Scott’s Ennis Polls are like motor-can. At times they get run down. blullof Brannon, it not produces glvesnitwwpowertowsskbodiss. “Mimdm “a American Ship; fielder (Continued from First Page). flail”. NO. , Chap, No. 52. Order Eastern Star in Masonic Building, South not, to and 4th Wednesdays milk—July and August ex- 'l:i§ o'clock. All- mem- as. cordially invited. Becker, w. M. Mrsts about ten days at Caliao and then start- on the last lap of its eminently successful voyage around South Ann orica to Magdalena Bay. , Cullen and Lima, the capital of Peru. are only six miles apart, and to all in- tents are one, and the slime place. They are connected by two railroads and by an ehctric street car line. Lima is clearly visible from Callas har— bor in good weather, and being five hundred feet above sea level. the city presents an imposing aspect from the The harbor at Calico is sheltered by the island of San Lorenzo and affords The waters of the harbor carry a curioua.volcanic sub« stance which probably will be discs. trons to the white paint of our vessels. It covers everything white with a mud- dy. chocolate colored sediment. the traces of which it is impossible to re- move. 0n the coast this is called the “Calico Painter." ‘ , '53; population of Callao is given at. mmunlcstlng with The bytsisphons please do It in l—wlth regard to business. * with regard to news. call they will ainsiy do so, It will ..Wlam this office and se- W prompt attention. ' _,1 W bittiou uswsrsrsns A ,. good anchorage. , over was“) a time when a _. “reader got so much for his '. is now," says General Charles . ' . writing in Appleton's Mega. Stir arch of "The Newspaper As ,To illustrate the point he , a, number of examples. In the great international yacht race'in 2° when America won the cup the papers printed reports of only 250 ‘ eras of the event, as compared the pages devoted to such an ‘ flat the present time. ' W, ‘Llliwln was nominated for the Whitey one telegraph operator sent the press matter filed at the Wig- , , in Chicago. where the convention (_ old. in a national convention one company alone has at least WWI on duty. combined circulation of the f the‘ United States in 1907," ‘ne'ral Taylor, "could not have ‘ less than ten billions of copies. recent rate of increase in cir- latlon and advertising the present J incorna 1mm these sources ‘ be more than $200,000,000." jlifli “ “to business of newspaper pub- ' who as one of the very im- _ , industries of the country. W pipers are what the people outflows the Appleton article. tic decides what it wishes to a editors and publishers, train- their business, gather their raw W and work it into‘thc iinished news, to meet the demand. ‘ firmly that the journalists of «county aregjnst as loyal and pa. ’ linens, just as true men, Just to build up their conimu .. [and broaden and belt r the ' H hilt an anxious to carry sun- . or than sorrow and grief into iliss which their Journals visit, the some number of men in any profession or any other line of g lit the United States.” Aldrich bill in the Senate- no that Representative Hill. "the mostwcompetontv student Mitchel ilnances on the door of ‘ once, declared to be “vicious “H principle and a measure of inna- ‘ hwill be sure to meet strong lion in the lower House of ... it is said, hourever, that Cannon has assured the Sea- iaaders that it will be adopted by body udder his governing gavel. the Speaker. under the rules, and “ ly under the arbitrary into» ' f of these which the power fhauds enables him to enforce. m pretty“ nearly bringing out ‘ , Whilstion as he stroogly desir- Lilna is one of the oldest settled cities in Smith America and historic ally the most interesting. founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, the Spanish soldier and conqueror of in the beginning he called it the City of the Kings. years it was the seat of the viceroys of Peru. who during the colonial Peru ruled almost all of Spanish South Am« orica. The court was magnificent. The city has been occupied several times The last time was the invaders did great damage, especially to public by _the’ Uhiicans. Lima is in the earthquake zone and has suifered from several visitationn. in 1746 Callao was practically wiped ‘ The modern city is regularly laid out on two sides of the ltimao River. many parks and public squares in Lima. and the city is sur- rounded by a ring of broad nvendes following the lines of the old adobe There is a fine cathe- dral at Lima, in the crypt of which are the coflins of Pizarro and several of his viceroys. The uniVersity. char- tered by Charles V. in 155]. is the old~ est in America. Lima has a popula- tion of about 150,000. The famous Oroya Railroad. describ- ed as the most remarkable engineering feat in the world, starts in Lima and runs 160 miles inland. the Andes at an altitude of 16.000 The visiting naval officers will take advantage of their presence in Lima to go over this line. WASHINGTON, li'eb. 20.