Alanna-res an. ,
1009:” called to servic‘e in,
. mIriakgtlutinuiug to pay thei
MM lwagoaahdtheun-
-‘ ~ mourn Vladivostok dated Feb-
I tails“ the warships in the.
no at date were the Roasts.
hand Barbi and the transporti
. . The port. was iroaen hardI
o loo brepker was scarcely able
horrthe. ohan
' ”ignore” o'ttentpted to blow up a
iadivootolt but did not sucJ
_. it been p.eIl
‘ "oi/lbarber at Vladivostok.
self instilled by a Russian
.’I him dead and then dra
pl Inh'oii‘nced that he was a cap-
thin 00" eJapsnesegeneral stall and
VIII 1161 110M to taking insults
. lWiylng loll-ibNInph .
, O-YANO. Mont-hurls.“ March 1.—
01:11.10 have occupied lob-lo
and are now (ortiiying
me too a. This was the
V noiZhborhood of [allowing
. averse to v ng l e
, outfit-taco regarding the
~ e a use.
eds “troopspgound Linn Clio
» ”interned. Yuan- saI-Ksl
bio 'commIndenin-chiei, has
. hear Junlpicu. while 15.-
,with General Ma. Fresh
‘ lying in' the province oi
. ll art Lake Baikal.
, . ilibeua March 1.~—The
. plate train traversed Lake
torsion ice railroad today. it con.
’ oi twenty- dire cars. Prince
ifhll'ltofl’. the Mlnistor of Public Works
. and Railroads, was present when the
train started
, murals, Removes Non-Combatantl.
. attendance March lr—The
military antherities are causing to be
romevod (mm I'll strategic points in
the Far pant the women and children
and all aged and mum men so that the
nbce’a‘sity 0'1 protecting them will nol
he Iiided to the other duties of the
troops and i order that all supplies
may be oval able for the use of the
. actual ”combatants
Loam-ads pal-I of same Fleet.
‘ -' TOPOL. Russia, March 1.—~
Hm Bewbrozal! has left here
» first, to take command of the
latch oi the Baltic fleet. AI)
Ibi‘noii is greatly beloved by
mdny of whom gathered at
liidad' station to bid him fare
SBURG, March 1.--—Ail
ore print prominently this
tea, '.~ but without comment Com
VV’au’ malice-Hg srshdll' a report I)! the Weiss
“1" cheat or Chemuipo Korea. and
neurons assigned in the United
stash ester his not uniting in the pro
3 t lit a the other car I! commanders
ion" the action of the Japanese.
These statements will do tiess clear
up the miaopprehensiou ox sting here
concerning the aliair. Coming slmui
‘ anomaly with the announcement that
the State Department. had decided to
maroon the orders that Edward
r'l'pointed United States
consul Tort Delay. proceed to his
‘ pooh-(Emlmander M'arshaii' a report
ouidhp ve good eifect in alloying the
fishniorican irritation. '
‘ m Laborers Out of Work.
”WA. Russia. March 1.~About
Mgnck laborers are out of employ
, 1 Store on account of the stoppage
and basic ess.
[ordinal Not Confirmed.
WMBURG, March; t.—-—There
noiconitrmatiou oi the Via- Row to
‘0'." Iths London Daily Telegraph
the Joponeso again bombarded
moor yesterday; but 'ne'iv'I'I of
attack at any moment would
potter-Inns
loot Was Damaged.
ARTHUR. Monday. February
Illusion torpedo boat which
vitamin Pigeon Bay. February
ted to a terrific iiroi rem
cruisers. One shot pier-
, The boat was beached.
"shopped. she was hosted
1' and returned to Port An
17
II’Aianchurla, March. 1.-
lie in excellent spirits. or
the Japanese
seat has 231W
The-N
by
. di'VO
SOLE fAGENTS
, 01‘
W‘. 1.. DOUGLAS SHOES
$5. 00 and $5. 50,
. gnu Japan-'1 -
I
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN
oi general. in the 10110le year he
that became ofldlally interacted In ad-
ucatiooal aubloota‘ though he had made
a study 01 their: tor some t o. belch
appoiatbd a member oi the mnuttec
charged with the work of reo ganiainl
the military schools.
