mg
l. IIIIIIII
IIIIIIII iii
3 IIIIIIIIIII
[‘Iliipanese Forces Said to Have
Been Compelled to Abandon
the PursuiiuILong Lull -in
Heavy Fighting Is Predicted
W
I
S’I‘. PE’l‘ERSBURG, March 25, iszti
D. XXL—General lIincvltch continues the
retirement of the bulk of his army
northward. '
. The general stall uow declares it is
certain that. Field Marshal UyaunI has
been compelled to rolluquiI-Ih tho idoa
of a pursuit in force for the prcsent.
The Japanese forces on the Russian
I flanks are too light to constitute a scr~
ions danger and a lull in heavy tight-
ing for several trunks if not moaths. is
predicted by some of the corrcapou-
Wants.
“A Russian t‘l)l'l'(.‘S]iUlltitllli warns the
St. Peterishurgr authorliius of tho dau—
. gersmf Japanaso activity in Mongolia.
where he says their om .arios are vu~
listing tho Minds and arousing tlicir
old warlikc spirit.
ST. PlC’l‘lIlltSlit‘i‘tti, March 3.3. ilex
1). m.-Stung‘ by tho \I'lIolcsulII criti—
cism lately hoapcd upon tho War (mice
for its unprI-parodtioas and incapacity
in providing; tho Manchurian army
withnteu, guns and munitions. iiit‘ ur-
my organ today NUS illllt‘ II lIIII |III.~I
Ibeeh dour ha I- ”III IIpI ning oi‘ hoinii
tiés giving ilIII oxatt tiauim. lI‘IIIIu
these it apiuIIIs that up to March l:
the War timt‘t‘ had IlI-mIaiclItId lilIIINT
officers. 7tii.«tti'I“IIIIIII. litmus il()l‘i~'t‘ii.
21,521. guns and :llt;,.::i tour; to IIIIIIIi
lions aond supplics. to lilt‘ trout.
declaring IiII. ll‘:|llSliHl‘ltliit.ill
Sti‘ttincd ilIII SilIIIriau liailmad
to .its ilIilttiSi ‘l'illlilt'iih'. 'l‘hII
army organ admits that tho army III
the Fur lCaIIt \IlIIIII iiit‘ IIIar (lllt'llt‘ti
was hardly worth tho IIanIII tno llguros
being given. but it is known that ihc
troops did not IIxIIIIcIl .«ixtI thousand
men), defending this ou‘ thII around
that Empcror Nicholas tit‘Sil‘Uii to
avoid war and IlIIIrIIt’oIII- I'IIi‘I'aiuIId from
sending rolni‘oI'IIIInnIIIis which .‘v'ill‘t'iy
would haVII l)l‘()\'t)kt‘d ii.
The criticism of ”to War ()lliI-II‘a fail—
ure to tidctpiatcly supply Port Arthur
is met hy tlII- SIIHI'llll‘ili that it Ira>
provisionod i'oi' II garrison oi' tuclvr
hattaliouu. IlIII IiI-IiIIIIIII to put tlIII'II
battalions lilIIl‘t iit‘illil. tukIIii so into
that tho oriuiual I-alI-nlaiioIIs could not
be rtInIIIIlltId \\‘lIlc itiiii‘llllIIIK that ilIc
quick-tiring l;|lilt\ and lit‘iii gum: or ill“
'Rtlasians III'I- unplu'ior to thoso of ”W
.lapqu-nc. tlIII War tillicII IprlIIiuII that
the Iniai‘otluno in tho iIIsIIiliI-iIInI-I' oi
‘tht.I mountain nuns u'aI. thin to tho i'aci
that “'ili'li llIII II'III' hi'oIIII out ”llt‘hlil
Was just adopting a now paitIIrII.
it is tlI‘IIIIIIl that tlIII War titliIII- \\'ill~‘
IletIoiI‘I-Il in I'IIIJIIII'II in tin ayailaldv
ntrongih oi‘ tiII- .lupautrao I'll'lll)‘ or liit'
organization oi" tlIII .l‘aptmeso I~I,~II-IIIII'I».~'.
but ihc ill'lil) organ frail |.\' admits
that tho illit'llll-I of tho OMQI s and ”W
woudcrtul with at tho l'lS \IIIII-
mincaitulntud.
