popular with the Natives. and has'
aw'idairasuoama. ’
Today’s Mills Oonlinsd to Out-
iiningaaonsrai Policy. .
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. Belliomlier 2ll~The
commission selected by the president
to investigate the conduct of the war
department hold its first formal melon
today with all its members present.
'i‘odawi meeting was strictly secrdt.
no newspaper rt‘presonlaiivcs or oth-
ers connected with the board being atl-
mittd.
Today's session was confined to a
meeting of two hours“ duration In tho
forenoon. after which an adjournment
was taken lintil 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The proceedings were limited til the
outlining of a general policy and the
formation of letters of inquiry which
will be made public tomorrow. The
letters which have been decided upon
are to be addressed to the secretary at
war, the quartermsstcr general. the
surgmn general. and the chief of the
ordnance department of the army. They
will consist in the main of inquiries
intended to bringing out all the facts
that can be given relative to the or
gunlzatlon of the volunteers' army.
”u. "my“... not cxccclling ‘25. and not . to nttcr a few words regarding this is- Tm“ officials will "9 “like" i" “V"
850, as first, reported by the Turks.
OOMPANY L 0)! THE MOVE.
Norwaik Boys have Bean Transferred
to Another camp Ground.
(.‘amp Mcadc. l’cnii.. Sept.
Editor Sentinel: The Third rcgl-
meat is again on the move to another
camping ground about a quarto
0')
am.
rofa
mile to tiic aorta of the place it has;
been occupying for a week. The new
cainplug-grouliil is up on a high ridge,
from which lll~ i'i‘ is an excellent view
of tile surrounding country.
(.‘onlpaiiy l. continues in the best of
«health. No one went to the hospital at
sick call this lilfll'illllg. and none of Ulll‘
iill'li are ill the hospital at present.
All colored soldiers who enlisted 'is
cooks have been discharged.
First Sergeant John ll. Smith. (‘or-
poral Guthrie alid Privates Black.
Ureanen and Godfrey are away on
twenty-tour-hour passes.
Scrgcant Albcri ll. iiultcry is acting
I, first scrglunt ill Scrgcant's Smith‘s lib-l
‘ sclil'i'.
(‘orporal l"bwcillli. witht u lll‘lilli of
six men. has charge at the company
street today. and it is his duty to sm-
that all of the company baggage is ill-
ki-n to the ncw camp. iio has several
illlllc tennis nl his disposal for that
purposc. HOWARD .l. lildlilhil-Zil.
iiilliirIl-‘li~2i.l) Nl).\ii.\'A'tI0.\'.~‘.
'i‘iic ltcpliblb-ans of lildgcficld
illiililiiflit'll iilt' following tlcltcl:
John lli’fipil)’. Samuel A.
iialc
Schwinn-ll
l'oo.
'i'il'iil‘lii‘i'i" -i.cwis l'. Seymour.
l'olirl-lor-.~lci'viis S. ”Ili'llllili.
l'illisl;lllicli~ Sl‘i't‘illi cl. lillrlbtitt. ilt'ib
lllllliii S rlcllcl'ii. llcrlriza- 1' Gregory.
I-‘rllnk Wilson.
til.lild .llil'ol's liroruc ll. ilmkrl’. in
W. Mead. lillbcl'i ll, Illirl'.
llulllli oi llcllcf l'IIIWili'il
lfllll 'I'tilill.
Iifilii'll iii .‘ii'llillll \'i.~iitti‘ii
l'otii'h. John I). Nash
Assessor.- John I). .\';ll~ii. iii-lillilillli
it Northrop.
Audlior- ilarvcy i' ill-lscli.
