11,111 battuiio ,
no
‘1 hilll‘ill
lob,
II'tIll bill
r use on 1
1" Egret- triansf'ers! be
news line
e
as uvcll represented
III to allow excursion
days for militia
was tidal prov/111mg for
1' lab mileage book. .1511
f firecrackers oval (ya
, C. E Curtis. of Simsbury,
. .l'laven, against it.
‘hearlug on the bill pun
s les'bfizoods by Itin
rose
.Mix his finding in the in
at the Judson
The seaports. find ‘that Cap
rded as danger-
pled by the superintendent.
glib:- well have been, there
y to save and no sur1'10unu
a.
similai circumstances.
trimmed with prudence
, e reports iii!!! thaL
hit w e “not caused by the
or carelessness of any other
of goods by itinerant ven-
sidiant Joseph Torrey, of the
Men's Association, headed
. allot). and was accompanied
W. Falrchild, C. D. Buckingham
el '1‘. Wooster11
; cidlclary
s fraud by itinerant ven
forbids persons coming In-
. salsa,
ocal merchants. the van
"eddy afternoon by Detec-
oven,- yesterday afternoon.
1' lie girl named Miss Cla1a Pelkv.
‘ ears ago and soon after dcsmt
er With nothing save a num
unpaid bills.
cash regl t r com-
film deli utility in (1011 ml it
Iowa has been
. it since last November. He ex-
' 'Iihm Russel.
\,.
w
WM 111.
., IIIII
last fall.
Z Music:
our}: ox-srosldcnt
- ' improve.
~ that 11101111111311 a.
silica oh 'judlclary there
marina on the hill promo-
vor of the bill and Wei-l.
'1' here
r1 Pond. has returned
of the death of the four
be time killed by suffocation
quI'tes received by the fall 01
Bi
' cw Haven, Febru- '
roux and his men renewed 11
tom 'the superintendent or
1’ cubs short time before the
careful. and to watch
.1'lé Ordaied hack
flout-the dangerous position
' _ the Y. M. C. A.1ol the state opened
, spoons and that an inquest
Bridgeport s business
ti); Hartford yesterday, to
passage of a bill relating u
The hearing
committee
of merchants from
to was very large. The
ltled to a “bill to pre-
state representing fire and
and the selling of
0 street thereby diverting
title or no license for
‘ an. and Daley. under the
'II! ‘61! Parsons. or Lord Rosse
his Hadley‘oi‘ Yale, was taken
York on the 1:35 train out of
Be-
vlng for New York with the
live, the unknown man denied the
notorious swindler, who, pos-
Lord'Beresford, married a
11 Hot Springs, Colorado. where
0. ‘Brown. of New Haven, who has
' confined in the Noiwich‘ police
11 are, since his lurost lust Mon-
‘ '1'” am chemo of ombczvlcnwnt
,IIJolin Simon of New
yester-
and was 11qu on two counts. the
a and costs footing up to
acting as
l' shillor Eamon, in Nurwlch and New
to be able to secure money 101‘
for twenty-live
s- accountunt in the Board of We-
_Issloncrs, died at his home
urto'rd yesterday of exhaustion
para] prostration Mr. Russell
In) In that city March 24. 1538.
as the son of Sheriff Westweil
1. .' Mr. Russell was executive
.. . my to Governor Hubbard during
1111 of oliico. 'A With. one son and
8 Employment Bureau has
”T? the superintendent of
, i be Philippines. an uppit-
6r ‘Ynlo' irraduutcs to'art as
The superintendent says 11.‘
,Iisachars will be needed ihclo.A
they will roceiv from $76 to
month with transportation to
1 ' ohm many years one of
udwli'li‘anpm In 111.111.111.11
ed, yesterday. at his home in
was their mum wedding an-
ion Nice received by C.
superintendent of the
the Consolidated
the condition of his in
In another ~w
alluded by tile
#11ch1 causes gas a d
me half digested
fermentation
ll. :‘Theie Is a
oppression and heaviness in;
caused by pressure of the
intended stoma‘dh on the bean and
use, interfering with their action;‘
hence arises”. "limitation and short
breath
Poor diacritics also poisons the
blood. 1111111111; It thin and watery.
