.ouldbo‘hddrouod to The ”All the. oot‘doairoo. 1.1»... oiitlcal meetings. They “special places. however, , speeches- ... w-*~———~ , Ithe game of policy tcs Boston (1111111 the other day three rews of numbers (1 iii-h on the clips are coll- kfoifi, the Kentucky and If! .,ows.. 91's who have fairly won on 0 rows, which are drawn M‘-m'—‘* 9 experiments which have ductéd by the military author- mesa for the purpose of do influence of mosquitos malaria show remark- A battalion of soldiers protected from the mosqui- 33:. malarial seasdn for will this disease entirely, rot'e'ctlxl battalion in on of ArenSburg. Germany ed as passionate card play- anyone not allowed to play they make up games dds' houses and gamble 11 As soon as the cash her they take to various Iiu'oatlye toilet belongings. out to another her corset. bonnet a third some lace 111n1es,an(i they go even as 1113 their I'prayei books: is quite free from corrup~ here is considerable bosh. ' ideal municipal government ity. "said, a Glasgow man now rdaym .‘lThe public improve- to far behind those of many the United States. The elec- ‘ " are (ineer. old fashioned p'erm'itted the ”Lommlbsions were cltieb to look into elem. ., systems I can’t imagine 11bit 3&9!WI20P they bi‘ti'ught : " old fashioned ideas. " to Transcript finds in the - rror an argument in in Panama route for the isth- ' Thdfl‘ranscr'ipt says: "At (13.110 volcanoes with , tics, and have been (1.1111 geological period a with the soismograph over about a year showed a or ercootags of measurable in rooms than in P1111 this notwithstanding the ided‘bg nature for the re " (.1 forces in the ion feet alone should no a 11.1.. quantity in a wise selection dll‘I other cdusiderations. were lightly «(gainst the Panama 1" 32’1“. o crust from the bread of (1111‘s and'wiches; they (1111 ' coffee for fruppe consl I melt is usually n1 f . church and parsonage was 310.500 of ‘ , Micros are. gilll, e iarly by yb‘un3 and I 3(ill on yet; wait until you . lee fresh and very 111 are shipped , pretty good but find any that are , ‘ the rule and final idea. and new..." i monsoolines. and ' mushy 1788 1.1.1.111. fall I: (an 'authorltles for women The Henry row is. e imBoeton, and is used to I (country 15' an interviewer 1 (111111.. shows signs of activity. Lava is Hamilton Methodists Hails the Edifieo ._ Illamilton. DUI) L11..D. presided my Willem, or hill been such (in ‘euy (are: The 60111111de and fills ;the “blots ‘do the loot.’ Evuybox box-old makes friends for the store and sells another box—” IAMBSE. SOMES, Phone» clot, Tern! Bouts. Indiana. Iron-011 Tablets the but «no for “MW” l .1‘......... - . w. . [5071111111. 25 Coot: — * .3 “a M...“ _._......_. n-1,»-.. .1..." llixie Will Sail T [lililll (Continued from second page.) nos, but is apparently moderating. Anxiety is still felt. All the oiiicers 1u1il,resideuts are cooperating with me. The ladies are making clothing." Sir Frederick M. iiodgson. theIgov- ernor of ".Ba1badoeo British West in dies, forwarded to the colonial office today the report of the colonial secrc tury who has Just returned from a vis it to St. Pierre. Martinique it c011- iirms the worst accounts of the disas ter. The cometary compares the l3: nitod matter which destroyed (1ve1y- thing within/1n area often miles long by six wide to burning sealing wax. he adds significantly that the services of doctors are not requiucd, as there rue no wounded persons Governor Hodgstn estimates that hvo million tons of dust from the island of. St. Vincent fell on the island of 11.11 he does.‘ PARIS. May 14—14111 meeting this cite-1110011» called-(II by the American (number of commeice in raise funds i'I-01 the relic! of the West indlan cut-- forcrs, was well attended, and (ive1 12.000 fi'ancstsimilii) was subscribed in a few minutes to aid the destitute people attlnrtinique. The proceed ago were brief and 'liuslncss-llke. Henry Vignaud, the United States charge (l'afl’aires, presided. President Francis Kimbal. (if the camber of commerce, explained the o loci of the meeting 11111 H Peartree moved (and ii Valoin seconded a resolution ox- messing the sympathy of the Ameri- (ans of Roots with France in her our low: 3' NEW YORK; May li—Edmond Bru- waert, the French consul general an New York received a cablegram from 111' pelciissomthc French minister of foreign affairs. directing him to for- malty“ thank the New York chambei of 10111111010511.1111 others who have. 0X- ((nded aid to thrI sufferefl at Martin lquo in behalf of the French govern ment. ileniy E Gourd. the president of the Ficnch chamber of commorco in this city received from the navy do pertinent at Wiishington today formal permission 101' 'fhe treasurer of: the (liamboiI.,‘}i. C.I_D(I. Mcndcuii. to pro- ceed to Martinique on the Dixie N lie Medeuil will carry with him in French special about $4. 