assaulting ‘ “
gusting with The
”whines do it in
WW will kindly new
' greatly convenience thiuofilu
our. more prompt attention.
. ll. Wilson. of Bridle”!
has been a recent visitor In South Nov-
~Weak l-‘ish,12%c lb., at New York
....._t.—_,—
Olive Branch lodge, Knights of Py- -'
thins. will hold its regular meeting this ,
. flies Annlo (lampher, of Westport.
has been. visiting relatives
lies Mabel Il'. Spendlovc, o! Grove
street. is shwiy improving after a re-
cent illness of the drip,
-—nr. Dick's cures grip.
Rev. A. l.. Hubbard. pastor of the
llethodist Episcopal Church, in Can-
ndu. was visiting in South Norwalit.
Lodge, Daughters of Re-
hekah. will hold a full rehearsal Pri-
day evening and both teams are re
quested to be present,
Mrs. Lawrence Arthur Douglass and
Dorothy and Helen, of
Low; street. are spending today with
friends in Sound Beach.
Passenger India on the sections oi
the Westernmd “Ml? Line divisions
‘vrf the New llavcn mail which touch
Danbury is heavy at present “ "
~Steuk Cod. fill/go ll)”
Clifford (lurgili and George Pellt.
who are both confined at Mr. (iarglll's
home in Newtowu avenue with scarlet
fever. are doing nicely, btit it will be
auroral weeks before they will be able
to be otit again
The, warm weather yesterday melted
most of the ice in Wall street and
Street Commissioner .Smith had a
force of men at work cleaning the
About one more .
.work and the whole street will be free
from mild and dirt.
William bills, of Broad River.”
ceivod a ho fall in front of the Boo-
terday afternoon about
ewas picked tip and
find to be out quite
not go to a physician
and took a car or his home.
2 . C. 'l'. U. will meet with Mrs.
J. A. Richardson. 10 West avenue. li'rit
day. at 2: 30 ozclock sharp. Members
are urged to com
there is some. sew
the clothing that Is to be sent to Ellis
Any interested in temperance
are invited to attend.
at this time, as
g to he done on
There has been a comidcrahle im-
provemcnt in freight. trailic on the Ne
’llavon and other New England rai-
‘ roads within the past week, according
to a statement made today by a high
otllclal of the New Haven. and busi-
ness appears to ho picking up on the
lines throughout this section.
The work of changing the signal
system of the New ilaven road. near
the Wildman street crossing, in Dan
bury. is now nearly completed. A large
force of men «has been working for the
past two weeks perfecting this new
’ ambient which will do away with
the signal station at this crossing.
”la-There will be a food exile at Minot
Hmltil's uttlrfi. Bat. hold
of Trinity Church Gui
gins at 2 o'clock.
The Athletic Association. of the
Sorwalk High school, which disbanded
lost tail was washed at a meeting
hoot Inst Friday after-
tinibart was elected
prosidentm aadMsrren Scoflald secre-
M” m"w no: a
ll team was brought
ganising a lune
up and Jack Beutty was made manager
#
The weather sharks at more than
youthful years are today reckoulng'
ya’stsniar the event:
broke loose and tried
or ttsisy, alarm
brasse. there does
indication at a noel lieu of the hila-
aartl of March 11.11.00 18.11“
Elwin B llruwu. use deputy internal
revenue collectorat the alcohol plant
of the solvents Recovery Co, in Date
bury, mently
the hat factories
denatured grails .
rmmsrly than wood W. to I“?!
what the results of the change
Wagtl'erantea our drugs to be “(v
of tested quality and handled
noisily then (if cupsriencs In the
compounding of medicines. Your
doctor ltnoha this is a good store ,
~sna ro’u Iiitlllid know a.
‘ firing your'presrripiicas llereu ,
and be pleased. '
i
1:, Hi“ I! H iiii‘i‘i”‘i‘ .
hb,l
.t‘ annular. ,
hours Mitts eraser.
l
a. t... -....~,W....,,. V,
a reduction on china closets at I".
A. itchell's. Read the adv. for pri-
ces
as M. www.m-v...”
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held a regular routine business
meeting last night.
Rev. ll. A. I4. Sadtler, rector of
Trinity Episoo a] Church, preached in
Holy Trinity urch. in Westport, last
ovening.‘
Tomorrow will bring a new and
tempting line. of bargainsat the Bow
ton Store. I! you are interested read
the adv.
The box manufactory of Charles 9.
Trowlirldge &, Company will begin
work next week on an eight hour a
day basis,
The man seeking individually and
Ityle in it spring suit will do well to
look own the stock at Price's Cloth-
ing Store.
1 v.1” . . -t '- .
