erlch scbavcir. j pier sud our
“ the Third Connecticut infantry
N .j issued orders musferriug til
’ er wncslsgroii In.
[E] 3.33mi. .
y .
lbl‘ li htnlnow ionisiu. Thurs
siiiht‘ disturbitlic‘ii ill.
inorniu; near Cincibitiiti.
,Augt jcltt’iiil weather with
. L 0*" that!
uiher‘n portion of the e region.
. more reported this morning from Cit
V north of the Lake Region.
White River it was 88 do it below
sore. Conditions favor or his vi-
flgity partly cloudy weather, with pole , 1
iv hurries of snow.
’l‘holnss McGuire is in Green Farms.
C ruin at Providence
..‘ . it. I.»
au-
house, in rial-use. by a cold.
( W
that viii the hit day of trin-
actors as to the gliueniic.
I illusion batter is the fly Hotel.
. «ii in p it phtehonie rendered lard
for title. area Market.
The bill-t ii Mourning that has arrived
:ihith I cards or coal or Raymond Bro-
A
”nu-5M—
The barge May haI. arrived With a
curse of coal for the Ferris Coal Come
will? '
The Itéa‘tner Josephine has been dls~
charted from the marine hospital, at
til-'éIoi-r's Point -
Mrs. Georgi C. Lockwaoti in outer
thinllix I company of friends at euchr‘e
i gt grist-noon at her home in High
on.
m-
filer of Columbia Circle, Compan-
ions of the Fault. will meet tumor»
row night in Red Men' 3 Hail. Washinc‘
tots street.
Genertl Russell Frost, commanding
the Orlando Connecticut National
Guard. datténtiad the annual inspection
of hthe Hartford companies. Monday
n g t
3-2.
,. .l.
Mrs. fairies 8t Glaston. of Beaver
Frills. Pennsyiiisniii. is visiting her
fIther. Francis Boyliiton who is per
igusly ill at his residence in Lowe
8 reel
Half-tone portraits or Speaker Hol-
c‘omb were distribi‘ited on the desks of
members of the house. yesterday
morning. with "Souvenir" Taylors
compliments.
Prices for proficiency in DOWllggby in
South Norwailt have been more
Robert scam to Fred Sconeld. 290
petunia Ernest Youngs, 258 points. and
Max Mslmo. 253 points.
Another meeting, to complete the or
gunizalloii of the Ex Choir Boys' As
sociation of Si. PIlil‘ s Church will be
held at the Berkeley direct chnpel to
marrow evening at 8: 30.
The meinbers of the Roxbilry Club
are anticipating's pleasant time for
this evening, when a banquet will be
held at (lrozolyflllolnt. Oblcers for
the eliciting "91‘1““ be elected at
this time. n
-“l owa my violet ii to to Burdock l
Blood Bitters. Minions scroll cov'
ered my body 1 seemed beyond curc
B. B. B has mull life i perfectly well
woman" Mrs. guilt. lluiton. Mich.
Douglas Fowlgr 1? st. 0 A it. tool:
ili one new membc at its moctiul.
last eveniux. James Rileseil abnoutic‘v
ed at the meeting that he wanted Ill
of the members in attendance It the
meeting next Monday evening. so
something of grain. importance was
to be brought up.
oueotn iii the Hotel canard. ruler.
day were: W. l‘. Stereos Fr
Oahu, A Hunsner. F, E Wiliibn‘i. W.
'l‘. Stringham, J. E. Van ArIdIl
8 Boatwicil. New York; R. 0. Mil
Bridgeport; i... Weimer Murrly. Pittsu
burg. Pa . Rodney Kellen, Hartford: i
J C ell-semi). bi DuBoi mtiiflou Nor-
waik; i) ii Garrison, Bridgeton N.
1.; A ll Wheeler. Bunion; 3‘73.
uItusn Edward A Gent Owl
r a. Kirby, Fhliadelpbin.m.
site.
New Haven; E 1'. button.
