than in any previous year.
Order at once and be among the
first. to enjoy complete happiness dur.
lug ltot weather.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
'PHONE.“
Do you want any wines or liquors?
Call at the
Imperial Cafe
There you will fliid the best
IMPORTED roar Alto
artisan? WINES.
in: you need atrength'.'-—Try a bottle.
Also the best of liquors.
he not forget that no'beIler meal It
serted in the town than at our restau-
l'.lllll
CARL .90le.
Railroad Avenue.
FRINKB. VIN SflflY
PI. (memo.
STEAM.
' no r we TER.
AND ass
nrruvo.
l
WWWMOOOOOOMMs‘oONWC
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 Sourh’Malr’r Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South. Not-walk, Conn.
“amid
the proper Wall l‘upcd Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
Inore aural-tire stock of New and Ar
Ilstic Wall Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent. for Jancway's and Car-
penter‘s Wall Papers. '
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames. .
. SilPPLIES.
martini/«Ls.
’ __—.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. ioc.
Cloth {Window Shades. with
fringe, 25c.
I'MNTERS' All'l'lSTS'
Solid Brass Hall Curtain Rods.
3 It. long, with fixtures, soc.
“ShurewCut” Can IoIpcner. cuts
sily. No ragged edge. 10C.
.’Beet Steel Pacing Knives, roe.
PAINTING.
mo, DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EYENINGS.
LII
PAPER HANG-
new“: or oINmsNTs roe cA
rAan TIflT oou'rAIN nsncunv.
as mercury will eurely deaIroy the
new of smell add ponipiotoiy tiersuo
the whole system hheti entering II
through the muecous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable, phy-
slclsnn. as the dampge they will do In
ten told to the mod you can possibly
Ilerlto from them. Ilnll‘a Catarrh
(‘ure maunlaqttll‘ed by F J. Cheney It
‘00.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury.
and is taken internally. acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system In buying Hall's Ca-
IarrhI Cure be sure you get the gen
ulne.’ it is taken internally and made
In Toledo. Ohio by I“. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free:
Sold by liruggists.
liottln.
Take liall's Family Pills for constl
pntlou.
Prices. 75c. per
Tin lotion Sills Full Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate Ior yourself.
Godot II legtrsool Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
we CAN GIVE voun wunK
stone CARE AND ATTENTION
now THAN we CAN ouaINe THE
exceeomotv eusv season. FOR
THAT REASON THts IS AN EXCEL-
LENT TIME To HAVE WALL PA-
PERING nous. CONSIDER How
MUCH NEATER ANDI FRESHER
ANo PRETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD as IF IT wane ae-rAPea
so INSIDE.
lT l5 A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
ll. E. Gorilam’s,
I847 ,
PLUMBING A'Np STEAM
HEATING
HOT w :TER H ATING.
.95..
HOT A HEAT NG.
STOVEC AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
‘- Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, ,Metal Ceiling.
Have you'aeen‘ our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES &‘ HOTCRKISS
, COMPANY.
-17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Etc.
IIllIES “m“ tidbit
PEIIlllfllIl. Pills.
m’flmmuutwmm vale;
dip-ancilla-
I. ea. In mo. IIIII. sass.
87 washington Street. _ .._. 4
South Norwalk, Conn. .‘ i '
DAVID WZ‘ RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
Emhalmer.
‘Isnits'innee"smw‘
NOW-Tm
i
(Incorporated).
Daily Freight line
NORWALK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
M‘I .r‘
Steamers."6lfy e"! lorwalk"
and “ladle".
Lesion .\‘iw i’oIk Daily IatI ii p. m.
Lenten Norwalk Dpily at II p. m.
Freight I'cctdvod m 7 It In. to 5 p. m.
CITY Nliililiil ii KK
I.Ieourn NORWALK, court.
WITH . -- .....
3100.000.00
Su fits. . it) done
Ne'tml’rollrs.__~ " 3.335.). 69
Solicits accounts of Individuals. man
ufaeturers merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms. .