Fiheah Mackerel, jig} rm, lit New
'fork itzri'tet.
Passenger traffic at the sections oi
the Western and Shore lune divisions
of the New Haven road which touch
llanbury is heavy at present.
F. Willard Mogoon. manager for
i’rescelle. the liypiiotlat, says then
is no truth in the report that (‘larence
Webster and James llowmnn. South
Norwallt young men. have joined that
company.
Mrs. Augustus Roselle and infant
son. of Hamilton avenue. started last
night for Florida. where they will re-
main scvoral weeks on account or the
health of the child.
There's a touch of the breath oi
spring in the atmosphere today. al-
though It is mixed with a March like
breeze which makes the man who left
his overcoat; behind wish he could get
into it again at once.
-Weatport Smelt. 25c II)., at New
York Market.
Frederick ll. Coleman. the North
Main street newsdealer and statltmcr.
was in New York. last evening. to al-
tend the annual banquet of the news—
paper solicitors, which was held at
Perry and Cllfl streets.
You should see the beautiful show-
ing of new and exclusive patterns in
imported wooicns at Koppol's. Every.
thing new and up to date. He invites
you to inspect his work rooms. Read
the adv. in this issue.
The Endeavor Circle of the Scott
Norwnlk Congregational church, held
a meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. R. E. Perduc. South Main street.
Ascwiug session was indulged in and
this was followed by refreshments.
The increasing amount of freight
handled by the Western division of the
New Haven road from Hopewell Junc-
tion to Hawleyville and Hartford has
caused an order to be issued that addi
tionn‘l cars be placed on the milk train
which reaches Danhury about a: in
o'clock in the afternoon This train
leaves its extra cars at Hawieyvilie
and goes to lioisitml. where the milk is
left. Then returning to stleyvills
the train takes on the extras and goes
on to Hartford,
Vice-president John P. Btevens. oi
the Consolidated road. and lfrhs stev .
ens have gone to visit Governor his
Icon. of Ctlhu. for shot“ A {driniglit .
With lit. and hire. Stevens '
and lira. Asll. Bates, of Was lagtou. '
and the party will he the guests of ,
t vernor lisgoon at the palace during .
leir stay in Cubs. Governor lispooa
of the Panama
when Woo-president. titeveus was chief -.
engineer in chars'e of the construction '3‘.
work on them
qua—o...- .. ”mm-M...“
t You "Should
See
the beautiful showing
chairs patterns in far
that is being dent l' .
Print cannot but
isi'lotoryw They
be appreciated fully.
want you to Mill!
fiddflfiu’hmfli'hm ”PM.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
“automate ranch.
’51-,
We have Mariam MW 1‘ "
this is the title when user should " V
Our line is the lateral and driest shows in
an as. rising rs. Whitney, Heywood and Wakeleltl cit-s. “rite Block and i
sonata: cocasrs, to take on at. trolleys-em. up. ll». am. has.
asap oo-cssrs, with Parasol and Rod Upholstered—01.50 to toss.
Hoop oo-css'rs. was am as Imitation leather—titan ts um
sucusu sssauauuvosHisno is to» ’
To clean up all odds and ends
iollowlng reductions on our regular lines
"Aldine" Kid Gloves black and coitus, regular prlce ciao.
Brown Mocha Kid Oloycs. regular price it 15 .. .......... . ...... 00c Pair
title Golf Gloves. brown. gray, black. navy and red .
25c Golf moves. also your pick lrosn a big assortment of 25c. (‘ashniere P’
... .. ......... 10c air
06 WAOHING‘I'ON ITREIT.
TAKE IT NOW.
SOUTH NOIWMK,
Till. I. Will!
as nothing is store conducive to . ,
lulu
GLOVES
fllovcs at ..... . . ..
viscera-noses ........ p...-
N. E. RYAN 8t CO»
w" norms
The Best Clothiu
AT SMALL __—7PRICES.
“Stein Block” and “Peck” Clothes,
hand- tailored by this countty’ s best your-
neymea tailors at greatest reducdons
ever- known.“
Conservative styles and fabrics Ill Suits
in medium-weight materials, good for all
year-round wear.
It will pay you to see the Suits and
Overcoats that we are showing from
$8. 50 to $14. 50.
VALUES unknown: mcw‘ilcita
Wears showing an eaotvaonsllneof fabricsl‘tliatse
will hsvctsiloredtoyeu specislnieasure.
THE SMARTEST SPRING STYLES AT VERY
REASONABLE Fm
WILLIS H. SELLECK
CloiIIIngoitthiglitSort.
48 and 50 Wall Sheet, Namath
Plfo as. 131;.
ostv a STEP rlt
‘ MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
To a Good, Paying Position.
Three Finely Busippetl Sdloob.
