(if 80 The Evening Sentinel:
Camp Vicnrs, Mindanao,
- 7‘ Philippine islands.
.. .1 February It. 1903.
l I s
I bEvening Seminal:
amidst, lnha
. ntflheflast‘ern Isles.
fl b 0': titte
1"
the immortal
, , _ §I of Malabang Bay.
internist the head of his disting-
. u lied, continua the heretofore un-
rcd burrito now knewn to Am-
”the r loose! the lakes. .
, ,Dhri j a ll rtous campaign, un-
der thespian guidance. the admirable
,magnsplmcsityand unequaled Iinteg-
‘rlt‘yfli‘ the above optioned comhiand-
er..,tllt;troops su cred and sacrificed
‘:1npch' ”for it can easily be imagined the
hardhips. privations and sufferings
which Were shared by the heroic mem-
heraofflthis command, while crossing
‘ slippery, oudtain’trails. trackless and
’vxtii iv llteatls.swift-flowlng rivers
dodpntfii through the dense under-
bi‘lisli that the never-tiring hand of Na‘
.‘VW- : i .
But they perpetually'worked. with
.unanimous perseverance and undying
t .
d tination, which
.2 ' hgfldogsfifaii and death
’ ‘ which savages upon the
' award and bloody battlefields of
altao's highest mountains,
‘Oontraiy 'to the belief o’f’msny the
also of indanao is inhabited with
‘ .and raccs..all.bearing a
liarity to each other‘. but
‘ of widely different hab-
hfitnr-and all living entirely
. ope , '0! each other: The Moro
face .which forms the subieet matter
tthisurrative. is in itsel
downsideration, for among them can
tound txihesmen whose gallantry in
battlefield, and true‘fearlessn‘csa' qf
, ,th. has n liar tham'the/well-de
in. red at! 't thn of many a brave Am-
who has had-to ,' with
i: also a case of- l e or
m and his daring and san-
, ,Y. . . .
gate ori in of tile Moro
'y either ost or effaeed
, gs Mcms' iirstprrivai. n th
smitten“: at. " .t
u»
is their meagre subsist-
' ‘ and also from the pro-
,egpanslve rice , pelds.
re rudely shaped.'having
rigour. ant tree trunks.
in i eir exterior ap-
, < ewould think that Robin-
insult. had been the.de—
reg less of their.» prehis-
,~ lie . 03.51118 In-
~; .00 credit to many an Amer-
mrpman. ,‘l‘heir only.”-
thqgach and spear. which
"r mama
the ‘remotest teal nit,on
catnip
roam :H 1M‘ i“ ““9"“: ill:- .w
r Ohmbfliaiil ills-
sttica of the sdlutan «coral
on the comptroller for 81.000. for mili-
tary expenses. and he has authorised
the admission of John W. Lewis. of
Suitiald, to the Connecticut School for
‘ oivsi'r its on
appeal-ed In tbs News
. Times-Harald.
‘ _ ltutis ,. hilt all
. ;' saw", its Claims.
~8TONlNO’i‘ONt Hal-ch41 «hit—Judge
Ralph Wheeler, at site Stiller-tor Court.
gave a hearing here Saturday on the
application of tho Btonington Savings
Bank of Stoningion borough for an ex~
tension of the. order restraining the
bank from paying its depositors for
lone. year fromtApril 3, l903.
‘ Wheeler granted the order of restraint
for which the bank prayed, the ordelM
proi'idlng that two per cent. on depos-
“m Moflltt. Lawler um”, ‘ [l‘ii‘tlfhun Ibo paid on or attcr April 4.
p. . ' . .._ b, not two per cent. on or a ter
all i. fli‘t man of with. is itictobcr A. limit. .
