51 WASHINGTON 8T.
hittil Neuron
Congressman E. J Hill was a visitor
in town today.
Rev. A. Hamilton has returned to
Dover Plains. N, Y.
A monthly meeting of tire Catholic
Club will be held tonight.
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—Shad. all kinds Fish. Cutbllis.
Miser Jennie Smith is now recover
lug very nicely from her attack of
typhoid fever.
‘
Attorney John Keogh was among
those who attended the Shriners‘ meet
ing in New York Tuesday night.
Allie wire. fell this noon on South
Main street. but fortunately it. struck
no one. and the damage was soon re-
paired.
Miss Mantle Hawkins. of Southport
is entertaining her cousin. Miss Anna
Iiawxhurst. of‘Norwaik. at her West
Main street home.
-—~if you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto, call on L. M.
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
The W. C. T. U. indies will hold
their parlor meeting with Mrs. Robert
Thompson. 265 East avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o’clock.
St. John's Lodge. li‘. and A. .\l., or
Norwalk, will confer the third degree
this evening. Refreshments will be
served after the work.
()lti maids would be scarce and hard
to find. -
Could they be made to see,
New grace and beauty is combined
fly using Rock)" Mthtntain “Tea.
Pinisted's Drug Store.
Mrs. C. l. Allen. of South Not-walk.
is the gutst of her brother In Milford,
anti attended tltc Royal Arcatttint
whist party. last evening.
Miss Edna l.. Anderson. of “unitary
has returned home after spending 1'
week witlt her friend, Miss Ethel
Starr. of Union street. South Norwnik.
~~ lrecnport. Oysters. at (‘tttblil's
A dozen or more of the numbers of
the Nttttucg (".lub attended the slipper
of the Ladies“ Aiti Society of the Nor
walk Baptist Church. last evening. In
a body. A special table was rt not rod
for them,
Company l) is corir-titlcriuu :r proposi
lion to participate in an athletic meet
to bc held by the Second Division. Na-
rul Battalion, Hartford, cotirntaiideti
by Captain Howard J, illootncr, on
February L’isl. Company D. has also
been invited to play the Naval Rat-
taiitut at indoor baseball
Scrub yourself daily: you‘ve not
clean inside. This means clean attriti-
aelr, bowels. blood. liven-clean, healthy
tissue in every organ. Moral: ’i‘ake
ilolistcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Tea. or Tablets. l’luisted's
Drug Store.
At ihc South Norwaik iiaptlst
t‘liurclr prayer iiicotlag tonight the
ilcckcr (‘ltib and Pliilttthoa class will
have charge. George H. [first will
sing, and the teachers oi‘ the two
classes will give addresses. The
classes are asked to be present and
Irrlp. The subject will be Vision and
Work.
’i'lic annual meeting" of the stock-
holders of the LuertIc serum (’30.. In
which George I. lluxtoii. of Eliucrest.
and James W Maples. formerly of
Notwalk. are interested which tihould
have been held the third Monday in
January. will be held at l p. in . on the
third Monday iii February at the office
of the company. 15 Ewhttnge place,
Jersey City.
Andrew W. Russell. ii. iii. Searcher.
W. A. Litre. R. W.
(loot-ire H Rona. Alba
it P Vidiiud. James ill. illlamrion. A.
it: Keene. l“. D. Fulton? ..H K. Snun
tiers. Darwin Straits. "H. KeaaltrJ
A. Railings New York”: 1" Ralph Pair
sale. N.J.: B B. Cameron. St. Louis.
Mo: if. i). I’Illll'ttio. Providence: H.
11. Grant. G. N Burnham. Hartford:
lit 0. Murphy. Mr Weiss. .l. Goodfel
low. iii. J. Hill Nor-walk: lildstnr lite
kcr Chicago. W. (3 Clause. Phllndel
tibia: E. A. ingalhi. (1. K. Manning.
Kentucky: 8. Warren. Springfield:
William T. Griffin. James (J. Griffin.
Eric. Pm: H. l! Bickcln. Brooklyn:M
G. Woodhull Dayton. 0.; 81.1%an-
I‘hllt‘to Brookiine, Mam: G. H. Hui
berl. Jr.. Danhnry. were at the Hotel
Clifford yesterday.
