Appsalto you, then the products
of our. Bakery andCsndy Kitchen
will surely suit ‘ .
Home-made
Candy ‘
Freshgng‘a’ily .
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and probaby Thursday.
Slowly rising temperature. Brisk
north winds shifting to south Thurs-
day. The storm that was central over
Missouri yesterday morning has moved
eastward and reached the coast near
l-latteras. N. C. it was deflected from
its usual path by an area of extreme
high pressure central over New Eng-
land. it produced heavy rain on the
Middle Atlantic coast and snow as
far north as Philade pins. A distur-
bance that is now rat in the north-
west. will move eastward and ‘cause the
the temperature to rise and probably
be followed by rain. v: '
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TEMPERATURE AvYEAR'. AGO TO-
Temperature; Low. (ills-high. ii.
Partly cloudy. .
1f you want to start the children
ritht read the adv. of the lit. Banach-
berg Plano Company.
-—-Sults of style are being-displayed
at Mlntz'a. idea Window display.
The bridge construction committee
will meet tomorrow evening in the
town court room in Wall street.
3 _ _ . .
Judge F. W." Perry. of Norwalk, has
gone to the Soldiers’ Home, in Nero-
ton. where he will remain for some
time. - . ‘
lilies Lillian Smith. of the English
department of the Norwullt -. high
school, left Norwallt thiii'mm‘nhts on
business.
.,
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Samuel Spink. from” the Hotel Man-
hatttan, New Yet-ho has taken a posi-
tion with barber William Hess in his
new shop in River street.
A daunhtcr was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. irclnnd. of
Broad Rivcr. Iiiitii mother and child
are resting comfortably. '
George Mitchell. of the l-‘. A. Mil.
cheii furniture store in Wall street,
is spending the day in Newl’ork city
on business.
The Misses Agnes'and Anns'niirrott.
of New Haven. are the guests of their
brother. llldward Barrett. of Fairileld
avenue. . .
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Mlcftil'llnd
leave for New York. this evening.
where they will spend the remainder
of the week, tomorrow being the oc-
casion of their seventh wedding snat-
versary. .
Frank Guaraeri. the local basketball
player who was Injured in a you: in
Bridgeport last Wednesday night is
somewhat better and was able to rev
sums his duties today. He will not
play tonight in Bridgeport. _
The ladicsof St. Mary's Ludies‘ .tld
society met last evening in their rooms
in the basement of the church and
transacted routine business. There
was much business-hirIore the mono
ing but all was disposed of.
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«Your special at lien is. called
to our new line of‘fizinx Butts for
misses and ladies.“ window dis-
play. 0. .l. Mints & Co.
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The manner it , it and Ladder Corn:
any. of Malls a rosulsr most-
?“ last night'in their quarters in Main
street. Routine business was trans.
acted. Following the. business of the
mass the members colored a social
r. .. .
The dinnsr'm ‘ths‘liorwslk ’i‘own
Teachers’ Association will as held at
the Hotel iii-gambit Iiondsy sve-
ning. March , at o‘clock. On this
occasion. Superintendent William is.
Chancellor, 0! limit? Mail. will
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Th lie ' “sawmill. the
muffin: am il.‘ "7- a. cuts. of g
Unioa‘i’s . this: W liars
inn. is . .
We writs all forms. of.
automobii
insurance
Will gladly explain.
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F. H. BAXTER’S'
DRUG ITOII
FOR SALE
NEW 80x8 ORUlIINO LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0850. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster shall Point, Not-walk
thm
a diillcuit matter. nor very oxpml‘
sive either to have n
‘ crown in the place of an old brok-
en-down and discolored tooth.
often occurs with one of the front
teeth, and when a person laughs
or weeks the poor tooth shows.
marrlng the beauty of the others.
no matter how white and perfect
1 match the color
and shape of the other teeth so
closely that it is almost impossible
to detect clown. and those who
have used them are delighted‘with
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South Main St” South Norwalk
0 s. m. to I p. at.
days by appointment only.
“-w “it Cleanlinessdti’urity
elections 1652.
REIT. DOWN
they may be.