With this latest restraining ordcr in
ifOl‘t't' the Btonington Savings Bank will.
c, tau
9, .whisii have *_
., timpres- - Thefoliawm
can. guns. port’ News.
cha have March 20:
it Is well known in labor slid busi-
OIds. tor tic mr—con- ; aces circles that the United Hatters 0t
, have showed them i North America pays a model sssoelw
on that oven I do“
_, cillar walls, of that command
”Whites were fpl‘ ployer and um]
‘tlmong ils mcn
The governor has also authorised the
admission to the Retreat for the in-
sans as state beneficiaries.
lves of Plymouth, Henry C. Trichier
of Waterbury. M. S. Schneider and Auw
gust Alescber of New Britain. Andrew
‘Stoughton of 'l‘homaston and Sophia
Nott of New Haven and the sum of 82
a week is allowed for the support of
founded on business principles
he respect of t Nil"
The dis pline
I . tiers and their method
of protection NHL!!! conducting (business conlmpndsrlt-
till en. W, til i sell to sinlillirhodles.
Ilijaltu’Jiil‘Ollu'OIiil a? lips and
man-mac 800an if in delta
. and engages one sift-these wily indi-
viduals in mutual poubnt, while amOIIK‘ Mr. I.awitir_ was ciccicd by the Ami-I'-
them can“ lien the-finest specimens Icun ll‘cdcration of Labor lit Nt-w Or~1"" “""rmn‘ml" against “'9 demands of
an representatives to . its depositors for a period of Iwu and
‘ i one-half years.
an honor. not to be despised.
their! gods. the sun.fTitcsc men are assisted by the able
the. moon. {also images and idols of all 3 onlccrs of the different locals notably 1 "FM-"- mm" “‘imflmmm' m" 0"" mm”
descriptions and compositions. On until linubury, ('onn.. famous for its hatsi “W ""M‘ w“ "¢“‘"“"“" ‘” "“‘“ W”
occasion the moon was totally eclipsed ; 'I‘Iw prosident of the Trimmers' union. Mm“ """“""" M "'"m’r" “""Mrm‘m
for four hours. and during this Um" I Mrs. Ellen Footc. is a lady of commaa- ‘
tilt‘)‘ never ceased their wild, unearth-3’ ‘ ding presence and a woman of marked “ ”m "n m" Institution and ”0”"th
'Um'j‘illsilllms ability who has achieved a
P Heater ! national rcpliiation.
Their national
:pt-rioucoapd possessed of good blist-
Thcir vice-president.
*_._... _-...._—_.
TRAGEDY AVIIRTED.
"Just In the nick of time our little
boy was saved." writes Mrs. w. Wat-
kins, of Pleasant City. Ohio.
.monia had played and havoc with him
‘nnd a terrible cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him. bilt he grew worse
At length we tried Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
lion. and our darling was saved. He's
now sound and well." Everyone ought
|to know it's the only sure cure for
iCoughs. Colds and all Lung diseases.
:(luaranieed by F. ii. Baxter. Draggist,
lPrice 50c and ti. Trial bottles ”6.9-.
,cd of securities lIOIi mortgages litat‘
’tcoaitl ltot readily be turned into cash.
J‘ncss Judgment.“
of physique that'u‘e anywhere to botlnans as Ame
noticed. and as fleet-looted as the wild ions“! itrttnin's
mountain decry Their religion it Mo- your,
liammelan. and
ago illc bililk inadt-
‘uu upplIt-atlon‘ illir to that of Sat-i
“ids of John J. Reldy. who
‘ tilt. Philippines for several
“‘50 pleased to read the fol- s welfare. which threatened to cause
lcolupci it to go Into liquidation.
thank at lilat tinlc found Itself ill ‘I no-
part 9f the night. ~Th9yt [,9] eyed the ; m” “a”. made a grand name (m. them I sition wbcrc it was impossible to It-
"10"!“ ‘0 l)? dyifll‘lhd GWEN ‘0 "Elli" scircs under the wise aild ctulserralirci ”I" 0“ its iichslmpnts. which m“"'-""
restore it to life by "him! wildly ml.administration of its present officers
their god “1A“ 11." who. ill illi’ cstlma- l and hurc won the admiration of the
lion. paid but,llitle attention to thein.‘ “mums“ world by ”w” methods "(it was Riven out at illc iiiilt‘ thil the
as the ecliptic took the, usual time Wild settling all questions that arise tw-
tween the manufacturers and the -
Strikes alltl strife are rel
0f trust-worthiness. 5 duced to it minimum. hence
thfuliy a MO") Mil-"l lint perfect harmony exists.