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pree.’
JOHN H. KNAPP. VieevPres-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Hoary Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marv' n
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
:Caplfal
F.red H. Rowan.
cspnst. st. serious. 7
Surplus, IISII. 000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings In
vested with this
‘Company at I per
cent. is 25 per cent
greater than if In.
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at W:
per cent; and titi‘ 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested st 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
aaANEI-I OFFICE. 12 so MAIN e'r.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
1;. 5
Its most time to look up the matter of
PAINTING.
We are headquarters for Devoe‘s
lead and zinc paint. and Lengman A
Martines paints. both of which are ful-
ly warranted.I
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
CRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete stock of
VARNISHES. FILLERS', 'eTAms.
coLoao. FLOOR WAX.
FLOOR FINISHERS.
oils raw and hailed, enamels. gold and
aluminum hronzee. kaisomlnss. inside
and outside cold-mater paint. roof
paints, waxeen and everything In this
line pertaining to a first olaIee stock.
Don i buy cheap stuck it costs' as much
In time and labor to put on poor paint
as It does the gopdjnd yiudo’not get
the wear from It.
cossroct. struts I now
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. «is.
SPECIAL
THE CONN. osN'L LIFE INs. co.
now soils an- 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
In other comp Iea,ao Investigate be
fore insuring e setthoro.
rate it. tram.
ostl'aaA‘I. aoaNT.
N. sMI'rH renousou. Special Agent.
uNIreo BANK suiLoINe,
. I so. Nth-w
PROPER TY OWNER'S
tissues was stars
The Continental lniirstioe Co.,‘ at
New Yor will Ilneure your route
against lei “stained by loss of rent
ale by damage. by fire to buildings.
Her so ..q_... aspen 42s
(A wanton.
Pk.
.‘,
EAL ESTATE.
«pithy.
STEAM-
ous cost. LEAVIC' uora'iio
traction "also is. . ..
We’rfiiliii’l" .
.isI )0“
MIT ”Museum eATIe- pm
“Wilma WWI... I; ave been the most mesh-mi” r '
In 2&0 lb.
16 Stucliugresh Eggs
Packed
he
a cuts.
III'ZEIC
24 'GOTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWAEK. C.ONN
F... m... s.-
If Youi' doctor ssyi ‘thle le'i'
Kim?” medicine youI .
lsrrulwlil
: g 3 “queen tiltt‘ltitl byI ballot It)
' IIIJok.’ iirst vie. o-prouldeut.
John Cole is repairing the sidewalks
ouch bridge.
The oyster ail-Inner Commodore wasl
In the harbor this morning.
’ Frederick \\ arrcu OI-lHkII. who hasI
been ill with the gtip. is steadily int-I
proving
Mr. (hatlcu I)tICrosit and Miss Kath-i.
their home In New HflVtfl. .
There will be a Iehcaiaal tonight on
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. James I.'Ro audit-u:
have returned from a three da 8' visit l
with Mr. and Mrs, John R. ll'liornmo;
died. in “towavlou
Mr. and Mrs. lobn It. I 'liommedieu'
and son ESI‘LE of Seavicw avenue. vile
ited Mr. and Mrs. Alficd (‘ roekett. Ini
Rowayton. yesterday. i
A full attendance is desired at tho
Jenkins BmNalvcs
and
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New inland Electric Meters.
Hav'e'no superior. Can show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F' G CO.
50 WATER ST. 80. NORWALK.
East Avenue Methodist Sunday school.
tomorr'ow as this will be the first
Sunday in the copfelenco year l
RII. Mr. Tyler. chairman of the:
Advent Mission board. will pr-cuth out
the third Sunday In April at the All--
vent Christian Church in \an Zani‘
street.
"Our Victory Through Christ" will“
he the subject of the meeting of the
Epworth Leaauc at the East Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow. Miss
Cora Cole will act as leader.