New Line of
Clmsonne Enameled
JABOT PINS
COLLAR sins
25c and 50¢ each
The Sprint: line of NC?RWI‘RI' has
Jsbois.‘ Collars,
Lace ('oilnrs tutti Yokes.
er. parsicx'e‘ros'i‘ canoe.
am 5c; 3 for 5c
1. LMALLETI‘E
(lemony Missa- Dawson)
as Washington at.
Young Men
Who Save
got more out of life than
those who do not.
There ll ii satisfaction
in having it
away in a safe place.
small socounts invited.
~ South Norwaik
Trust Co.
CityN‘ationslBank
IUIINIII AND OFPIRI IVIRY
PAOILlTV GONIIITINT
“will!“ Profits
Isis Deposit loses. 0| ass 0 soc year
unintnuucmv "r
"3::le ii. abuse. as vs.
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till-antics is defended by Col. Values
with about 450 men.
Local members of the revolutionary
Junta here announce this morning that
El Paso has been made revolutionary
headquarters for the entire United
States in the insurrecto cause and
that all future operations will be di-
rected from this city. This is con
striied to mean that Madero intends
to confirm his present operations to
Northern Chihuahua exclusively.
TUCSON. Aria. March 8~—On receipt
of telegrams confirming the plan to
mobilize troops along the Mexican
border, General Schuyler, commanding
the Department of the Colorado. re-
moved his headnuarters from Fort
Huaohuca to Tucson yesterday.
Troops Ready to Mch.
CHlCAGO, March tin—Fifteen hun-
dred men at Fort Sheridan are waiting
for the word from Washington that
willsend them to the Mexican border.
Ever since the insurrection broke out.
in fact. the soldiers at the post. have
been held in readiness for immediate
departure. No orders relative t the
matter bud bben received early t day
and preparations were made and malts
tained solely on the basis of news-
paper reports. but it was stated that
the whole force could be on its way
south within three or four hours from
the time trains were available.
One reason for the preparedness ol‘
the Fort Sheridan troops in that. the
2th infantry is the ilrst regiment in
line for foreign service.
Little Information Given Out.
SAN ANTONIO. To». March 8.-~lf
army omecrs at Fort Sam Houston
have any information other than gon-
ernily told in press dispatches regard-
ing the concentration of' troops on the
Mexican border, they are guarding it
closely.
“We only know that we have been
ordered to prepare for the mobilisation
of a large body of troops at San lin~
ionic and are going ahead. regardless
of what it. means." explained (ion. Dun-
can. commanding the Department of
Texas.
Rumors as to the purposes of it all.
hOWQ‘Vl‘I‘, are plentiful. (ion. Duncan's
first order after receiving his instruc-
tions from Washington was to appoint
First lJeut. George F. Roselle, of the
22nd infantry. acting sidede-camp.
With Limit. llcsolvc ii. Palmer this
gives the general two aides. Next he
recalled Mayor W. ll. Scott. his adju-
tant‘general, who is in North Texas at.
tending the funeral of his father. 0th
or orders recalled troops on'dotaehod
scrvico. Pit-id day exercises set for to-
day were called off and unicorn Mm
were to exhibit their horses in the TM-
as Home Show circuit have cancelled
tlicir cngsgerncnis. » '
Preparations for the reception of
the troops continued through last
It‘lillll and today are nearing complc~
t on. ‘
”1.0m"! Force WIIKOMU.
MEXICAN. Mexico, March N.-~\Vllli
the iiisiimcni. forces in this district
weakened by dimension. the foderais
are believed ill have a far- better op-
portunity for a successful attack than
they had lass. wrek. A drill-last force
is reported to be ncur canard. clgiii
miles south of this ciil'. preparing for
an assault oti the place.
The principal itii'lfc within thc robot
camp is hotwecp the cominundois.
licrlhold and hey 'a, on the one hanil.
and on the other the American Social
this who joined the movement with the
object of establishing a new ,i‘cititnc
in lower i‘slifornis. licseriicna that
have followed on the American dom-
tmsiration or hostility toward the two
from 20b to less than 100 men
News was received yr-stcrdiiiv of
drastic measures taken by Simon licr~
tliold to curb the activities of the
American malconsonts.
lTpon hearing on Saturday that tho
Amcricaiis. who uutnumbonul the Mex-
iciiiis. had voted in dt‘INiiti.‘ Levi's. lit-r-
tliold sounded a call to arms while the
secessionista were at mass in the
"hull pen."_ lie had lirevioiisly secret-
staciicd Men the Americans an.
sacred the call. they found themselves
facing the guns of beyvii adherents.