Ar, strong. Boston;
R. C. McCoy.
Mayflower and Fire Police Mamhert
5 it:
INSURANGZ‘.
74 hastiltiptdit 8t. 80. Marvell.
FIRE MEETING A tWARM ONE.
W
, .Gome to an Agreement.
The meeting of the Fire Department
Dl’vtIltl East Norwalk Fire District held
last night pad participated in by.the
member: of Mayflower Hook and Lad
tier Company, and the Fire Police. was
a warm one but good results were
achieved in the long run. and the diffi-
culties between the two organizations
will probably be settled as a result.
The Fire Police wanted separate
quarters and other matters resulting
in friction have arisen. They thought
they were not getting a square deal
financially under the proposed terms or
consolidation of the two companies
rind made quite a pronounced kick.
The matter was finally put. to vote. and
the two organizations will remain dis-
tinct and separate, each electing Its
own officers who will have the same
authority at tires as they do now. On
the other hand. when in the building
the two companies will have things itt
cornnron. There will be. one presi-
dent to preside at the monthly meet-
ings; also one treasurer and one see
retary.
The Fire Police will annually elect
a captain anti two sergeants as at pre-
sent. and the. truckmen will elect. 1.:
foreman anti two lieutenants.
Both organizations will hold special
meetings on Monday night. to try. and
reach an understanding regarding the
money iii the treasaries of the com-
panics.
After thcsc meetings a department.
meeting will be held to clinch the bar-
gain.
The apparatus wus'movcd out of
Mayflower's old quarters last night
just before midnight. and was installed
iii its new Ironic. East Norwaik's new
tire house being officially in use.
TALKS T0 MILITARY MEN.
Company F to Listen to a Series or
.lnatructive Addresses.
A series of very fine talks has been
arranged for the members of Company
It bv Captain (‘hailes 1. Wing for the
balance of the drill season.
All of the topics are of utmost in-
terest to militatt urea and are being
eagerly awaited by the company.
The speakers. subjects arid dates of
the talks are as follows:
Tuesday evening. Feb. ""tli—~(ti.tnt
and more t'H]lt‘(tYilII}/'lilill of Waterloo.
while Mr. Wing was altar-bod to (ion.
Grant's licadtiuartcrs as correspondent
f‘cr lIIl‘ New York ’l'rihune during (lett.
Grant‘s tarmpaign against Lee in the
Wilderness.
MARTIN SPAHR FlNED.
Martiti Spiibr was arrested yestct'~
day for assault on a Slovenian named
Martin Lapok. who Is employed in
Spain's saloon at Water and Havllarrrl
streets. Lapok allowed IIlt' kitcltcu
lire tti go out. witct'cttt Mrs. Silitlll‘
took him to task and Martin. Ihv time
tor of the house, cuffed liiui antler the
lcl’! car. Sill lllltI costs was the lltit'
this morning Martin remarked that
IIII' town court was getting to be an
cvpensitc luxury
MARRIAGE SURPRISE
FAILED.
()ito M. t'tv. and \‘Iolctta I. Knapp.
of South Norwalk. wished to be tutti“
l‘il'rl today in Stiritit‘orrl. Miss Knapp
is only 20, and therefore a license
could not be obtained without the corn
scat of her purcnts This difficulty
caused the couple some a.uto,vaircc. as
they hurt IllIi'litIt‘tI to make lltc tunr-
riugc a sort of a surprise party for
their folks.«Stamford Advocate.
THAT
Billiiliils can
not
steal utilit-
ttiliitililts ii uoti
Irate ll
Stirliriitisit litri
ill lIiil iatilisiil illi'
South litiwti'li
Trust to.
lilies tilt Yrrii
illItI till.
lllittt liiititi ittiiii ii iii
.5. tllIlI hitiiriitiii litt-
Iliii|ii It‘lilli I III ti. ,
New York Evenina
Slaatz Zeilunti
DELIVERED TO Allld PARTS OF}
THE CITY.
Rev, H. it}. Wing
'l‘uestlay evening. March 27tlt~~-t‘huilc
ntaguc,
Rev. W. W " Duncan.
'l‘uesdtty evening April ’ith--—Napo-
Icon.
Rev. G. N. Egbert, .
'l‘tiestl'tiy evening. Mud 22nd Non ,
Moltltc.