Tho puhliIaiiou of W hriiIlII has
creatIIIl II I-II-IHIIIion among million
men and in pIIhliI IiII-lIIII mum of iiit‘
Iormcr III-marlin: tlII- gflilt'l'fli stall i'or
tllntdoalng \‘iiilliiliit‘ military socrcie.
and tho laitIIr iiudiuu from tho llgiirw
a practical atlmiaaion that tho war hart
cost almost half a million llit'ii in kill
ed, wounIiIId. pI'IIIIuII-rs' and nick. ilfi
the Ivholc IIi‘iI-ciiw i‘oI'IIII in the Far
Eflfl‘ iii now III-iiI-HIti not it) i‘Nt't‘l‘ll
300.000 turn,
I..-
POl't'l‘ SAII). March I... 'l‘lII‘I Illth-
It)“ 0! tiltI lliinniau Ht‘ttlliti l'uciilt‘
I-iqtitldrou. IIIIIIIIIIundIIi in Admiral \‘I
bogutol'i. which uri'ivcd hi'l‘t' from SIII
do tiny )‘I‘Mlii‘t‘ity. t‘liit'l‘t‘ti tlIII Sum
Candi this llitii‘niliuI ’
BERLIN. Mari-ii 2:..- A lI-ItI-r i‘roni
Pokin. puhlialnud by thI National ZI-l-
THE STARTING POINT
01.0“” n addendum! man‘ It career was
W on dc malt. Thorn In something
bout a bank account with u cronies an
than to main- it. grow. Once you
Worm; |you will afnitit‘e the name
you in ma your liar: with it.
I"! room at the lituoum or your
may it man hu started with
tum Ilium amnion.
Hermit/MN
F. D. LYON 8: CC.
SOWaohlngtoo 8t.
Styles '
So. Norwaik.
A
lung thin morning, glyph tho rIII-Iultu
at an inquiry into .lupaaaao poilii
t‘ili activity in t‘hiIIII 'i‘lIII \Vlilm‘ naya
.lupnuuso agI-Iiiu in vuri‘ouu lines of
luminous arc pIInIItIuilng into (‘ltluu
and mailing in many important piano
in the umpirc. dovoilng‘ thamuclvou to
tindr calling in life, whether leaat
editor. icac'hoi or tiudor anti to win-
ning pcnrcfully the good will of tho
(‘hiuoac t’oi Japan. The mI‘Iihod moat
oficn III-Ital is the founding,r of newupn
porn minted in the Chiuoua language
anti iIiIIudly to Japanese ainia These
try to influonco tho impeiial govoInoia
and Pcklu uovotmucnt to employ .la-
pancno tout'hcts in tho schools and IIII
poI ially to plncc .iapancsc iuillttny in.
Sililt'itMS. in charge of the (.‘liluouo
troops In addition .lapauoao Buddhist
monks have hogan to IIIIivII in (‘hlna
on uoml political and achI Icllglouu or»
rands 'l‘hcy sock (donor IIIlatinua
with tho t‘iiinoso Buddhiat oganizu-
tioito. and haw acquired control of
aIIVIIIti Iuonasiciitn own which tlIII
.lapaucso ting is iloatod. Tho monks ul
so cstahlnhcd lluddhlut tiliult‘ifi and
organize congregations. TiIoiI dcclaI
I-d aim in to uniio the various Buddhist
Sl"('iS in China. 'l‘hII Buddhist monas-
il‘l‘ii‘H in Canton hart-I alroady pluII-Id
‘llIIIIIInolrIIa lllliit‘l' tho prI‘ItociioII of
liit‘
illliilt‘iits oi lili‘ IIIIIIII l’IIn Yuan ’l‘lut
ii‘ionaItcrI at ’l‘okio. At Suatow il’ro-
I'IiIIIIr'IIi i\\\illli..’illlli iupunvsc Monks
illHe IIIIItod II tIIqulII oI'II- whiIlI tiIIl
JHIIHIH‘H‘ line. has hIcn hoiatod and
HIV} I'ItlIIIIIlv haw. 8th) iollowms
'.’,lla ”lllI ltSlil itil. .\I'IlIiII h 27..