-—While not yet formally advised by Admiral Tho- mas that he has assumed command of the Atlantic fleet. the ofllcials of the Navy Department were upoctin some such announcement as that made by the press on the basis of preceding reports of the fleet on the condition of Admiral Evans. These reports do not indicate that. the admiral is suffering from any peermanent incapacity; he is simply again a victim to almost per- iodic and reigning ‘iltimki ofthrheua atlc gout, w c s rocty “e re- liii‘lt of the crippling injury new at Fort Fisher during the Civil War. Before he sailed from Hampton Roads Admiral Evans was afflicted with his fortifications. His condition improved materially on the voyage southward, but pru- dence prevented him from accepting the numerous banquets tendered at He was reported to have improved when he arrived at Puntn Arenas, but the officers familiar with his old attacks believed that. this one, from its severity, would last for several weeks longer. they fully expect that before the fleet enters Magdalena Bay Admiral Evans will spin be in position to give per. sonsi attention to the record target firing which is to take place there. anm‘wonIA. iblfl'iillil ” Trinidad and Rio. over my proceedings of Con- thsi stand today as the most , ' obstacle to say am a revision of the Dingley tar- 'ssw susslan mmsrsa 10 m- ST. masseuse rob. tit—Tho Stove today says that Senator Malev- sky-bialsviteb, who was at one time at. rector of a department in the Foreign once. has been selected to succeed if. Dshhmetlel as Russian minister to Japan when that post is raised to the rank“ of an embassy. This change homadssfierthonuins hutshon e- de! on a bill authorising the necessary colonies IF CIAL ANNOUNCIMINT III IDINO THC NA‘i'lGNM. PUII ans MUG VI Any.” VIM Am Him. l . attracted a good deal of attention and who Ilvsd the life or a hermit in a .hut in the woods of Wanna. bssibsen la- .lien in charge by thesclscnneu and, will soon be sent to the State Hospi- tal for the insane at Itiddlotown. Soo- vltie warned persons not to come near his but and for a week they feared to make an attempt to take him away. Finally a party of men headed by Con- forced in the door and found Bcovilis almost dead from starvation. Ho wu sent to the insane reheat st Hartford, from which place he will be taken to“ Middletown. Several we‘ll-worn Bibles and other books were found in Sec- vllle's but. and it is. thought that!" , years he had suffered from religious msnis. Claiming to have received a great revelation and the desire to proclaim itin public. Scovilie‘ssked for the use of the not Glastonbury M. look the action of the church much to heart. Scoviiis had lived, in the tumbled down but in the Wallace woods for fifteen years. acts gently but promptly on the bow- sls.‘ it stops the cough by soothing the throat and lung irritations. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge P . . ‘ , ” LEGAL NOTICES in the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York—in the matter of The American Paper Box Mfg. 00., Bankrupt, Norwaik, Conn. ‘ . Charles Shongood, United States auctioneer for the Southern District of New York, will sell. pursuant to the order of the court, at auction, on the 28th day of February, 1908. at it o'clock in the forenoon. at the prom- ises of the bankrupt, The American Paper Box Mfg. Co., corner of Cross and River streets. in the City of Nor- .wailt, Fairileld County, in the State of. Connecticut, all the assets of ’ the above-named bankrupt. the entire plant for the manufacturing of paper folding boxes, consisting of Sanborn machines. Campbell machines and crensers, Thompson and Universal out tors and creasers, Campbell printing presses, stain ng machinesnnd press- es with dies. eel-less, Liberty, Thomp- son, and'liraldwood printing presses. one line drum cylinder. shutting. belts. racks. wire cutters and stitchers, ll gluing machines, and other machines; also desks. tables. chairs. show-cases, steam tables, pots, safe, typewriter. tiling cabinet. partitions. tools. and other oiilce fumituro and fixtures. Also a large quantity of paper, out and uncut, and manufactured and on manufactured and unmsnufscturcred paper hoses, consisting of flat and folding boxes. ice cream. pyramid. charlotte muse. oyster, and all other kinds of boxes and box supplies, of every kind. nature. and description. Also raw material, consisting ‘of sin- gle and double manilia wrapping pa- per. etc. There will-also be sold on the day and at the hour above mentioned the real estate in Norwalk, Fairileld Coun- ty. Connecticut, upon which the and factory is situated. at the corner o Cross and River streets, being: All that certain piece or parcel of land, with the factory and other build. lugs standing. thereon, situated in the City of Norwalk, in said town, and bounded northerly 142% feet by land of James Sutherland. easterly about 112 feet by highway called Green street, southerly 144 feet by the par- cel of land hereinafter described. and westerly about 106 by lands now or formerly, severally, of Louis 8. floors and Morison Hoyt. . The above parcel consists of ii lot, with a factory brick building themes. 