‘whtch imthtes and weaken the heart.
The most. sensible treatment for
heart trouble is to improve the discs:
lion and to insure the prompt assimiia
tloll 1061mm; 'i "’
This can be done by the regular use,
after meals of some safe, pleasant and
effecti‘yfe preparation, like Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be
pd not most drug stores and which';
co}iaiu valuAblevi‘ harmless t{tpestive
el pears in, a pleasant, cd opium:
0It is safe to say that the regular' per-4
sistent use of Stuart's Dyspepsia 'i‘ab
lets at meal time will cure any form
of stomach trouble, except cancer of
the stomach '
Full sized package of tilea'e,tablet1'
sold by drugglsts at 60 cents. Little
book on stomach troubles mailed free‘
Address F A. Stuart 00.. Marshall,
Mich. mil -8
“Wu—«AM...
SECOND DAV'S SESSION-
1v. M. q. 'A. Convention Hears Several
Important Papers.
WIATERBURY, March 8~The sec
ond day’s session of the convention of
with fllty‘five delegates present. 'i‘ne
following gpapers wc1e read and dis
cussed: Some Essentials to 1111 Eligect
ive Educational Work A. ll. Wilcox
of 'l‘orrington; The Literary Society.
the Library hectares and Other Fea-
tures In the Education Department. 1
V. Cobleigh‘, of Naugatuck; What'Ciass
of Men Should he Selected pot the do
caption committee? W. R. Goddard. of
Derby; How Can We Promote ‘Soc-
labillty Among Young Men in the As
soclatlon Building? A. F. Bromcly, of
New Britain: The Conclusions of the
Special Committee Appointed by the
Secretaries Conference, R. S. Ross. of
Waterbury.
Thls‘concluded the morning‘s work
and in the afternoon session, which
began at 2:30, an address on How May
we Best Promote " Bible Study,
was delivered by Rev. George :5.
Avery: A paper on Physical Culture
in the Association was read by l". N.
Scerloy. M. D. of Springfield. The 111‘
formed session was concluded by an
address by Rev. Rockwell Harmon
Potter, of Hartford. the subject being
The Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion on Aid to the Church and the Com
munity.
At the evening session an address
on The Value of the Work of the
State Association will be delivered by
I. E. Brown. of Chicago. The conven—
R ght Rcv. Chauncey B. Brewster, 'i).
D.. of Hartford. who will take for his
subject What the Twentieth Century
Young Men Should Be. -‘
TURKISH ARMY EXPENSES.
“—1-—
Thc Government Considering the Pro-
posal for a Loan. 1\
CONSTANTINOPLE. March 8—-—'i‘l1c
statement is confirmed that the gov-
c1',nment with a view to meeting the
extraordinary expenses of the. lirmy.
is considering the proposal made for n
loan of three million pounds,"l‘urkish,
to be guaranteed by the proceeds of 11
six per cent. s111tax on the taxes of the
omphe and a 2 per pent. surtnx on in
four per cent, and a one per cent. sink-
ing fund.
catc which offered the ports the loan
assert that other capitalists are Invit—
ed to participate, and that. consequent
Iy. it is incorrect to say the loan is
conditional upon Germans getting fu-
ture orders for arms and ammunition.
NO TRUT‘H IN THE RUMOFI.
NEW YORK. March S—The Assoc-
iated Press correspondent
sends an authoritative denial of the re
March 6th.
THE OFFICE sov's REVENGE.
A young lady who Is employed in
young man acquaintance whose name
is Jones.
boy was saucy. and she scolded him.
and handed her one of Mr. .iones' col
Iling cards.
g
ey.bo
The latter nodded
Her heart beat faster.
Ibmthrce. you not imagine at he had co 0 to her
is 5.1 as death occgrr‘ed. office fed r'lnou‘he wint'lla'd her to
u eighty—two The couple the theatre that night. She
seem to
want Into the outer office.