LINEN-2N i-‘l.\r2l| dill i-JAl’li.
liarly lllndlny and .i. l' Morrlsswy.
linlnllil of ill. Htilllill'i‘il Ns-W England
.i. i'olicli.
ill
Edward l.
iicduc. about tnillway bum...“ mum..." I'l‘lilpliun. company. ulillsill of “Unit
and t‘olli-ndcr Points. The whistling “Will I ‘lldlll‘ “‘i‘l‘ ill front of illc Not"
wus also build by litany people nsllarc. Milli “will. “on tll.-d p. the 1‘0“"
l‘llptaill lloblly. after billlllllnl his low """"'- “lillll‘llli ‘li"‘I'INmI|- Jltlhlv Frost
into harbor. hastened lo'lho slottiilcr's ”'"hlllllm MM \icwtna Ili' promises
llsslslnlncc. bill by that llilill she had f-“MW' “"“l Ili'l'lm'll ”mi Mill loco
drinsrti-d. uiivlt‘cntly ilot seriously in» “"r‘ ”"m-V “"" “""m'l " m“ "l ”"-
lurmt—slsmford Alivst‘iiic. saluidsy.
Notions could be learned about liiol
incident at the propellers wharf in ct-
liicr linuth Norwaik or Norwaiit.
\‘ll.i.A(ihl-Aliliiiililiil'i‘li.
till. and hire. ’liioinas Villas:- return-
cd to llouth Norwalk. lust iialurday
night. from a wedding trip to Wash-
billion. iialtlaioro and iioliiwllro, and
are now residing st No. iiti Woodwardi
aviauc. Air. Villliao and Airs. iii-lanai
Alwlldroth were inertia-d last Thursday ‘
mornina In Trinity church. New York
city. The rector. liov. .lainoa Lennon
Johnson. performed lilo W‘NII‘IWW.
which was IiiIOaacll by it fulfills" of
their rlisiivsla and friends. They at
fifli‘l' started on the trip math. Mr.
and Hill. Village‘s many friends in
town will calculi congratulations on
the happy «last. i
il'i‘. .ifimf’if'tl ('lil'lti‘ll Mill.
liltiiirday evening any» a timid attr-
msslill push to the fair running in Mu
sic Hail. The fun entitled The New
Wotan provoked continuou- lat-alum
for twenty minutes. The t‘iiltlflfiiii'
“It for title mine is enlilled Flow-
ers. and is to he presented by thirty
yang ladies.
l lilo-tiled.
'l'lil) limit itli upllsl
lllbill IN THE lttlrli'i'iAi.
Flank ii i‘dlli, lilr said itallan who
“do inllnld by d ’l'lalllviuy iai on Aiiil
lilll and was lllkl'ii to ”It hospital.
where tint toes of one foot Incrc ulnpu»
llilt‘il. lilcil ”It'll' illsl Iliniil ills liliiill'
was ill iiululutllrli. where he conducted
a shoe shop. i‘tidci‘inilcr Kili’lliiiliiil
took charge of tho lcnlaills.
il‘liiillill l-‘lill fl'i‘illlllei l'liAl..
llpccial flail-cl t‘ockl-fur. of the tlilllth
Nillsalk freight yard. iii'fl‘llml Antonio
Aiclla. all llallall. for stealing mm.
from d loath d cur. ill the Town i'ollli.
till- illill'nliil. Jliillo Pro-i imposed a
line of la. which was paid.
ANli‘i‘iiiflll lllliii' WAtllliiiil AMIUIU‘:
lily Associated Wells.)
Nailliii'ltvl. Muss” milliflmiu'f iiilm
Another body. suplslscd ill be one from
the wrock of the mnrkcrld schooner
Ali-c l‘ Jordan, which went down af~
for a collision with the steamer liillti-
ccaior on tho lfllh ifillfiiil. has come:
ashore. and today it was buried in the
Putin's field. without having been
gland. and specially of this. my native
; place. which i have read in The Even-
! lng Sentinel of your town through the
iklndnrss of an American gentleman
who furnished me the paper. i. as
I Well as till my old neighbors who know
. you and remember you very well. high-
‘ Iy appreciate all you say and thank you
gvcry much, and could expect nothing
ioisc of the Mr. llaicli that lived with
us and shared with us in the good and
. bad times, when this island was first
1 starting to move forward in comlllorcc
; and civlilratlon.
i i’oncc has changed very much: if hes
lgrowll to be a big city: the hills that
fsurround it are filled with big ('nfl'oo
Iipliilllations. and the lower lands are
covered with cane fields and big sugar
factories: there are no mori- small
plantations now. Just think. since
. iti.’dl.willln you left here. what a change
there has been ill every respect. ('of—
fee is no more dried tip in the plaza as
. it used to be; now up ill the hills there
is machinery put tip for all purposes.