General vannovalli participated with
distinction in the war with Turkey
and in 1882 was appointed Minister for
War He wan succeeded in that cap-
acity in 1898 by General Kuropatkin
and General Vsnuovskl was appointed
Iii member of the imperial council. in
1901 General Vonnevsklwas appointed
Minister of Education. .Manyoi his
suggested reiormp were opposed py .ne
lute Minister of the lntehior M. Sipia-
gu'.iue who was assassinated by a stu-
dent. Balachsnoii April 10. 1902.
General Vannonslti resigned his of-
llcr April-22.1002 auu ans succeeded
by .11 Senger it was understood at
theI time that the immediate cause oi
1"almolskis resignation was- his iali~
are to obtain. support in high quarters
for his projects to reform secondary
cdmntlou which he wished to be of u
lIlOl‘t modern character. .
The imperial shooting putty planned
.for Gaischioa today, was countermand-
IId Oil account of the death of General
Vannov'slti. Moat. oi the persona in
14de I10 Join the party attended a re
qulem service instead,
'Riiflll MIy Withdraw.
, ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-A
copy. of theIDalny' Vosaok. which has
just arrived here contains a signifi-
cant argument in hum of Russia aban-
dotting. South Manchuria and retaining
the northern portion of the province.
uhlch the paper contends naturally be-
longs to the Amur region.
Anaonia Mon Leave i°r Russia.
ANSONIA. March 1.~—Twenty- six
Russian residents of this city left town
this morning for their homes in dis-
tant Russia. whither they go at the
call oi their country As soon as they
reach their native shores, they will bc
recruited in the Russian army and
immediately be despstched to the
trout. Several relatives and friends
bade 'the'voiuniecrs a farewell at tho
local .. station.I Several of the mod
leave their families behind.
- 'Fund For Russia.
NEW- YORK. March 1.-—A commit-
tee of Slavonic citisens of this city.
headed by. Francis J. Nebarda today
announced'thelr intention of raising
sis.
"We wantItp dhow in a practical
way." said Mr Nebarda. "that Russia
which has alpays beiriended the Unit
ed Staten-is not now. in the hour oi her
need. entirely without sympathisers
here. We adopted resolutions at a re
cent mass meeting. denouncing the un-
christlnn spirit of those who favor pa-
'Moro‘ *A'hout Japanese Attack. ‘
CHE FOO March 1.-—A Russian of
hotel despatch says that the Japanese
renewed the attack on Port Arthur on
the morning of Feb. 30. The heel
beyond range of all, but the moat pow-
erful land batteries. The engagement
lasted one hour. the Japanese then re-
tiring. Their loss is unknown.
Russian cruiser Askold had one gun
dismounted and two men injured.
At low. water on February 38. the
do boat destroyer which had been
pedoes.
Port Arthur was quiet yesterday.
Japanese Staff Loavoo For Korea.
eat of The Associated Press is inform
200.000 as spam fund in aid of Rus- -."""
The
Russians discovered aIJapanese torpe-
sunlt on the shore of the outer harbor.
They also found live unexploded tor~
PARiB.‘ March 1.--The‘ correspond”
~ . I . I stow
Neatly all or I 1.2.... replica
this village reins ulng after the big tire
of last year. which destroys
stores and residences. was burned
do». Three stores, a livery atable a
I hall used by various fraternal ordcls
were destroyed. The ion is estimated
at 1i0..000 The stores burned inciud
ed that oi J E. Cornish. in which the'
lire started, it is thought. from a defile-
tive flue. A heavy exploaion of pow.-
der occurred 1 the Cornish store but
no one was in! red.
