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Prices
$l0.25 up.

CONNECTIONS FREE.

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Specialty Mfg. Co.

71 WATER STREET.
scum NORWALK.
new AND seconouAno

Electric 4 Motors

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PLUMBING.

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50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 1373.
South Norwllk, Conn.
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the strongest corn any in the world
writes life insurance for women. Let
us ex lain to you a
5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW

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it will illustrate in a forceful manner
how small sums invested annually can
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booklet. _
TA YLOR 6i GOLDEN.
74 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Ct

Easy To Pick

the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers in these parts.

Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.

Sole agent for Janeway's and car-
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To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.

 

SUPPLIES. ARTISTS
MATERIALS.

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SPECIALS.

White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, soc. ‘

Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, use.

Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures, soc.

“Shuts-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, soc.

Best Steel Faring Knives, soc.

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PAINTERS'

PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
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STORE OPEN EVENINGS.

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EXPANSION LADDERS.

TRESTLE EXTENSION LADDERS.

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Phone. 43-6.

 

You can buy

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of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on installments. A good investment. for
you. if you live. a splendid protection
for your family, if you die.
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GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,

SO. Norwalk. Ct.

 

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WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, “00.000.00
Not Profits. 356300.00

 

Solicits accounts of individuals, man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Preo-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

mm H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Iosiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.

 

 

 

Surplus. 6185.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in»
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. Is 25 per cent.
greater than if in.
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
vent greater than if invested at 3%
per cent; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater

than if invested at 3 per cent.

Stats Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.

BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence

Capital 31.600.000.

 

 

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Paying Mining,0il, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks melting possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
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, Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal Agents.
, Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
EVBALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,

Western New England Branch: Headquar-
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Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. Ct.

 

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Freight received from 7 a m. to 6 p. In.
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- JOHN LUOOATE SUICIDID. .
TORRINUTON. Conn, May ”——

lJohn Ludsste. a stonecutier. aged Bil

years. was found dead ill bod yester-
day mmulnx Ill lhe home of Emma Van
rlloiuborx ou l’ylllluu lchqul. Au
cmply lllorphluo lmlllo and u bottli-
fllll of i'III'IIUIII' uchl wcro l‘oqul hour-

by. He was HIIIMII', lull louvcll sovorul
lllld camo hon:— uI-voral yours ago.
who”
for sam leand booh|lol. Askior Dr. King' a

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and
GARLOCK PACKINO
Carried ,In Stock.

GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Elcculc Rotors.

Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.

Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work Sollclted.

THE G. N. McKIBBIN~
M’F’G C0,

.6 WATER ST.. SO. NORWALK.

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OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.

WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.

WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.

WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE

DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.

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E. E. Gorhamfis

TEL. 135-2.
10 FIRST ST.. _ E. NORWALK.

l‘ he GOTIOII Sldt Feed Billilil's.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.

Insures a Warm House, Day and
E Night, in Coldest Weather.

 

 

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96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.

 

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HOT AIR HEATING.

STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.

Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Coiling.

Have you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS

COMPANY
17 WALL eraser. NORWALK. ,

Etc.

 

 

DAVID W. RAYMOND.

Funeral Director
and Embalinor.
19 North Mdln St. South Norwallc

Residence, II erase-1t Toma,
Telephone at houu,.13‘—Sx . ,

 
 

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Fancn Creamed) But-
ler 250 lb.

21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reads Bits 100 pkg.

"l’ o w e l”. the new
breakfast food. 60 pkg.

A. Stull

24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.

lhbTNllliWhLl/

Althul WIIkH of Shelliolduul— —lho-
Sound, was a visitor Ill South Notwuik,
yoslol‘dlly.

’l‘ho rogulur class ull-ctlug wlll bu
laid at l...- blast ;\\'eiiilt‘ Methodist
(“hurcll tollluhl.

Largo ilookll of ducks and wild goose
lluvo been soon iiylult ovor during the
past few days.

A mocllug of lilo luluuon (‘lub will
bo hold tomorrow afloruoou, at tho
home of Mrs. Leo liuvls,

'l‘ho. prcsidoun of tho Ladios' Aid SO-
clcty uullouuoos spoclul luminous for
\I'oducruluy‘s luoollllg. :IIIII rcqucsts ull
lo lu- pl'osolll.

(‘uptulu ’l‘homau Wright, of (‘ollugo
uveuuo, is getting ovor tllo injury rc-
colvod while golfing out. of a wagon
sovorul days ago.