Provi-
sin.
lo valley still: C
.. ~ itvehue auntie .hi
Governor hotel I is confined to at:
but solid hilt a in a. pool in ' _
dance: 9" C Minus. Spokane. Wiscou» ,
Ni; . .. ’ i r
so oLoee oasmaén mm use:
will we» as long as Devon's. No bill-
are are as heavy bodied. become po- -
voe's weigh a to 8 eludes more to the ‘ ‘
pun: solo by on lilipow.
Just e Shadow
of Former Pflizes
. A
OUOAR CUNIO HAMO ONO IAOON i
125/3: LO.
FRESH PLATE to LB.
PUBUC MARKET
32 South Main Street
_.O i‘
small area of low icrnpoiniiigill2 J *
iHiLEPSKY—OANTOR.
In tetio‘u‘s are being issued by Mr.
Mrs Hyman Schachat for the
marriage of Mrs. Sohuchat‘s sister.
. and Mrs. Schachal loo liaibor
tit-chit. . .
Has been tied up in their cellars for over four months. ,
so has become so strong they cannot hold him any longer. . .
I "He will be let bow for one week commencing Friday.
March 3. to visit their customers... '
LOOK OUT FOR HIM,
i
i
The Kind You mire Always Boiigh . up Will _ '
in use for over 30 years. has. borne the structure; of
: and has been made under his pub
eons! supervision since its infsncy
Allow no one to Monica you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Just-mimosa" are but
a.
C jnorucommlsuioned sergeant.
commissioned corporal and four pri-
BlR HENRY lRVlNG'B CONDITION.
LONDON. March 1.-—-S_ir Henry
lrving. who recently suffered from a
Miss Sarah Cantor, to Samuel Shlleps . l
by, 0! New York The marriage 06m lsevere cbll at Wolverhampton. con
The schooner mcliet Stevens hits sr-y Wm M" “‘1‘" “a“ a‘ “‘9 “(mm of
tinned to malts progress towards re-
collery and no further bulletins re
i gardiug'liis condition wil be issued.
‘ , head. For yeIrn sud years head-
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOBIA
Castorin‘ lea harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
iron-lo, Drops and Soothhig Syrups.
It is Blossom it
colimins neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its use is its guarantee. If. destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and. Wind
i‘uiic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
mill Flatulenoy. It assimilates the Food.- regulates the
Monroe]: and Barrels, giving healthy and natural sleep
l‘iie Children's tumour-Tho Mullwr’s Briana.
cerium: CASTQ p’mA stwhrs
The not no line loos Bough
.-.-=vlu~—Uee»For Over 30 Years.
m OM“. “luv. to IUIIA' "M". ”N you am.
The Cook’s Idea
of a practical. economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
device is fully met in the
HUb Range
It has every up-to-dntc improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston. New York. Provi-
dence. ‘Wbrccetcr. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world’s best by any test.
A J Collins&Co
Funersl Director and Embslnicr.
to NORTH MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
hub ervtc _.
are the first points to be considered in
furnishing a home. There in s tre-
mendous difference between the room
with I badly “sorted lot of Furniture.
and the room with approprisle fuminii-
lncs ts tofully arranged.
thinkin of refurbishing any pert of
your house. now is the time to buy
the new article. as we are receiving
coeds every day for the Spring Trade.
end you get first choice.
GAal-i 0R CREDIT.
i .l ANilflilliE & sou
Cash or Credit. , 134 Washington ti.
.. yr.» "w
Surgeons in Ready to Wear Hells
WERE $2.9! AND him. NOW title.
criticisms bone TO cube
MOURNINO HATS A OPEOMLTY.
MIGHT” FOO BANNER PATTERNS
, ti O. PILLOTSON'O,
1 II Watermelon eraser.
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
iant Adams of Bridgepgfi‘. will on
' spectiona by Major
‘ provemeht in the Cor-pan Every snort .
the Hospital Corps here will potions
' was
If you “‘9 ‘
Third ll‘osimeni to Stealth
Ind also to the fact. tbs t. St
the home of the common! j
'l‘hi‘l medial bfllocrs ill in “ on
Capt. Evans. of Norwich line “we
Elamford occasionally iii-ii i r
a!
men and there will be ‘
Sc avio 11‘
change is expected to Work it, hi; {my
will be made to increase its emcdenhy
both in matters purely milltm-y on in
matters pertaining more pnrtlciii ly
to the medical branch of the service.
Major Behavior's decision to locate
lute the enlistment of silt lidditionfi
men. The Blidseport detail having
obtained discharges. an additional
a non’
votes must be appointed. From the.
four privates to he enlisted; will be
chosen one first-class private The
full Corp; will consist of eight pri-
vuies lure of them firsbciuss two scr-
geants. two dbrporsls. and the com
miseioned odiitel'Whiot‘ and Our
goon Schevlor. Captain Evans and
Lieutenant Adams Save for Capt.
Evans and Lieutenant Adams.
men will be from Sthmfolmd
The housing of the entire Corps
here is a welcome b of news to the
Stamford detail of e Corps. The
Hospital Corps differs so much from
that the best results cannot be obtain.
all unless the entire working body is
located in one city, with opportunity
to drill and prgctice together. Here
in Stamford lb rNOznized as only
fair that the medical headquarters
should be in the home town of its
quarter‘s was in Bridlfiborl. Did the
head of the medical branch of the
service happen to live in Norwich,
headquarters would probably be es-
tablished there. But one of the chief
reasons for melting the change at
this time is the lack of interest shown
in this branch of tlie service by
Bridgeport young men When the
regiment .returned', from Manassas,
two of the BridgeportCorpn obtained
discharges. Binc'e‘i that time the
places of thé discharged men have
been undiied. Interest scents to be so
lacking the Bridgeport detail cannot
be filled. Here in Stamford comii
lions are different There are a num-
ber of applicants for membership on
the waiting list. The Stamford detail
is wellhoussd and well emcered and
enthusiastic enough to warrant the
belief thttt it has a promising future.
it meets twice a month for drill, and
listens to occasional talks on first-aid
to the injured. by Major Scbuvloi.
The non- commissioned ofilcers of the
Stamiold dcteil, as constituted now
are Sergeant William’ D. Nolan. Jr..
Corporal Everett Palmer. First Class
Private James Mllligsrl. Major Schu-
vior is giving much 'of his time to
the Hospital Corps. it is his desire
to have ll second to none in the Con
necticut National Guard.
WWW-..“
VACCINATION LAW REPEAL.
Lively Hearing Predicted for Thurs-
day in HIrtford.
Perhaps the most bitterly contested
matter to come before the present ses
slon of the General Assembly is that
concerning vaccination. A hearing is
scheduled for Thursday afternoon by
the committee on public health and
safety of which senator Whitney. of
'llartford, is chairman on the resolu-
tion providing that the law requiring
compulsory vaccination in the public
schools shall be rcpaied. The bill
introduced by Representative
Suchse. of Vernon. who has introduced
a large number ol’ "reform" measures
this session. any the Now‘ l-lnven lieg-
ller.
Al nearly every session in recent
yours this question comes up for dis.
position and thus fur the advocates oi
vocciilazion have wan. ' This year the
unli~vaccinationists have prepared a
particularly vigorous attack on the low
and every member of the usacnibiy has
received cmlliltunlccllolm, and illustra-
tions of persons who are said to have
been killed by the use of vsccino virus.
Waterbury appears to be the storm
center on this agitation for some reit-
son.
The medical practitioners of the
state are lined up largely on the little
of the continuance of the present law
as u Infosusrd
M
HOMIOTIAD LANDS READY.
MIBBOULA. Mont. March l.-—-l.ako
Como forest reserve becomes subject
to homestead entry today Between
fifteen Ind twenty thoussnd acres of
land will be thrown open for settle
most. The lend la in tile fomouu lilt-
ter Root Valley and was set aside by
President Cieveisnd as a. temporary
reserve. The city is thronxed with
people ready to tile clsltnil.
port detail of the iiosulltii pom i'.‘
. tho ,
from ad it fairly sensed me to get it
the J
other branches of- the military service '
.uotiiiiit else thlli will uncomplish such
_ Vino].