IXHIIITI cINA'I‘IR FRI! OF
ROI.
WASHiNOTON. March l.--'i'he heu-
ate Committee on Finance authorized
a 'iavorable report. on a bill providing
for the withdrawal free oi duty under
bond. of articles and matcrisin ethh-
tied at the St. Louis Exhibition. Tin-
ccmmltteoe also authorised a faiornllie
report on a bill for the repayment or
duty on anthracite coal lmpnrlv‘d into
the United States alter October - 1901'.
ln'order to relieVe the famine (all _.I
by the Anthracite coal strike.
INCREASE iN dALARiEI.
WASHINGTON March 1.——8euutor
Gailinger today introduced a bill in
creasing the salaries of the executiue
officers of the government and also
senators and members of the House of i
Representatives. The bill tires thci
following scale: President: 175. 000;
Vice- President. 315 000 Speaker of the
House 0! Representatives 812,000;
members of the Cabinet 815000 each
senators and members of the House.
18 000 each. The bill provides that
.he now salaries shall take effect March
1, 11105. .
lV
WORLD‘S FAIR LVA'DY MANAGERS.
ST. LOUIS. Mulch i.~—'i he Board oi
had) Managius of the World‘s Pnir'
Ionvcnod today. The Ieport or "10
special Iommittee to Appeal to 1011‘
sees for n speliai appropriation oi
«100000 lor the Board was read Olh- .
'i' hualmss pending. includes the tunl- i
'or of iurnlshlng. c woman's build-
ing. and the providing oi headquarters ‘
103 woman's organizations during the:
a r.
FRENCH COLONIAL OEFENCES.
PARIS March lr—Thc Council of
Ministers has decided, on the advice oil
i’rcmicr Combos. to have Finance Min
lstor ilouv lor submit to the Chambl'r of
Dcpulies today I blll providing supple
mental credits for thc. unvv and thr- in:
Iron-mom or (‘oionini defences. Mr.
Combos cxplnincd lhsl his ptnposc was
to pcrmil the government to make a
(Ialcgorliul mph to the criticisms or
the condition of the navy.
TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE.
KANSAS ,".Cil1’ Murrh l—«O1II 400
truck drillers struck today. . lumv IV
firms in the city are slice led and unlImI
300 men “RM ,Ituiblyisl. 'l‘hc iIII-nf
ask an increailélnfwhges u day of mu
and a half hours six (law to ('ousli i
die II 11cok.aud that only union mI-u‘
be employed
(looting as it does. between the W1
rather an oil‘ month in business getting.
We can accomodale a few more a
graphic Departments and so make this
to those who intend cutcriug April lsi
or before March 15 without extra cost.
for the price of Three.
IOOKKEEPING—TELE
1 Wow»,
“VD!
roan aides 11.10
d fourteen 'must each spend
.o— ' fluitolk county jail. the United hiatus
nd Circuit Court at Appeals having to
lday alarmed the decision oi the lowr
court in the case. The databases
were found guilty in the United Blata-
Clrouit Court ot.oonspirac¥ “alert the
' die at the east entrance has been best
,OUMMIR OOH!
,Vsr. MARTiN AND THE
,Anilous.gu1o also 1110 acids to llu
.thls torn capo was pr'IIscrwd its a sa-
ofllclals adsorb that before tomorrou lihas our Englltlh
rsuAI. 01'an
SARTAIN’ 9—- BROWN COLLIOK.
G. F. SANTA!
Olsen "5 Shoe Store
ed that authoritative advices have
been received in‘ Paris to the elect
that. the Japanese general all: leit Ja
pan today for Chemuipo. Kc a. This
is accepted as showing th all the
troops will begin the list of'thia week.
ment have been landed in Korea, and
it is understood that the movamopt oi
troops will begin 1110 last otthiswaok.
3 .