"A're Iyou Miss-mt" he asked
“ all, l'm a co
Iainfimpni of
phi.
ti nwili then be addressed by the
Iland customs duties. The loan is‘ to
be issued at eighty. with interest at
The member's of the German syndi—
in Paris
iterated rumors that General Horace
Porter Intended relinquishing his post
one of the tall oillce buildings has a
A few days ago the office
day or two later he marched into
the innerofllcc where one was at work
"is he out there?" she whispered to
She could
softly to the Mashatand In the
corner and rearranged her hair, tied
the ribbon about her neck freshly, and
then, with her swaetasl expression.
A burly man with a mustache stood
of agar the door. it wasn't her friends at
11
A11
‘ ye euswili be .
at. W
1 ; Iereu
Hopi-Impound bydths bd'purlnton.
118111, [and Trouble ‘Enlllbdr the
Forte nicsns ”Defending 11111-1.
' 'si'l'N ' JUAN on were also.
March 8~1~A serious riot occurred here
yesterday. At 6 o'clock in you cvepinli
Hiscock left their
tillery named
which a mob of people had assembled.
The soldieis (bed 11 volley Into the air.
dispersed the mob and rescued School
Superintendent Armstrong. Who was
besieged by the mob In 11 house sltuot
ed about a block from the city center
of Superintendent Armstrong. the city
had‘ been overrun by “riotous crowd
of probably 1,500 persons. who shout-
'ed "Down with the Aemrlcans." and
other similar cries. The excitement
originated in a trivial school Incident
involving Superintendent Armstrong
111111 illustrating the excitable nature
of the Porto Ricans. 'i‘ne superintem
dent reprimanded a girl, ten years of
also, fur disobedience, and forcibly. but
'harnilessly marched her to LuG front of
the room from the rear Of the school
room. l-'le1 dress c'nught in ‘a desk.
and was thereby torn and the girl re-
ported to her mother that she had been
kicked and abused. 'l'his excited the
Iglrl's mother, and sensational stories
were circulated with the result th it
when the school children were dis-
missed a number of boys gathered to
uethe1 11nd paraded the streets. They
were jonied by many lo'afe1s and lu‘. I-
grown men. and it became necessary
for the police to escort Superintendent
Ar mertong from the school house to his
home. The superintendent and the po
licenien were stoned as they passed
through the streets. and as the crowd
constantly increased in site. they
sought refuge in the intendcuclli
A number of persons from the crowd
outside succeeded in entering the
building. but were subsequently eject
ed by employees and others.
"'By .1 o 'ciock affairs had assumed such
a thIeatehlug aspect that Governor Al-
lcu 01d01 1.11 the mayor to dispense the
mob. notifying him that he could ask
for government assistance if he was
in need of it. The mayor, howevc1,
paid no attention to the governors
notification. although the city police
were powerless. not being in any way
respected by the rioters. whom they
did not attempt to disperse.
At {1:80 p. m. the ofilces were croseu,
missioucr of education of Porto Rico.
asked for police protection of'his ol’
lice and hotel. A treasury clerk who
was one of the men who elected the
rioters from the lntendcncla. was at
tacked. stoned and disurmcd by 11
mob.
The insular police, who have no jur-
isdictlon in the city except in case of
emergency, and at the call of the may
or and governm. were not called upon
till 6 p. m., but at .hat time. the drill-
lerymen previously inferred to in this
dospatch took the initiative without
orders, and dispersed the gathering.
In the meantime the city police had
fired about one hundred shots, mostly
in the air, for there were no cusuah
ties.
Several otho1 Americans, besides the
Treasury clerk were stoned from roofs
and balconies.
At 8 o ’clock last night this city pro
sentcd its usual tranquil appearance.
Up to the hour of filing this dos.
patch today. there has been no further
demonstration.
Governor Allen declares the unfor-
tunate occurrences especially the .1:-
tion .of the artillerymen. Corporal
Hiscock has been placed under urre 1L
and is now In the guard house. It is
probable that he will be tried by court
martial.