Rev. R. I”. Hurrtphrlr-s.
Mr. Egbert WIlIIt‘ abroad made a
study of Napoleon‘s battle grounds
to do it.
await you.
South Norwalk
Very Much Reduced
This' is our regular half-yearly sale of trousers. at which we al-
ways offer exceptional bargains. Broken lines must be cleared out.
yOu know. and liberal reductions offer inducement: to you to help
Better choosing this time than ever ';before more and larger
lines than w‘e ever carried are in the offering. So. the quicker you
come, 'the better the selection from the varied new patterns that
Trousers for work: business and dress, very well tailored sty.
lishly cut and perfect fitting. reduced as follows:
From $2 to $1.48. ' From $4 to $2.98
From $3 to $1.98. From $5 to $3.48
From $6 to $3.98.
All sizes for men and young men; regulars. stouts and longs.
Red Tag Bargains in suits and overcoats for men and boys con-
tinue to offer the greatest values the town ever saw. Come and see.
Tel. Cali, 3a-2.
eign seeds.
member
‘ I
or telephone.
40 Wall IL. Norwalk.
We are noun—just as far
as the nearest letter-box
. W?W
Wk/M/
It has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
First of all our Oats are of good quality.
Tlrey are cicatt. that means, free front dust and for-
Next you get full weight—~75 lbs, to a ling-waytid re~
yeti pay for none of the screen-lugs or dirt which
you find in all grain unloudcd direct from cars.
'i‘ruiy all this is out satisfaction.
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Buy'Oat’s ’l‘hat's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. A.
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Valentines
Now Ready
At W. P. BEERS’
Main St. to. Not-walk.
WHOLE COD ..
Tel. 108.
3C
your one examined pub"
I1". Hill.
6. WALL STREET-
Worth
We reverse ntattorsmgive you an
ounce of tulip—just enough to attract
your attention, and a ton of satisfac-
Uttr coal is good to begin with.
“plotted." free from
acrconed free from dust and small im-
secondiy, well housed and
.handlod in our yards; thirdly, sold
and at the lowest price
the market will permit.
tlou.
properly
purities;
full weight,
trial order.
the Daniel Keogh anl (0.
Eu; Nor-walk. Ct.
Suvic'w Ava.
,. Mam”... ..-. -c... d...— .. ......
Greenport OySters
LARGE OPENED LONG CLAMS. ESCOLLOPS. ROUND CLAMS. COD.
HADDOCK, BLUE, WEAK. SPANISH MACKEREL.
LARGE BMELT. FROST. PIKE, WHITE FISH. SHAD, HERRING.
NATIVE FLATS.
.............. 6c LB.
LARGE LONG CLAMB FOR BAKING.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Free Delivery.
”An Dance of Satisfaction is
a Ton of Talk.
Tel. 145- .
llt'arieh Offices-«Bridge Drug Store.
Mary's
Washington
street bridge;
Stationery Store. Railroad avenue.
t
I
Graduate Optician.
AND GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
.. AOCOROINOLY
m, A L... .
WWOOWWOWOQ
EYES CHANGE
- . omit on. MI'IWIGI I tulip! otoihiou of victim to MI am
when IIII [than an Molly to blame.
I
L’WQIIII It not be well to have t
O. 8. Jackson,
NDRWALK. 0T.
slate.
(live us a
AT HOME.
The invigorating strengthen-
ing effect of a dip in the ocean
is well knowu. the refreshing
hhths are made possible to ev-
erybody by the genuine. refined
BEA SALT
which We are selling. This salt
contains all the elements that
give sea water its tonic charac-
ter. and by its use you can have
ocean baths at home at any
time of the year.
5 LB. BAG. 12c.
lhe Ollfforti Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
OMOWOO”QONWO 9
Maples diholdstltmidt (30.
(incorporated)
GDMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Boar: :raln and
Cotton.
Ewart: I Corbett Ilohk. Io. Nam-ta.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALLS S'l‘Rli‘E’i‘. lt‘i: Ill a m—‘~G.rlus
“are the rule in the opening changes
in stocks from last night. but
there as a moderate sprinkling of los-
ses. (Iitat Nilll‘llt‘lll ptrl. made a jump
of .l~‘y.. l mini opened at an atltatttc of
-‘I and \rritilgatnatcd toppcr. Neu York
(‘entrai and Narlouat itiscuit uric tip
large liar-lions Airacoudla sold in a
decline of Ti and Sun-Irina and Loco
motive were down it point.