III.~»|’|‘1II'I information I-oniaiIII-d
ii p
in
gardiug lil(‘ chango iu i’illlilt‘llil' NiII ho-l
lua's attitudII IIIIIIIII-rning tlIII illihi‘vll‘
hIliiy of making a pIIIIiliI- Iii'illitiuili to
Japan in fully coIIllrnIcIl and in VIII)-
is IcgaIdcd as It-Itaiu. 'l'hII pox‘itiI'III
now. with Vi hit it this is IItiiimtIl would.
iIIdiIIaIII that thc aoIcinIiIIIul is aiIIInIiI
iII pomwiou oi itItoInIaiiIuI ilH to tho
.lIIpIIiIIIIiII tIII'uis which iIIdiIIaliI a lia-
I»:i.\ to which Russia can IIuI'III.
IIxIIII situation in .«lIroudIIIl III IIII'HIII'I'.
'l‘lIc Sl‘t‘l‘t'i of what LII lIIIiuI; IiIIIIII is
ZII'IIIIIIIIII' guardIId. 'I‘lIII ASSUt‘iillt‘ii
l'I'IIIIII lII'IIrs. lIIIII'cI'III', from a .IIIIIIIIII
«low to tho lill‘tllit'. tIIIIt IIoItI'paI'lIIIIn
arc actually in pi‘tigrv‘s‘s in i'liliS. hut
lIIII and that (‘opIIulIIII-II-II may ho iiil.’
St‘t‘lit‘ of thc ill'Sl IIXIIlIIIIIIzII: lIIIIwqu
I‘l‘|ii'i‘Hl‘lliuii\'l'S of thc two [ltth‘lSI in
this t‘tlllllt‘i'iiliil iIIIpIIrtIIIIIII iI:
flililt'ill‘ti to thc visit «it .\l. ii'lsu'olalty
min-
tthII
'l‘uIIs-
ltuasian
llompard
to Russia)
Huron Rosou ti'oi'iucr
iSiIH‘ to .lIIpani to iii.
lI‘I'IIIII-h ambassador
day.
law to admit that sigulich-III-I-
iiil'ilt‘ti to it.
clan (ifliI-II is Siii'lll. -
NEW t"li\\'.\.\ltl_ March -~SIIII-I-
IlIII hattlc oi' Mukdcu tlII t‘lIliIIsII liI.|
t‘I'IIss has lIIIcII iIIIIIliIII: lT-Jiilii I'IIi'uIIIII .I,
'l‘lIoIIMIIidII of ilIIIIII arc housod at Sin»
IulIItin, AlukdIIn and Ida.) Yang. Many
ilii‘llit'l‘S of tho lIiIIo \‘aui.’ districts uI'II
:Itill dcpI-IIIIIIIII IIII IIIliI-i'. SIiIIIc (ht-
iIIIIIIIIIIiul. of tho III iii‘f \IoIlI tlII lit-Ii
l‘ ltiSS hax I\pcudt,d $T.Iiitiii on grain
IlIIuII "IhII rail! Vim ifl'iIIinIulIIIl
I.I.I .Iouou rent} an innidp tlIII Inna
uall tiwlng to u approaIlI oi IIIIIIII
“Will“ I tlII- fiu'mcrs arII poinn III tlIII II
in no.5 hut thov tilt‘ in III-I-Il III" iqulI
aunts and animals Spcciat mounts--
ioiIIIIs IIIII IIIIIductiuI: an iuII-Iuip. ItlIIII
into ”In situation and tho goIquIIIIItIt
undoulIiIIdlI will i‘IiIuinh sci-d gtain.
is at—
.J
C
public.