- Molasses. that nice sweet that you were
I always after. it being whitened by
sulphur process and your New Haven
‘illliilir)‘lllf‘ll take them adliitcraled ill
lat llllckwllell l'ilkt‘h with. Everything
has changed indeed: bllt one thing ll.i»~
tiol cllnngid. and that is the .llbaro
habit of drinking cafe prlclo all day.
if he can gct it. and offer it to anybody
that rlnclies ills bill. and feels :llgilh‘
l‘d if voli don't take it.
‘ lilgardlng the arrival of the Alarm-
can army and the run of things horn-
}ilu die its well posted tlicrc a~ i am
i Hill arid tiloilgll tiinl Wi‘ l'XIll'i‘ll'd cv-
l‘l'VllilllR as it happened. and arc worry
lb»- ;\Yll“l‘il'i\il~l dbl not come twenty
years before; things were beginning to
look very bluc ill'l‘l‘ lulcly: A delay of
lili‘l‘l' or four months would in all pro
liability have found us ill a revolution
and acnrly llll property destroyed; at.
fair»: could no longer stand as they
were.
ill lilo urlnr of “Wile-lit" l l'AiI my
r: W little. as i have had no chance to
more with it: lull i understand that
oil'ii'rl‘s and men hnrv born ll-lilarlid-l
blv civil.
lll llcrai Miles in .i "ill‘ obi gentleman
l tallied with ililii inst four ililllw, lie
is .i man that Would ilarln nobody. and
we think highly of him. ittid are very
norry ha- left in. as we are sllrc he
“'HIIM ill-v his “0‘!" effort-l ill till illi-
best be inllld for our country We ilil|ii'
to no him again some day slid to be
able to show him the high min-ill In
which so hold him.
Now that i write you illmlll the or
my and tho lifliccrs. il‘i lllt' lldmc til you
i nclalibor of yours. whom i know
dim- his arrival. ill» name in From
crlck A. Ilill. our coiirclor: hc wan
named for the office by til-acral Wilson
lie is a \‘cry lilcoltipllshcd ullircr. lie
is active. quiet temper. a iii-iii of ion-
~ailt mood lullalucnl and discretion
.lli-l think. he went into thr- olilcc of
a foreign country. without knowlna llw
i-tlluuuao and the ills lilid nubi of nlii'ii
business He rlill‘lli lil it with rotiii~
dcncc and lil fifteen days the illianclnl
dcpilritllont of l‘pm-c has ill-conic as
rlaultir as clock work. so much all that
it could be taken by the Washington
government as n llllsll-i for the whole
inlallll.
i must now setup this long letter. i
have tried to return your cotlrlosy and
hope that you will flu-i glad to boot
from us.
If is my caruilo Wis-ll that this will
find you and your: enjoying good
hollth and bolls-vi» inc .
Yours \'l~ry itoslwrtfniiy.
anus. Aldilid).
A MAN" Wild. 0N iilhi.
iamb- iiiloldon. employed by [express—
man ’i‘iiotnlls l'. i'uvanagh. was assisb
tag. Monday afternoon. in putting in
a piano into ibi- apartment: of Harry
liters-limo. in lhc i’lrst National iiilllil
building. when one and slipped and
foil ll‘i‘fllll Mr. tilleilloll's chant. brain.
in. him aloud painfully. lie is unable
I specific information so as to cover each
of the departments in question, con-
coming the condition of the army both
at the beginning and the close of the
war. For this purpose a date in April
has been selected as the one for the
beginning of the preparation and un-
othcr ill August for the close.