. . Winomm of its iv.
Chico‘so. a member of one oi
luguished fomilios in the _ j
in of Zachary. 'l‘uili or. 1 , .
of the U 6.. and grhhd' ‘ . .
thunder Hamilton. who .
Declaration of intuition '
b3:
ii godsend to old people.
rs bid. but i feel active and
Q. W‘i‘ “:i
“ii tliliinltu to the vliaiizloc ef- Februaryfiufim
n9 .
mm It; a" mu mm M w stuff yet to be dispelled of but much that is brlfilit‘. fresh and newt:
sleep well and my mind is talk about; belweed‘the two you pin do some very probable undid}.
worming“; fif’fi?§§“,i,§,§h:s§f7 Price of course is is prlinc if'Iétor iii I'tiinillsti‘n: trade at this chigii
wu‘ digg‘onincg‘i: gfigfsyf’figmgmm of the year, but" ii does the trick. Few people on ”show: belhg ecolim
mical. The “left overs” go at a loss. and we 'rc‘ glad to Ice thorn go
’Ijhe new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volatile
of the February output.
“it...
down-ff Vinol is so different palatable
mid nourishing lo impoverished blood
"I feel so much stronger. both met»
telly- and physically. since i used Vinol
thu‘f”! fc‘éi it my duty. as well as a
pleasure to recommend Vinol us the
finest tonic i ever used in by life."
't
Children‘s Fleccc' Lined thie. vvere use. now rgc. j
Children's Grey Milled Vestt and Pants. were 25:. now 19c. '
Eadies’ Ribbed Vests and Pauli, warned. new age. "I:
Men’s Negllgce and Stiff Bosom Shirts. were 50o. now 39c.
One lot of Men's Four-in-Hand and Teck Ties. were 25c, now 19!.
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 25c. now me.
On lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens. were soc. now ago.
1 All our Ladies’ sum Wait“ at lose their cost.
. One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White. Black and Grey. were in m
now see.
mus. suite" .' summon.
.f Such “words of praise from a person
791' Incl: high standing must be accept.
' .1 II unquestionable proof of the sup-
.eri'o ty of Vinoi. ..
All our Furs at one half price
D you Wonder that our Vinoi has
such strong bold upon the esteem of
docio and. patients? We know or
83- 85 Washington Street.
wonderful results; and remember. Vi~
have not a patent mediolne
. here are hundreds of old people in
his vicinlty who neon Just such a
strength-maker anda tissue-builder its
New Warsr...
1:.Niegvv Spring Models in Chino. Sill:
Wallets-rivhite and black—~value, $3;
special, $2.25.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST..
Their blood is thin and slug-
tlshmVinoi will enrich and quicken
the blood and build up the system. it
s so much better than whiskey and
strong stimulants, which always‘ have
a bad after effectpand weaken and
break down. Therein nothing in the
world so good for the weak. the aged
or the rundown system and to cure a
hsnciug- on cold or hacking cough as
Villa! and because we know so well
what it will do We are always ready to
refund every cc‘ht paid us for it if ii
fails to do what we say. Try it on
our gusriiiitce. The Clifford Pllsimucv
SOUTH NORWALF.
a FEW or OUR PRICES.
Not for Seturdnyfibut Every Day.
ECLIPSES ALL OTHER REVOLTS
Present Insurrection in Yemen Prov-1
inc. is Spreading.
CONSTANTINOPLE March i.-—'i‘ho.
present insurrection in Yemen prov. Nine Small Smoked Hams .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12C lb.
lnce. Arable. appears to pm in the Nice Smoked Bacon ............... ‘ ................ 14c lb. strli)
shade all previous revolts. The con. Chopped Beef ............. .’: ::: . Th... ................ . ............ loci '
tor of the move opium lg at 333.1“, north- Chuck Steak . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . ..... . ............. 100 in. ‘l...