"Any in!“ who says he is a friend of
Stanley . ill get shot." lierihoid sli-
uounoed'hicnsclnaiy. (‘spisiu Stanley.
the lca‘iior.of the Americans. was sir-
rusted and after spending two nights
in irons..wss told to cross the boner
duty and not return on pain of death.
Binnie)“. who our ed nine years in .the
, l’hilippindli.‘ is“ to will join Nsdsro‘s
recess. 4-
Jose Cohen. who was chosen by
the Americans to succeed loyvs. has
deserted with is followers. tie rods
southward yesterdly. saying he would
Join the whats in Sonora.
Borihoid declares that his army will
soon be augmented by the arrival of
six hundud man. now being orsanissd
in has Angolss.
8. )0. Brass. manager of the live:
stock branch. a subsidiary to the Most-
can hand and (tattle Company, appear-
ed at the ball pen yesterday and do
instilled the return of a number of
so taken by the rebel soldiers The
damn it was supported by a note from
Captain Baboorh.‘commsudiiis tbs
baited States Cavalry st Galaxies.
fierthold turned over the animals. .
log "All time horses and thousan s
more will soon some back to us We
expect to tails sit the land and live
WASHINGTON. March ON?"
the siandlu army at the (lulled Item
slot! the airless border slid t
niov snobs portion of the navy so .
extensive massacre. It“!
sagas-o
is iisxisorc rs tbs act it
cum samnnoi‘i. ohm
as likely to have ‘
its interactions 1,
me a “"IldliTllilihll 4“
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faction that there is nothing in the “lotion that none
but high-priced custom clothes can satiety. We will
show you clothes to satisfy in every detail——
cusron CLOTHES THAT FIT YOU AT
pmcss THAT arr YOUR CASE-
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TROUSERS TO ORDER. $5 to $12
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You will find a very choice collection of the newest
weaves and coiorlngs in rough and finish wooiens
from which to select your Spring Suit or Trousers.
It will he a pleasure to show you the line, and to
take your measure.
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The New Store
:4 South Main St. E
24 Wall St. Norwalh. South Norwaik l i
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l Oresnpcrt Oysters. Escaitops
Cutbiil’s xlfiiBndge Fishy x-l Market.
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loaders has reduced the little tinny ~
The New Spring Silk Dresses
are elegant. You‘ll surely illu- the fashions we are showinir and
there are so many union and siiudcs that 3m: are sure to find just
the one you want. tit course. you want to pry-t your sprinu apparel
early; most women do Nos is the time. when all the pond things
are here. a w: . ’ :c w
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CLEAN OATS!
At my old hobby agoin—alving good. weil'screcncd oats. This
ought to box matter of worse. but it isn‘t. and as long as I do it
better than anyone else. i‘m going to talk about it.
Ask for "itonnio Clips." the very choicest the market otters»-
larne berry outs of very bright color. closely clipped and handled with
great care. Of course. i cannot offer them at the ruling price of or-
dinary «is. but i, difference in cost is not a matter of any great
consequep q, tits ore on a bag. Doctor ditt- oats malts rout-U
horses sit: as . so you'll find them most expensive.
it. Ma‘suaL Tono HATCH.
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SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
coast artillery. is awaiting orders at
the Presidio. ready to march at a mo
ment’s notice. '
Activity in New York.
NEW YORK, March 8.—-Ail branch»
es of the military and naval service in
New York and vicinity today gave am-
ple evidence that there would be
speedy compliance with the mobilisa-
tion orders which reached them so an.
cxpectedly yesterday.