The teachers Who have been ques-
tioned on the subject. have made"
stuteme ts agreeing with those of Sup-
erinten ent Armstrong. to the effect
IjA‘ol‘v'u med-was Wsl'tihr‘di‘y, Wu "
live artillerymen and a (:01 porul of ar- .
guard post. without orders, and churIg- .
ed across the plaza into a street in I'
Four i1ou1s previous to the rescue :;
to his brother, William F. Reddluz. of
:ed States Assay Olllce in New York
'and he has received a report from the
and Martin G. Brumbaugh. the com 1
ll Males ",Beslliil“ Siiiii
8! I dim ,thpva'rla
m%fl%‘&w&‘w linlani sluts ”Ea? "
:evllsnusry. up or N. l dlmti u
11 418.1010: 0 uplts.ei1'llpulmll93
1111111 sloop by opinion is a serious min the)
zinc brnIlif inr'ml benumbcd a m the body’s
ism. lie 1n y it: up remove.» tunes-sol 11mins
iiu iiidm‘ by lithiiilou mill bifcct on the nerves
and on the Milllliwll um Inwals, 1
l ‘eiery Iiinu pureul‘ diminution and 11m;-
14111dele lava and Kidueynlssaup. . . .1Il
'iT
DISCOVERED A GOE'D MIN'E‘.
NEW, YORK; March 8-—Frank W.
Readings formerly of Newark. who
was a member of the Astor Battery
during the Spanish war, has, it Is said.
discovered a gold mine on the island
of Miudsuo. in the Philippines. 1
A quantity of the dust be forwarded
“1.3
Newark The letter sent it to the Unit...
government sssayer that the dust
proved to be on? line, and that it was
worth, in its crude state 818. 60 an
ounce. The Newark man cabled the
news to his brother.
in the very vortex of the bargain
rush a man was struggling: “Mercy!"
he shrlcked. But the womenbors him
down and trampled him underfoot:
“The nerve of him " sneered they.
one to another, "to wear a shirt waist
and then ask special consideration by
reason of his sex!"
EIVW...
Taylor &' Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
“ 74 1 Washington Street.
sourH NoanALIK, comm.
INVESTMENT 42"c'lo
451;
The Guaranteed Infmsf Bonds
5 y
Conn. General Life Ins. Co.,
of Hartford. can be purchased by small
annual installments.
ABSOL UTE]. Y SAFE
A MAN 0E SENSE
Is the man' who1besl preserves those
faculties with “which datum has endow-
ed him its may hate to Wear glasses
~most people do—hut the man of in-
telligence thankfully accepts this arti-
ficial aid when his eyes tell of its need.
When yours speak let me not. My ser-
vice, treatment and prices shall bcI,alI
right.
.H. B. HOYT. Graduate Optician. Af-
ter April lst. room ,9, United Bank
Building.
HOMER. B." HOYT,
Graduate Optician,
FINE WATCH, REPAIRING. ~
your friends to go on your
bond? The Aetua Indemnity
Conuiany will 1155111110 all lia-
bility at' very reasonable
rates.
JacabIM. Layton
Resident Agent,
a Mason rust.
that the girl was not banned.
know why they were mobbing thr
Americans. The rioters mostly be
longed to the unemployed element 0
the population.
M
W
Ready for Thom.
guide and a very great personage rr1
l-losoliepoff's. 1
‘An Account“ of Monday s rlo
olIIcIIil‘ score
more levels is light for the lice.
is stated that the s udllnts. s on
br'stlon‘ or. page i 11161111111111.
quested 1'1 mails for “Nicholas."
M. Bogollepoll is named Nicholas
item a
stallieuils‘,w who spill
the crow?
all‘c‘e, desert
him their etc
the belief that in
treated .
their numdsb ‘n'aa yucca Nikon.
new
lid“ 1:? . I
brbei’t
' rest” It
, e
it is p1obsblo that fou1 fifths of thosdvc‘
who took part in the rioting did noific‘
thyc
NIHILISTB IN 8T1PITERBBURG. (I'c'ns.
Po'llco Warned of Their Coming only}:
Bogoliepoff. minister of public lnstr111'eel
lion; minister of the lntehlm. Bipisuer
spectively. The police suspectpd naurb
.1011ch1 from the moment he croaseine
the hontlcr and ..0Iowed him to spot
' up
places the" a air In 'shc
cel 1111
l'i'llill.