The prospoci is good for It sploullld.
light ovculug. and tho lolldor of tho
'l‘uosdu,v night class Ii-l vory llopcl’ul for
a large gulllol'lug of its lllclllbol's III III‘
tenoliuoo.

mi’lorce‘s Illstompcr
tocd. Bridge Pharmacy.
Several llrdcllt sporls huvo llcou
down tho harbor for lilo past day or
two. trying to catch weakflsh. Thus
far. howevor, IIUIII- havo boon caught
that have been reported. 'l‘ho black-
iish arc (‘OIIImI-‘nf'IllIZ to bite. however,
and several small mosses Iluvo beoll
caught by timsc who know wllcrl- to
go uflcr them.

Iiill‘l' Day, (‘lurolpo Whittaker and
Myron Osborn, who Wore II‘It'lI lust
night. for tho ullogod theft of rabbits.
for the purpose of having a mock trial
at. the East Avonuc Methodist Church.
were discharged by Judge Edward I'ilil-
nluuhum and the jury, which tried
tllom. The three prisoners were said
to have been implicatedl ill Ibo tilt-ft of
a rabbit owuod by it Winflcld siroct
llllill. The ovldoucc brought ill was not
sulllclontly strong to convict them.
.I. ll. Pollard, of Brooklyn. owner of
tho yuwl “.loull." which was wrcckcd
oil tllc Norwulk Islands lust summor is
to mum to South Norwulk, Saturday.
alld remain until ’l‘uo‘éduy for tho pur—
post bl getting illo bout ill Ionlullssllm
I'm illoh season "lhe craft has been re-
pulled by Shipbuildor FOWIt’l. and is
now being painted and mode roudy.

William Nash's Ilowly iltlod on!
launch "Unique.“ motwilh u mishap
ycstorduy ul‘loruoou. Mr. Nash was ill—
tclldlug lo lllke llor away from Ship-
llulldcl lr‘owlor's. \lllorc silo lmd boon
l)\(:'i,lll|llii‘lI and ill high tide lust night
slnrlod wub llcr no rose ill" flats to tilt
open river. Silo stuck on one of IIJI‘
largo bogs there, and Mr. 'Ilsh was
unable to get her off. She ronmluoll
hunt: on the bog all night, and he did
not got his suil.

ROWAYTON.

Miss Emma Rllo. of Stamford,
llooll visiting friends here.

Bell (lustlc, Knights of King Arthur.
will hold a meeting this evening.

Mrs, .losophine Craw is entertaining
her nloco. Mrs. Hale, of New York.

Mr. and Mrs. William Moore are on-
lcl'tllining relatives from Now York.

lioalrico, daughlor of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schmidt, has an attack of tho
lllouslos.

George McKay, of New York. spoilt
Saturday and Sunday with friends ill
Rouuylou.

——Blg rodllctiou iu pianos, Ill Stoiu
er‘i s. Soo all.

Mrs, Raymond ('mlllliill, of Ilocklaud,
Maine. is vislllng Mr. and Mrs. Pillar
l)u Fault, Rowaylou avenue.

liaulcl Powoll. of iiulcsilc, Long Is-
land, has boon visiting his mother
Mrs, Mary Powell. who is very sick.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Cushman, of
New York, have boon visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Cushmml. Logan stroel.

Edward H. White, of Rowayton, has
acquired u lot in this DIIIH‘ from Frank
Seaman. through foreclosure proceed-
lugs.

The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Row-
ayton Baptist Church, will meet tomor-
row afternoon, at 2 o‘clock, with Mrs.
E. H. Evory.

Edwin W. Godfrey has rented a por-

tion of his residence in Rowaylon
avenue to Mrs. Snaclteuberg and son
Clement. of New York.
. Mrs. Mary Hart. of “Rowayton, who
is living with her daughter. Mrs, A. F.
Scofleld, was ninety-four years old on
March 17th. She is in excellent
health.

 

 

(.‘uro guaran-

bus

city. New York, and after a visit at
his home here. will probably so West
to take a position as mining superin-
tendent and engineer.

The dollar experiénce social of the
Ladies‘ Aid Society. of the Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held tomorrow night. Ice cream and
cake will be served after the ladies
have related their experiences.

walk, “a mammoth for It
Custhah.‘ In the k‘lnderta'i-ten

 

 

 

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figuth Five Mile River school.