5 about 50:100. with a rear extension of about 25:75, including all the ap- purtenances of the said factory build- ings. and formingpart of the natty. This parcel. known as No. iii Belden cumbrances, including interest, taxes, foreclosure suit, and all other liens and incumbrances. There will also he sold at the time and place above mentioned the follow- ing panel of land situate in the City of Norwalk, Fail-field County, in the State of Connecticut: ‘ a dwelling house and other buildings, standing thereon. situated in said City of Norwalk. and bounded northerly by the parcel of above described and by land' now or formerly of Louis S. lleers: easterly by Cross street. so feel; southerly by land of Anna A. See field, and by land now or late of the estate of Ellen Sherwood. deceased. and westerly 60 feet by highway called Belden avenue. This parscl. known as No. to Belden avenue, is in the roar of the property upon which the factory building is sit- uated, and is a lot of 601250, running from Cross street to Holden avenue. with a dwelling house and born erect ed thereon. ‘ 1 The foregoing property is sold sub- isct to two mortgages aggregating as. and all other lions thereon. The critics plant, machinery, and merchandise shove enumerated is op- twosa loamsnds p.m.,st Non' walk. l’airllold County. Conn. Borough of Manhattan. New City, or his attorneys. Cainsburg a , on Broadway. liorough of Manhattan. New York Cit . tislsiossos of sales can obtained stsitlieroflhossid 'orstthe once of the auctioneer. 1 I Leonard l unwrap”: :‘ ,. *M i ‘ . join-Writ Msnrrnmtsoss to Kill ' owroneunr. m. lop-Sylvan- us Soovilis, whose sooeniricltios ‘hsve iii“ i stable Nsucbeler wont to his but. " 1 ii” i l i Celebrated for its'purity'and perfect baking results. For thirty years the . choice of the most particular cooks.» , ~w an iron a snrsnlnn m of pin can uses it lanai. 6§"‘”nil~innsr 'ro urchins. Even the simplest of. lingerie frocks is likely to have two orthrce kinds of Me on it—perbsps German Vslencien- nos let into the: material and a this baby Irish for the yoite and the narrow girdle which .iolns blouse and skirt. There is no more elective thin white material for. children's party frocks than dotted Swiss. pleasant a material to wear as batiste, but it certainly is effective. ‘ ... mill! Hill it. Church, but it was refused and he . Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup BRISTOL MAN DRAWN iNTO MA- C m RY. BRISTOL, l-‘eb. 20.—-Frank Deddc, The Business aged thirty-three years. while at work in the rolling non of the Bristol Brass Company, today caught his band in the belting and was dragged into the machinery. His fellow workmen had . great dimculty in estricntliig him. Deddo was taken to the hospital where his arm was amputated, and as he is otherwise badly bruised it is feared he cannot recover. UTOIBTB GIVE UP. . is Reported Vary cum. Isfactory There. MERLIN, Feb. 20,—The automobile cab business in Berlin is so unsatisfac- tory that one of the leading companies suspended operations this week and is now trying to arrange for a reor— The crisis is due to the over-production of both automobiles and horse cabs. The latter vehicles have increased from 8,000 to 13,000 within the last three years, and the number of automobiles also has been materially augmented. Several new automobile companies have appeared in the field. but some of them have been already forced into suspension. The fare in an automobile cab for the minimum distance In nineteen cents. and the companies have found it diffi- cult to earn profits on such a low charge, the expenses for rubber tires and fuel being very heavy. A number of German automobile cab manufacturers have been working recently on American orders, but let— terly even this business has been very materially reduced because of the fin- anciai crisis in the United States. FINE ASSORTMENT OF. Souvenir Post Cards! n is said a... corn meal is effective in cleansing the scalp when not, wish to wet the head. , . 1 You attach tapes to the pad of your dining table to keep it in place, why not to the cloth on your ironing board? Would they not be better than tacks or pins on which to scratch your hands? George Washington Post Cards. Seeing South Norwalk in an Auto, 5c. W. A. Briggerman, HUNG 8703!. 