Ward 01‘ Sal‘llfl, (Cflpl’tfll (guy of Ysmen Bu‘ter ill Punt ........... . . . . . . ........ . . o .. j. 28° lb:
Province) and already mm, are 3153.. Fresh Eggs ............................. 30c dot.
of its extension to the pl‘mlnce of Link Sausages . ......... . 2 lbs 250
Ground Bones. ............ ....I.:.I.'.' ......... ...... '8 lbs rorzoc
Turkeys Roasting Chickens. Fresh Hamil and Fresh Shoulders.
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
Assyr. The insurgents have again
surrounded Sutton and a stubborn fight
has been in progress for five days
Many of the Turkish troops refuse to
resist any further and are (inserting.
in the south the towns of Arab and
Hidjcli. the latter containing 2.000
troops wiill four guns are surrounded
and on stile point of capliuluting, The
alleged victory of February 1 (when
it was officially announced that the
Turkish forces had rented the rebels
investing Sense and ilodelda Yemen
Province and had relieved the besieg-
‘od garrison of Bonus) turns out to
have been an insurgent lint-coon 'l‘ur-
key‘s defective transpoltution delays
the liespntch of reinforcements The
object of tho insllrloilion is bolicfod
to be the erection of an autonomous
Arab state
a...
When. 322 2.
Lento}!
or
~
GRANITE CUTTERS ON STRIKE.
1.200 Quincy. Mum, Workers WInt
Adjustment or Hour-I Ind Wages.
QUth‘Y. Mulls. March ir—Tho 1.-
200 granite colors of this city began O
u strike loduy for n rcuidjuslment of
hours and wages. practically tying up '
the granite manufacturing industry of
the city i
The new schedule demanded in 83 a
day for eight bulils' work no the low.
cut rule 1 llleila’d’ulilllemont is roeoll~
ed. front 2 .000 to 2. 200 granite workers
will be without employment.
The manufacturers anticipate that
the contest will be e protracted one.
although some of the quarry owners
have large contracts on the books and
thrill? to fulfil them within a reason-
able time. The Cullen“ Union in
strong financially end in ufiillltitod with
Tita'r’s ALL‘ C.
HIGHLAND j j PACKER
THE HARRIS o GANS co.
PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER ST.
W
mm your villain
fit; I.
iii”! “.‘itu.
l
i
“it'll,“ :2? Mi
Evolving?
th‘i‘i
. £33m do. imiwelrmi'. ”i
,m Initiation j simmer
xudqwlh
1 and mills family became convinced yei'irii
use that he was deed and had been 1
abut-led in the Washes on unknown.
' finite Mont, announcing Mr. Griffiug's
deaths; The last milliliter of the Grifu
lilii‘ii
yeiii°oii"oii’ii‘£ iiiiiea°i?‘3°‘ioi’e§" . w ~ 1 ' mu
merit which expired today. ~ .. J I I‘ i‘ i. i” r, '
WILL “Egaigi 5 LARGE FORTUNE COLDS GRIP
Nice“ of Newtown Men Who DiIIp- “ “24m
some Thirty-Two YeIrI Ace.
bANBURY.Msrch i.-—-Dcniel (trif-
”lint left his home in Newtowu thirty-
two yours ago at no to Colorado in
search of it fortune. lie disappoint-ed
leiely after reaching Colorddo
clef census
Yesterday Town Clerk lioliiihan. of
Newtown received it telegram front
lids family in Newlawn iiiml several
ycuis use. rind Mr. litiiliihsn sent the
message to Edmund utility. of this
lofty. who married u sister of the mists
his men. Mr. bailey learned by tele-
graph today thet litr. Girl thrill was s
Montana rInch owner and left it ism
fortune. The only living relatives
lire two nieces ilOilitiltOi‘ii of llr. it
hey. who reside here.
i
Oslo and Plenary out: of the whole system
50 DOSES 250. 125 DOSES 50c.
. no opium, no tinfoil”. no chloroform. M ii j
3. F. JAOKOON O CO... WHOM,
A!
com ilbre Throne. Quincy and Ulcerntetg’ggusti‘éotsliee
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