The large three masted schooner.
which has been discharging it cargo
of lumber in Norwalk, cloarcd for the
eastward this morning. Site was towed
ottt by the steamer Addie \
Special communion service was held I
last evening at the East Avenue Meth—
odist Church. Rov. Edward Cunning-
ham. the pastor of the church ofliclti-
ling. Despite the stormy weather
more Was It good attendance and the
service an Inspiring one.
Walter Garrison. of Bridgeport who
formerly lived here, is laid up with a
Dividend
Paying Mining. Oil. Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nts.
Members New York Consoltdated
Stock Bxchan 66 Broadway and
r7 New StWfiew York.
Er'BALDWIN HAMMIT'I‘, Manager.
Western new and Branch. 6
IersISuIteu-u lla!ldg't.llet'1£“.3:.:
I! ‘ ‘
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.'
1 lander Blk. South Norwalk. Ct.
plug on the front piazza of his home'
there. He will probably be ill fol I
for some time.
The funeral services of George W.
McBride were held yesterday afternoon
at the residence of his son-in-law
James C. Thompson. illti Howard ave-
nue. Rev. W. D. Reach. of racc M. E.
(‘hurehI officiated. The body was tak-'
ea In East Norwalk for Intct'ment.-1-I
Bridgeport Telegram-Union.
Rtmdav services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Rowaytoti. Rev. A. .
l.. Hubbard pastor-Morniiig class
9 30. led by Oscar Mills; preaching and
tommunlon at 10:30 special music by
choir; Sunday school at Ital): Epworthi
League Union at the Methodist
Church; Easter service. in chargeuf,
the Sundm school. at 1: 30. Notice the
change of hour of service in the even
ing.
The Thursday cloning social set -
vice at the Advent Church was well at-I
tended de spite tlu storm. A \cry prof
itable hour was spent iIn song mirror
and testimonials after which the an '
_..-:sE-—__I ..
Tetephone_CaII 3m.
HOTEL VICTORIA
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Newly furnished throughout. Best
accommodations in the city for com
merclel ms. .
STRICTLY FIRE PROOF.
Restaurant tor ladies and gentle“
is around loo.
ntial business meeting was held the.
pastm. Rev. J W. Davis, presided in'
the absence of the secretary. Arthutl
Ainsworth was chosen sec returi pro- I
tent. The report allowed a good year‘t:
work had been done and all were on I
conraged to continue the work wtlh I
increased zeal and love The following
oiiicers were elected:
Deacons—4’. R. Alnswot‘tlt and W.
C. Bixliec.
Secretary—Alfred Nickcrsou. l
Treasurer—Oscar Pnrtrick. i
[Metronomes—Mrs. Alfred Nickersou
and Mrs. Richard Rlantl.
The business session occupied but
twenty nine minuIes and was closed
with a season of fervent prayer for the
welfare and prosperity of the church.
CARES ASSIGNED.
April Term of Superior Civil Court
Opens Next Tuesday.
The April session of
port on Tuesday next with Judge A
berto T ROI-aback on the bench. The
caaee
was made yesterday for next week:
' Tuesday 10 a. tn.-—-Angelins P 'I‘omitn
Tomlinson; William
following assignment of civil
eon vs John L.
'1‘. .Baldwin va. Delia Wells. ct at.
Wednesday;
pcal from probate;
vs. The N. Y.. N.
Patrick D. Lyons vs. The N. Y.,
I H. R. R. Co.
Margaret Curra
the superior
court, civil side. will open In Bridge-
Susan W. Nichols' ap-
Il. & H. R. R.~.Co.:
N. II.
Three new members were elected.
Editor Sentinel: i am glad to see
It movement. toward locating a sub-sta-
tion [amenities in East Norwallt. We
should have had one when the old 0!-
Iice was moved to South Norwalk. No“:
I- if weave to have one it should be
where it would accomodate the great-
or part of the population or East Nor-
! should think It poor judgment to lo
cate an once so near the present one.
as the Bridge Pharmacy Is. it seems
a more central place could be found.
This seems a very quiet movement.
believe the people at large. should be
considered and not a scheme like this
rushed through by a few politicians.
n
Thursday—Julia Alexander vs. N. Yours respectfully.