The questions are so formulated as
to call out answers covering the organi-
sation of camps. ”ii' purchase of Hip-
plies and the making of contracts with
tru 'portatlon companies and also to
show the methods illillpil‘ll for furnish-
ing supplies to the various commands
and for protecting the health of illc
There Will to an especial
effort to develop the motives that ar-
tuated the various departments.
soiliil rs.
AOUINALDO’E EIIIOIARY.
Kerwin Appeal to IrKinloy for Rep
til-entaile- oi Doses commission.
lily Assist laicd Press.)
('hicllgo. "lb—«Th0 'l'ri-
bunc's staff IIIii‘s‘r‘lllliiill ill on boald iii!
8- ptl illill‘i'
(Ml/l‘llillii lllnllld, il-mgrsplls from l“.ii'-
roll. lowa, that below Allgcuclllos, ill.-
first ul‘l'roiiitcd fiiiirrihl'y of Agilitliilllu'c
revolutionary Klihl‘ldflt‘ill to any for
lliifl power, with ilir :i'l'l‘i'liil‘)’ and lil-
it‘l‘llf‘l'lt'l‘. wfll, upon reaching l'illrago.
pron-rd dlr-ri to \\'aslllngloll or: r lili'
i'clinsylvunla line to lay billl‘l' l'lwl
dent Mi'Kllilt')‘ till appeal of tin Filip
plans for i‘l‘iil‘l'f-ldlliiiitlll on ”it peat-l
commission at i'ul;—. if limlldi r-prw
~l'iildiloll oil iii. lolllllllssloll l'iilllliil bc
grantvd he will ullu- lil.li lili aullnlnl.
people of the l'tlilillpllll s, should at ili‘i
for him illc i'litili lo be illillil by til.
l'ililiillihxliiiii lli iiil’l that any illllnd
illicl‘ llhi till it
l'li' I"iil|l|)|ii-lp will it lib lellbb tilt in
lhl‘l'l‘i :- ill in i'il‘dulil'h‘l
Iill-I'l- of tho ililllilli‘i‘iiill till) rt" lollii
i-llali not so neutron-ml
nuraass AIOIO GUIANI
Literally Itarvtslg to Death. and ban
loan listing lulu Ioat
lli.\' Ali-rib bill-ii l't‘csi- )
Wileiillltfillil. llipioilliu-l
"li’l‘l‘d, liic l‘uball
lull IN lHliillKllP
-,_~.—— \
Coroner Dates to investigate a
Mysterious Death in Westport.
Charles Brown. Formerly a Hatter.
round Paralyzed and million so-
hind the Bars. where he had
Boon Placed for Drunkennoaa
\l'cslnort, l'onil., September Zil—Cor-
oncr Doll-n lilis lu-cn summoned to this
village to investigate the mysterious
death of (”italics iirown, a farmer. who
dlcd iii the village lockup. last night.
lirown was about forty years of age
and was clllpioyi-d iii a hat factory for
today ycars, but of late has worked a?
a farm. Saturday night he was cool
about lb.» village in an intoxicated con-
dition. iilili .lbolit ll o'clock he was dis-
covered ill filo yard of Mrs. ll. ii. llcl-
licll, ill Main strut-t. iic Wits taken to
tho lockup in a perfectly helpless con-
dition, which was attributed to intox-
ication. Sunday morning he was lio-
tired to ho hill” helpless, and Dr. i‘ow-
era was summoned. who found that the
man was paralyzed on account of ills
spinal chord being fractured.
How he sustained the accident is per.
picxlng to liloatlthoylllcs, though they
do not suspect foul play. The
howl-yer. will be thoroughly investigat—
i-(i.
l'ili‘i'.
-—-—-—..
anomvna. ran '1 near COMPANY
Order Issued by Judge Bhipman in the
U. 8. Circuit Court
lily Assllclatcd Press.)