First to respond with an actual
movement. perhaps because first warn~
ed. a force of 200 marines was assemb-
led at an early hour in the marine bar-
ranks at the Brooklyn Navy Yard ready
.for transfer to Jersey City anti entrain-
ment for Philadelphia; "where they- will
loin force of marines enrouts for Guan-
tanamo, Cuba. .The transport Di is.
now at the navy yard, had steam up
ready for a speedy start"for Dengue
island. where it is expected she will
be utilised for the conveyance of part
of the marine dctachmcntdo Southern
waters. ' ‘
Down the bay coal was still being
piled at a great rate into thearmoPod
cruiser fleet. the Tennessee. Montana
and the North Carolina; but it was
hardly sweeten that they’wuld com~
i-lelt‘ the cooling operation in time to
get away before some time tonight.
Their coal supplies had run low during.
their recent cruises. ..h‘iillaiipplies oft
ammunition and provisions are already
on board. .
At the headquarters of the army Dc-
psrtincnt of the East, on _tiovcrnor‘s
island, from which 2.500 coast artillery.
men‘s-ill be utilised as infantry in the
i't‘exus operations. it was said this inor-
ning that no marching orders had as
yet =i‘oliovrcti yesterday's instrur.
iions to have the men in readiness for
instant movement. south. i‘repurnv
itonswhowcver. are new at an advan—
ced stage and orders for a start in the
mobilization movement were cxiiccleil
at any time. The transport Dixie got
sovascs PRICE sins—rim wesn'ostv.
is! . \ {Flaw w.‘ r
The Path” Cloak .8: Suit House
Md mid It. Iterator-d
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mined as an adviser. in whom Pissi-
gtl lili‘iblilkli? in I is?
or ”nan oiir's 'us or
tit: republic to civl “st wail-as poiitl— loll. hummer s tutorial moot-t made
est tranquility. will discuss-ii. » by, furnished Bulb-n i Puss. next.
Mr 4. is my... ad intended to nos member of the nwclal boundary
' u. to so York-last am. it tense;- commission:
start: from you nations of outstation. so ”31”.“. and “no!“ ’ 5 Icon to- ._ scams). walk” March ”m"
risers Ivssts in Mexican am
“ ‘ the
or not. the concentration at a fan “I r gusts: utfmm: thiamine is»; “’4!" “Will“? to In '0 Fillet Sound
Of ‘ i. ll ‘ with r
an increment of? ervsntion. used to DIAL-MW.
ward along both mosaic renews , ,1 ‘
ills oi , lit“ a
hers nus r tit W lust angina:
t .
a: tenth Main on. south Norwalk
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oliicialiy. Tn these chanson the Ameri- Mexican border will the indirect cause
can soverninent is it nly interested. last night of the death or Mrs. Thoreau
Apart from any litol‘ sheet. on the hichllsn. wife of a farmer. Soldiers
treatment accorded Amcrlcan intuiosts
in nu. present dilo ,
ed that the military castration of
the United States. wbotberso intended the top of Mrs. McMillsn‘a head was
or not. may have a tentlal influence blown cit. Ellis was watching the man- terms that their statements are. not.
on ills Dill i
I'm" limwmt- Mimi minim" commons. 0.. March tl.-Col. c. r.
of tissues. who‘ is now in New vol-it.
is slated for the post of tniinster of
lost ctil s’in‘ Mill‘s Oily. oeuvres.
Arrest of Amsrisans.
“my test of ills Americanswconvortts Ind
. my" lllsttu-wss moment-hon on “sateen
rod armored cruisers West Virginia sud
”alight: fillggvg‘fil'm Maryland. now in the harbor. received
Navy Yard todsy. to coat and than our
decision insulin will bdsiilo to Wastisuts Delay soldiers.
with its local More « this command. March law-Owing
r M“ tumflaillflfl’“ M“ to sailboats on the coasts line of the
wmi':m*r°fl ”’1'“ VM “0“ a“ Southern Pacific Railway. the Thin
. fi‘sx. Ofllcsrs at to insult Ltictli and. “lanthnsgtmsnts ot miss»
dim ““9 “0“ “Y M?" I‘m WM try were delayed in getting away for
“to“ “mlm Vflr‘IW“. the Mexican border. The i tit was
tout-lad as Writes: hrs“ (to thhldity‘miu may.