"AMPOID, PORT cums
O. E. Jackson,
optima. '
Everyfln' 'ngintheOpttoal‘ " ' ' Irina.“
Eyes Examined Free.
is sold exclusively. at this store.
sul’uMlhossforwcssese
'&.-b
centuries as noon aegis.
his». Made to introduce a an at...
ofour winter stock of (llovca we otter the
. mun
appropriate dressing.
has both of it the leading women of
, the suburb
she no
land Hardware Deniers'
”If? fort-noon amnion
and
result of the banking
panic. died at Sea (llific, l. I..
or paralysis,
Jenkins was me of the most
' Della world at Brooklyn.
TheC
Pharmacy.
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
”PM”.
It is races
alasd as the one perfect style in less. use.
Mnmhmllugluandarouofcdhr
their service. We particularly ”and
these shoes to women who want the very lab
is Northwestern University.
CHICAGO March Iz-—ln Bra
yesterday pians were made to
duce into Northwestern University a
depart of "Art. Appreciation" 7t chair
of ”cultivatiouof
ofgood taste This
will aim especially to instill into the
feminine studenta' minds notions of
The movement
The project, for a teacher of "sisal
taste" took term in resolutions ado!"
ed by the University guild, and it is
won in be prmttied
to Presldent
llnrrlu. of Northwestern.
The guild. which Is composed of
both university and townspeople, pru-
poses to support. for a term of one
year as an experiment an instructor
whose duty it shall be to teach. "it?
cialiy to women students ills: decadent
tart of good and appropriate dressing.
All branches of art appreciation. in-
cluding home building and furnishina
will be given. President Harris and
the esscutlva committee of the univer
. lily will consider the matter birthday
night.
~ll'br a mild. easy motion of the
howlss. a single dose of Dosn’s itegu
lots in snottgb. Treatment cure. as
bitual constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your drugglsa for them.
NEW ENGLAND :zIDWAIE DIAL-
aoerou, umn tz'.-'rne Now all:
Association
which yesterday began a two days'
session In this city. held the closing
meeting of their convention today. At
were W. l’. Lewis. of Huntington. Pu.
and" a, II Abbe. of New Britain Conn.
For iii" a”... ! meeting in the fort-noon
: the promised
lloston adtl Maine and i rk,
htcrger between the
Jaw llaveu and Hattie
6‘21. “2
um, ltiloililuiha 'sani
J's-III.
d
ssuitsa isukius ocso.
Was Indicted with His Three 08" for
lrooitiyn Innis Failures.
NEW YORK, March 11—40}!!! C
Jenkins, 8L. the Brooklyn banker. who
with his three sons was indicted asu
investigation
which followed the recent financial
today.
for many years Ir.
routi-
he had been mnccted found
elves in financial ditllcuitles.
—.-.......
DcWitt's Little Early Risers small found in a healthy stolnach Bach dose
safe. sure little liver pills. Sold by will digest more than 3000 grains of
liilo’rd Pharmacy and The Bridge good. food. fluid by The Clitoral I'hnr:
” that!) and The Bridge Pharmacy.
the speakers
the subject at "inland We e .
. ways" were allotted for discussion rel
atlvely to Innis ll Brandeis of Bos-
' ton and Lloyd a Chamberlain presi
den} of the Massachusetts board of
' tra e.
General» imam
haw Lsiills
militia oihcers.
time mainly for this reason.
Col C. D. Parkhurst. comm
the artillery district of New Million.
"in general the system of sani-
; lotion and police was made as prom-
inent and perfect as its Importance
As was to be expected there
was carelessness, due to ignorance, at
the start, but the unitary odlccr kept
l'aftcr these matters, and all soon learn-
ed as to the importance of correct
there was no
swarms of flies about the camps, and
nosickness tells the story of the clean-
says.
demands,
sanitation. That
liners of all the camp
'“l'herc was a little groping in the
dark at the start as to Just what to
do But this at once resolved itselt
into a coherent plan of operations.
which was taken up and carried out
successfully during the entire camp.
it is to be remarked with regret that
none of the companies that came to
Port ll. 0. Wright 'had their muster
and pay mils ready, complete and cor~
root for mewssary and prescribed mus-
ter. Masters had to be made from
chock lists. as in the old days of la-
ln order that there
might be a master at the time called
for. Every effort, was' made to
this work. done; it was hot neglected.
but was probably ignorance as
what we. Wanted that earned the dc-
"Tha discipline deserves all bruise:
no serious breach or discipline no
curred in mar the harmony of the ocv
carton; no military courts were need
ed, The men were. quiet. orderly,rt~
spectiui, and selfrrespecting in man
her at all times. Good fellowship and
comradeshlp were conspicuous at all
times, and everything. either on duty
dian campaigns,
lay.
or at recreation. proved
law or heard of.