TO SAVE YOU
WM respect to the Russian m” . V Mans Patent Colt Butchers. the
{3321,33 fiftgixm $133“? Men‘ a Patent Horne liido Lace, 1
Rooted at the strong the anemone 32
are able to dispose of
NEW LONDON SHOOTING GAGE.
NEW wNDON March 1.-Oolroner
Brown in investigating the shooting
of Batman Menghi in this city Bun-
day evening. learned from 11rd. Sarah
learnt that hor‘ brother, Rank Show
2"": started the trouble and tired the
Three other miles: then .
entered the dgili. The bullet round in
longish brain 1s 01 the hole calibre
as the pistol round on million!» mu-
do, of Brochlyn, who. was «rooted at
nah o rbvolvdr misc MumV
811i
Ladies Viei Kid Welt Hoot}; ’
hadioe' ”16111 0011 up. 811000.
Ladies [tine Kid Loco Shoes good
led! Ind till be bid at such Illhll
Pocket Itilag guaranteed
WHY NOT BUY A l’AlR
, Men‘s Viol Rid Shoes, samples and odd
$1. 98.
.48
$1 798.
to dolor trot-rV hyo‘Acba. ilold Ache or Tour Watch when roller to on
We in. a thorough mini-silos or the lam. withqu cost. and
"tilde. I" needed furnish 111cm at (lid low not pmalbla Mine
9. B JAOKSON
mt. WWII. co
R1104 “1‘0 mammals
- "hogluou. aflgo. .
“ionic tail about had eyes is old age.
acts-a. “mammalian-um:
crab“ city.
as in the
1131’s....
government in i combating cdudiI
dates in civil segv co examinations tor "
letter carriers.
DRIFT lcl GAUGE! DAMAOI.
WOODS 110m Mass" March 1.-
Drill ice ls Clllllll damage in this vi
oiuity A large eel spindle 30 {out
high. which aupported a beacon ll lit
at the western entrance of Wbods 1 pie
has been swept away. A similar spin-
o
over so as to be useless. A heavy
northeaatorly gale and snowstorm pre
vented the steamer Nantucket from
leaving Nantucket ior this port today.
OULE 0F ,WAGIO.
ST LOUIS 1105,11 March l.--0nII thou
sand then employed by tho lmuiaiann
Purchase Ex sltiou Company. as is-
borers struc today. when informed
that after Monday next the summer
schedule of wages. twenty cents an
hour. would be in force. Since October
the men have been getting tweniyunm
cents an hour
CHANCR OUOGEEDI LOUIS.
WASHINGTON, March l.-—Mcrrlit.
() Chance oi Ohio. who has been seb-
I'ctarv to the Secretary 01 War for em
oral years. has been appointed chloi‘
of the division of Supplies of the Post
Office Department, to succeed Michael
W. Louis who was removed as the re-
[suit oi the postal investigation. Mr.
'(Ihanoe will assume charge Thursday.
W
STRIKE BRIAKRR. IEATEN.
CHICAGO March l-‘i‘be iniuhciimt
issued by the thlerai Court against
striking telegraph messenger boy»; has
Ihus fur iallcd to put a stop to "sing-
ging" tactics. 'lodIn' one oi the adult
messengers employed as strike-break-
cr was beaten into Insunslbiiity, and
[another roughly. bundled.
W.-
lREOINT ARRIVALB OF VEpSELl
NIW YORK .'liarih 1.—«A'rri\'od'
Steamer Finland. from Autwmctp
NEW YORK. March l.——-Al‘l|\':l‘d
Kaiser Wilhelm dor Grosrc. from Bro-
‘Inen. Southampton and Chcrbourg.
DICTION-
ARY.
SI. Murtin when he diiitlod iIls cope
with a naked beggar In the gain of
F nglish isnguugc The oratory in which
rrud banner av qulrcd the name of “cho-
pcilc" (hum the l- I'micli‘ 'IIhintI' 'l, the
cutodlcn being turned "I'.."hupiulu and
111ml ”chapel ‘ and
“chaplain" aro‘ iirl’ifivlu-Wmitdlnntor
Gazette. I' . i .