pledge himself as an "iimlso" (friend). ,‘ ount of good work accomplished at il‘
ironipsrativc small expense to the in-
‘diridual member Is surprising. which
sent Itself to him he Will surely IVE” . speaks volumes for the execlilire of-
himself of the advantage. even though i "up”,
he it-iiows that grim death is to be the this C"): it” vicinity.
dcaih crys .and thil' heating 0!
toms is kind of drum). for ti The United lint-
, , fis‘ithc many readers of your
‘flmplpei', Whose love of home
.. ‘til‘sii'has deprived them of the
pleasure of traveling through
ands. or mingling in trans-At-
‘ ’li with theopivsato-be-won-
t ss 00 e ,d‘ Ol'lt, may
ledge from a pierussl
, . a: account. or rather
- t "night more appropriately
armed, a: con ir-descrlpticn of the
”settled More race, who for centuries
, , ‘ decrtain un-reclainh
0.20mi in man aplacdsiwet unexplored
1‘“th . machiniuglted-or and
' n snac. ~P. ..
[fits lirgest. mustard
‘tf the islands in the
,‘compria‘lng what is more
. known as‘the Philippine
- ,pr ,as, geographers have
M l DLETO WN. March (id—Michael
; rear of restraint would allow the bald: i
Henley. agcd about so years. was
1to negotiate for cash soinc of its hoio- I
lugs. and it m” expe'clcd that .“ I1...,atruck and badly injured by an east-
" deposits wolill be fbmmd "1‘“ on ”‘0 Air
‘of the New York, New
prescribed course. ‘
One of their: «moment characteris- l sanitation.
tics I; their Lac
0 matter how
and of one year a‘ Mile division
paid in full on application.
However. at the end of the year, the i, Hartford railroad ““097 the
bank again applied fer an extension of “"3“ bridge Saturday “WWW“
iillc ’flifltrninfng may... and aperintl 0, view of 'ihe fact that Henley walked
This .luioi‘ ,diri'i‘ill' Into the cnginc. it is regarded
now ”NHL and ,h," i“ an attempt at suicide.
sited f",- and ,.,...",.,.d who were called to attend the man re
on m a WM. ,5 wt tpori that he may recover.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
“l suffered for years with
"and to have great dis-
l tried everything
it Is always-satanic watch )1
should an opportunity to do harm pre- ‘
six months was attracted.
‘ pcriod has jils
the bank has
another extol)
ticncc that the Institution in not \"‘l lll ‘
a position to pay its obligations. ‘
A. M‘hanlplc is apparent in,
. They are. to say the least, it race of‘
people who will never in the. history,
of time. and ages attain that standard [eyed for six months with a frightful
10 running sore on his leg: but writes
lT SAVED Hi8 LEG.
P. A. Dantorth. of l.a(lrange, (in. sllf‘
'of civilization which is‘essential
modern culture and friendship. nor will . that Bucklcn's Arnica Salve
the day ever dawn when the Moro race; cured It in five «days.
can be justly classed With 0" consider; Wounds Piles. it's the best-salve: in ‘
ed on an educational level with civiliz-
ORIP REMEDIES "4 GREAT DE-
‘MANO.
tress and belching.
I could hear of. bill nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
;cent bottle cilrcd me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H.
When colds pn'd grip are prevalent
rho quickest andvstlrest'remedies are!
Mr. Joseph I). Wil-
liams. of MchlfI', .Vii.. says that he was
cured of a ycry’deep and lasting at-
tack of is grippe by using (‘haniber’i
Iain's Cough Remedy after trying sev.
oral other preparations with no effectl
Ii‘or sale by all druggists.
. the world. Cu in areal demand.
, guaranteed. Only 85c
’ Sold by i". H.
'a‘b“ muted Considerable "tar, drunls‘.
ntlop. and more par.
‘ , ”the citizens of the
dweller orld,‘ during the past two
1398". itvb‘elng the center of hostilities
I.Iineo Outline! (ngenerai) Frank D.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN J. REIDY.
HOSPITAL FOR GREENWICH.,
lo. N. 27th infantry. Mindanao, P, l.
W l
‘ A. Foster Higgins Interested-0100.000
' is tits Amount Aimed At.