TA‘
74 WAIMNGTON OTISST.
LOR
‘ 'it‘ is proliabiti that. uthoru will ho on-
lapauosc liar; and intro lIIIIquIIS
'l M...»
iiiOSi‘ IltIrIpIIlIIhou for WW II \I'IIIIk rt».
high quartcra pIIat'II within nix \\‘i‘t‘i{S‘
'l‘hI':
pomihly only of :I pI'IIllmiuIIry ch; I'ItI-h
ilt‘llil‘fl.‘
tltuwiau lllillihit‘i‘ at t‘opcnliaucui anIlI
'l'iII portion to thin IIouI'I‘i'cnI-II I'IIJ
in tin IIIIIautiIIIc thc i-‘orI'
‘Tne OCEA
. It will meet with your approval at once.
judgment and con'blncc you that it is beyond all question the BEST policy obtainablc.
The OCEAN is the Largest and practically the Oldest
Strictly Casualty Corporation in the World.
care In the unit at! menu with tritium.
at which tour not at Madden and one.
the Input. northern hospital at Kuiyuau
inhout twenty nulaii north of tin Penal.
iuhlialicd. Only a [cw Chinese. were I
injured during tho rooent‘ battle, hut
' during iiIo nnnnuur rtivngos or. disoano
IIIII iIIanIi owing to tho fact that thou»
admin of hoIiiIIa of tho dead ilII luuicd
too III-III thI nuri‘aco of tho ma
ST. i’ir'l‘lilllSliilIiG, Marrh 25.~III~A
Ilosputch iI-IIIII (icnorul Lineviich dat-
ud March 24 days: .
“A Ruuaian patrol has hoop "l'ud
upon by .lapunouo revolt-y and infantry
occupying the village or l’iiljiiuchu.
“'l‘hore luin been no change in tho
position of tho urmion during the day.
"(in March 23 a Ilotuchmuni of Run-
Sill“ cavalry Ilrovo hack a t'urcu of.
Japanese cavalry approaching tho titti-
iiou oi Slpinuingauaii. ’i‘lit- tillllw day
III-.vI-It'al .lnpancac nuuadronn ultarkcti
u .IInnIli Ruaaiuu iuoaIItI-d IlIItaolIIu‘om
on tIhI-I oxircmc Ruin-dun lI-i't. about
four Iniloa from tho I-Itution at Nan-
ahcuial: ltIII-Ioiau cavalry i't.‘illl't;.'“tI
nIIIntII wort», aunt thcro and formal I
.lapunomg who rvl'uncd to into a uhui‘go,
hack to‘NannhIIIIiul. tholi who it lIII—
lng covci‘ud by infantry."
Pillt’l‘ Lilli lS island of Mauritian.
March LII'I- I—IIIII-stltzatlon toads. to dis-
IIIItIdit. tho rIIpoIi thought lIorII March
23 hy a stcanII-II‘ which urrlvod at Port,
Louis that day from (‘olomho to tho
IIi’i‘III-t that shc had met on the night. of
March it: a ltumlau torpodo hoat. i‘ol-
i()Vi'(‘l' by a I-Iqiiudi'ou of warahipn whoao
iiumhrr and charitctcr could not in-
chII'IIIIIl.
l S'l‘ l'iIl'l'ldliSlil'lltl, March “1;”..- ~AII
ilquIIiIil chII'IIc unIhIr iodays datc
I iiil'f‘l'lS thII miuistcr of finance to iI-IIIIIII
In tho pIIr I-.IIut iuicrnal loan of $1M).—
titltititlti with tho \‘il‘W oi' 'lurtlIIIr
,Sil’t‘lli-‘Iliit'lllllg ilIII funds in thI siutc
I Irrasury I‘Itpilrcti to moot tiIc IpronsIIn
‘ of tin: war. (it this loan $50,otlti.i)uti will
.’ lItI oil't’Ii'IId for pnhlit' Subscription. ‘
i S'l‘. i’iIl'l‘lIIitSili'itti. March 33.‘“'Tllt’
;tI.uthoriiiIIa intro IlI-liIIitIIly dccldcd to
‘ pIoaIIIutc Maxim tioIkI on tho Ihargv
of owning up protlamaiions with tho
.uhlI-ct oi ount‘lnowiug iiltI' Misting
l at: do of things in thc vanilla and dis-
iurIIiupI puhlic oIdIII. th hiuhcrt pru-
lnlII fII I \IhiIh ix iiIIIIII Imus dcten—
itlon in a t'I'qutIeIn than) who is still
.iII IlII- nor-.lIhoIhood oi‘ Rina. in
;iiltliitll lIIaiiiI.
is
STATE POLICEMAN UNDER
ARREST.