George Sherron, of this place. grad- :
uates this week from Columbia Univer- ,

Mrs Clarence B, Nowlan of N65
is: Emma

t the .
am“? Bf) is , a;
shmnbo-douacooautotthaM‘

helm of her grulldulotlmr, Mrs. Mllly
Powell. .
Yesterday at tho gardens of tho

I‘lowcl' Mission III the Methodist Epis-
copal (.‘hurcb. all life seeds were plllul-
oil, and the grounds were bright with
many children. who ouioycd the proc-
llcul lossous ulvou Illoul.

Louis l’ouhluc llIIllllIiIl'lI to jump
from ll tl'olloy cur Ill liowuyloll, Hull-
duy llflol'uooo. ’l‘llc jump was all right
lull Ibo luuolul: IYIIH u dilfcl'om muchr
mill for u l’ow lll'icl' HI‘I'llIIIIH Louis was
bounding uloug ill the dust llhc u rub-
bol' hull, llo wus budly shaken up, buy
othcl'wlso lllllujurod. Noxl limo ho
wants to got off ho will IIlIlIllllIIIl'lIIy
llllvo tho conductor pull lllc boll.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Tho childr'ous llolll will ho hold ill
lho Mo‘lllodlsi (‘hul‘cln It‘l'ItIRy.

-*-IIIilll, abollhiol's and dried hoof cut
whilc you wait, Stroot‘a (lrocory.

Mr. Wright cypocls to crocl it saw-
llllll ill liul'loll. also sovol'ul collugcs.
’l‘wo mou from Weston \vcro Illukllllz
iuquirios. lust woclt. ill Illll'lou, for tim-
bor luuds, ovpcciilll: lo oroci II suw<
mill lloro.

lII-v, 'l‘. ll. Millor prouchod illl illlor-
crating Ht‘l‘lllllll ul lilo M. ii). (‘burcll Sun-
lIily ovonlllz. llpoll “'l‘ho Mind."

Miss llul‘l'lol (‘uluplloll Foss has lwo
pli‘llll‘l‘r‘. on ovllllllliou III lllo World‘s
Fair. SI, Louis, lmlll push-ls. which
silo puiulod whilo Ill linricll. ’l‘hoy lluvo
boon oxblllltod Ill liII lllo impol-luut ox-
lllbiilolls, and have llocu highly spoken
of by lilo prose and by artists.

——lllg reduction ill pianos, at Stein-
ol'l's. Soc ad.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ii. Willsou.
whilo driving ucur tho. Norotou sin-
lion. Thursday morning. moi with It
sol'iolls uccldoul. 'l‘hoir llorso look
I'I'ilzlll ,lllul lhrcw lllolu from .'I cul'rlulzo,
infill-ling painful inlorllal illjul'los.
'l‘Iloy woro lllkcu to their homo ill liur-
ion. and ilr. :\\'t'l‘,\’ was callod. Mr,
Willsou “‘llri llljllroll about his cllcsi,
illlII was not :llllo to more lllllll Sull-
I'.‘.I_\

Woo llill ilolf l‘lull lcuul was dc—
Ioiod ill II Millill‘ wllb lilo Now Iluloll
(‘oulllry Club at New llllvcll, Sulur-
day. by It scoro of Iii to l. 'l‘llo
sooros \vcro' Now llltvcu t‘ouulry Club
—~R. l“. \Vllllil, u; I}, II. Zimmerman.
ti: W. K, Shopurd. l; M. II. Martin. 7;
Dr. I.. Lyon, :1; total. Ix. Woo Buru—
I‘. ll. Sl-oly, l; \\'. N, McL‘I'u'll. 0; W_
N, I‘llilllps, ll; [)1‘. (lol'rolt Smith, 0
Scllule-r Morritt, 0: total. 1 ’l‘llore
was It lulll-swcopslullos (In tho \leo
Iiill’ll links at Ntll‘tllnn, but, thoro wore
only It fow ollll'los.

The meeting of the board of select-
luou on Mondays is usually a rather
dull and dry affair, but a little sensa-
tion was croutod yesterday. when
Frodorick (‘lmddortom lilo bllrllel'. up-
pcurod boforo the board and mado coul-
plaiul that the olllor harbors ill town
:lro bobbing tholr shops opoll on Sun-
days. Mr. Chadderton claims that
thcro is some law against that and he
wants to have it. enforced by the 38‘
loctmcll. 'I‘ho selccllnon have no oili-
ciul knowledge of lilo Illlegod violation
of lilo law. and just what will ho done
about. ii is hard to learn. Somo of tho
rosulcuts say that Mr. Clladdcrton is
not a citizen of the United States. and
that ho has no right. to complain. It
has boon louruod, however, that this
viow is orrouoous, and oven if ho. wol'o
not it would ho porfocily proper for
ilinl to complain of a violation of the
law. '

 

WESTPOR'I‘.