001
the
priests declined he request. This the
couuicfth‘etrs‘u less as the won my
gas 11in or collie
”Vi” dlstii ad
ll'hfthat the roamed a ilk
bins in arbor 1o ores lid.
being 111 ali-
5thqu all ole
" IOW
till «=11
v dipld etc nno Idle
.UTW'. nun.) urns
belching or any other stomach troub
this preparation can't help but do y
good. The most sensitive stomac
can take it. C. C. Stillson.
The man who lives for himself alo
is apt to be neglected by the world
large.
Their promptnesl and their plehsa
effects mako DeWitt's Little Eur
Risers most popular little pills. Wh:
For People
who are
Food Particular
u
Fancy "High lmwn"
Print Butter.
Creamery
l’uro Lord. 100 l
Wsshburn. Crosby Gold Medal
Flour, I
11.0 Pancake. "g. 1. I161 pl:
3 lb. pkg; l‘l. 0.Buckwl1eat Ho 11in
2 lb. pkg. H. O'. Buckwheat, 90 pk
H.o.0ntnicsl.111640p
Gold Dust. or
II bars good Laundry Soup,
7 Ibnz's pics 8061),, '11
:11 11,
01111 1.1.1.1....
Are now In .ptock. A larger variety
than ever befops.
very low.
DECORATING.
Tel. Cali 185-21 ‘
ITINGSII IIFOR B'PRING
Prices; as usual.
Having encased a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
We are In better position than ever to
I do your work.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ANDI
,,.. East Nomik.
OUR NEW LINE OF CHINA MnT-
1
i.
is now ready for your inspection.
have the largest and best assortment
in the 'i‘win;Citias.., _.
it will pay you to call and see our line
before purchasing elsewhere. Newest
lowest ’
18145155513 BY MILLIONS patterns. best qualities. and
' prices.
F. H. FIELD. Gent. Agt.. . J can...“ co
United Bank Buildinc. I'Soufh Nomadic. ' ' "
Funeral
Prices 10c to 3312.
Directors - and "ivambaimen,
12 North Main Street.
””3055: "—657?!vi "
:11 valves BANK.
Open daily, excopt Saturday. from
9 a. m. to 12 m.. and from 1 to 3 p. to
Saturday. Ii a. 1m to 12 m. and on Mon
day evening from"?
toll.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Nice-Frost.
GEO. F. BEARSE, Sec. and Tree
a
NOTICE.
walk.
Dated. March 5. 1901.
me a postal and I will
Prompt attention and honorable
i am occasionally
in New .York some days through the
dealings with all.
week
Immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
sence.
come in during my ab
n
1.1—:
call.
The First National Bank of South
Norwulk. Conn, located at 'South Nor-
in the state of Connecticut is
closing up its affairs. All note-holders
and others, creditors of lipid associa-
tion are therefore hereby” notified to
present the notes and other chums
against the association for payment. 1
CHARLES E. FERRIB. Cashier. 1
m5 to 1115
Hustle for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old met
sis and materials of every kind. Drop I
ABRAHAM HARRIS
re. '
OE’NORWALK. '
51 WALL STREET, NIORWALK.
(incorporated 1857. )
Ior.
Ambient On
DIRECTOR
E. Hill, E. K. lockwood, J. P. Tread
weII.E. J. Hill .1 A Os'boru. D. W.
C. Randle, 0. III.
Wilson. W 1“. Bishop.
lsrsbnal. property. stocks, .
tc.. deposited in the Safe Do"
suits in New Yuri: city, If tax
Fitch Joseph
hlor.
8:
ler the law of the brute of
" our
use»
vim’nr'lyfm.
v:
so mm'm
All!!!”
1
"11'- Io'é’rl'
. .l'i'i, .11
13 Raymond St, or 11 North Main
Shiatsu -
W
THE NATIONAL BANK
ST. PETERSBURG. Wednesduyve- .,_.__ -—-——.