’Chailes Hazelhuitt Accused of insult.
iI-I_I a Woman
.\:|T\\' .I\\i.. \Y Alliltii
lill‘t'Sltti ii} iliII Iliiiit'II
.\ IIIIIII
(lilit‘t‘l'a on two?
.I.“
”J.
chIII‘IzI'I.~ in tho IIitI court _\III~IIIrdII,vl
IIIIlIIIo-IlI-IlIIIIIl that lIII is t‘harlI-s iI‘. l
iiil}.t‘iiilll'fii. ot’ Norwich II lili‘liliit‘l' ot-
;llt|' t-iif‘i“ Iztllit‘n
I \‘i‘N‘ IIIIIIiIIIIIIIi
I'III'IIII 'l‘lI.I iIIIui‘Iua;
IIIIIiI itill]ti“['t)\\" tho!k
hoods in III.» IiIIIIIiIIIiItIIIII..- i’illll'ui‘ lw-
iI-I.I olIIIIId at lion and aIlIlIiiona
i't'llIiS lII-lIttz'iIIIIIIIlIIIIi on I'm-
IIiiiIIl‘ I
.tiiISl‘ (ii
inatiug lIIxs than W
1 I W ‘
. . . ’ Woaiporh un-
doriveut an oporuiion at tho NOI'WBIK
Hunpttai, yuatuiday.
Miro. than» I.. l'IIInthIa has started
II IIIIIIIII for hill'h‘ in wood curving and
Hum“ i‘tiiliiiiiit‘titili, at the Foreign
t’iitizcau’ Reading Room of tho [Milgilr
turn or titt- AIIIIIIIiI-IIII ltovolutiou, at. 35
Fir avenue -
w Spring IIi yieu in Decides, U' Brien“ II
~~~«~~—«~-—— I
Benjamin Porter, of 88 North Main
nirooi, wan uchn u nurprino party by
a monitor or i’IiIIIIIiII, i'rom WcIIIpoI-I,
Norman and Now York. ltoi’roaii~
manta wot-II ncrrnd and a duo tiIIIII
wan tutti by all prIIuIIIiIl.
Raymond liroa IIlontId ti laruo can
“act for 3. {did hunch-I oi‘ conical loi
a on. i‘illih‘iiittiitill company at (.lyntor
liuy. A IouiIIIcI wan ulno annual for
I. III IltIlivcry oi itiiio liIirrcln ol‘ chIIIIiIt
toI Iitooklyu aewci constitution
-I~—Aitoud tho III-out spring unitI ho-
xlnnlug SaiuIdaI llIy goods. kitchen
lnruiuhings III-ocknry, mailings oil
riding and etc. M. S Smith & (.‘II
Ex Mayoi .iuIIIIII 'i‘ Huhholl.ofN01‘-
walk, in II-Iuclnhcriug t‘iiIudu in tho
(la/.IIIIII building: today wiyh \iolotI-I,
radio a numth of Which he has Just
IIIIIIIivIId tIoIn Mm iiahholl. who has
iIIIIn sotIIndinI tho winter in South
Carolina
~It‘aiii5 Caps, Caps
O'Brien's.
I‘IIIIII .. i‘t’lliS lIa. clonal thII con-
tract tor tho tillllilltz'it.‘ whim:I ot‘ the
III-w stores and lintu wiiiIh Josoph lil-
.III III IIIeIIIiinI in Mouroo atrcIIt:
[‘iittl‘it‘S'E. .lIIunings l‘tSitifint‘t‘ in
Wont. aircct: Hillt’i’l Iii. ilalloy’a brick
honsc in lIuiou Itrcoi; F W. liulilull‘s
Icnidouto in Saugaiuck and ihrctI largo
humus for tho ’l‘okencko toIpoIatitIn
at tontIInIuiuni lHiilllii.
