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Wtw Things Lively.
lisy 0400 United States military post
heron where rthe *Ctioneotieut infantry
and artillerymen are quartered, stroke
this morning after? one of the' most dis-
egreeairle’nights imaginable. Through-
out the limit the rainfall heavily anti
steadily tutti the soldiere‘wero given a
tout-tilting] taste tofstniilttiry service in
accompeisn. "l'hc little tents were
drenched. and therapy way. the occu-
pant; could keep airy wan to refrain
the canvas. Unmolested the tents serv-
rnost religiously from even touching
ed rte-a fair ohelier. btrt a jar or tr
'touch caused the canvas to become
veritable-sieves and the water.wonld
7 come through‘ain little streams.
At daybreak. however, the weather
, cleared, so for as rain was concerned.
but a cold northeast wind whislred
count the camp and made lively move—
ment“ necessary. A breakfast at fried
lisb, potatoes. bread anti coffee went
far to‘ restoring the dampened order of
the troops. anti the spirit of the camp
‘were higher-Mae the sun got in its work.
The general health of the camp is
excellent. This» morning brrt two men
were in the hospital. Private Brown,
of Hartford, and Private Spencer, of
Battery A. Both men had been suffer-
ing from chills. but later this forcnoou
they were discharged front the hospi-
tal. Two carers of sprained ankles were
reported.
in First re mcnt circlctr the duties
of the hour 0 performed promptly.
carefully anti to the extreme satisfac-
tion of Colonel Bartlett, commanding.
and the other officers of the regiment
and camp. Last night some of the
First regiment boys indulged in a little
,"horse play" at the. expense of recruits.
One party took a recruit out on the
parade ground. where. despite the hen-
vy ruin. a half htmr was spcnt in too-
sing the unfortunate Neophyte in blurr-
lrets and subjecting hitu to other in-
dignities initiatory to real servin.
This morning the First regiment i'oL
lowed out the routine religiously. lly
virtue of the fact that the Find rcgl-
meat movements are of coursc infan-
try movements their routine affords the
most interest from the spectacular
point of view.
An improvement inrihesc company
drills was noticeable today. The raw
recruits of the regiment were drilled
in the company streetu all the forrnoon
and this branch of the service is rap-
idly getting into shape.
Company K. Fourth regiment. of
Bridgeport. thitt morning reported all
well. Private Moore. who was dctnil-
ed to provost guard duty iattt night.
while ttirning in in the dark, in the
night, ran his hand into some glass
and sustained a long but not serious
cut on his right hand.
Company K will not [0 before the
.' examining board until aftcr the Firm
regiment hae been examined. t‘oloncl
Burden. of the latter command, csti-
males that the examination of Mir area
will take ncnrly tWo weeks. ('aptaiu
lireclthill. of (‘ompnny K. iiridgcptu-t.
has in hln nervice twenty-two regular
army veterans. and camp iifc to tin-m.
apparently. is a matter of unconm-rn.
In llattery A. the Vale platoon today
iii the proudest of all. This morninn
the otutl it marched to the ortartcr-
tnaater' antiquarian and each man
Wort glv a complete uniform and
rttulpmont. One of the original pin—
toon of Yale men has withdrawn front
the service. He is William f‘onnore. of
the Law echool. of New London. His
parent» ,vmtcrday. for iiit‘ ilrut timc.
learned of hie cuiinttuent. and objected
no strenuoueiy that ire withdrew.
Lost cvcnintr a party of infsrrtrymrn
from the Find rcgimcnl. largcly tht-
loyun rttniontit, vinitcd the Yale pin-
toon. They were received with upon
arms and fun reigned euprcmc until
'1' .l‘ )0 .,
The Yale hove .ro cxceotiinniy popw
lnr with the lt‘irnt rudiment horn. in
fact. thcy fllltiit' friendn with cyt-ry mic
and are the litr- of the chain.
At 0 o'clock this morning the l'f‘~
would" of lletiery A ttitlrtcd lit for
examination by the minimum board.
'l‘ire comrnltutionetl and non-commis-
sioned flmf'tvrii have already been iiiri-
mil of. It in unoillciniiy touted iltni
two mrporels of flattery A have been
"Mad nation and have been 00cm
home. The worlt of examination is
prcareesina as rapidly at tut-nitric.