Greenwich is to have a general host
——Burdock Blood Bitters gives
man a clear head. unlactive brain. a
strong. vigorous body—makes him m. pititi costing ”00.000 or more. it deem-
l cd advisable. That decision was arriv-
; ed at Friday night. at the meeting that
DEATH OF REDDING YOUNG MAN-i was held in the Methodist Chapel, in
Albert N. Bartram, .lr., died at his
home in Redding Saturday.
taken sick about two weeks ago with
the grip. which developed into pneu-
nid'nls: 'i‘he deceasedwas a son of Al-
;bel't Bartram. of Reddlpg. who Is quite
well known here. He is survived by a
wife and four young children.
tilnpral service was held fro the house
this morning at ll o'clock. The rc-
mahls were taken to Bethel for inter-
l in the Center cemetery.
B tram was about 32 years of age.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds whenv
ever tried, almost without exception.—
10325, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Chi:
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted's.
We Sell on credit
as cheap as other
Stores do lol cashi .
WW
OPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS. ,
There are two special assignments:
for the civil common pleas court to-
.day and both actions are against. (‘aillo
urine Keatingh Marsh. Merwin a hem-
moll are the. plaintiffs in the first and
Francis W. Marsh is the plaintlii in
the second. it is understood that there 1
Is a movement on foot to settle boui'
. if. this lm‘done there. will be. no
itrial. ‘ The other assignments in this
Bald ,
it til. " ti (fitment - of United
Stars. In! i‘y.’ first attempted to
loss the-great range or high. towering
f-mpuntgips,” to run in a parallel line
cilia " ‘
for the. battle of life.
A. Foster Higgins, one
of the prominent. and wealthy
dents. said on taking the chair to pre-
"Greenwich shall have a gen-
.eral hospital." "
he said. but his slate- ‘cases.
meat was greeted with applause, for
it was believed-that Mr. Higgins hati- court this weekanre as follows:
been assured of the necessary money I
from men of wealth. Thirty-three of 9 vs. Nelson Alvord and others:
those present became lifc supporters : l-l. O'Rourke. receiver.
of the hospital at an annual fee of klolinson.
SIO each. Within one
said, the money.
ININOLIO.
'1'!!! some
pare bet in use in
ONNECTICUT.
of alvaniaod tin ' rust
"glans-proof. . .
Require no ,painti . Oma-
tnentai and easily a
Writs tor prices. samples and
Tuesday. March 31-»ltobcrt 1‘, Lens
month, It was.
April l-"Bt'lljltmin l’.
“00.000. would
lm’Mead. administrator vs. the Norwslk
subscribbd. and more if necessary for Savings Society: Joint M. i-‘arweil vs.
, No construction will be James S Cole
done. however. until every cent is paid
Within a year.
Greenwich will have the local general
hospital in tiiefuhllrlls of New York
“Q éfl ' as cutting their own trails Thursday. Ml?” 2—Edward .l, Nettie-
Is expected. 'ton .vs. Henry. J}. Erotic-Id. trustee and
others; l)udiey.i€. Hoyt vs. .Alice U.
7W
Hill” Slut litti 0000100.
MI GRAND It. tram 0|". I. l.
titre. Nari unfortunately placed in t’heilifl
, ._ I -i l.‘
Y: surmounting all obstacles for'
‘025.
' We sell on credit
as cheap as other
Slows do for cash.
worthy of.
. ' otuhistory. for histor- ;'
. tin“ of the present
y' In their beliefs re-
‘ rec dedc adapts of await.
' gs Jami bean
' ‘ .tho‘j larname of Moros by
10% . ilh ekplorers. While the
'them to be a detenerate‘
is of Arabic or Malay origin. but
‘ flatter is an established
‘ ‘ifl‘itnta l.~st seats.- a-
_ “mi.“ N _. {1
9:40, 10:24:. 10:40, 11:35:.
3:201. 4:07, 4:50x. 5:40, 5:56x. 6:80,.
0:56x. 11551.?” 10-30. OUR PAINTS, VARNISHE8.,8H£,L-
Laavs saw voait FOR acorn
. ~ em‘ih 1 manner
from i Itinding posititis'il‘ ‘
ass
, . , .. . nihilieir
tsch it could be termed) is
'“only, in in‘fmcflpai
iii
lsfinlfiFa "litiieivails olij. That’s the time
'. " nonsensical: old. nights the new.
so your 9090500 NQW .