IIIIIIIII t}. IIII'loI IlIIIIulItI-r of Mr.
and MW. lIJ'duIIrdS 'l‘aIloI IIntIIituiu-
I-Il It company of about thirty- tivo oi’
hIII Iouug l'I'IiIuds III'sII‘IIIlI Iy IIi"icInoon
III in r lIonIII in I “'IIIIIhIII}. in lIonoI of
hi‘l Si‘H‘lllii lIlI-IlIIiaI. "llIII IIi‘tIIInoon
IIIIwIi \‘t‘ll. plraaantly with gnmos and
IIthII Iippi‘tipriatt- pas iiiIIIIu. At, the
”III i‘IIaiiIIliiI-s, a houutii‘ul
MIppI-I' wan sIIrIIId 'l‘lII- young hours»;
l""i(t‘i\i‘ti IIIaIii ilililtl\i‘llll‘ pIIIutIiiia in
:honor of tho oI'IIIIsioiI
BURGLARS lN MiDDLETOWN.
I‘lliiiil.l~"l‘(l\y.\' Man II 2.‘ I 41mm.
IIIIII; Sitllt‘ of (IIIotuo t ‘unsidy at South
Paints and iIathI-I Siliil) in this (ii)
\III‘II t‘lli ‘Ii'ti in huralais last
ilII- amount of plundIII scIIuIIId ugmt:
pi ohnld) 'l‘i ho
iiiliit't' thiIIlI illi’Sl‘ iIrI-IIlIs IIIIII‘II commit.
i‘i‘IiiL‘t‘.‘ VFW”. tiiiit‘t‘l‘i \iilU Itiii'tI iII‘I‘lt Iit‘ti in II“. liiiliit. I. “h“ (Implml iiit‘ tall-
I.I:!II,: I...‘§ :I'Illtl iii!‘ llii: ill Iii Il\‘iilttli li‘ililti Slillimis .tl [-jagi litilllpiiilltllltl('1)-
.l. hI‘ Will“ 1‘ hi “'t‘ H “ lll‘IIiI'Ni‘il' “'5‘ ihali and tltcy llauIII tlII total ptotcodh
lI"\ IIIIIIII III {it"ln l ‘llil liII 'II-sti of I“. f”
_ . I III i'thiI‘lit‘i-i. low; thI ill
iil'Ii I .‘(lilit‘ iIIII.1ilI to tho ill'liiilla II ‘ ,-....,, M L”. ‘1‘ 3
liII'I'IHH‘H. ‘lllII. itiIWl‘lI'i‘. ”W." .«aid. l "llII IIIIIIIIIIIiII; IdiI III uiIII-IlIId his
., . I» I _ ‘ . ‘
”III IIIII ““1 MW“ “I Ii“ "H“ “i ”I“ ic‘halt mound and pa- l‘I'ti a button in
{HWH ”II/J'HI'H“l “"4 'llliif‘d ill“ ll“ [tho “all. ’I‘ho Ilt'iStili IIIIntt-d painted.
it“ ""' “‘“l'” “1“” h“ ”"il‘lII‘W “l“ liIIIII" said IhII IIIllIoI. "ai‘II n numlwi‘
Ic, ' ‘IIt' do. I litill‘i‘ from out 'itii I‘S * ‘
I I .I . I - . I. I I In. to too
. Mm‘Hf‘H- “11“"! __I... 'i’l‘i‘hl‘lt‘lil thIai way to run a nownlnipor. Son
I “limit. “i'iih' rl-l‘t‘lillllli‘i“ '“lill‘ti. film ]that thIy Hl‘II all t-Iti'rictl out.“ And
that ill‘ had not ht‘rllll IIi lilt‘ liuIcl-I
lIIII'Ia t'ilhI'. it it should hII tI'IIII IhIIt
HI‘I/Il‘illll‘si lIIIIl iII-IIII arrcsttd. and
should lIII IIIIIII'iIIII-d, u IIIIIIIting of thc ‘
llIIIIIIl would lII- I’lliii‘i' to act on 'Ilic‘
'IIIIIItIIr.