WALL STREET, it a. nr. rrrrr More
stock was offered than there was de-
inand for at the opening prices and
I‘ll“ market gradually fell away Ill face
of the marking up of St. Paul anti
Reading, The latter stock under»
\H'lli a series of witic fluctuations with
IIlt‘ extreme of Hit and litiiil. i'ct'sis~
tcut selling of Atriulgtinialctl Copper
and l'tiiou I’acitic contributed to a
Holding elsewhere and tltc niarkct fell
off pretty sharply. influential buying
of Si. Patti was rcsttiuetl around i]
o'c-ioik attirtriclng ii iii, to kill/l
I‘ltc getter ral market lit-came flit-tar iti
sylllpttlln.
\\'AI. l. T'I‘iil'lf'l‘. Noon- l‘r-rcrislr
and irregular fluctuations in a to“
looks unsettled apt cul.rtlvc scntinreiit
and there was less thliH' trading hits
>otrri I’ilcilic broke suddenly "l; with
a sudden r'ccoicry 'ti‘ti-r yielding to
the tones! the marking up of Reading
to liti 'h‘: (Hill-it‘ll a l"“t‘C(I\t‘l_\ in sytupa
thy. lionrts wcrr- steady.
WALL STREET. 1 it. ill. I‘llllglsi'
cd buying operations in a fcw stocks
notably those that lrith Ilt‘l'll asset-la
ted with combination rumors, caused
a rapid rise iii their price after mid
day. The specialties \rcrt iIlt‘ chit-t
feature. Iliilli‘ of the railroads outside
of Rcading receiving any marked or
tcntion. Reading‘s cxtrcurt- risr-
H‘ill‘IIIEtY ii RN,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goidschmidi Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Uiocit. South Norwnik. ’l‘cieptrone 153.
Open llislr I.‘l\l‘ lzflti
Atrial. (‘op llti iii; 1143.. list;
A. t‘. a t‘. ('o,, 4.31.; tau. its. -tiu_.
Attt. (,‘or. (ill. Ill! 35“.. :lk-‘i. :lit
Alli. Itit‘. {51,4 43“.- -I.‘r‘.j 43-1..
Attr. Loco, 7f. 75 7t Tilt.
Ant. Suit-it. ltiti liiti littit.» liihlg
Ant. Sugar. list; list. it’ll: lift"...
A. 'l‘. s i“... can... sail... 9:114, ash;
A. 'r. s. we p. tutu not; any; tori.
lialto. Ohio lift-3;. llfr‘Ti. iir'i‘d YI3‘A;
ll'klyti. R. 'l‘, its”: till“; till“; 87%
('ht-s. Ohio thrill. «an. 3911.; do
(‘lti. 8: N. W 233 2'l:l 232i 233
Oh (it. West 3:21 2" 223,. 23”..
C. M £25 P lkii’ it. llililu Milli/g 1877p
(oi. i-. n l mu. 75a. 73?. rat/1.
Col. South 35% 3.3%; 353;." 3th
Erie. ' tau «tar-i. 47-h. tilts.
Eric. lat. pfd. h‘il Slit... itti R015.
(it'll. Rec. lid“; 17th“, ”It“; ”my.
"I Con. l'ii ill 174 171
Lori. I‘z Nflhhu l32 lfii.’ Ihllq loll/9
Met. St. Ry. “221.5 1213“. t2ti7, 121‘};
Nick (‘cit. ‘..’l7.. 2:"; 24% 2”;
M. it. h 'l‘ 'l't'i." 377.. 3751;. 37%
M. It. & 'I‘ lilo Tilt. Tilt. Tl”;
lilo. l’ac ink itillvit ltiti‘fi itizi
Nut. Lead. will; till tit"? Still]
N. Y. (.‘t-ii. lTil ifrl‘V‘ 15015099
Nul'I. & West. 9311; 93% iISILi; 9274.