'i‘lie courtettiett extended to the few
newspaper men at tho l‘ttlitifthtli guru
ragga. The representative of ’lho
A leteti Press hen been provided
with a roomy tent. tttlitwunt to throw of
headquarters. -
Continued on Page i.
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et’reeeai lootiiitiee.
Washington. tiny t-Jrhe ltnitmt
listen commie in Ipein and i‘nim who
were obliged by the ottihrenit ot iiint~
tiliiies to quit their litteri- without cor-
eniony are not to Miller financially.
“The note department has Irritant-ti it
live each of these oillcm nixty tiny»
‘ieere no that they will at inset draw
any for that length of time. inhoniri
hoetiiitiee extend beyond the ulxty tinyu
it may he thtri rccmrrse will be had to
Comma in behalf of the console. for
as the in now tirade the nitric depart-
ment in not authorised to retain on the
pay mile any employee in the conttuier
mile for; longer period than sixty
' em. ‘nuttn'ry ‘ 'i’rendez‘vo'us, Ninntic. ‘
RUSSEitL .0. 41,923, SECRETARY or: war.
. Hon. Burial! A. "Alger of Michigan. secretary of war, combines New Eag-
letid enemy with western enterprise. lie is a captain of commerce. having
made emotioope in lumber, but with him business is only an incident at life,
his ambitions hell! military and political, He has poverai times barely missed
a preeitientlel new nation. but his pride is in his war record and associations.
The present emergency affords him an opportunity cousl to his ambition.
uni-.3.- . .w.
TORPBDO BOAT FOX.
The Fox wan named in honor of (inulnvnu Vat: Fox. a retired naval offl-
cor who acted as aeristaut recrctnry of the navy front lrttii to loch. She has a
length of Hit feet: beam. lint fcnt: tlrnit. int. llerdiuplnconn-ut in tone in ill,
her indicated IlufldeWt'f L750. and silo has a tt|lt.'t‘ii of 22.3 knot: per hour.
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The Format is mum-d ill honor of Admiral lhrvnl tl. Fll‘l'fiifill. titre has-e
tliitplacornent of Hill tone and wait built at the Union iron thl'iitt. Hire hint 0000
indicated ltoreepowrrr of 5.000 and ht titted with two torpedo tuitcti.
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isooto'elm. . , p a“
without It." A iliiit‘ispnttttitti iii it'oripé'
ll pail of waim‘ lithium; clothed :11; (local as
the driven snow. i‘
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A take of Toilet. Soap in livery Package , ,, .
srrpiica soap for; Toilet, Bath, and .‘iurscrfl' 7110':
y “pay for ..
aging Ivorinc the only kind that furnishes the .
entire family with all the soap requlred. You on]
the Ivoriuc; we give you the Toilet Soap. 4.
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Millinery' and "Cloak Store.
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'Witir Popular l’riccs. ‘ .
With the Largest Assortment of it‘lowcrra
With the Latest Styles anti Designs.
With the Largest and Cheapest Stock of iiibltons.
With the Largest Stock of l'utrimmcdilats.
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What you can't find anywhere else
in town you will always
get at .
1—1. KRIEGER’S.
Mahackcmb Hater Block.
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Long enough to- cover every foot in the
Twin City: form: our claim to
your attention.
M. H. éCEJVER
122 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Agont for the Elite Shoal.
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Other machines chop meet
only. Till! DOES AWAY
Wi‘l'il Till CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOOITHIR.
CHORS Potato“. Meet.
Apples. ‘Cohhoge. Breed.-
EVERYTHING.
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It - Commentary by the “or. It. I.‘
Ito-rue.