"in every way the camps appear to
have been a very great sttccesa.
if" "3; ”"3 “Tani“: “£9” 9: island The mtormatioaw‘ss
ort Pri'i'. no a. Inge t as o 0,.“
any magnitude marred the smoothth “mm M to the N",
and harmony of Holy occasion. I be.
lieve the cast at the camps has been
the benefits to all that
have been derived being inoalculabie,
well spent,
It has been my duty as well
to express my hearty
to all in a general order and in
special letters to all concerned,
it is my sincere desire and hope that
the same coin- (m,
mantis united again in a similar act
The general
next year may dad
at camps."
“General Grant says.
tone. of mlltia expression“
less than enthusiastic The
are not free from accusations of (99.
great haste and too little preparation
of perhaps what might have been pro
vided. but there are only one or two
rdant notes in what is virtually
suggest
that the navy or the naval militia. or
both, might be given work in con-
nection with these-ritaueuvres both as
representatives of a hostile fleet and
of the equally necessary scent and ps-
trol boats, and i think perhaps the
nearby yacht clubs would be glad
Join in the game for the sport of it"
Other oihccrs have given detailed
MM “lures in the financial an bust. reports of the maneuvres and all pre-
II" "urea dict that the neat camp will he even
from active business a few years ago, more successful than the one held last
and it was subsequently that several summer
of the business epterprles with 'limm
I cm»
dim
a chorus of praise. l w
Kodol is a scientific preparation of
vegetable acids with natural diges- -
tools and contains the some
as llis‘t thermallwfli 1‘ 9
m
Washlitoroh. sun lie-:The war
department has inst Issued an Inter-'
eating report on the Jalat army and
militia coast defence esercises last
summer, watuluiag mostly comments
of the regular army oillcera sail the
The report gives val.
liable suggestions for the encampment
this summer. and is issued at this
Mines" m... t. it...
and his men made Indefstig’apfe,
The shipwrecked mariners
fruit or other {arm of {000. IS;
One of the party succumbed
cloned camp of the Norwegian
ion the handle of which was
ithe aatne “Jails."
niousl!‘
without any disturbance that I either result of Information not to '1’
m sailor was stranded on i
’ fand' a dispatch was sentto
flu“ tmught with danger:
dint meltladi. k
sgned tot etns andasmfauy:
tours as could he used to ' ””
went on her. The departure
lao was the signal for a . : . 4;,
in which the apreciatimr oftlie y, :
of the volunteers was him '
prehension for the safety of the”
ton and her men.
home from Australia when lib
wrecked. ’-
o. Claritlge. listing at NW
while his parents live in ,
He is twenty-hills years old;
Ghenrdi and his men a
Yankioa is keen over their- .
and the missing than. butt , ..
Island only after every '
been exhausted.
lki”.
s
"w «egre- .
film” on],
(Continued fro- First:
was wrecked. There were.”
from which another might its
great hardships Turtle and
found in abundance. but there
partywnsarihearulas«.
there was no cattle or game to
hardships in a few days and w .
led on the island. Camp had been
ed first near the same spring ill
.leiifs' signal pole was found.
exploration it was found that .
water could be had ten miles
and the camp was moved. Jeff
ed to go with the others. sayl
there was as much chance at his,
found where he was as at the
piaor. That was the last seen
by any of his iellows, and the
Million are that when his mated
their camp away from him be
for the last time on a human -
The rescue party front the
located without difhcuity tit , .,
crow. Following directions
from Guayaquil the United at .
rlnes had no dlillculty in until _
original camp at which Jeifs was ‘
Here also they found a rusty
Tho Jefis relief expedition
DepartmenQat Washington by
Jones American Vice Consul It
mull to the elect that an
rul Evans asking him tot
Jefis. The Gal on Mil . ~ ,
in direct line th the route ‘
American ileet from Callao to
lean Bay. Admiral 3V,
diateiy asked for volunteers
known that the expedition
Ifuch of the sea in a
pages group is .
what little is known .
indicates extreme
lion. In a distal:
silica there is . '
an rifliobel’und thisserr .
it?” four mile?! 0! I: y
"‘ onrimenti , -
region are dotted “hem
"current very strong _ > ,
Despite the dihlcni’ties 3.?
many volunteers. among ”than" .
The Yanklol '
Frederick .ietfs was worldgg lfi'
lie has a sister.”
The disappointment of
Killsllil Microbeantl
,
mmwnmnm
lilwratatil'onciis.
Only Padilla Cure for Quick Comapiion.
:inomsau. rive-
can-rheuelmnsum soc- than
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