Out. at West, 55% 65% MW. 45%
I’dt'. Milli. flit/l till“ i715]. 47“.;
Penn. it. R.. Ht it‘ll/4 Milli.» Milli.
l’eo. tins. ltlti Hill In“; llillfi
I‘I't‘p. ti. (‘ttr. any. i127). iii." ti2‘3/t
lit-titling. Mil/i. I'I'IIJIJ llii Hill;
Road. Ittl.|ll'iI.II1 at lit in
Rep, Steel .2 id; .ltl‘n Iii". ‘Iiiii
Rock Island 2W. L'titit 2'31” ihi‘h
South Puc. «ask. tilt-"t. 68". “8th
Still. itv (.‘tl._ Ill 12 Ii‘,.’. nil‘é
’l‘t-iiti. t.‘. h l. I35 157% 15:. int.
'I'cxtia. I‘ttt'. ll? fl? litii. (Hill,
Union I’ac. Intel“. lirt‘i'ln l’itdi. 15.3.9
ii. 8.; Rubber, 54 Min 531ml 5739‘
l'. i4. Steel. if. if» tilt-flit itilfi
ll. 8. Stet-I. p. il‘J’ii ll2~l ill?" iii!
Wabash. 2416. 2;": “Mai. 24%
Wabash. pftl. trill. iii 45% 457a
Wis (ion ”ii 2” “Ill ‘20
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NATIONAL COABT DEFENBE.
WASHINGTON li‘cb. l.w~’)‘hc joliit
array Ilild navy board or which Setter-
arv Tall is the head anti which was
created to revise the plans protected
by the Entlicoti hoard for the Nation-
al coast defence, met todnv to canal-
dcr a final reporh Upon the creation
of the boar-it it Was divided Into auti-
couimittee. erich taking tip a parit-
, eiilnr branch of the work. and these.
various coriiiititteett have been at work
ever since studying the defuse air they
now exist. in order that a detailed re“
port might be made upon each.
Warm—nun.-
REGENT ARRIVAL OF VIMILI.
NW YORK. Bah. two-Arrived Err.
Teutonic. from HVGW1‘“
'i'tni napoleon
i- rim first
4- .
Y
Jest to Keep the
Ball Rolling
THIBE Patcaa WILL tarsaasr canErUL auYatthi. ”
MEN'S SUITE WORTH $8.00 ........................l....i.pflt ,
MEN'B SUITS WORTH 310.00 ............................i..1
MEN'S SUITS WORTH $12.00 .........ll.................r.t.p
MEN'BSUITS WORTH $15.00..
BOYB'SHORT TROUBERB’BUITS .............. {ME nfi
‘BOYB' OVEROOATS, GOODrONES ....................Y.:
MEN'8 OVERGOAT8 $4.00. $5.00 AND
'SWEATERS AT ...... .2.
BOYS’ SHIRTWAIBTS AT ...................................1‘0
BROKEN LOTS OF WINTER UNDERWEARAT l/z PRICE. ‘
SELLECK & PR1
HEAD-‘TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
t 98 Washington St.
i Our new telephone call,165-5.
. ,
Al YOUR SERVICE
Butter at wholesale cost 25c lb.
Fresh Eggs. home gathered that are fresh. 32c doz.
Cooking Eggs at 25:. Special low price.
Cooking Apples, at 20c pk. Special low price. -.
Fresh Dug Parsnlps. just in. fine as possible 2 lbs. 5c. i‘rz‘
Fresh Spinach. 25c peck. Y
Tetiey'a Teas give great satisfaction and are selling good.
pics free.
New Cake. fresh In Plain. Raisin. Fruit and Marble. 20c lb.- .
Dried Beef Our cutter has been out of commission, for repair-a; phpl
have it going good and sharp Saturday. New good Beat in. . Y‘
Shall soon have an important announcement of interact to all Who :-
poultry or interested in producing fresh eggs. Can double your hupply
eggs in two weeks.
Owing to our new system of gatherin‘g orders in the afternoon Yol- nt‘l
morning delivery we are giving a lot of satisfaction to than who like Oh.
goods on time. Try us for quick dei ivery.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBL‘
Telephone Call 26-4. *
FLOUR ANY Kiao. BAG ....................................
MAINE POTATOES. au .......................................... .
NESTLES on DEFIANCE MILK 3cANs ............... '. '
PANCAKE FLOUR. ANY KIND. sexes. ...................
new YORK STATE conn. 4 CANS ........................
