“oi‘sou'th Norwslk.
Watson Gray. obi
n
. i
1. interned home:
9 n _ . n.. where she
has bye war he ll “ -
in 'i beheld by the“I
et wn nd Branchvilie,
‘ tomorrow. .
all, oi! New York. who
so 5st or; Dr.‘ Lay. 9r Straw»
5 to her some teddy.
1 leads
. team.
5 Fruit Jars, 60c (102. F. 4).
La one Go. .
, I‘ _ W s,
the him-walk“ Lodge or;
1‘. old this evening ini
elite of Pythiasjii‘aii'in Washington
“a"? '51 1» ’ 1' 5;; I" 1 ‘3
1. Mr George W. 'i‘huinlert‘sn‘d dough-*1
teryhflorence, oi! Philadelphia, are visit-
ing‘girs. Gerehom Raymond, of Spring
sire _. y “ ' ,
1 “ es Currie [Phil-lips. 'orisrldgeport,‘
will hes been'the guest of Mrs. Henry
Ma bias, of High street, Norwalk, has
M
Fired Cullen,"son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cdllen, or Connecticut avenue, is
able to be out after his (all to the cel-
lar in the new McMahon house, in Val-
rewrote; 15:1; 5 - . 1
'1 reefs 'm committee or the Central
hither lysionuwillghold a meeting tom,
rddhtrsild lit; 1 .nrobsblsihat some. der-.
:5 lte,,plans re atiyeto the Labor Day
diamond: he made. :1
The “ice "cream. candy and cigar
stores in indirayttzn. arAe tto be civi‘yls'tfiii on-
' ’ '. .nir . orney ‘ am
gaggfiiina '1y”?§s5hou edseverai peo-
ple storehouse: .‘such 1plsces.';to close.
or they will helisble to prosecution
andilne.
.4-
i‘ ‘11.:rne summits class or Lewis H.
Ndsh, oi! monolith ‘NbrWnlh (inhuman-1
dines-l Church. e to M
land-noise, at (:55:
, a“ 5 ,5
derjs '
5 .. The in
”MEWS 18'
91”» ”its"
embers were
liii'tll recommended
1; t q“
.9?» .
. 1 book; dlrllnj Will ,
‘ reduce is insane on "9 night forearm
3 mill? 1‘s , g ‘
i5 bfiom 5 all the: arts
t ‘er‘r‘and‘ t lb‘said that
“b nl r 535tlill, 91w
' ' iditnii time all? Jdly‘ifi'llilf 1
«titans
The regular mont rm 5
Young People's Society or, Christian.
Endowments 80 t
‘tist Churn whine
or rent!“
, "i5, , d d
er a»... be“ S
mallet their-home.
msnénry ’0.- Siierer was-celled to 159:
Boston street. 5 yester 5 ay, «afternoon. to
orifitepherihai
asewer trench. ‘ ,, y .
Miss Msry'A.;'Cunningham, 0! Wash
ington street, will leave South Nor-
wnik tomorrow for Ssratosa. where
she will spend two Weeks. stopping at
the Mannheim Heist
éhNo decision hiis yrs; been reached
3
,‘1. who bait iallen mid
of William Kinsella; oi h‘airfleid, for
the renewal oi his pharmacy license.
Gratin cigar.
'trio‘cars near Tthbtir‘y ' semi-rm niiilit.‘
died in the hospitahyssterdsy. Core»
afternoon. '
as been accepted as an officer of the
' Alter eight 'months‘or'lnbon the new
tunnel through Pond Rock. in Foxon,
for the new Haven Water Company, is
co plated. it is?1,900 feet ldngsnd six
'i gt! in diameter, and Cost {20,000. it
will carry water from Form river to
Lake 5S5aitonsall. ‘ _ . .. 5 7
“At 'a meeting, last night, Phoenix
Engine Companypac opted an invita~
tion of Putnam Hose mommy. to par-
Roton Point, )Fridsy night. .. Secretary.
'13. 'A Woodward.- ‘0! the Roton Pain
members‘ot Putnam {lose company; . ‘
C. A. Freeman and Henry C. Smith5
who are on a trip to Albany. in the
farmer's trim little 55launeh. Kit, arriv-:
ed at Pough‘k’eepsie, New York, yester-y
tl‘ie best titme possible.
mom on“ . .,
am: the iretluen'jt thunder shows
which theyTen‘bountered up the Hodge
river. ' 1
and Boston. yin central . Albany.
thence via Boston and Albanyato‘ Bos-
ton. ‘ “Folir trains are run through each
wa but they-libel; time made on any
hours. 1 The 5 uts lab his
5‘? Me ad on
-‘ he'lbatrondpe
is liberal PM increasing, 5ltmay be oi
interest newer/ambit 9W thy passen-
erhuo lessonzthe: nghhndnos-
tory. . .
sssfro scrip? obsess moss!