. EA~S¥.%_liztti‘.i>slimtplan as mu sconce.
“ " "‘ ‘ . W m impeachment: inst I15
e z‘ 't t d-?":
- ratios: 1: shots. ms. 10:01, 1:.
11:15.
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[”3 10W 190.0 -
cum Exoudinnly Very
CONVENIENT. USEFUL. NEWS!" Y.
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1500 NAMES
Will be added to our April list and we want
YOURS AMONG THE»).
EXCHANGE RATES. from 525.00.
EXTENSION INSTRUMENTS 52.50 per quarter.
Toll line rate: to Connecticut points.
5 to 25 cents.
Notify us immediately and we will
send our representative to explain the
different kinds of service and take your
order in time for our
span. bilateral: y.
The Southern New , England
Telephone Company
Washington Street. So. Norwalk.
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Psarstsise‘ro CORPORATIONS. ’
Documents have been filed in the GOAL GOALGOAL
office of the secretary of state as fol~ -
lows:
The Fowler & Huntting Company of
Hartford,certitlcate of incorporation: 1- 00 I
capital stock 826.000: corporation fee.
The Coleman & McCarthy corpora- 57.” ”r TOI ”VON-
tion of Bethel: certificate of issue of
additional 500 shares of stock. Having received a consignment of
The Gerard Piano Moving Company bright. fresh mined Mhi‘h Coal.
of New Britain: increase of capital bought ata right price.
i kf 2.000 to 3.000.
s er tom 8 8 We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cus-
tom. Our principle Is not to charge
> , two or three prices because the OD-
l‘u Infastsaad won, portunity otters. but to give value for
‘l i a.
“I "I0 '00 “I" ”'0” “EM “v3; r313. Grams MUST FOL-
W“W lilting iocivool it (Io.
saw YORK. saw HAVEN a .22 “TENT” 8., NORM“.
HARTFORD RAILROAD. ' —__.
'— Branch Office 2 30. Main St.
"02.13%" Tel. csn 31-5. ~
in effect Oscsmhsr 21. 1902.
"litany“ ‘°* <3uaii'ili'it'”d
A. M.-—12:40x, 5:06x, 5:581, 6:16
6:55. 7:13, 7:52. 3:161. 9:08x, 9:25: ' Goods.
P.l.—-1!:05x. 1:13. 3:25x. 8:05.
A, 3,1,”; 5.551355“, 9.05, LACS, sumacsaaisoa PAINTS,
All. ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR PAINTS,
P. Il.-—3:20x, 5:40. 5255:. 7:20.
10:10. FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR amiss.
-~~- FLOOR FlNlOHiO-
NORWALK. ' . . .
A. si.——iz:ozx. 5:00. 6:00, 7:00. We have s specialty called STAIN
8:00x. 8:02. 9:001, 10:02:. 10:04.
11:001. 11:08. , FLOOR _FINIIH. which Is quickly and
P. M.-—12:02. 1:04. 2:001. 3:02. easily applied. is extremely tough and
3:34”, 4:023, 4:04, 4:30. 5:0i. 0:00a. “'- - ‘
13:03.7:00x. ago‘nsflm 0:30. "500‘- durabie. and not altected by hot ‘or
a. cold water and will not click. at:
A. M.-—-12:03s. 6:00. 7:30. 10:02. . , ‘
1'. hi. 0:00.1z00x. 11:00. white. chalk or chip off. it. is an it:
- - ccilcnt thing to: Furniture. uncleunis.
LE": “aw” N02WAhK. . '0' on Cloth. etc. "Makes the old now
A. H.413: a. 1:15. 1:8“. '03:. again." Our variety in these ilntis is
7:3,.8:Q,I:108, 10:05:. 11:05:. 11:37., “man“; u. mm my mom“.
n—tlm .,“1:18. 8:021. 4:18.
We Issue innry Voting Tickets
tickets lyigfiall purchases
'0! ML: at
r. u.—r:1s. 'm's. ' “WTOCK,
Wfifime
itsw‘as serge-cram.
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