T‘ .- an h‘lfll'a".7m. , '5" ‘
‘ ' . ii"? fl til '
' away from the navy yard shortly be-
tnre it o‘clock and steamed down the
buy for her destination.
First of the naval attachment to get
away wasthe range ship Lebanon.
which weighed anchor and put to two
early this I‘orenoOu. Other units of
the fleet division which, besides the ar-
morcd cruisersoure the supply ships
i‘eltic and Guinea. the hospital ship
.Soince, the repair ship Panther and
,ttie naval tenders i’stapsco. Putiixent
i
i
i .
uttli Yaukion. were expected to get
MW at any time.
7How_ pros! Icltsln Fests.
mum's“. March thw’l‘lic mobilizes
lieu ‘of an American army at the Mex»
loan frontier. pascxcitsd great interest
on the part of liondon politicians anti
confliei‘clai interests. but all are still
in the outfits in whether the move-
mantis for political or purely military
millions.
wciu drillina in the suburbs. A sun' The Foreign Office denies that the
it in august» in the hands of hinting Bpencer was iiritlah soverument suggested the ac»
loaded. When be snapped the trigger. iiou talieu by Washington. but those
onlciais small in such diplomatic
necessarily convincing.
Thurs is little doubt .expt‘osscd by
Murray. commandant of the Columbus the public and the newspapers that the
barracks. one of the largest recruiting . political situation in Mexico caused
foreign sifsirs. lie 3‘" ‘0‘“ W3“ roe stations in the country. received on} President Tails strons move. but it is
tiers today from the War Department . questioned whether this sovurnment
dent Dias ”“9“ much rellance. ”WW to hold troops In readiness to go to the
do in Barre. the Mexican ambassador. Mexican border.
§ili confer wins hater Mullahs? Ii‘n .
ow York to sy. o purpose t e ‘ ‘
ehnfersnce has led to much specuis- M43900 CITY. tiles" March it.“
tics, and it is believed um “33pm. Mexico s contention that the recent so
s
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hail any share in the matter.
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”MOI“. time.
all pointst old. i Macon
say. . g . _
mum- 0sil Front fihtsd'ciphla.
Cir_.m got it ' . stasis. arctigtt-essvss
summit}; WWWm ml, ctr: ..
Of InteleSt~ ‘ if
to Early Buyers.“
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oun spams CLOTHING is sens. ' r ~ sv .. T
\ stso THE: sew SPRING nannies. s2 lipase. W
ma sown. cusron TAILORINO aortas
cos OPRING as: naaov roe voun .lh'llfir. ‘; . ,
TlON. iT uses six save to err wardens" >-
rsase scirs—s eusnasrseo FIT. esters so 1'
Price’s Clothing. Store
98 Washington Street
ting him to or .. "it. ce‘
commission. Was today directOd-tiy tliir’?‘ will
So far as any extension of the power
of the United States on the American
continent is concerned. it. is doubtful
that such an outcome would be popular
with the liritish public' Just at' this
lists. The talk of the future annexe.
non of Canada has created a preluiiice
on this side and this prejudice is
strong outset the whitest extradition
of the United States generally at the
Dealings in American resouritiss to-
day indicated that the Stockisxslianse
did notpsonsldsr go 1 security of
thsioountxy was sort slittitrsstansd.
Mexican bonds remained unchanged as
did southern hallway shaman "Next.
can ltailnay" securities ordinary.“ fct‘l
pfd. its. These have a ways been of
a speculative character. ‘Mcxiesn Na-
tional itsiiwsy. sham. which cropped
several points recently. fell off it to
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SHOW YOU lVIflY
v .3 .P N," -. ..
ternoon on the transport Prairie
will he followed by a like number
morrow on‘ the transport ‘Dlnis. 'T e
order from Washington ordering- titer
marines to mobilise. in. thismitlt the“
the destination of the two. transports,
as Guantanamo. Cuba. but many .he~
lieve that these orders may he dhnhged
and that the marines may he landed ' “ .