(Copyright, 1000. by D. M. ltenrns.)
i. it. “And Josue answered and spoke
nnto thorn again by ptrrnbics, and sold,
The kingdom of heaven in like onto a cer-
tain hing which made a trierrlagc for hle‘
tron. " When the kingdom shall have come
for which our Lord taught on to pray. the
will of God nhall hedone on earth no in
heaven. But. while this is sure. according
to Her. xi, iii; 1 Cor. xv. tit. till. and
other assurances, there are "may seeming
delays, and there shall be rmtll the time
when He who hurt the title deeds ehali ox-
clnim, “There shall be dclay’ no. longer”
(Rev. 1, ti. B. V). The preparation» for
that uiorlouri contrumnratlon and the many
uvctrttt leading up to it. are so one with ii
that they seem to be spoken of as a part. of
it. The Bible ntory begins with a marriage
in Eden. and ends with the marriage of
tho Lantbtlicv. xix), of which many mar-
riage stories like thono of lsnac and lie-
bolrnh, Joseph and Anoimth, Motion and
Zipper-oh, lioaz and Ruth, are very eug-
gcetlvo.
ii. "And sent forth his servants to cull
tltcrr0_tlrat Were hidden to the wedding.
and they would outcome." Not. only will
there betlru bridegroom and the bride.
usetmtini to any wedding, but there will
be those who are called "The virgins, her
companions" (1’00. xfr, ii); pcrltuptt the
wire virgins or ath. uv. Then there
are to be me wh will be watching for
‘ their affirm he returns front the Wed-
ding ( alike all, 86), and We read in Rev.
xix. it, “Blessed are they which are called
to the marriage suppor- of the Lamb." All
will be there either as bride or guests who
are redeemed by His blood up to that. time.
t. "Againflw sent forth other nervantr,
shying, Tell thorn which are hidden, Ile~
hold 1 have prepared my dinner. My oxcu
and my failings are killed. and all things
are ready. Corrie unto the marriage."
Sat. untliwe shall tree the fullnctet and
magnificence of all that. is here signified,
when We shall be at the real tunrrinuo.
can we begin to imagine what in included
in these preparations. But We can you
some faint. idea if we will persistently ntni
proyurfuily ponder this great fact, that. God
so loved that. He gave His Sun. and that.
lie who spared not. ills oquou will ’with
Him frordy give all thingtr (John ill, in;
iionr. viii. 82). Those torrents rnny irr-
clude the nevonty and the apostles, but the
nicest-tigers are not. so iruptmnut as their
rummage: "All tiringtt are ready.‘ Home!”
5. "lint they made light of it and went.
their ways. one to his farm. another to lthr
tncrchnntiittc." lam writing tin-no notch
in the harbor of Colombo. Ceylon. in the
inert Week of my three vrcolts' trip front
Shanghai toCnlctttta, and I have never
been more impressed than i itnvothcstc
“color at itch. with the awful truth that
they all make light. of it. Meeting tantr-
panics of tltmio who love the book from
day to day every day of my life when at
home, it ht sonwthiutt new in ho mitt-d to
live for Worth with men and Worm-n who
roam the world over. but onro not. for iiint
or ill! oii'tiini wlrtnto their ilfl‘lllil is.
ti. "And the remnant tool. lilo ucrvnnttt
and eutrcated thorn itpitcfuiiy and flow
them." if those who rnsltc light of tbmro
things are allowed to go on tln-ir way. tho
way of self and death. they may not show
the reality of the carnal mind that. ill in
them, but. if the invitation ht pn-mtd upon
tin-ta. the spirit at hatred. which is mur-
der. may become very manifest.
7. “Bill when the king ilt‘ilnl tilt-roll! ht:
wart wrath. and he trout forth lrht armies
and destroyed those murderers and harms!
up their city." litmusc there ht wrntlt
beware lest llo take thee away with tile
stroke; then a great rennin cannot dcliwr
'thce (Job xxxiv. lti).
ti. "Then with lie to "is servant». 'l‘ho
wcddimr is ready. but they which were
hidden were not thl‘llly.” llc might have
mid that thcy did not. consider ills build»
that worthy of mountain». but No secure
to prom by thclr trcnttrtottt of llitrr and
streaks only at their treatment. of tlrcnt-
when. it. may be liitc i’aul'tt snyingto
ilic propicol Antioch. "\‘u put the word
of fled from you and Judge your-solicit uu
worthy of crerint-tltm lii'o (Acts :ili. iii).
it, lti. "iio yc. therefor-0'. into lilo hiuii-
way-rt. and tut Intuty not ye shall flint bid to
the marriage. no thew ttcrrnnttt want.
and tho n'cdtliug Willi furuiuhcd with
flut‘lllt.” (tor proscnt commission in to
go ovcrywlicrc with tho invitation that. the
than of the nitirrlnuc may count.