Mrach nil—Ii ls learned from an exccling 91"” ”{3}“? lif‘wn' “‘9! are 1' Mb" '7“ I, ' ‘: MW
lent source that the police were waruldo p y per °° 01- var and bowel "0“ 80A PLUS had I‘ FITS." mono
ed beforehand by foreign agents the be I“? G .C minim“- 1 . .1
three Nihilists were coming to hit. Patch >~---~~~-~~1~1~~M~ IBINBZEN H'LL‘PPW I. J. HILL,
orshurg with a commission to kill Mao. Vlco Pros. H lac Culi-
J. P. TREADWE'LL.
i 11'
ship dilemma like:
"NO.
$.13
l
7
We
"rill.
240 in hou h the owner be In resident claim- ~
the state. This can be avoided“ by
cntlng’ a into in the Safe Deposit
a l of the National Bank of iron
'iiirlr'w'
'w;
pound out of one of your satin-1
guishers, in the hands of one of
our om lays » ,1
simple to saddles
fcctive; and does 110111111111:
soevcr to the materiaIvau
l
A.
In every hotel sud. epsrtmem
"house in the count
purpose. aslin our opinion it is
the finest appliance for that pur-
pose on the market.1
are,
EEGham
10 First Avenue.
98 Washlnxton St. . .
Telephone at hous‘h.8-I
the cheapo“, The real question
Painting. Paporfisnfilng. Decor-
‘ 3. sling. ‘
'; ‘ ., IiIIrIuIcIl.waIl1iIch
311:8 e y‘ tle‘
mall amount of the com-
STsil] _ libf'ols.
urine.
srsudpthNNposn
1111 its the 1:
lecture id contact 1
satisfied with our
1 free to say that t‘
“(I We
cheerfully recommend it or that
'1 '.
Wishing you every success, we
STAFFORD 81 I'IITAKER.
1.6.31
Giuliani, Vi , 2, .'.ll iii.
:12 WAle 9N STREET.
Eouth'o
RUNEI‘ML DIRECTOR
AND lEMfiAEMEN.
South Noel!“
Sincercl yours,
1) " w 1111101111.
Residenoepd Orphans)“: ToiI'nIpe
v.11 ‘ 1111.
Su cessor to
,c. E. CLAPHAM.
31’ "Italy
Plumbing.
Phone l'3I7-3I.
50 5901“..M?il1 IIStrIeIIeI.
50- Norwalk
Sore Throat?
TRY
era-111111.11
Balm.
I0c, 25c,
. or Slllo
“Baxter's or IPlaistcd’s; (T
A Good
Article.
501:,
The new stock of wall ,paper. is '
the .kind which has til: highest
type of beautyyof coloring, and of 11
material in the makeup. ,.It's
worth while making; ,it’s worthf
while buying. In our best homes,”
the question is not asked which it
is. which is the best. We answer
it with this paper.
. 1'1, . 1
l
1‘ 1 '.i 'I-
will Pam PIIIIM' Silo-
plles, Artisto' Materials.
Window WM‘imu Poles.
' 1" .1. overpass» ;
Pictures Framed lb Ord‘u'.
WE
‘ iiiii‘lii’lfi’w‘fi?‘
'3‘1'.‘
we HAVE raps Canine BY val
unmouniwoiiimw have.
M. TKRLOV,
cousuci‘t‘our'buaumi' ‘
souls humus.
I
Daill'i Freight LineI
Betweon1
NORWALK,
BOUMM NORWALK
NEIW “YORK.-
Propellers
CITY or NORWALK.
venom AND EAGLE.
' 'L'oave Norwalir 5 p.111. Loam South
Norw‘slk 13 p.111. Leave New York.
' Pier 23. East River. Beekman Street,
'1 3 D m
' { LirmGHI iso'nr'r LIE
-' ‘ You want your coal delivered to you
' by the best method.
We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per-
i faction of chili.
WE. KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to
coal her‘e.
{by your
1
I IRVING 1.91211me a co.
sumssérs‘ to a. mime. ..
Coal Yard and Gilles Water. street.
Enoch omce corner Washington and
5 Main streets. South Moi-walla Conn.
Telephone 01111.31 5.
W
N. y. N.H.&H.R.R.
TIMETABLE.
In effect 19......» a mo.
an.-.
In
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FIOlI
' NEW YORK
A.’M .--116311. 4:55;. 15:11:. 1:15.
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