TOMATOES. soup PACKED. SCANS
aces. ooz
OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY coariiat
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
WARNING GIVEN ON PRAYER
DAVLIGHT ROBBE
CHAIN R ARR!
—————
Prlestc in the State Rep'udiate the
Scheme.
NEW HM EN Feb. i.—Cathollc
clergy of the city are warning the
members of their parishes to pay no
interest iii an 'ondiess chain of prai-
er" which is being sent out. without
proper ecclesiastical authority. Rev.
John D. (Toyle and his assistants at St
John's Church have denounced the.
scheme, It has been learned by in i
unity that the attention of the Catho-
iic clergy of the other city uDIII'ISthi
has been called to the working of the
"prayer chain" among the members of
their congregations also. Other cities
havtl been similarly afflicted and next
Sunday the scheme will be generally
denounced from many Catholic ptilpita.
Man Arrested in New York Had 'W
Tickets for che ry. .,
new HAVEN. Feb 1.——sy' t“
test yesterday of Albert Fine, In N.
\or.k Captain Cowles. of them-1"“
tectlvc bureau believes that one ’
most daring daylight robberies on V
ted in this city for several you
be cleared tip Fine was 3mm
\lttti searched there were found '
pawn tickets for taluable law
iegeti to have been stolen W
home of Frederitk J, Klnflbll
ot‘cllumphrey street. on the
of May 22. 1903 Fine. it is it
entered the Kingsbury home
a rear window and ransacked t
although two servants were
have been in at the time.
Hundreds of thousands of these watches and other Jpwglrylfw
prayer-a. It is believed. we already In including a lntlles'
circulation. with the initials "B. T.
Forged names of Catholic bishops
have given the prayers momentum and
authority among the lean heetiful peo—
pie. The prayers are identical. The
threats are of every variety. Assail-
ainatton and sudden death are among
the least of them. One of the docu-
ments now in the hands of the Catho
lie clergy. after giving a not unusual
form of prayer to be used. closes with
this paragraph:
"lie who recites IIlIt-i prayer and
writes It for nine days, once a day.
giving a copy each day to some portion Detective Duty, of the local mu. .
who will do the stone, will recalwa a nmmitw or the Kinghbliliy' l” ‘
great joy at IIII‘ end of nine days. 'l‘hlu; Went to New York early.
prayer was sent by the Bishop of» hung of identifying Fitteapl
Rome. and a copy Willi given to a wear pr'olirrhly will be brought It
air who pitid no attention to it. and
in punishment therefore her iiott was TAXATION pfinggf'k'
assassinated on the third day. W... '
"Whoseever receives this mind recto. Moorish purging. mm 1
it giving a. copy in nine ire-irons furl tion and war Take My “
Sultan.
ili’lie days. "
mum-w ALGEOIRAB 89am.
Moroccan Conference at itd‘
titty adopted without mu
draft of the taxation and
Moorish delegates railed,
objections and will refer
to the sultan at Fez.
The question of rat at
toms duties warrant ; ‘
EUR OOMPANV WO,
Sacco-1i lit a ' ’
Phenix Fur (10.11
was found on Fine after his
New York On the day or t
bcry in this city Fine oncomt
of the servants. btit the cal.
reported to the police until
later. Fine In the meantime
the city
'ihc burglary committed
during the epidemic of ru-
which the homo» of proml
Haven persons were robhoili
sands of dollara' worthof
few of which hare, been.
. >4). .W...
ORDERS FROM ADJUTANT GENER-
AL'B OFFICE.
Orders train the adlutanl. generals
office. grant leave of absence with per-
mission to leave the state to Major
Warren L. Hall. aide~de~camp. to
March to. and Captain Thomas 1‘
Welles adlutant Second infantry. t‘}.
N. 6., to April 26.
Another order announces the accept-
anon of the resignation of First Lieu-
tenant Cyran Iii. Wheeler. battalion
mutant First. Infantry. C. N. 0.. and for game a"; gm
his honorable Michal-3e. , from the am “5‘3
........ time but. all iii j ,
An Indiana veteran of the civil our clan that the ‘
I!“ mgr-cw a accumulated itriathlon or ., , t “a day.-
onthtiamiill Whlltlirotllld a ymtiy; ,.
will mm in an u out. “ malt.»
Marti d "
drier own “not
the twin
Norwalk Chronicler