‘ ' ‘i 5 f" oe’s (ii; erlage
’nt.‘é5‘e WM! ht lithe . savior
body-k .urs.,,longer. Sold. b C in-
stociti hgatkins In Dow. ill. 110
r. sous, Mgr.
v
in suites his.
acting oi the" '0
or all: bop-1;,"
e1 “3’ evening.
. i ., .. mm
by;
State Pheromone! 30m in the .1
stutter oi’h‘as‘slh'g‘upon the application
#1 nice shadyjpot in an lmpsrl'ai'ii
,fldnnrd J. Keatlnm ‘the motor-man. ., .
*1 Who injured inn cdiii'eloti‘hetjween elect
her notes ‘hesanian ‘lrlduest yesterday“
, Colonel .Jamesvliflouston, oi Thumbs '
ville, who has been appointed major“
and paymaster in the regular nrmy‘
has tendered. hisfresisnntion and it.
tak‘e at a shore dinner with them, at .
improvement Comoros. entertains the 5
day. They report that they are havlnk .5
The only tin-i 5
titre [goo .1 1M 1 experienéeihl.
The New York Centralroad is via 5 2
ins a‘lively war against the Consolidn ,5
ed in’the ei‘iort to get through on
‘ sensor business between New York;
”Ethan t
‘ The me
their! W at”? we" ’0"?
Gas Range
to plummet-em
‘ Commander Aves-lire neutral cram
L genomes gruntnehattslion's six days',
urn! duty. The Second Division'Wlil.
1‘ , mending ohicer or th‘
era are to
11, he nary regulation white duck out, 1 ~ 51 5 -
‘5 form. in sin ding can. blouse. mu”?! Katherine Koehler was badly bruised
' andwhite shoes.
.1 nostassigned to.
5 coed to
. 1041.1 '
. use whitsmomablsa
or, but maybe when,
be reset very ooth‘an
LPN ’Divis‘lain'o "Detail. 5
out! Division: Naval Bats,
hoe received a cop‘yoi thereon-
take thehtio mun. train, Monday. Alls-
‘u t 19.: Liedtaaant‘ltoot will detail ion
a cer and ’ten rush to take allboats
the division’snd nro~
Sitiflambk Point. "to drflv‘e at
bust 10, and to 'deit or-.
, s atthat placer. 1 1
The commandingomcer or the First
Division-mill ‘orranze {or transporta-
on‘or a transponder gun with a field
mount. “and“ will tie to the com-
shi Blilli‘rlds' a chemounder min-with
doc mounted for before Kuaust 15.
s Vi’étl‘J‘llll‘lfoflil with lot V like and
Vlthout smoother-than a carer sidef
arm‘s. Commanding officers of dlvi~5
‘slons will arrange for the transports,
tion or their. rifles. hayonets, scab-
bards. web belts and canteens. Ollie-
provide themselyes'with
Enlisted. men are to
The real offline hoarse always com-1
fumble. Haiti’s become
’ mi- ssar rs cowcrsrmrso
1.15: when needed, and can be
notice;
But all at our office
andsclcd a range.
hillbilly '
Turned off at a moment's“:
5' be provided with Whits‘Worhlng suits.
( ' man.
} upon the Myron.
er Frederick L. Averill. sommandlnir
" Il‘vein'nto
"~ -. ..~=«1...'~1'-ir:«'»'1.:
wim'sfiudiwmgtw
nanny
Arts?»
5:, mm; "ii,
iii" :5!“ o
n no
we
.KEEP
.roo nucu‘ m5 A name;
515.1555 any Webster (Muss.);5 plants 8
large-.1 number pi .yisltors ' 3133 has the
climber oujths xoflshnd is andsx
the JR lake. l . lie 16% settle a
oule y asltatillf'” (bra int 143th
the wieldy .lnulna , term which gt
many Mrs has been applied to 't
More; water: 90 oil the-blight f
in
‘ 115‘:le 1' '
arm-on his»:
her business
tuition -
'-5 rice. "Thirty-six men Were rejected:
ii;
N
5‘ . ed and none miepted. Alter Hartford
:comes New Haven. with tour enlist~
5-; looted. (rho banner city of the-country
; is '3N5e wYork. whicheniisted 130 men
“it respectively!
E" the unwind at milltsr
' furnished by the commissary-generai
1 p.05Npt Delay :,
Cennectiou‘t Nbildhitl Guard, retired. i .
‘ ick P. Lewis. lieutenant (Junior grade)
1 and adiutant. to:
in the state, but ill ether. The num-
ber enlisted in the city {or June is,
3; fourteen. ‘ Oi‘thls number eight are for
tho'?
byercoats, mattresses. blankets. mesh,"
gear and dullness bags. No baggage is
to, he carried otherthan one trunk. bag
r’vallse for each pincer and one mob,
Lieutenant (junior grade-l Henry r“.
Punderson, paymuster, is directed to
take charge of and make all neces-
sary arrangements for the subsistence
oi the battalion. Rations will not be
for this service, butiln lieu thereoi 30
cents a day willbc nllowad each oiilcer
and enlisted mill: and will be carried
The orders are signed by Command-
Naval Battalion; 0. N. G.. and moor.-
HARTFORD AHEAD.
m
In June More Men “Enlisted in That
.clty \Thfinb Elsewhere in piste.
~5Theéreport or general enlistments
during the month of June has been
received at the army recruiting office
in Hartrmrd. The exhibitsaol the report
sho that Hartford. outside or its aux-5
ills. y stations. has enlisted more jnien
than the remaining recruiting offices
foot service and six for mounted ser~
Hartford's substations report as 2014
lows? Putnam, two enlisted. eleven
rejected; Torrlngton,. none enlisted,
one rejected: Middletow‘n. none‘enlist-
merits and twenty-eight rejected, and
5 ridxeport as. an auxiliary. with live
enlistments and twenty-nine rm
and rejected 818 men. flanh‘raucisco
and Boston are the next in line. 90,-
usnnslltwsntyt res and . severity-six
. the 'tots‘i "nlmiller en.
listed from the regulariclty stations is
2.120, and, the total rejected. 6,605. On
y 5 y posts were
“enlisted. 995; the ' sum total, "8.415. lilo
colored persons were enlisted at my
seor’ultingastation,during the month oi
unen '111 ‘ "‘ 2 1 .
The Hartford ,reoruitinz ofllde is‘alse‘
inh'ordsr its
in receipt of thettollbw 5
acting Adjutant General
than» their? when . snipe '
. 5T5 .departmentg‘di:
' thorite".jths weir
l;
‘ 1vessels‘1 anchored in ‘ibe harbor; ‘ “1”
, .. .. .
ifcombusses. . 5
'1 The 5Hs‘rlem= 51’gaollt5 ,Club has titty
City Island Yuchtflluh, twentymore.
. Wagon Tipped Raver and Occupants
Dill "ROM’. flflmmflndf'u ‘
sited states.
abattitli‘on? will 'ssseifihie in blue, V
1 "to the executive oiiices.
..Ward. Thswearing otjcampaisnlhs .
1 :lnrot oni-
ill‘ii ,. hid
. oudyabhtmwn ow
eedyyoo “or gl’l'
e
.5 e sent, . ‘
has offered a rewdrdot- $500 tor the
arrest and convictionoi be thieves.
‘ L ‘ T “ ” ' " 91‘nighi‘
visits have been paid to some of ‘ l
theyhar‘ been _ 5 '5
him; and other articles:
‘helonsinelto Remembers at on-
ch ”lithe clubhouse; the Morris
Yacht Club, twenty yachts, and the
HORSE; sis noWN~1 HILL.
‘were Thr Out.
‘ prrow joscapo.
5 5 5 y‘lasthsturday
near the summer it me or «William ll.
,Iihber, at Winston. . w‘o‘ot the rive are
jet-ill in a‘seriousauhdltibu. ‘
- The horse was attached top. two.
seated o‘pen wagon-.1 in whichwere sir.
' other; his daughter Mabel.1Joronie
finisher and Miss 55 5’ argsret and Rather.
lne Koehler. who wereyislting' Miss
Huber. The‘young Women had driven
dyer to the railroad station at Long
Hill to meet Mr. Editor and 'Mr. Fisher.
Miss Katherine Knohler was driving.
MLther and Mr. Fisher. sat behind
conyersin'z. suddenly, {while going
down asteep hill, the holdbaok snap-
ped,‘ pitching .the wagon forward on
he bill was it long one. as well a.
steep. and near the bottom “is a short
wagon toppled ovor‘and‘lts ‘iive occu-
pants Were hurled out. Miss Huber
‘was taken home unconscious. Miss
and suffered from shock. Mr. Huber
* received many bruises. Mr. Fisher and,” ‘
Miss Margaret Koehl‘er re‘bdived minor 5 ‘
injuries.
ARE TEARING DOWN OLD NORTH;
..........
Workman Begin Razlng Another of the
laid prick new. .
The work or tearing down another
of the historic buildings or the brick
row at Yale has been begun and work-
men have attacked North College.
the interior is being rapidly stripped.
The building will be entirely razed he.
tore night and the site where it has.
stood just a century will he re-sodded
with turf before the undergraduates
return ‘for the Fall term.
a tumble-down condition. The upper
story has been toppled over and the
building is being taken down as rapid-
ly its is judicious.