\Voslpol‘l ill'augo will moot on Wod-

ncsduy llltzhl.

Aspolluzk lodge. K. of l’..
morrow night.

Miss Nellio Hayes of South Norwalk.
is visiting friends ill town.

Miss Allco Deauo of New Britain,
has been visiting friends here.

The yacht Laloula. owned by Dr. H.
Euo_ is anchored ill tho. river.
(‘hl'ist church vostry is to moot to
night at tho home of Dr. Sherwood.

A monument is soon to be placed on
tho Kirk plot, in Willow Brook cemc
tel-y.

Mrs. H. E. Sherwood has returned
horo from a visit with friends in Phila-
dolphin.

Itov. l“ ‘.(‘llild of Fairflcld, preach-
cd ill (I locus l‘ulms church yestolduy
morning.

lir, ii. (3, inc, wife and reiiuuo, have.
llll‘lVGiI at their Saugatuck home. from
New York

Moslnmos (T R. and Wolford l.y.ou
of Hriduopiut, wolo lt‘(I‘Ill guosls wilh
Mrs. C. II. Kempoc,

The information comos from tho lo-
cal oxcllaugo that lilel‘o uro now 114
phones in use here.

Miss Adele Ritchie, the well known
actress has leased the McCroady cot-
Iago Compo, for the summer

Mrs. William Haussorman is critical-
ly ill at her Sauealurk home. the sel~
vlcos of a trained nurse being requir-
ed.

Tile Women's Benefit-out society of
tho. Congregational church meets on
Thursday of this week at the home of
Miss Abbie Burr

Grand officers are to visit Doric

caucuses

MAI

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Hermetieally scaled In thy:
this molasses is kept free
from dirt and is always in
perfect condition.
.\ '06-. loo. .. one. and 00¢- Slsoo.
If your grocer does not keep
It, \\ rile the Iefim rs,

III-sou Ira. co.
Inst en's mas at... low Int.

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chapter, 0. It. 8.. at its meeting Juno
1. In addition delegates from Asalia
chapter. Sirulford, Orient ohapler.
Bridgeport and 0mm chaptor. of South
Nolwuik will be entoltuiued

SOUTH WILTON.

 

\I: s, (:col-tgc I.um oulclluluod friends
from Stamford last wook.

llul'l'y ’l‘aylor olllol'iulucd his father
from Now York Sunday.

(,‘Iifi’ord Whitloclt. of New Haven.
called on fricuds here Sunday.

Carrie Hello and family,
frioulls in this place Sunday.

lrvlut: Slullll lllId wlfc. of Elm street.
spout Sunday with MP8. Washington
Post.

lluvhl (Iglloll. who rccoutly fractur-
od his lost ill lwo piano», is doing nico-
ly.

An cxlru largo uumbcr of automo-
bilos pus-sod through how Sunday, the
cons IIT‘IIIK ill lino condition now.

Mrs, Holu'y E. Chlchostor will (IDIOT-
lnlu lilo Whist Club this afternoon.

Will Watch Ilnropalltin

(Continued from first page.)
Itusxiuu scouts are keeping ill constant
touch with lhc out-my, and thus for tho
ulluor shillings of the enemy's detach-
umuls west of the ’l‘uyunlt River and
llortllwurd of Moi-'l‘lug-idmt are con-
aldcrod to be in tho nature of screens.
If the two armies of the Russian colu-
llJlllidl‘i‘dIl-(‘Illl‘f :Iro tryluit to work II
forco around in the roar of General
Kill'lllil, or planulllg It surprisc, of
courrm lilo fact is sodulously collcoalod
here. lTllousiuess is displayed at thtI
ucnr approach of the rainy season.
which will rclurd. if not oomplotely
slop field operations, although this
plays diroctly into tho ltusslan‘s hands.
The Russians will continue to hold
New Chwuug. Kill-(Thou and 'l‘ashi-
(thou until a movo ill forro is made
towards Hui-Chong, with the object of
cutting ou' lllo retirement of the forco
Iii KIll—(‘hou. which is sufficient to
stand off an ordinary force of the eu-
eluy and ollcoucugo the landing of
troops lhol‘c or III Hluug-Yo-Clleu. 'l‘ho
Japanese are not ill form north ol‘
\I'lliandlun.

Appul'cutly there is good warrant for
thc bollot that (lcnorul Kuropulklu has
a strong lillo extending south frolu
Lino-Yuug ulul Wosl, of llui—Cholla, pro-
toctillg all illIYiIIIi‘t‘ upon Kilitilum and
New (‘hwamc

'I‘llo lioul‘so lazotto insists that no-
body ill i~luropo knows wholhor l‘llillu
will remain noulrul to the olul of tho
war or whclher two powers, ollo .lllp-
au's ally and the other friondly. will
remain neutral during the peace nego-
tiations.

'l‘llo Russ says (‘hiua‘s onirnuce into
the coullict Would be the signal for ad-
vuuco of tho Russian forces in Control
Asia,

TIII‘ report circulated by tho SI. Pol—
crsburg corrospondcnt of tho (‘outrai
News that tell stokors were killod by
an explosion yesterday, on board the
Russian battleship ()rol, at (,‘rourstudl.
is absolutoly denied.

The Novoo Vrcnlyu today prinls the
Paris roport of last week, that. (lor-
mauy is oudoavorilllt to form all ulll-
ant-o between Russia. normally and
Austria.

Russians Are Advancing.

SEOUL, May Ell—4:80 p. nl,-—Fur-
ther reports aro bring rcceivod that
the Russians are advancing along the
iZI'f‘iIl south road from Sour: Chin.
Koreans oatiulllto tholr number at
about 600. The (‘ossecks who fought
with tho Koreans at Hamheung are
supposed to have retired to Chaugchiu.
The latcst reports from Hambeuug are
that tho Russians burned five hundred
houses in the suburbs and partly de—
stroyed the longest bridgo in Korea.
which there spans the Song (‘hin river.
Dotncllod bodies of Russian troops.
which ovldeutlv lack mutual under-
standing are ctmtluually appearing and
they soolu to have no definite purpose
other than that of hurrying the country
pooplo. Major Takugl. the command-
or at Omaha, apparently wearying of
thisconlimled raiding. has sent. a force
north. lilo strength of which has not
been stated and which is probably in-
lellded to garrison Hamheuug.

The influence of lady 0m, the em
pel'or's favorite at. Seoul palace, has
recently weakened. She insisted upon
the retention ill office of Yi Yong Tal,
tho seller of plefcctures. against the
emperors desires to the appointment
of either Yi Chi Yong or Sim Sang
Run the home minister to the office.
The emperor sharply rebuked her for
lulerforcucc In aIaio affairs and sug—
gested that she refrain from Interfer-
ing in politics. Molly Koreans predict
the end 0! her power, which has last
ed over a decade.

The Japanese commissariat is con-
siderably annoved over the instability
of tho rate of exchange holwoen lilo
Iupnuosc you and Kol'cau llickcls, 'l‘ilc
goveruluollt mints are working our
time to pay tho Imperial notes hold by
all American firm.

Russians Will Command The Sea.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 24.—~l.lout.
Saint Pairo, the French naval attache.
said today in the course of an inter-
view with the correspondent of The
Associated Press:

“The last Japanese disaster makes
it impossible for Vice-Admiral Togo to
overpower the Port Arthur squadron.
Port Arthur will hold out until the Bal-
tic lleet arrives and then the Russians
will‘be able to gain command of the
sea."

The Foreign Office states that it has
not received any protest regarding the
alleged planting of mines by Rear Ad-

visited

 

lt at Port Arthur
The admiralty denies the report of
the capture of three Japanese cruis-

.. era by the Vladivostok squadron. which

has not been outside the harbor for
several weeks.

Rossini: Capture Anju.
MITKDEN, May 24.——Tlle Russians

the. town of Anju. Korea. from the vil-
town destroying it The Japanese gar-
land retired in perfect order.

HECLA MINING CO. DIVIDEND.

the Calumet and Hecla Mining Com-
pany declared today a. quarterly divi-

' dead of 810 not share.
Evenabunchofrosssaiayteolllko‘
so cosh-l '

 

 

miral Witsoeft outside the marine llml- ‘

on May 16 made a sudden attack upOn ‘
logo of Hai-Tchlen and captured the,

risen sot tire to the houses and stores 1

BOSTON May 24 .—'l‘ho directors of ‘

 
 

Mrs. Fairbanks tells howso-
gleci of warning symptoms will
soon prostrate a wdllldii. She
thinks woman’s as Iird ls
Lydia E. Pinkllalus egetahio
Composed.

" Dean Mail. PINHAI: -Ignor
and neglect are the cause of an id
female suffering. not only with the
laws of health but with the ohm or o
cure. 1 did not heed the warnings of
headaches. organic pains. and fowl
weariness. until 1 was Well III 11:13“
trated I knew I had to do sonic 0‘
Rap ily I did the right thing. I!
LyI In E. Pinkllam s You“! 0
Compound faithfully. according.»
directions. and was rewarded In o, few
weeks to find that my aches had pain!
disappeared and I again felt. the [low
of hcnltll through my body“ loco, I

ful l have also advised a. on her of
my sick friends to take Ly
Plnltllum's' Vegetable Cossa-
pound. and they have never b
reason to be sorry. Yours very tI-u {,
hills. Mar b‘urissxns,’ .16 South 7h
Minneapolis, \IIIIII.‘ (Mrs. I’M?-
hauks' us one of the most successful and
hlglgsi‘t‘miai {c d trazclllng salesvvonion
Initt QNIH— a wait] 7 I
above letter moving "stifling!!! slsnuof’dw
Mrs. Piuithnul Invites all Idol:
Wlllllt‘ll to Write her for udVIOO.
She has guided tllotllull I.”
health. Address, [alumni

 

MERCHANT MARINE COMMISSION.

inquiry Into causes of Decline of Am-
erican Shipping. .

NEW YOIIK. May Heme Mor~
chant Murillo Commission, appointed
by the 5.8tll.Congress to Inquire into
lilo causos of the decline of American
shipping and Suggest remedial mous-
ures as a basis of legislation. continued
today with Senator Gollinger. the
chairumu of the commission. presiding.
Sclmlor Poul-use. of Pennsylvania, who
was domiuod in Washington yesterday
was presoul today.

Ilarvcl (‘. Calking, of this city, a
memllol' of lilo 41st Congress. the sur-
viving member of a committee of tho

 

House, which iuvcsiigatod the same
subject. told the commission that. in
his opinion the best action that

could bo lakcu would be to pass the
ship subsidy bill,

William (I. Sewail representing the
firm of Arthur Sewali and Company,
at Bath Maine. which has built some
0. the largest sail calgo- carrying ships
ill the world for the foreign trade. said
that his yard. which was eulablisbed In
1823, has been closed during the past
year because of dullness In the ship-
building industry.

He said he had no faith in free shit
«that such an idea is a distinctly im—
Americau measure. Discriminating
duties he did not favor entirely. Soiuo
bill granting a bounty on the basis of
mileage and capacity with some mail
subsidy would be the best form.

CAPTAIN WILDMAN OFF FOR
ALASKA.

Capt. l.. R. Wlidman, of the United
States Signal Corps, who has been con-
ducilm: the experiments in wireless
telegraplly between Fort Wright ahd
Fort Sclmylor, N. Y..
Alaska. Ills route was over the Cell-
Iral Vermont to Montreal. At the
New Haven station Captain Wildmall
had opportunity to bid goodbye to sev~
elal military men who were awaitlns
the departure of their special trains to
Hartford -

FALL DOWN STAIRS KILLED
HIDL

CH

DANBURY. May 2i. ——Mrs. H. W.
Bristol was attacked by drizzinesa as
she was passing an open door at the
head of the collar stairs In her home
on Montgomery street yesterday. and
fell down the stairway with her three,
weeks" old son In her arms. Mrs.
Bristol escaped serious injury except
for shock. but the chlld was so badly
crushed that it died last night.

 

 

WILL RECALL M. NISARD.

PARIS. silly 24. —'I‘Ile council—of min-
isters has considered the Vatican con-
tmv ersey and in an official note says.
“The government is satisfied with the
authenticity of the reported protest
sent by the Vatican to the powers and
therefore has decided to recall I]. Ni-
sacd. leaving mullne business in the
hands of Ihe third secretary of the Vitt-
ican embassy."

 

PRODUCE EXCHANGE T0 otose.
NEW roux, May It. —-The Produce

28. at well as Monday. May 30.

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fact that you will derive benefit
from the use of

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MIXTURE

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In successful use for fifty yuan

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to! remedies nor be ailesp to the; ‘-