000 that has been raised by the French chamber of commerce and further contributions will be forwarded to him at Fort DII France. “PARIS May li—A despnt'ch from Naples to the Journal says Mount V9. flowing from the crater on t e Pompeii :Ii1lc.wh'ile hot clnders are brown up in time to time. .. new CHURCH panic/(311.11 Nearly Paid For. DAN1E11SON.Coun. May J‘s—The dyadic tion set-1 ices of the new Moths (list huron Rev w. 1‘ Davis. pastor. took place yesterday. Bishop J. Wd an assisted by IiPresiding Elder J; (13 lining of the cortices it was announced that the blast of the which there remained a. debt of $3 2100. Actor We Hami lion“ 3 address ’a‘ colI cog? was taken up and netted $1 0 iii Milan MAN DESPERATE. WINSTE ,‘May 14—Jufit‘ after (li- vorce pope were served on him at the home of J. 14'. Sheldon, where he was stopping oVer night. .1. Edwin uchy. aged 33 of Tor-ripstop. ((- mpted suicide by taking laudanu‘m. yodterday He had (led from Tel-ring- too; where he was employed at the Ex- (1, for Needle works after brooding r family troubles and the papers were sent here for 111s sheriff to serve. is room ‘ 1111.1 two physicians were “.oyrevlved him. IHe “will recover. possibility ofthe English speaking poc- ,‘ l 1 Mr. Carnegie. its key was bonded by I hold in conjunction with the key of .illumbers and their guests adjourned - mops; Mr. and Mrs George Westina fleet: in the Union Station yesterday. ORDERS EXPRESS THANKS. W Military Board, Having Made Report, lo- Dissolved. The following special order was is cued from the allies of the adlutant general yesterday, and a copy was sent to each member pf. the board named (herein: , ‘I State of Connecticut. . . Adjutant General's Office. - d.Ma‘y13.1002 Special Orders. 0 (39. ‘1. The military '111'd consisting of: Brigadier General GIiiwald ill. Brudlel’. 1etlred president: Brigadier General George Huron Brigadier General 1.011- “N. VanKe11re11,rctlred; Brigadier General Arthur 1. 'IiGoodileh. 1IIctired: Brigadier General Charles M. Joulyu retired; Brigadier GenelulJoh'n w At! wood, i'iaymaster general Colonel Wll-I llam H. Tnbbo. re ired; Colonel Wll~ :‘iam E. Cone retl’iI ii; Colonel Lucien Osborn Lieutenant Colonel Eugene '11 Kirkland rained; Major Gilbert 1. Fitch. Fourth Regiment. 0. N. (1.. re- Icorder. appointed in Special N0. 32, A. G. 0., c. s., to take into (:onsideiation the organization. stand- ling and efficiency of the Connecticut LNatlouul Guard. and submit to the I board or of (ionization such rocommcuI (lotions as they may decide me for the best interests of the service: having :Iubmltted a report together with re- (ommcudations. the same is hereby accepted. and the military board dis» iIolved. ll. in express to the 111lliia1y board his commotion of the careful considera- tion given to the important subject submitted and his thanks for the 1al liable recommendatiims made. By order of the Commander— in- Chief George M. Cole. Adjutant General. (iniciul: William E. F. Lenders Assistant Adjutant General. PRESENTATION 'ro CARNEGIE. Given thc‘Froedom of the Piumbers’ Company in London. LONDON. May “—1119 freedom or l'1(I Plumbers' Cempany was presented 1 1 Andrew Carnegie today. at the Guild Hall in a valuable casket of various metals. Replying to the presentation address Mr. Carnegie declined that he thought it more difficult to conscien- tiously distribute wealth than to no (1111113 it. “it is the swimming tenth and not the submerged truth which we (Inn greatly benefit" said Mr. Carnegie Any satisfaction which he had derived from his gifts arose from what he had induced individuals and committees to give "1 think it will be found " he added “that for from being a philanthropist. i am engaged in melting the best bar. ruins of my life . For instance. when low Y/n'k had been given over 11 mil- lion pounds for seventy-two libraries. 