Y.'.' N. ii. & H. R. R. 00.: Egbert .H. W. GORHAM.
Ruscoo vs. Sarah E. Roscoe. et al.: ——-'*‘—~——
Andrew P. \Vaksman vs. Town of ROWAYTON,
Bridgeport, ct al.; Jacob Wagnoe vs. _.....
William P. Kirk.
a.
CASTDRIA
III' Wampum
llsfitltalmfilflikm
Meet
‘4 f.
women not “Véonm'e emu»
I
ST. LOUIS Mon April Ic—Tlie deep
ative scheme of the Woman' a Bulldtn
at the World's Fair liati been filed.
ed by Miss Grace Lincoln Temple. The
silk draperies sad hand!!! let the a.
The silk.
have been donated.
while or American makenepmontsu
rich French deelae. and “were;
a beckgsdnndfor
pattern w '
beta tandem-1.1%
ofailtheotherromawillhst
m molt Ill] '
a. willotlt
W. Fred Ambler Is spending the day
in New York.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr and Mrs. Louis Schmidt of Craw
avenue.
Mrs. Etta Slater has gone to Brook-
lyn to attend the sessions of the New
York East Contemce
A daughter was born Good Friday
to Mr. and Mrs. boats Schmidt, oi Crew
avenue. This makes Mr. and Mrs.
‘ John S, L'Hommedieu great grand par-
cats.
A sunrise prayer meeting. under the
auspices of the Y P S. of C. 3.. will
be held in the Baptist Church. on San-
day. at 0 o'clock. The Christian Rn-
deesertopte tor- the! on! will be
lectureed hi the meetng.‘ fiver?I
invited. i '\
saw-m flannel" Mb. My C.
l.
“6:80me
. Ion; ThePWMSMIw
. the Easter music for the blast Avenue}
'family very soon.
severely sprained ankle caused by slip-i
.the Nonnlk mill
:agents for a combination comprising'
=thc Tilleys. Somsmlths and Dr. Ram-
wslk. not have it In South Norwalk. ‘
“n etor—_—Ser cos “10:30; In.
”I". in idiot .
had. financially. The amount inedI
nape”
ilill’Y'
room the year was all.
"”1th e year all basis:
a balance in the I
Itvear are as follows: '
Mrs. H Ion II .
M Jen
hosll. second \‘lt~c-IirealdentK.' Mrs.
Walker secretary: Mrs. An
a sub
God my president:
lander Irtiasttrer: directors. hill.
eda (rockctr. Mrs. Marla' Biotin
it. Mary Themes. A tote of than
ylng committee. Mrs. Marla Steve
3". .Mary Themes. A tote o titan !
as eXIeudod to the unicorn for thel
;Imany Interest In the work for the
your past uutlei the lcndershi i of Mrs.
Jennie 'l‘hoali. Seventeen l were
. present.
DARIEN ANID NOROTON.
Illeorgo lord ot Noroton bun II polil.
mine line-Ions are to inIiitl East“ stint.“ in Kerrig'an's llvpry.
Mr and Mrs. listiry Brent-hes have
named their youngest son George An-
drew
Misa Gilbert Pinch, of Wellierstield.
and Miss Jessie St. John are especb
ed in Dnrien for Easter Sunda .
.Mlss Robinson. aunt of Mrs. erbert
I Were. has been quite ill at her piece It
Mrs George E. Goodew of Brooklyn.
bat is now improving.
Some mischievous llt' rnous have
been trying to display their handwrit.
in‘g ttpon some of the notices on the
walls of the post- ethic. As they are
Just now being watched they may
think it will be best to desist
-.Mrs .l. l. Albin and children who
ha'vc been visiting Mrs Albln' s mother
Iii Darlen. returned to Georgetown. last
week. Branchvlllc is to lose a good
.‘Ilr. Albanias ac-
cIIrcd a place an driver on an Ice wa
Iron iti Darlen. and will move down
there next month.
WESTPORT.
.lobn Scully is In
Rce'rs Brothers.
Herbert 8t. John it! working at car-
pentry In Norwalk.
Harry liindiey has a position
New \orlt with an t“‘ltl tIie company.
Improvements are being made to Iii.-
home. of John Hull. Weslporl avenue.
'l‘iic Knovlioii Fife and Drum Rand:
will soon receive new uniforms and
thinks of getting two new buglt 5.
To a number . IIndeI the impression
that Georizc 'l‘illcv had purchased
Rcachside lnu. the announcement of
recent date making Raymond Rina.
the employ of
, Norw alk. on net's came in the dature 'ef
a surprise. According to direct infer.
million it is uudlrstood. however that
acted thiefly as
mood. The Rayiiioud Bros.. are al-
‘ logged to hold a mortgage on the prop
my and in that way are parties to the
tion]. The inn will be conducted this
season on the same basis as formerly
but assurances are given that with an
ed improvements are to be made to the
place and grounds and the resort be
hereafter an exclusive shore hotel with
cottages after the order of Holir wood
Long Branch.
CRANBURYI.
Mrs. Nancy Pillow is ill.
Mrs. Nancy Fillow is seriously Ill.
Miss Kate L'lclitlngli is ill with scat-
lct fe\cr.
Tm lot Adams is ill his It‘t"t.'ly is
doubtful.
Allen R. Gregory" s rhli'drcn ate ill
wilili measles.
Mr and Mrs Cornell' are moving Into
their new house.
Mrs Ida Cronlt ls having her house
and buildings painted.
James C.ampbell of Brooklyn. is vis-
lllt+g his parents here.
E. Gregory spent Tuesday in
' Rridzeport, on business
'Misa [mules Smith is visiting ht'l‘.
niece. Mrs. Frank W. Gregory.
Miss Kate Littenger. of Chestnut
Hill. In sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs Hawkins. of Southoott.
guest of Miss Ana Ilawxhurst.
Miss Louisa Smith. of Weston. is a
visitor of Mrs F. W Gregory. .
- Mrs. Ely. at Norwalk, was a guest of
Mrs. 8. Crawford. on Tuesday.
Mrs Ill. J. Adams of Norwalk spent
Wednesday with Mrs N. .lflnes.
Harry Wilson. of Brooklyn. has been
a recent guest of his parents here.
Taylor Adams. who has been sick a
long time. remains about the some.
Miss Corcoran spent Tuesday night
with Miss Laurauri. in East Norwalk.
A family from East Norts‘ralk hate'
moved into Charles'ISaunder's place.
The children7 of Allen Gregory. who
are ill with measles. are slowly recor.
crlnx.
T. R'. Gregory. with his teams and
men. started work on the roads. Wed'
needay.
Miss Katherine Hynneman has gun:
to Philadelphia to visit friends and;
relatives
“its
the
tile Corcoran Ia spending
homeowner Ionic in
i
-‘-Q~-r T' m 7
“'estpurt. b. .
W illiuni Conant-ll ls out. ill
Ilcilm of horses, whlIcli lid
New \"oIk this wcck', -
um. liultl K 31001:? or the
ltllnl oitttie.ii will lirt’tlt‘ll III tll‘e
tomorrow :“lllilllliolt ut lilo. I
Mrs. Robert Gitluor and c
East Nor-.vtnllt spc'nl last we: :.
her parents. Mr. and Mrp. Cry '
Mrs 'l'liio. Rules Mu. I-‘rllhk!
.\irs.. 'lbonius Gregory emit”
Wiliuitz spent \Vc'dui-sdpy wit
I'IIIIII Roi-.stel oliNm {talk
.\ party from here attended 'h'l
ding of Mr. and Mrs, 'l'ltiraqo or.
at their home In New CarlasiII.’ "Qi.
cwulnu '
A Iumpauy of filth it other
“It home of Mr. and .Glllfllfl
bey last evening. Mtt'tlc dli
Wire among the nttraetloha all. '01. .
lllltllt. Supper was sorwdyb' “9‘
Mrs. 1‘. Rates lira P or
ins. WWII
Homer Clark Mrs Ilynt.