\ rubber band nerds no musical cun-
dm tor. ‘
1;
blur and Spring tIIrnIu. l‘cbrunriv is
iIIdeIIta in our Business and Tole
‘2
("all at the i‘ollv'vich-wuroll m nut-I:~
You can got 1' our Munihs‘ instruction
GRAPHY—SHORTHANO
N.Prooidon1.
.-....--._ 15-1 -- .3 «*.’4
R GOO ONBU.
c103.” and 13. 00 about. at
’“.
new loo.
8 50 ghetto. at
e Shoes.
2.50 Mid ”.00. It ‘
low heels. some Cuban styles. at
v
60!?"
Ngl‘w‘ltt. (Jun
”:9 . ”.‘.
for the glasses to
‘ mmwhodicmax.
New Spring Dress Goods
in connectionV with the approaching spring we think it not amiss to call your attention to our new stock or
dress fabrics. Our reaaons for doing so at this early date are good and sulricicnt. The 800118 Il‘Vt horn. and We be
here that you will appreciate the opportunity thus presented to look over what we have to alter, and make your
selection at your leisure. The many fabrics and unbroken lines of colors are on hand ready to be cut up and you
will readily recognise In the large and select assortment of fashionable ml toriais that wo show opportunities to
buy. that me most pleasing from every point or view. The stock Just now is at its boat and Ithe varied tastes can
bc r'cadli) satisfied. Fancy BIilllautincs. in stripes and cahotks for shirt w slut suits, 1 olios. Etaimcs, Nuns Voil-
|Ilg. Cilcvlois, Twocds. Broad Cloth, and granite cloth, ranging in price fl cm
500 to $1. 50‘ per yard.
" Black Goods.
We have greatly enlarged out stock of Biaik Dress Goods. and as we are continually on the ouith for
novelties and superior qualltlcs in this line we always ha1c a superb varlcty. Ladies will find it to lhI' IrV mhanlago
in many caps to examine our stock. For variety and prlccs v c after inducements scocnd to none.
TRIS'TRAM I HYATT, VNorwalk,Conn.
.1—
1.69
.1} \rf/td'llii‘lO’l‘VON (r or Non
was: Is m“. bobs y r :0 Sp ing
car hobby is Coal. "r r
It Interests 03 because ‘
We aim. And you. since St I S b
You must buy It. i e a w
We do not seek your trade
For I (on day; only. but
......._......... ........ Has Opened
We cannot afford
To roll you one! ‘ 3
The: I: Inferior. i "
Nor will In. '
Now. what a yours I
Glover' s the Place
There’s DieIIiu of
hard Walking lobe
done not this winieI-—'
and we are positive
we have the $5.50
shoe thal'will‘lvith'i)
stand it.
You can select 0001 Suit now and
pail for it later.
We are showing all the Dopuiaistules.
ETONS BLOUSE ETONS. NOR
FOLKS MILITARY EFFECTS.
CHEVIOTS. SERGE VENETIAN.
KERSEY CLOTliS AND FANCY
MIXTURES.
Priods Range from
$12 .98 in $35 00
NOTE. VICTORIA
SPECIVauyHV Mfg CV0 sunoreau PLAN.
71 warts "agar. T. J. SULLIVAN.
IOU!“ NO.WALK ' BROBIUETDI-
NEW AND SWORD-RAND ; , Newly ”mm.“ mmgmn‘ mg
Electric Hogan .'.................§.. 1-,. .1. I. ......
moroial men.
reactants. iiiITAt “to hits no
3 armour FlRI either. , .
BAMBI “11011311010. Restaurant for ladies on? mile-Io.
/
PHONE 157-8.
sou sins Int lit.
oun COAL LEAVES» NOTHING
our asses. consent auc saris
rac'nou aaumc 11'.
em on a ‘I’RIALORDER.
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Norwalk Chronicler