New York. Scpt-uibcr Lid-Judge Na-
thaniel Sillpnluli. ill iiic i'ilitcd Stall-s
l'il'cllli. l‘ourl. today handed down all
lit'iil'i‘ appointing Otto 'i'. ilarllard. rc-
u-lyl-r for the New England Loan atld
‘l‘rilst coillpany, of this city. TM or-
der was made on complaint of Simp-
son, Thilli'li-‘i' 6': iiiif‘nlini. as
for lill‘ rcal estate frtist company of
Ii'hiladclphla. and Suviilioil S. Alli-ll. of
'nl. Alt-ans. \‘rrulont.
counsci
The complaint rel-ills ililii tlic licfl'ti-
lidill lottlpiny was organized Hl‘lill‘lll‘
ln-r L’l. of till
wldll of lows, with a capital stock of
islet. llildvr the laws
jihlilmm. and that ll.‘ [)i‘iill lpal tuisilli ...
of New
tllal ”lt'
lolnpanl
«‘iilll l‘lllililil‘li‘ll iii iiiv
\‘iirin ii is iurthlr illit‘fll‘il
[business i'tlll'iliill‘ll by Hill
slate
.ns. that of lollllllg mum) on isltillllg
in “mi ill and rwlilillii‘l‘il
ill St'pli‘illilt‘r. l‘bil. ii ll- sitti-
illl'
propel i)
.
-l.lil'h.
the iliil‘llililill company unldl-
:l‘..|lillt‘la Loan u 'l'iunl company. at
i a v s V I vs I. .w 1
trillion of Washinutou. lii ’iir-liir' to the din lily. ‘ililb-lli' of Hi‘l‘lii'lll'h owned by i 1' "“3“ l" "M’ liil. l ”‘H'IMH'
itbi- Iii‘i‘iillilltl lolilpsnl. as slowly for
i'h‘lil‘llilll'l’w iii lu‘ islblli'il Il)‘ lill‘ lilil‘lili"
lllll lolllpdliy lli sliinr of “lithium. 'i'il-
lllillilldill company. it was :illcgid, has
Il“~li|li Liiiil .mld dciulliltrls in ”W iiltl
”Hill at ‘IJ‘JIU'IW ntlllll nlc now an .I
lift-
, iiil|.lll\ holds its sctlillty ioi lill~ litti l
'olllli lilii n-lab mortgages amounting
to .lluliii .i,ll.i.’.,o|ll
'i‘lll millpidilli furlhli stalls that till-
lb fondant l-ollipiiily. utidrl' null-w
l
'l'dlli l~.tilllcl‘.-’ Loan and 'i‘l'u-i
llll
L'liwiicllul""""” “H“ ”w ""l ”'4'“ """”"”'-“ "' ‘ lll'litt‘il Kilrhurr has been elevated to
fl'llllslblphia. in May. lolli. has issll» d.
l
I W BLOW! on m. mm“ .
'flio lpaniah cruiser lat-la Teresa
floated with Dynnmito.
. (By Associated Press.)
Santiago de Cuba. September 26—De-
TWO H ”
m-map,
AN;
Anything and are '3!
keep your on on an
wrl trio in this col illnii......
quick manila will follow.
tails lust reccived of the floating of the! »
Spanish armored cruiser Maria Teresa
show that, with the help of dynamiiol
i v 7
she was blown off the rocks into lirep “AN FED—A
, i
Water. on tlcpiemllcr 23.Ittnd proceed-i
ed under her own steam sometime af-l
telwards to Guantanamo, accompanied
WANTED.
thoroughly coin
girl as waitress and chnmh
Apply to Mrs. George It. 0110
30 High street. Norwalk. ‘
by one of the tags of the Merritt Wrec- WANTED—VOW“ lady “9mm
king company.
for New York.
Naval Constructor ilobson says be
She will shortly leave
with some knowledge of book
lug, desires a position. Ad . ,
Typewriter, Sentinel office.
can raise the Cristobal Colon, with the.i WANTED—A table suitable ‘0' " ‘
use of air bags. in a week, if glvcni
authority to do so. Commodore Wat-Z
son thinks not. I
The Colon. it appears. was not scr-E
lously damaged by sllciis. blit her.
valves Were opened. which caused hcrI
to sink. .
The other two Spanish cruisers sunk
of store, must be reasonable.
to ’i‘illotson & Mills. 86 Wuhi .
street. I“
\V.li\'Ti«li)—-i.oun--—SI,500 at 6 par ~-
sccti‘rily $5,000, first mortgage . .
lluc ill eighteen months. A .-
itoom 3. Masonic Building. Nl ‘
In the battle of Santiago. the Almlrantel
liqncndo and the \‘lzcuya. are usclcss
wrccks of melted iron.
iiol‘noli says he cxpccts to return to.
New York on the ('olon.
General Lawton's headquartrrs have
been moved from the palace in tlic of-
fices formerly occilpicd by (lint-cal To-
r.i|, the Spanish commander this
plate. — J "-
ill.
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
Two Men Fatally Injured. and Pat
Forepaugh Seriously Hurt.
(By Associated Press.)
Huntington. W. Yr,” September 26»
Sells Ilrollicrs' and Forcpaugll's circus
train was wrecked at Wilsondale. on
the Norfolk lilld railroad.
.iame.‘ Doyle, of Philadelphia. and liar-
risoil Kipps. of Virginia. wcrc fatally
lnlurcd. ’at Fill‘t‘pliligli was seriously
hurt. A car with elephants rolled
down an clilbcliklncnt lilld lilo animals
\Vl'l‘f‘ injurid, bllt none, killed.
“'cstcrfl
MADAME iliiiil‘i-‘L’S' PE'l‘i‘i'lON.
(By Associated Press.)
Paris. September 26—«Tbe cabinet
has ordered the minister of justice. M.
Sari-ion, to lay before the Court of i‘a.<~
sallon ”to petition of Madame Dreyfus.
Wife of iiit‘ prismlcr of Devil's island.
for .s i‘l‘ilwillll of her husband's case.
Till' l‘iliirt, lllvl‘t'fllf‘t‘, will dt'l‘llil‘ ”it“ it'-
gzll question as to whether the first
trial of i'.lpl:lill Dreyfus was Viliiils'il
by llli totally committed by tho lair-
Linotl-nan' ib-nry. who was a witness
before the collrl manual and who lou-
if‘h'tl‘II to having forged a lilt'llilll'iii iii
”In cave. The lilllil~tcr of lll~tirc li.l.~
announced that be ilas girl-n lilslrlli‘~l
litillr- that prlwccdlngs arc to be taken.
lullnldllltciy against anyone attacking:
lhl' arlily.
lily Associated Press.)
London. Scott nibcr till . A lit-«patch to
ill. ‘;l"ill‘ from lilltig Kong published
‘lll~~ afternoon says it is lilili'lil'tl from
it ii‘l|~i\\'iif‘lli,\' wilHl'I‘l' ”Ii” l‘ll'iiiltl‘ has
prolnlml in it‘l‘liitililt lbc Filipino l'l"
llillllb'. and it l.~ alligrd that iii‘illiilli~
than on till“ sublwi nrl prom-ding at
illlulla. Will‘i‘s‘ tin-l'c .ll’l‘ tlirco i-‘rincil’
warships
ELEVATED 'i‘t) ‘l‘liil: PEER/till).
lliv Associated Press.)
London. t-icplcinl-or glimuflli'rdl tiir
lilo pcot‘li‘d.
post-office.
Norwalll.
T0 LETafiix rooms. Music Hall block.
'l‘O LET—Firs story. rear apartments. w
rooms. with or without board.
iianford place, South Norwalk.
rooms. improvements, $14. 1%
diate post-lesion. E. Wilcox.
Brown at: Wilcox's store. . all“
suitable for offices; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements; No. I
Arch street; cottage. 29 Wood'll’ll
avenue, 31 Woodward avenue, titre! °
rooms. third floor, 70 North Main
street. E. A. Woodward. a!
over Olsen's shoe store. Four room.
each. Rent 88. Balls heated, ligh~
toil and cleaned; also first story itat j‘
ovcr Shultz's market. rent 810. Ford.
further particulars inquire at the of- .
fire of the Old Well Cigar 00.. 8’
Washington street. - ‘
—v‘-.-
1‘0 l.ET-Apartments in the brick ‘
block on minus street; also four
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 38 W ‘1
month. Enquire of Charles '1'. Iaou-
Vioun item.
and. Norwaill. Colin.
llllvilfli'iii at Tampa .
ill sold diliuntules lo the amount of
inn hwa )‘illllilti sin-clau- uiiI‘mfllill. all“
‘ .y H i ‘I l i
ii... pm...“ “pinpm hm. for salami.""""-“""' ioi allilli tin ildl l‘illllli‘
ll‘ilfii ittlii .lii‘ has silliritlcs amount»
days. He lirllibli‘ “Hill of rillrclnc db- : h. ’
mg to |i,\ill.-.:ilii.
ire... alumni His- robot)» in and simuti Ii i i i I i i l I ii I
.. ll Ni stator ii i to ruin l .i ii to
Lilitpa. ilc says about limbo of till-iii’ ' |
so. walarm.
i'lln sans: Vania ltoolllllt. sllnil'ihitlitl
inn. aim :2 and 3 Fit limiting Iioof
l‘llziiiilg. lino! t'ctlirni. t-lllliiit Nor
are liilllliils to man ill l'uba and be
illu work. but lh~\ dl‘i‘ ill-Illlilil‘ and
unable lit llldhl‘ lilo lilouz llccrclul'l
Ulll‘mlllii l'wi-lvcd nulliur fii|itlrils liili'
i ~rillnu lbc lollliilion of iii-llcrnl lio
nil-1's man. A lclcilliiln front Kcy Win-i
alitloiinles ihc afrlllli of a coitlltllssllm
from limited Mlh a lieu of swiirliiil lio-
iiislnllcc. Another licspalill oliiltls that
and onion until lili‘l’l' is no further
limit from this tili'iiiiiliil,fliilil that tin-
pcoplc aro wcll nlali desperate
'l'i'i'iiliiii iN ittWiiON l‘l'i')’.
lily Associated Frau.)
I'llrl Tlinilti‘liii. Wash, Boplemllcr 2d
The sit-anlsiiip Toni-ha has arrived
from bylill l'aliai ports with list Kilfll'
diilcrs, Nil‘ most of whom have little
In the land of lipid. They allot-asl-
ihenm-lvcs being glad to get out alive,
'l‘hrcc thousand canon of typhoid few
or is tho estimate- piut‘oll on the bums
her of sick in "atrium till September I.
of which no record In made. The cold
weather coming all soon will check the
lto attend to his list“ today.
a
D...
favor.
l
or no dust to show for the experience1
the actor is literally starving to death. , the definition coilinany. it is stated. is ‘
”W "3" ”€le "l“‘w "M“ “W“ “I."‘ilill' owner of rcai willie inorlliutl-s all
i
A bim- number of deaths occur tilllynihal the defendant company
Milk Hardware l'i-nlpiiny. s2llii
ill‘ lldlll‘l iii iii-iirliltil'i-s, all of which
liil\i' ilt'tli sold in lircul Iiriiuln. ii is
initial liiiil‘llul that liic dill-adapt
liiliilliiil) ills borrowed flout blinks. dc
|iilsliillu securities litiinllnltnll In about ;
liaison. nlid that it has lurllirr in "l" ”4".” "m“ WM") ”WW "hm"
d
. . . t in cunts with lilil‘t‘iiilili. all cciiiu
l‘ilil‘ n as lilnolltliln to oil-r lill.iil. M“ ‘
H ‘I " u . ' ‘ liolilh xuvwalk llardwarci‘olnpaiiy. .
sliil if‘
-“m
.. 1......” —-
i'lili RAH} ibatlly till limits-Illum-
.intmi ircc filial odor, not a play
Iliillii bill ll "litiuiiii-as“ lii‘illl‘l‘. dillliii
Norwalk ilardwaro l'ninpliily sz'l'lif
i
l
i
the Iii‘ii'illiiil" colnpany has liillill' ulilal i
l
l
‘— .
idilil lands and odor properly of ill. . l~‘lilt liAlJl‘. till 1‘" lJtT-«dilldrooln
m“... M “NI.“L rulings» and burn. llicitlcli ill liowuyc
.. . ion on line of trolley. For llarillll-
”li' ionlplulot iiirlhir alleges that I‘m inquire M w. i.. . w. “I w”.
the ill‘il'lililiill l-olliplllly will be reliulr-
cm. i illiiiltii Main llllslct s2ililt
ml to pay on or before January. illui. A
on till") of about tailspin, m.- amount iv'liit Midi: tycoon and while pliifticr.
' thoroughly broken. llotrlcvc- War~
rsnlml all right Apply Preston 1..
..lllilcs. fl ilcll iiiock. illnmiord. f't. l
s21 ill
of principal and interest oil dciuliilul'rs. '
that It will its- compelled to become lilo
owner of lunch profitable rcnl ilstaic
because of its inability to enforce the .
continuation of loans and immune of ll‘liii NAME-«A fiilrncy steam healer,
lilo lliprosmi llnniiclal conditions and lull little and and In first-class clin-
that it is unable to realise a sufficient ditlon. Apply to Nash l Vilnflcoy.
sum to tum-t its obligations. mill
The complaint, in conclusion, states -..._............-..-..-..........-........._.. ‘
is com ii‘fm iiAi.ili~'l'wo mtmd-lsnfld slalom»:
plainly undermined. but that by llidi- inch f‘yiinder mom. All right 0ch
cintla management. the property of the cry way, Apply to Nash A Vsnllcoy.l
company a. he saved.
P'fll'NUwThllfMfli last. cum ‘ l
~13. Mtifll m In
utility media. in lxnll.
ard. Norwalk. me!
so . .... ,,_‘_.____:I:,.t
MISCELLANEOUS. ‘
—~
Al‘f‘Tlf).\'—~ forget the Parsons
Auction at ilroliksidc Farm. “MIMI-l
day. Solitcmbl-r 28. 1898. at 10 013M. 1
Aiil‘il'ili and modern furniture: in
liti'i. everything useful and ornamen-
tal. I“ 3!
.__ ————-—--——-_._....._.
l..\l'NDit\'—«Yltlg Lee. proprietor of
illlll’ii'ln lallndrles. is new road! to
turn out first-class work It I! W“-
lngton street. Shirts. 1c; 00“.". "
i‘qr; cuffs. per pair. 3c: undsnhirtly‘.
il': uudl-rdrawcrs, 4c; handksrehlsfl. ‘3
l‘ml'; socks. 2c. Corresponding 10'
prices on all work. I1!!!
xo'rll‘n llllll ll. ration a son luvs" opioi-
cd .1 Jobbing shop at l'. l". Km‘l
plow of business. Water street. M
of ital-mend street. where thqy III
prepared to execute at lion series
all orders for Window Franco. “0
Fronts. ilnltcrs' Suppliu. All In- ,
oral lobbllig clltllnaioa cheerfully '
on. d N
J. A. HOME
For terms apply at 8! Pm an»
Mi»
soidt‘l'roits Whitman-halls! a;
gentlemen for our campaign Iota fl
Juvenile books for the holidays.”
m in. four books ill-silos his W
one: to grownup folks. hob H
charming. delightful. “NW
Prices range from M coats ‘ H
32.50. largo books. Molt overlan-
inn with happy illustrations. M
sltililliis aolicrl. "will“ u“ M
Pour mltfilhl' golden harvest lssh-
crgctlc workers. OM" m .
h‘rcigiii paid. ”ill"! on. 4 "
main with samples of all M .
free. lit-lid twelve two out . "
for paying part only of the
alone. "can all trash and W
a month with out stadium
lies The National m
Juvenile "crawl. all”
LOIT. '
Isls'r—A willie. tolls-haired
Weighs lillntil ”Von MI“
legs. nearly blind and about 2 . ‘I.
yisira old. Answers in tho I.“
baby, Will finder kindly .
21 illsin street. iiiorwslk.
i'm-llrnos island. a small ”III
will. Address Manley
lehptwi. '1. I.
Norwalk Chronicler