Both the administration building and
the dining hall the new structures
which are nearest to completion. are
now giving both the finishing touchem
Fayerweather Hall is now entirely
ready for occupancy.
. Prof. Morris F. Tyler. the treasurer
of the University, has returned to the
University after it short vacation and
will maintain regular oiilce hours in
the new temporary oilices or the excl .
'cutive otilclnis' ol‘Ynle‘ University
practically during the remainder oi the
vacation. He Will ”take more further
extended vscstion.‘ The Dwight mah-
sion has been ehti‘rely trahsio'r‘ined in:
5 5 ‘ E‘s-President
Dwight and his entire family are now
travelin
started
Divight has a desire to remain liar some
little time. He is accompanied
Mrs. Dwight. Miss Dwight and their.
son, Winthrop it. l’l‘wightdele '93.
’Wm
mililoneo'rnpauy ,lNili 'maketsn‘olrort
resume operational in all its depnr
'wasr‘oo‘mhietdd list ‘we‘elt‘ldnd’ltii re;
M‘s, meetihg‘heid‘fthere'thls ottoman:
it "Was ‘15decided"tofst‘nr5t 1w the plant‘
here soon as‘11‘pouibib.'1 item-mug
_ sleeves. $1.25. ' .
The windows Were all taken out and .
The Old Lyeeum building is now in '
in practically the shape they will re- ‘
' tninhermanentiy. The workmen are‘
it in‘Europe.‘ They h‘a‘vo just _
tor Sicily where Fresldent'
by '
eon anon ro sesame susmsesr
li’he 'DrIsBS-Sesbiiry Qungandhblnl‘dy ‘
meats. sort .Mo day. The inventori'.’
suits iorwarded lotus New ilforlt‘oi’iicei '
1-1.. yhirt which: in gingham : r
plain or‘strinlied. 55hsinstitohe5d ‘rr‘ont.
tucked back. bisbolp sleeyos, ‘51. '
hindidsi shilor ‘c‘ sir waists in hits, s
or blood or save” on White pique. .
chemisette’dnd piquetriin son-ooh. " v
lemmas; 5 5 _,5 4 ..
which by laws 5 5s? . waists.
tushedjha an ytrimm ng‘oniro t ’
it‘cn‘fi, eh eoliar.i5iuc,55 5.
deies’ white ”lawn, shirtyJas -'
tucked or embroidery trimmings, so i
collar and suite; 3, 5.5 ' , x
Ladies‘ white lawn sailor collar
waists; insertitm on collar. incited -
oilemisctt‘e, fancy collar,‘ bishopm
SOME. SUMMER CORSET NEWS.
Bummer corset season in honor
summer corsets are also .hereg'the pros ,
per. right fitting sorts. much oomtort 1 it
”in instant] at little cost. “ " 5; .
“Snow Queen.” superior quality net,"
line sa‘tin stripping, lace trimmed ton,
sale price. 396 pair. 5 ’ . ’ "
Summer corsets in plain, Midis ”cy,
net‘s. lbce‘trithlned;,top and .iibttani,
long‘and’mcdium lengths, 50c. 11 r 5
Batiste ‘corset, straight front. trim. ’
med topflsnd bottom with lace and»
drawing ribbon, regular price, 75c; spa.
clai, 50c. ’ ' ‘
Empire corsets in
Coutillo and net,
lace trimmed, 60c. '
4 5 . in stripes. 12’éc‘ench
Thomson's glovelltting summer cor-11 . Men's latest rave,
sets, straight front. $1.00. cfonr-iwhand ties, 355‘s
Batiste corsets in diiierent lengths, Men's but wing tie
straight front, $1.00. and ooloringe,‘ 25 '
m
in Worthington sneer, sun. No
turn in their/had. ‘ The horse donned ,. ,.
1'aronnd this at breakneck speed. The
The Underwear at its ihinnesii
enough just new.
,A' popular thrice is 50 centspe
ment, f5dnd55'5itiliiziilu it. we theme
line'”'_ di‘ilii's‘blice as high grades "
sensiaotoru ln‘eyeruir‘els‘peqi he; i-
ahiiiiuiosecure.*‘15,,* = ,
‘ ‘ The results of our eiiorisiare i
log satisfactoril. 1 We are "Sallie
‘siderahie Undergarments. .
, We "hare higher priced 1n: r
cdi‘respohd‘iildlll‘ dell selected.
. Strolli‘iiiils, as .liolll ”asls ,
with insulin.
raw
the tion oi “wages and? hours jar
inhomorrwnien the 5
{gr- entries is known more. .7 ‘
machinist gjstrnolqfi ‘
one...“ st“
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