it. ”And when tho kinu canto in to sun
the nut-sot he now thcro a man which had
not on 00 Wililiiltfl atrrtncut. " ’l'hcro iii one.
and only one, who will Judge orory one
and everything (Acts xvii. Ill. lliu cyun
are no niiouto of llrc. and nothing can
escape "hit or them. it in 00 ntunll ttttrttur
tmiupnrniiroly what putrplu thinlt of tot.
i'hriut ht tlto .lutlno. ootthcy. llc hon. by
int-lug tnnde sin for llti. providcd o perfect.
riuhtmuuucru which lie given frccly to any
our who will truly accept ilitn til tior. v.
Ni. ii» in iiiilttti'llwtl ill the doubt of nitlill
provided for Adam and live tilt-n. iii. ill).
nttid Iplainly stairs! by tho both-wr- ill inn.
I . ii.
iii. "And lie saith unto him. l‘riotr'd.
how cotttnetthorr in hither not turvinu 00
roddluu uarrnent? And he were whines. "
.i- the thief ls ashamed when t ht found
thr. it. till). soeiunere Iiiiiii he enhnnwd
ntrti confounded when brought before lily
row of tire. and i John ii. liti. indicates 00
|meelblilty of believer: lining: in some about
and nausea entrained ulna.
, iii. "‘i‘bcnseid tho ltinu iotho entrants.
llltrti hint hand and foot and tulle hint
pwny tutti cunt him into noun-darkness.
‘hcro shall lie weeping ntrti unnuiring of
tooth." tlnlan utvcu pinoutt do we iind
titiuettrrettelon indication areal iortuotll.
'i'huot utl' places iti'it Mirth. riii. iii; xiii.
ill. but ssiv. hi; esv. llil. 00nd latlto siii.
int. in earth cairn they not from iii» lips
who won tint Multinational tht-ltmtuf
tlod. and who so lewd nu that lie unvo
lllmself for nennd count from the glory
of heaven to Ill years of unparalleled hu-
miliation on thin earth that We inlifitt "it.
Imrltth or litter! the meaning of this awful
torment.
it. "For many are enliml. but few are
citation." The ,tttutte word-are found in
chapter its. Iii. lit counwtiott with "the
lust shall be fill! and the first loot. " M
lilm nhn Will, ii". and ilotlctt the nutrient
tutrttiern rewnrde. We are often at fault
in our in them of who are helium or
who are not. of whom mlly set-Intuit
(ind 00nd lite u and who one not. flat
tin- eyesot the in will mete no lllilr
mire. lat Islet 1:,- othcre. but no in
"in sight inducer: too "all severely.
and honestly” the worri- of Its. “all.
OI. rm sis. it. When ween inelined II
lmlreteehennroywe litter liinr i
"Walnut.“ Followlhotilo '1
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Flinn:
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You never have to cost an op- ‘ '
petite to eat these dainty mor-
eeis. Alws e crisp. light and
flaky. A elicscy for tnyolido.
eheelth food for children. ‘
Sold everywhere with theworrl
“Favorite" on every biscuit. .
linked in the best bakery in
New England.
New llayen flattery:
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. ’ New Mares, (ion.
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Market.
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AT
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To Alaska
GOLDFIELDS
by new lMPill LIN! 0.3m ton steamers
unto. i'enn-ylvonin. littnoh lndlano, rm-
it‘tttu‘glt. flirt-clnlly fitted with steam em,
islet-Jo Linton. and all rrnulern improve-
mcn .
Seattle to St. Michael "
Appointed to null about June 0.5.2.0:
July l: LIVE.
1:] one largctrct-trn hlt'lllllt'l‘il no well kaowniu
the nit-ntinuttc iiilsillt'nli irt intimation with
our own "not of l. NOW V0..." furllw
Yukon Riv-r lrlsflit' furnish by far the
bent mute to Dow-on City and all utircr
Yukon Riv-r lsilliln. -
"ALL WATER ROUTE."
llcmcnttn-r that thin line enables pout! I’ll
to l‘l‘lit‘il liit' iwnrt of "10- Gold 'iOIIO w ill-
out claiming the hard-idiot. curt-euro, anvcro
toilnrni tlttngcr to iii-- and pro 'rt churnin-
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