at a Texas port and sent. overland to ‘
the Mexican boundary to take part. lot:
the service practice soon to' e lnauitr
rated there. . “
if the marines go to Cuba they Will
arrive about the time. the .Atilntlc
fleet departs, from Hampton Roads ling.
spring practice. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ g
The marines who Willie's“ on ruin
Dixie tomorrow are, arriving hornets-tr
day from Norfolk. Annapolis, samurai... ,
York and other marine \cfater?b:lo y.“
the Atlantic coast; ‘hfehryai dig.
detachment carried by the: Phillie“
:iildbe from. the Piuladeipi'fla Minis”
ar . .y p. .1-
Major Rolfe acute .Tsnna. .
scares, March 8.-Ma.ior nobénvc‘ . ”‘
it. olfe, depqt‘guartermaateramr thud
Uni ed Sines army in New Eufilfn
received 0 ersnfhls forenoon." re ‘
_ . . .«i T 5:2
and report to h aicr-G nerul .Cger it
for service as- chier'duartermhster"hf‘
one of the bflsadesiinithednelMMd-h .
jor Rolfe will leavefor, the sonthystdhu- i‘l
either tonight or tomorrow. again;
He is a native of New Hampsmfe d ,
last year was chief mihr‘ierlnfis 12‘
during the military ‘rn‘anoenvros “a
Fort Riley. Kansans . ,. :x ~-. ’, _.
The cruiser Des lilolnes. (which arms "
rived a few days a'so at the Boston” 5;}.
Navy Yard under orders to 'go out of " ‘~
.1!
Navy Departmentlto sail for thelouo. is 'i
thorn waters on Friday next. 3' -
Mexican Bond leis,
NEW YORK. March 8.5-wJ‘ose lves.
ldmantour. Mexican Minister of Plum
sure. who reached here last night from. .
France. where he negotiate '8 850.000» ‘
000 Mexican blind sale. is i ‘his hotel ’
this morning and went down now...» or;
where it was said he would confer-with -._. “it
several bankers. Senator..l.iinantour. . W
was quite communicativ'ejlast’ night. " ‘. ’,
saying that Mexico needs no aid in‘, ~ , :-
keeping mace or protecting foreign “
interestsywlthiri her border. hutso by,
day sent word that he coul. not be? ,
seen nor would he‘hsve‘a ything‘to' v;
say. lie left word at the hotel oflce ”la. ‘
that he would not he back again until
late this afternoon. s: '
Senor do in Burrs. the Mexican sin.-
liupsador ut Wflfihlllxmll.:lii'dlle here“
this afternoon and will ioiir in conlé'fi'
once with Honor IJitlniitbtii‘ on the "
Mexican situation. , 3;,
20.0000 Mos Moving.
WASiileiTON. 'Mimihr SJHrTslo-x _
aroma are pouring into t e headqnnrv
tors of the Army. show i‘ that the
movement of troops. to- tile southern
frontier of the countryismrouosdinn‘
with the smoothness and qularity at;
clockwork. More than i hoists-hm?!”
already have been reclaim and' his '
ceisrity with which inroads" has
been carried out. it is said. lanai ‘
quarters. would give the tutors
that the movement was as every its
occurrence. Not a hitch-ha boss‘s!»
countered and practically the all“
force of 30.000 men is now enrouts to. ~
the lower part .9! 'ljssss sud Culture
“I“. s ‘ .4. \E‘
sav. os. lawmansisla to;
rosreuou'i‘ri. hhéf.- with;
in. Henry Jewell. Vindication?
pastorate oi Carr'almcoagagstloufi.
at church of lllr ng . 1
call to the Fifth valid: .,
church of New Yer . 'lis' ..
chesterdili‘y‘s' nlii‘sstlnghof tack-tit d
vsnss ca roe l are ‘ ..iip .
heard several eulogistio‘ Iwm.
seated by‘his early departure»
nervneidu din ID j. $.15;
* n mm 1‘. 7‘
the contort it: (can ‘ is‘tax
him the wsituwlshss ”of “so at.
friends and telling of the . *
dinner given him hit King also
Fridsyjaisht gal: m than; .
ii an: only a . . p '
so stay with the I03 ‘ .
his: and queen." ‘ *
Norwalk Chronicler