FiRE IN EAST THOMPSON. I
lI‘.-\S'l‘ ’l‘lltihll‘StiN, March 25¢ ’l lII-I
l't'h‘itil‘nt‘t‘ and intro ouInIId h_\~ .lolIu.
AIIIiIII‘sou u'crII iIuruIId liiilflV. 'l‘lIc'
loss is $2.30“; lIiNlll‘iilll‘l‘. $1.500. 'l‘iIc
IIIIIIIII ot ilII- iiI'.I was ”In I-xploslon oil
on oil lamp In tho hurII, ilIII llIIIIIIIII‘
,Sill't‘litiillg rapidly to tho IlII-IIllinu‘
iltilIM' ‘
i
ANOTHER REDUCTON iN OlL.
l'|"l"l‘Slii lit. l‘u. ‘iiaIIlI L’... "HII‘
Standard (iii tompuui III-III. IIIIIIIII II
imitation of [him mats in tho highci i
[,2] :ltii‘S of IIIIIiII oil and two tt‘llit-i iu'
lilt‘ lovtcr aIIIdIIu. 'l‘hI- pr-"iIIIot North
l IIima oil was advanced ouo tom and
Fight hospitals iiit‘ chotod iII Viiil‘ HIIIIIIIII'SI-I oil was uuchangcd
. for
131“) UNIV“
. \Q'll
. ”Imposition of Ioui own.‘
ilic tillit'o boy,
a largo \"ili-llt‘IiillSiit’i,
:atlIIIriue: ”Will all into
did ao.~4\‘usli~
.iiigtoii Lift».
i can IIIII‘III‘ win tho undal
mind iII-lIaI'iIII'f‘ Itxcla‘iiwd n hoy
illsi ‘III t‘IoIII sIlIIIol; l‘III ilil‘tl and
Hit Ii. hut :IIIIIII IIIlIIIr pupil alwain uci.‘
it 'liut Ion um i hIIIIp on iniuII.”
said his InotlIwI' cuI-ourauinulI. “it‘s
no usc.“ rIIpliIIIt In.» no); "I shuu't try
It‘s a t'it‘lill mono or good
'l'itl Hits
“Mollit‘i‘.
noon "
ladIutrI-d that last plow \t)\l plIIIIIIi
IIIIIiIIsaoi illllllI‘IlSt‘I) ”quid hits, (las-
'II has kind of II Mid fII'ItIdoui
about It you huou II Ioii of It “It up
and go that just IIIIitIId Inc Was it u
“.‘Attidaiuo ’
triuidli It‘Sllillltit‘tl illt’ ouilncut lllit-
.IIiIlIm who had hccu hired ior tho
oI-IInaioII. "l was putting a now E
‘IItIiIII: on my violin."--«Chlcago Tri-
Iunc
r
N
ACCIDENT ANB GUARANTEE
CORPORATIONS NEW $15,000
Founded 1871.
&
TRIPLE ACCIDENT POLICY
Represents a marked departure' m Accident Undmurillnq and a most decided advance over any
contract ever sold for an annual premium of .
But $25.00, or Send-Annually for $12. 50.
This contract is the result of thirty-four years of active work in the field and home o/fr'ce
Ma careful study of the business of accident underwriting and the demands of the insurance
a
l f i
Let: us submit a. specimen policy.
N. AGENTS
EDWARD B. SMITH. Spedinl Agent-I,
worn Hangman, upon.
uiahi .
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. ‘
A big npnclnl purchase of Plain and Fancy Slika suitable for Waists or Shirt Waist Suits.
Tho lot inrludcsi
l"1nt‘ 'l‘ul‘i‘ciua in all colors Penn De (lygn, in plain roloru an wall as ovcniuu shaded. CordedJap. Silica. ‘iti lot-h
i‘ougco.
Your cholca i'or litic par yard,
Wu IIrII tinIIIItII
mom in
I 73.331: 'i‘AiI‘lI‘ic’l‘Ai-i
3 LOUISINE
ARM ORE
Ask for‘lho Haskell Silks and You will get the heat. Silk that. is made. ' I.