Miss Tlnkler. Mrs. Wodehouse
“cilnitz. Mrs. Wymend'ikdra.
hum and lirs T, 1;}. Gregory.
Wednesday with Mic. Ruflifih
walk.
I l..-
_.+.,,_.,.'.',%'LC—.-'Uy
IPAHTIcueAns or THIaaT'I' FIG'H‘I’.
lOnly One Survivor Out: of Hand ”I"
Who Attleked aritisn smiled...“
TI' NA Thllnt writ ‘-The'w
Ian gt-IrcralI Iibe, WIIIQIA' ii”
e-stort and firt- high I) gas"
“'0‘” ntuongtbc hundreds lied
lighting of \l-ll‘th 3l' at Ilt‘tll" "
Ismail ltrltish tossed aro ocean“
.by do tact that. the. thwarts fine
at huddled together that M
will llll-llllt' either to use their 5'
or to tire. The s'wordsmen in"__
front lailli could not reach the Elite.
who had lixrtl buyouelu while tlld III
in tin middle of the mob‘,
remit the enemy. but men at ”(h
probnbly kllliil each Olhl‘l“ n the “W
(‘\(‘III' the It The sum. Nellletl Old
lllllt.‘ lights in cock pita, the grim. de— .1
ic In). ncd races at the 'I‘hlbctana fight.
III with deiilisii sav'ngciy. cxproealtg
continipl for the Sikhs. Wilda (I9!
outnumbered six or seven to one.
Wins the l Itassa general oflred he
first shot the Thibtta Is with ~I'Itllei
shouts drew their swords, tired Ir
InIaIciiloeka and surged minded III III
I.directlous About a dozen ”words
‘vother y.ear if it is left standing dectd mm, made ,. desperate rush In the III-
Ircction of Colonel Macdohdhl .and" i
small knot of oilicers.‘ Four Th
attacked MI. Candler, the. codes
dent of the London Daily Mail. .Iut
'otiel Macdoiiald soiled a. ride ead‘eku
lilowu two of them at a (calm
.another officer killed My
vthus sitting Mr Candlorit. Kilo. “a
of the Ttilbelatts a be ll'lt‘ .i to climb it
sail were met with It terrible In
sine. rifle lire. but they did both!
those behind springing mcl‘ the had" i
of dead and continuing flit) tight It
riddled with bullets. ' W hen flnzi
the 'l'hlbetans retired lhey..t.r It. .
back slowly and steadily; thou" flo-
lowed by a hall of bullets. ‘IA'.Q i-
tain battery was brought Intro.”
and tore the retreutlnk llno'p
shrapnel. A terrible, trail of dead I!
dying marked the line I lurch. ‘:
length the lost wounded limping? 3‘.
betan turned he corner mom's I00
yards from the. cone olitha' 'x't'ltlt'
edy where'the. best or "Ia-inflict“
army had perished; .
._....—.....__k.i...t
I
’ t'i
PIRATING FOLEY’I H0 .IAND
TAR. - .Ls'
Foley It Co. Chlcap. 1W
Honey and Tar as a throat ‘9‘?”
remedyI and on account of the
merit a'nd popularity drum
and Tar mam Imitations one.
for the genuine. Aid: for Foley
and Tar and refuse any
fered as no other preparation
the same satisfaction
alite. It contal us no m
safest for children audt ”dim
sons. Sold at IPlaisted'lHnigim‘t
| ——W
. No News of Naval All
' 'I‘OKIO. April 2.~‘—1‘llll '
ment has no Informatio-
the reported Japanese It
Arthur March Iii-31'. and 1S
doubt that a genérals .
lie was added that It
‘.s few Japanese cruisers
cluity of Port Arthur;
mty have been an axe
iwltli’ the Russianii bit
[that the male Je
ea 'ed at the“ -
Norwalk Chronicler