1 succeeded in getting a pledge from fer that she would furnish sites and maintain these libraries for (I1 (I1 Her investment (i hope i is may not go (erase the Atlantic to 'alarm her) is greater than min(I This is not philan- thropy. it is a clever stroke of business. 1 am open to propositions of (1 similar character from cities in any port of the 1‘ ugllsh speaking norld. " Dealing with international relations. ”r. Carnegie said he rejoiced to say i 1111 never in his day (.111 the American ' (conic and government been so loving- iv inclined towards the old home as at mascot. and power had the patriotism fit the race, the coming force in inter rational affairs revealed itself so clean iv . He concluded with-saying that‘lhe ple's killing each other on the: plea of civilized warfare was banished. and that in the case of a difference “no (government on either side of the At. iIintic could resist the odor of the other of arbitration, and it can scarcely be believed that 11 serious quarrel can ever arise when that offer will not be made by one or the other " After the casket had been piesented IheI- chairman to Mrs. Carnegie “to your husband's heart." it was accepted by Mrs. Carnegie who stood up. considerably embarrass~ (d. and was-grbeted with cheers. When (he eulogies of Mr. Carnegie were con- (faded the ' Worshlpfui "company of .30 luncheon .at which the lord mayor, minister of finance) several former lord payers of London. theiord mayors of Leeds. and LiVerpool. Sir Ghrultopher Flirtiess, the well 11an skip builder; several members of the House’of Comé house. and other prominent people Vere present." PRESENTATlON To GEN. BARTON. NEW HAVEN May 14. —-'I‘he‘ ex- press messengers running to the local oifioe of the Adams Express Company presented (11 General Frederick Bar- too. the retiring agent of the company in this city. a superb said which; chain and charm. at the company’s of~ F Burpoe.1Ietired: C'olonol Norris (1.. Orders I completed the duties assigned it and i The commander in chief desires ' QirJose‘ph Dinsdale. Count M. Maisuk-‘ , Ilia. (the former Japanese premier and We are introducing (1 10111180111 That Has bent at the small soil of 100. Callandcet a sample free. " ' ' Read! A Startling Fact No Contagious Skin Disease; no smallpox.’ no Eczema. no Pimples no Dandrufii. where "Disinfectio‘e" is used for Tellei Bath and Shampoo. it is Wenderfullu healing mild and spothina There is Only One “Disinfection." lf preventscon-f tagion. Beware of imitations. Disinfectine, a’Wonder- ‘ ful Product of Modern Science. Harmless. Non-irritat- l \l l: GOLD DUST is a. woman’s best friend when w‘ash day comes ‘ around. it makes the clothes sweet and clean. Takes only half the time and half the labor of soap. Just follow directions on package. Made only byBo THE N K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. New Xork. , , slop. LouhSMMMI of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. M01 ing, Cleansing. Purifying. Beautifying. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. At the Popular price of 10c a cake. 3 cakes for 25c. ' I Worth Ten Times its price evervwhere. ' ' Commence using it To-Day. Offfoo‘of m: I: VENING I 551117111151. South Norwaik, Conn., May 14. 1902-. Mr. Merchantz. . While the newspaper is the cheapest and best manner of ad- vertising. since it enters into the home of every resident of a city and commands attention by forcing itsolf before the eyes of a reader at just such a time when he' is a willing reader, there are also other means of profitable publicity. one of which is the placing of a circu— lar or card' in every parcel that leaves your store. Too many merchants are losinv this valuable opportunity in having a little chat with a customer after they get home and are 11'1- spccting their purchasgs closely. Now Mr. Merchant, our advertis- ing manager will glad}: give you his time in aiding you to plan a profitable advertising campaign. Sincerely yours. , , ‘ ' Evenino SENTIN'EL. (don't/1.1.115 FONTABELLE i ci-ucnoo CHARiTlEs BUREAU New York Chamber of Commerce Ara" Generosity May work Harm if Not I ranges for Speedy Relief. ; 111111336?” trauma- ' l . . ‘ . (1y 4—At the. annual l NEW 3 011K, May 14 TProsid... ’ IrIting of the Chicago Bureau of , I Morris K Ji‘SSHD- 01 the Lhamtier or i Charities held yosteiday. Franklin . Commerce held a conference yestcr- liliecVeagh who presided said the can- (lay afternoon at the Chamber will: fury was (liotable for its scientific scru- Edmoud ilruwucrt the French consu tiny of (11 things. Charity also had WHOLESALE 'ARRES'm .STOPPED' Igoneral: H. ‘.C De Modeuil ofEthe Am- 'qunbscrutilnized and two conclusions .1 (Irican Trad 113 Company, A Outer (11 con ((Irived—the first the relief viayorclt‘rliggigsgnpggz: film?”"1111111111.. the New York agent of the is not sufficient and the second 1.1181, . CHIC 160 May ll—Wiole‘sale 11' 1 Quebec Steamship line Henry Heat: the charity may do harm as well as ‘03“; of children and theilr 1111 ”56“ land others interested in thtI tradci good and must be organized and reguI- II , plant in police tatione' for ".3” of with Martinique. After the conference-lated. lenses have ‘39:" 01(1on 810 (:11 b IMr .lossup announced that he hadl lllward Everett Hale, at Boston. Mayor Hmrison A((Iordin‘ “1:”ng ,1" made arrangements to ship by the complimented Chicago's charities rath intendent Bodiuc of the deli-iriment of ’ steamer lI'ontahellc of the Quebec; or at the expense of Boston's Dr. (ompu’sm'y education 17000 children line. which is to sail on Saturday; Hale sold it was not Charity to glwI under ‘t'hc 111;" m 16 were arrested in I‘ supplies best adapted to th(I immediate a luau bread and cheese. unless one Chicago last y.ear 11 1M8" proportion needs of the survivors. the quantity toiuplifted the man and helped him to n, whom wuro expound to the contam- , manual to the equivalent of the space 1 improve. Ho (lid not mean by this mating influences 0f the cell rooms m.) of 1.000 barrels. This precaution Was that the man was to learn dhe West-‘, police stations The mayors attention I taken. Mr. Jessup said. so that in case i minster catechism of the thirty nine was called to the law which makes it there should be any delay in the sail articles. Men were all poor in that illegal to detain a child under 1‘1 yeah; , ingI of the Dixie. or in a case of any each was dependent on somebody and ‘1 1 1.11 (1 Owner afe For $4. 00 and up. ' You can rent a private burglar and fire proof safe for your valuables, Jew- elry. lnoura'nce policies, etc” at The South Norwalk Trustee: 93 WAEHlNGTON 81‘. Office hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. in. daily. saturdoy evening also, 6 to 8 p. in. ‘ l i 1 i 1 1 t . _ accident to the vessel the inhabitants only the realization the all could hear :fdé: fcpggfisgifit‘gg 3311233335333, of Martinique would be cared for aslone (mother‘s burdens would result in the right condition of society. ’ with 'adult prisoners 1399““? as possible. CALI. 53.1. ' ' ' 1 ~ efy w o , r’ s. A SATISFIED CUSTOMER The boat advertisement we can ask for it a satisfied and pleased customer. We are able and do sell the out good: to be purchased upon the market. Our customers toll us that at our store they can get thalfihoot Bur. (or, Tea. Coffee and. in fact, everything in our line. to be found in any store in town. Why is this 00? Because no purchase goods that will of themselves call forth praise. for their fine qualities. , , ,f 1' ‘ i (w I:- - NEW ARRIVAL - -:- -:; Matchless Tauality Cardinal Flour. No Floor of equal quality ever milled. This is the broad claim of the , manufacturer. Try a bag or barrel. , 75c bag $5.75 barrel. Costs 11 little more, hot you get more bread and more satisfaction than from 'any other Flour. ,. From the Homé Gardens we are receiving Spinach, Asparagus, Rheubarb, Radiance,- Lettuce, Strawberries, New Potatoes, etc. Call here mornings. We can save you money on these goods. - u FOR THE FUTURE. , it is easy to lay a few dollars aside weakly or monthly if you have some safe place to deposit theirs, We ao- cept deposit! to open an licoount as little as one dollar. We know if we one. get you as 11 depositor yo ac: count will soon grow to roll table dimension not: once hours are 9 ,‘to ._ l2; 1 to 3. Saturday evenin3, 6 to 8. are I no lower than ever Quality 1.1 the very best the market affords. We till selling the (111111 E13111 Creamery Butter and our Famous Mood S. Flour at cost. Place Your 11er w. JIM. ' n11 onions moo s More (Midas alter BREAD)—FLOUR If nines: #1111. World) Per §arrel use .3 Fine Cream Cheese,1b.', Suon’o Wheat, per pkg. X. . I130 GRAN. SUGAR .I Best Limo Beans Qti'. " '12s . . FOR '1’ (takes home War 3513 ' , $1.00. 3 Coos Sugar $11 ' 350 l3 Capo Jone P ,1 35¢ " is new room (1111. (lea-seam»
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