132 Washington It. Agent for Crescent Laundry. - ii, will be a fashion among children the coming summer to wear with their white frocks and shoes. stockin hair ribbons of color. Copcn agen- hlue will be one. of their favorites, One of the little touches that make for uptodatmioss on bath robes or kimonss is he band (like the other trim the arm's eyes. Donovan Block. ,. plain material Ml that follows LOCKWOOUB HALL, Nowlsthe'l‘ime toBuy' FRIDAY. rssausnv 218T. Real Estate! A number of real estate bargains may be had nowbeforc'tho Spring market really opens. chaser buys early. J. M. Layton 8: 00., s nvsltaoso avenue. GLOVERS The Place! it is very easy to make up one of the bordered materials without other exercising care but ho ho- so lavishly used as to give a heavy look. The wide tucks la the sleeves of only " especially well-liked r Spring hats are to be small. say the professionals. “The Training oi the Citizen," By CHARLES ZUEDLIN. SINGLE TICKETS .............. 50c liorisonially in y" lintvsa are The wise pur- lt is always beitoraio choral» some Wonder for slips and linings for evening: for. no matter how prolly it is by daylight. lhls color . looks duml and lifeless at night. other shade than SurpriSing Coffee Satisfaction always results Coffees are used. prising economy also re- 'l'ake our 25c .1 lb. Mocha and Java. A (lime. is saved on every pound you buy, as equal strength will cost 356 it bought of other deal- lleri- is n lii'ulily'hlflt for young girls taken from The Herald. which sotmds no not go to bed directly after several ours of continuous ‘ . diverting little. talc. play cards or waltz. Absorbing stud- ies are apt to excite the brslngnnduly, in sleeplessness. which is always a serious matter. STOP THAT'COUCl-i or it may result in pneumonia. Bro siilan Balm is breskl ever tried. almost caption 10c, 25c. 60c and $1.00 bottles. TheClif- ford. Baxter's ans Platstod's. NEW HAVEN HAN ROBBED. Thomas .lil'ltC'l First Visit to New York Results Disastrously.‘ NEW YORK, Feb. 20.——Thomas Burke. of bNew listen, Conn, who made his first visit to New York year tel-day, is in a hospital today-in a badly battered condition. ‘the,iosn of $20. which he says was taken from him by robbers after they All that piece or parcel of land with had beaten him. purge was found by a policeman early today, wandering along Doyers street, in the Chinese quarter. He was dazed as a result of the beating ho had received. When he was taken to s~hospitsl it was found that his law b ‘ been fractured. one eye blackened a lie told the police he was at- tached and robbed by several men in sensible. study. Read a and up colds when- aml scli direct. to keep up to Standard we not years ago, and we do. And it is a pleas- ure, for we like to MORE SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS. The continued DEMAND for ELITE SHOES is convincing proof of their the price $8.60 and “.00 is paid them is satisfaction of VALUE RECEIVED. Pilaf". 512—2. The Union Pacific Tea Co. llil face badly cut. FINA VOTE ON ”DAY. ‘ "Jr—A resolut'ri providing for a Infill vote next Wel- ncaday on the removal from oniw- a! Superintendent Kelsey. or the State insurance Department, recommended by Governor Hughes, was passed in senate rods . ‘ ’4 AMUSEMENTS n _ nov'r's rfina'raa. ONE Willi IMINNINO MONDAY? IIMUARV 17. Motions Wednesday and Nttii'ddy. bait: and flotsam West the Purl-Os dinning Canadian " in tho ‘ user or DRAMATIC rum and POLITE VAUDEVILLE. REPERTOIRE. Nights. Thursday—Larry From irelanil. filthy—Kidnapped in New York. Saturday—Tim Moonshinefl. Motions. Saturday-Pride of Newspspcrdom. FRIDAY NIGHT is AMATEUR Niel-i .' 3 CASH PRIZEC POPULAR PRICES; Evenings ............... 10. 20 and'30c. Mati‘nees ............. . ..... 10 and 206 HOYT’S THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH. Curtain 8:15. Henry B. Harris Presents EDGAR CELWYN . 'in the American Comedy-Drains "STRONCHEART' ByWillism C. DoMiile. Under the Ausplces of tho Putnam Hose Company. of 590th Norwaik. PRICES—Orchestra, $1.00; Balcony, 75o; Admission. 50:. heat Sal. Opens Friday, February 21st. 3. MUSIC; HELD EVERY EVENING. . \ r V‘ ADVANCE VAUDEVILLE. MOVING PICTURES. E I ILli‘UCTItATED SONGS. M at re c anus of program every on day and Thursday. Prices, We and 15:: Children, 5c. Matinee ovary Wednesday and bat- urdsy at 2:15. Amateur night every Wednesday. Chatham Square. 126 Washingt' on Street. I , Tel. 342-3. ‘ Wear Shoes That Fit . s s a o u . a s s a a s s . s - a,l_s,s,l.l - I.-.-.I.I.I.I.-.i.I.I.I.-.I,I,I,-,Is,s,-,s_a,s,-,s_- s : LLS A‘ND our. TE rulers CONVINCE. BUY FOR CASH-4173 THE ONLY WAY. . DHOULOIIO—HIMWIMID....................... TOMATOlO—MW 136. ”all! (can) ,....... . MAUDO.INANEFLOUI.. MAONOLM. CLOVII 0N ACTIN MILK, can .. . .. for lady, flavor and Atoms. Our as Coffee is Unstosiied. its . Var breakfast Tamorrow. MO-KA BLIND $07711. LI. . ... ..... .. IO OTAMP. 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