'i‘lirao nro goodI-I which are regularly fltiiti i‘IonI 750 to $1.00 per yard.
BLACK SILKS.
for tho (‘lIiidIililiA’l‘lIlD llASlI’lIliIl. SILKS.
in thin country and “PO noid IIIIIIIII- lllp Following guarantor-I
Shift and Wt‘ will make good any juntiiluhln claim quIlII. within six months from data" of
Those Iii-II tho moat rrllahlo mack Siikn lililIiP
'l‘lIIIaII Itiilta arc war 'authd not to break. III-IIIIII (ii'
purnliuae. WI- ilii\’l'
Phi/All DE CYGNE
lt‘AllIlIII} II‘RANCAISE
SATIN DUO] IMSS
(lROS GRAIN
FWAU lilIl SUIII}
TRISTRAM 3.. HYATT, Ngrwalkfionn.
NO, 2 AND 5 GAZETTE, BUILDING.
F...“ t
CLOTHING
H. Krieger & Go’s
Man Did 20 Years Ago.
Simply insured on the Endowment
Plan In the Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co. RESULT—A check for
face of'poiicy at old age When most
net-Idea. He says “Beat investment i
ever made.” Why .don't you do like.
wise?
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson, Dwight Spauldlng,
- . Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
363—5 80. Norwalk, Ct.
*5.-
Tel I,
K
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 134-2
5 FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
hugs to aunouuco to the indicts that he
is prepared for tlItI coming spring
with tho Lou l’arislounon fashion-
plains; aho the now stvlc smupir
books 0! all kinds 0!. goads whit it also
contain important. fancy Inolmir suit
laps l’liCBS of i3 from $2 ~non up.
lI’I-riorl iii gttui'an‘i‘ All kinds oi‘
ll‘iitl)‘ to \\ om olothdlfiitm latlios only ' '
You ll surely gal yotil‘ lliOlli‘\ ‘3 north
at. my store. I have a nice line or
Silk Stripcd Walsts, all colors. We
have morn articles. which we cannot
use space to mention. Buttons cover-
ed from am giods Ion wish. Call in
boi'om going Iis cwhcre
31 MAIN ST., NORWALK, CONN.
“GLOVERS' "if PLACE."
it” '
Spring Styles now
ready.
'PHONE 301-4.
”WEAR SHOES lilAi ill"
intrnduclng a friend.
If you are not acquainted with
It will appeal to your reason and business‘ our COAL y” “gm w "y a m
or two as an introduction. It al—
ways pnynto make new friends,
of the right sort. We are selling
cord which in unmatched in thin
town for downright (and upright)
value. "on Company 5 Coal in
alanine: is a man; card with III.
“.“Jed " and ”Highland” are also
on the firing lino-wot the front.
i
"It 3than: deal for every man.""'
in
1-.
,
I
I
/
III unis that (30.
LARGE EMPORIUM.
Our
Large Assortment
. ' . of
Men’snndlitigs’
CLOTH | N G ;
shown this season in all the leading Scotch Mixtures, will
compare favorably with any stock of the large clothing stores
in New York City. We challenge comparison.
Having ten stores under our own control gives us a pur-
chasing power which no exclusive clothing store in a town
of this size can approach. Hence. we challenge comparison.
You can open a charge account, have your purchases
charged and settle your bill in small weekly paymts.
See the'display of Men’s Clothing in our large window.
This In... "
H. Krieger 8: Go.
West Washington Street.
Wm
Big changes \thiu year in uhou
ntyien. ,
'l‘oes are a hit nailinr~that'a
the moat radical.
Big chances to get. your toes
pinched unless you buy uhoes that
are made on carefully planned
luntu.
You. not all this season's styled
when you buy Kti'i'H's KON-
QUIROH shoes,
And no pinchingi‘
guarded against.
Olson’ 3 Shoe Store,
Norwuik ind South Nor-walk.
That's been
"Our price for tin..- Hilit' LII .. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler