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NAVAL urticaria uusr WALK.
OMId JuIt land by Commander
cgrnwail and Haiti. Commander .
-E. Hill. Jr.
Local naval militiamén Iie very
mildh interested in an order which has
just been issued requiring oificcra lo
Indulge in the good. healthy exercise
or walking.
The order, which is signed by Cont-
mander Frank s. Cornwcll lilid Lieu
tenant Commanticr Eben lilll. Jr. is
as follows:
Headqt arters
Naval Mlllti , C. .N. G.
New Haven. Conn. March it, 1911.
General Orders. No. l.
1. To cultivate and inculcate thc
habit of frequent exercise by unicorn
of the Naval Militia. to maintain I
phyIlcnl condition conducive to the
highest service efficiency and to an-
able them to be alwats fitted for tho
maximum Beivite for which they ma)
be nailed upon. a quarterly exercise
shall be required or all officers at the
Naval Militia.
2. The exercise periods shall be re
quired once every three months and
Ihall by; for all otheers as follow:
(a) A walk of twenty- dive I25) lllllt‘l'
in two consecutive days. live (m (‘Oii
Iecutlve hours being allowed for out h
day, and the walk for each day (12‘
miles) not to be completed in loss:
than four (4) hours.
8 Before taking the first quarterly
exercise in each y.cnr each other will
be e ambled by u medical omtoi to do
term no whether the exercise may it:
taken without danger to tho nllictl
This examination shalt be restricted
to it determination of the oiiicvi".< lit
iness to take the prescribed exorcise
Immediately after the complt-tiou of
this exercise, or within three hours
thereafter. if practicable. tho. uuulc
medical omccr shall r-ecxumluo Hll
. A report of those examina-
lions will be made upon the prcut ribt d
term.
. 4.01806“ are allowed to lake the
lecond. third and fourth quarterly c):-
erc at their convonloncm but they
I‘ll be taken during the midtilo
men it of each quarter. when prutti
cable. and I report: made illt‘lvtii
throukh official channel; by tifh oilit t‘i
himséii‘. No physical examination is
mulred for the mend, ihlrti and
fourth (warmly ”MM
.in even which an omccr
II found b 9;; immllicer to in»
unfit to t or falls to
comm. {Or phynitni mp-
:fi. luv) _ :utlérx. before have
:- n. o“ .. t physique! 3‘
:billtyldfez'hn brim bio wwwtna
ure. bound Ii auch
oillcer fitted ”tog“ rpmmh tabular du
ii all r .1 flifihaiht‘r he
3in nation (mm
' . or whotii
w {(18th our
I c r
wfilfin 1%.!) do
promd an
I!
poraiy character in which there in ex-
pcctntlon of recovery within it teaaonti
hie time the officer may he (liltfillil‘d
period as the commnndlng
deems advisable, but will be required:
to take the necessarv steps to promote
the removal of his disability. in (one
of refusal or ileglttrt to submit to opot 1
aiion or undergo tron‘tmcnt illi pica
criiioti. tilt Ciltii‘. will be (‘lilllllilitietl on
its merits. i
7 in case of dlIabillty incurred in
line of duty coming within the provin-
ions of section No. 1494. ll S. iiM'iaed
Btaiiitc‘t tho ofliwr is manned from
lilklllg the physical exercise.
ii. if an oilicer taken the oxorciao
contrury to the advice of tho tnctiit-ni
examining hoard. lit‘ dot-a no at his
own link. and fiii‘tltcr fli‘liilli is not of;
fettcd thoiob)
9. The attention of oflicera in r: tlloti
to the benefits obtained by prnt-titlug
the Mucllcr atatcin of physical exer-
cise. which it in nuugcatod iht-y avail
themselves of as frequently and rcgu
iariy as practicable.
ill. The first loath tire to ho takt'n
not later than June lot. 1911. and a
report will ho. liltitit‘. by each oiiicer to
the exectttlm editor of the Naval Mill-
iin on or bcforc that date and on out»
aoquent quarters.
The oflicorn in South Norwnlk.
Bridgt-port unit New Huron will apply
(”or phyaieal examination to Surgeon
'i‘hocartin or Assistant Surgeon ’l‘owtr
attend. Officers in Hartford will apply
to Lioutonant C. llcnch for physical
oxulnluzitiou,
lit (li‘lli‘l' of
FRANK h‘. (‘URN\\’Ei.iI.
t‘onitnnnticr i‘. N. ti .’
Comma till i m:
ilfllt'ltlit
u. illl.i., JR..
Lieutcnnnt Commander. C. N. (L,
ltlxorutivo (miner.
A COLD, LAGRIPPE. THEN PNEU-
MONIA.
it in too often the fatal sequence
Foley's Honey und 'l‘nr expats the cold.
checks-the in urippo and prevents
pneumonia. it in a prompt and relinblo
cough medicine that contains no our:
cotton. It is no safe for your children
as yourself. The Bridge i’linrnmc)
and W. 'i‘. Wizntore S: (‘0 "
TROY BALL TEAM iN DANBURY
llANBliRY. March H.—-»Thn Trot
baseball team. in the New York State
league. will do In spring trIlnlnx in
this city. according to Information ro
netted here today. The member- at
tho team will report here on April ill.
An exhibition game with the Jersey
(Titty team in scheduled for April 13.
Music Hall
Boldly Hamil: PhonI 340
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Midway: I o'clock IbIrp
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'irom inking the exercise tinting suth -
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' Til THE iiiiliVlAlK8
(Continued front First Page.)
Wore acuit d in this the deciding game
between the teams bill the plating
was at humor and the air“ know the.
name and showed this by their worlt.
The liluo Ribbons tillfeatod the Bache-
lo is by the store of i lo it till pointn
of which wore made in the tint half;
by Minn Mililll' Shrlcn. the fall center
for the lllui Ribbons.
'i‘ho big tram» wna finip and tuclt
throughout, but u lliiit' brace up to
ward the cud or the second hnlI
conplod with Bridgeport u Inability to
find tho basket gate Norwuik a load
which they maintained for the last ten
minutea of the play. The intone“ talc
on In thin game was plainly shown and
easily understood b\ tho crowda Jump-
ing from their amt: to make sure of
not-lug all and tho thcctlug uliicli nc
cotnpunlctl I‘\'t‘i‘} pint on oilbur Iiikl.
The final utoru won 28 to 20
Xorwnllt I lirat point ans stored on
a foul. and this was quickly followed
by a field goal. Bridgeport «cored
from the field and following another
field goal by Norwalk. lieavey thrett
one from the foul lino unit I low not!»
ontia later allot mm from tho floor. 'l‘ho
inlt'rrul was intonao when this shot
was inntic. iyina lilo scorn It flyo. Bolh
tonnui continued tho that playing, lilll
Nora-nip was the firul to bruit and
lake ”to lend. homey allot it clot’or
uoul. but in» was to be iniutctilntolv
foilou‘cd by Smalllng. who dupltt-ntvd
tho il‘it'li. lluuon and llorum' nituln
mutic good shots, but it {out Min culled
unti llcnrcy onco more resort the ball.
The game armln resumed. 'l‘ho that
center for Bridgeport lnndc good a
throw unit only loft Norwnlit ahead bi
Ono mint. Mutt-y put the bull in the
not for two morn points Ind took the
lead by one Cniilli. litiwowr. did ilitv
lltlilli' thing. and when the boil rang tho
first Ri‘fltiilfll ovor Norwnlit led by one.
the swore being ”an
'i‘iu» ut-conti half prm‘otl as flint in all
reupcttu us the mat tltmrnolti. who
has signed with the stain leuxtw learn,
but who but. been unable to him for
two \i'.ooltlt nun uiixlouu to got into the
game and rciicvcd lmatoy Though he
has been out for the past four game:
which Bridgeport has played and in
not wally in form again. ho neverthe-
ioan did good work and while not (title
to tnlto the bull frotn the field. did
good rovorlnx and made iiin inicrfor
ont‘c offt'ctive.
ilornoy will the final than to Icoro
in the second half and hill allot
brought Inpiaqu from the hon". Ca-
hili und Cullen each mado I bullet
and the load was fairly volt taken.
(lunrnlorl added nnothor point to
from tho tutti line. Three more. by Do
«on one or which wnn trout tho foul
line. added Mo to Norwnlk’n tally Ind v
ltopt tho score moving. Another foul
and a field goal on all that Bridgeport
toultl not and salt a minute before the
bell Will! runs (lahlll Icored the butt for
.1ng
«wont em. but if balm
«hold.
Icorer. 'C
immoral! Order of Red Mon
tthVImd
Ivor tunn‘i
in for ebpecial mention it would hIitI
to be Min Siren. the center for tho
.Blth Ribbons. She made the two baa-
beta and won loud applause for the
The line- up: « .
80a BldII.
Bridgeport GlriI.‘
MARCH ”14. mt. ‘ . ‘
It Haney h. ”r" .11] .. Ha Finn ”Hing NY. lid
“is i W” . ' .. A oftho old-fashi’o e ‘ V-
W. mahonéy J8.11,11.01.“.mtr9‘1 McCauuiand gm ml 1- . . Smith ”was. Cough .
a. Nordon ................ M. sullen . VII-III Old-Fuhionod n ‘ Climb“ "and mortmr— ~,
' Center 1 _; a C lea were arelicf in some anec- 1
E. Miller ... ........... - . MC 5111",” _ * “m" . tions of the {ht-oat and lungs—.- 1
Left Guard. 1 . Titty Sirl‘Iii greIcr'lpi‘io’u mitt-“II“ but they the) id great harm.
Hit-2'3““ """""" it. 'afict’ifi‘ili "‘ WC; “l” W Mutual: p remedies am
"""" mmotwmt’ Mi! " “mug" “ containédfau‘ch active poisons“ ”‘
(Right from the hold—«Mollie Shir :. Ill M0 no. Codeine, mu” .1.
ran. . '
Refer 60' Much; “met. ”our“; Acid, chloroform. arid cannabis Indira—little wonder that they 1
a...
. J. Valentine.
Ito wardroa RED MIN.
._...—.-—
l
at“! althIrlng to BI Hold At Bridal-
., port. NIxt Monday.
The coming week will probably
witness the largeat gathering of tho
evor
hold in the history of the auto of Con.
noctlcut. The occaalon being a frater-
nal visit by Grant lncohenoo. (learn
'tourtoflovery relmvation where tribe»
‘~ arm. and that means ever state In
the union. and wherever the Slim and
Stripes ill. for this 0 shuizalion in
purely American. and
Bible will bring in Bridgeport uii tub
leo fauna they have captured and the
three ti rues of Redmennhip will be
lift-rib upon them at Eagles hIti.
MtltilIoa Ivonne. by the following ti
greo teams, who have been aelacted
the grout Inchum for tho excel]
groe for which thm huvo been select
to work: Adoption dent-at: Anna
wee Tribe No 34. of New Haven; w
rior'n degree. Cockatoo Tribn. N0 38.
of Norwalk. Conn; chiefs donor. "not
mouunett Tribe. No.1.oi'Now "men.
it to expected that the“ will
about three hundred undldIm
defines. at Bridgoport and In equITi
number at Hartford on the following
rivaling. when like examines wil
tIltI lane in the Fool Guard armory.
the MidItea living front the tribe.
in the eastern part of the Male ThI‘
meetings will be called to order I!
7: if: p. m In each inatanco. ant!
prealdcd over by Grant Sachem ll. ‘J.
Hopkins. of him iiasnn and his will
of great chiefs Tho degrees It Barb
fold will DI conferred by tum II toi-
lowI: Adoption. WaquhIII Min. No.
29 ot Collinavi tic; warriors. Mnttabéit-
Iott'Trlhe No. ll. of Now Britain. and
chiefs. by Compount‘o Tribe. No. 15. 0!
Bmtol.
The membera of the ante of New
linen Viil loam for lirid port 0
the 7: oil p. In. train and will he met
by ll committee at that place told no
carted to the hull and must be provid-
ed with tho uplioniai pans word on
may Mil not: ht admitted. Ind no out)
will be ltdmittod during the conferring
mt tho dem.1'he work will start
promptly at 7 ill :1. m with an inter-'
intuition of night minutes beiwcrn onrh‘
degree after union the only pddreu of
the evening uill be given by the tflroal
lncohcnoo. who is a Mod speaker and
MI tIlk will he one Ifont: to be remem-
bered by tltmto alto am fortunate
enough to he want.
tin buiquot will be bold It thither
place In it in the wish of the Great
lncohohoe that nothing: he done in huh
and hi. vial! Ion not to abow’him how
wall thI tribe: 6 t rjiworlt Ind mm
M run“ of the or 9 am In one mon-
th'a cantaaa for pale incett will be.
Add it lI hoped thIt the Red Man of
Connecticut will row to his IntIrI
“Motion that t ey can produce the
Honda.
ii. Gringo. of Texan. who to mailing I ‘
untied early in a
x 170mm: our patriotic forefathers.
(in tho rationing of March 20th Ill '
the tribes In the ucatem part of the .
manner in which they router the tie- ,
I. Reduction ringworm:
lull:
’ Wm to“: by the inientuo
com o comm ulna. AI thou Id-
in: autumn:
:
t active palm
in. Io thltt no
Indium
about: i til
i mom:
“813ml
thfinfihout of:
ion
of timid can lung Ifloetio‘ntl.
Wthronghiu porn: no prevent coughI and co
mm Ihle to dcaa'm the symptoms of Coughs and Colds and bind».
34““ .1 1
But they had- littloefioot on the cause of there afioctionacnd‘
they almost always upset the stomachwruined the appetite-
dried up the secretions—caused constipation-and many halve cra-
. , atod dangerous drug habits.
Ruining the danger in
action «the United Statéa
ciIiiIis of Europe for trifling, as well as the moat III on: Ill-
roat Ind lungs.
not Only amount}t
eI- the system-«emit
in I truly modern preparation and is
world as due “the that Igenta in “ft
ul‘ar cough remedies recent lawn in certain
rohibit the Iain oi cough rem-dict: containing
Thou time have compelled thimInutacturcm to change their formuo
most of the popular con h remedies will be lound without: '
their oldvtimo Each; which wII duo tot I «rigorous narcotic drug which
they formerly contained.
SIROMN comeflimn Switzerland to Arnerica to take the place of the
oldttuhiowd cough Ind cold remedies. It is Indomd by the mail
6011:th WI but removal; the «ust
4; _
142‘
a 4%égsrq‘m—94‘;
throat ’
on tile.
Decanting greco‘glzéd‘
this ‘Who on: tum
d: and other mm and
IllmantImm becoming Ierioua maturity. Inch IIPnIumoniI
ItalI tiIIititIt-II dominion
Freight lIlI Decision
NEW HAVEN. Mari; 14.~PIrtly In
I maul: oi the recent decIIiou at tho
Intenuto commerce ~— communion:
outlast Incl-cue or freilht rates. the
New Yorit. New llama I Hartford
Railroad company will order extcnnlve
reduction very Iooo upon in Intern.“
Th0 reductionI will apply to the mat
ter of Inppliea. which will in curtailed.
and to the unit or maintenance and
abandon. New wort- IlroIdy in pro-
m and whim contract: are ItrIIdy
out II not likely to be much wanted
it. is understood that the than in-
potrInt reduction will be made in the
}
opIrItinc din thouho I w o
it “Wkltfléom; Inunther {tomato
towutorI. That-Id roduct on pm
daily will no: go into force until '
about the 1'18an month Ind win
“rm Isoot the that quarter or the a;
thee e
um” «Wit tr “pointed tint
“coon
Mt lb hlI‘lnt Initial (Ivor: Prat
dent Idiom around thI iniIt tlut
in tile qunacoot
“er 33.3le
Nth
Midwife“ IliowId on
when have not mu” allowed the pren-
Iai. reduction roll no. .7
anltoII municipal: Adamu'r'
PRINOIPAE who ALrInIu
. ' PAPIR. *
“mum
t“
No‘i‘VMlk
All numb the auto VIII VIry good;
Ind deIplte the fact that the team!
Wore strong. thIre ma. vary litilI
mugh‘ work. Not-walk ’yion. but they
worked for the unto "cry minute,
Ind any chances to mate I point won
not thrown uwuy. The line-up:
Irtugoport.
have) and (luIlnlorl ....... .. Damn
. Right Forum! , .
O’Maliey ................. Dorm
:' lien it‘oraIrd
Smelling .......... Ihlil and Cullen
ovum. '
intuit-ohm“ .. .... Seymotir
“" ”it'll
hot-illicit ....... u on bad Cuhili
Right 0 uard.
t (Milli! from the fieldeIIo ii; D0!"
but:— would. ii'llil:
dammit. than
‘ son. 2.
Mont-com
Prom free i
Rotor». much; timer.
Icon-er. VIiInilnI.
“tilt; no the m i it.
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rail bu .. ‘
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Hit l‘lttl‘l.
% 21in '
manhunt-amulet,“
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to Ichool, ill! atrium of
IduoItlon. A “8. with marked tad”
. Wm “dither. Icht'lb
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POOR DE‘TOR’S OATH
t t TIltIn By Ridg‘IllIld mo in .iIll It.
. of the clue handl in tile ideal the-:-
DInbury in com Court.
The poor debtor'il‘oath was taken to‘
day by Eli Sturd’evaht I Ridgeheld
man. Who has been confined in tho
Dunbar) Jail seem! weeks because he
was unable to furnish security in a‘
civil suit for damagea brought against
him by Misti Clara Buttes also of
Ridsoileld. The nomination was con
ducted by William A. Leonard tactical
of the peace. Mr. attlrdevant was rep-
resented by Attorney William H Cn-
bla and MIII BIteI by Attorney How- .
ard W 'l‘aflor
. Run in I laborer Ind was formen
l7 employod upon the farm 0! Han-
tort! BItea. father of the plIintll'f in the
action that resulted In the humane
tion of Slur-donut. The suit in for'
33. 000 Images and the attention it
till! Sturdetant annulled Min Baton.
Sturdennt in Ialtl to be without
means.
Pullman Sleepers
The weii- khoWn
Whitney Make
ALI. TH! UP TODAY! CAflfliAGll
OPOTHE IPNNG SEASON
Prion 85.90 to 825
I. it. wrought; manhunt
: F A. MITCHELL
HouII runntIuII
down“ WALL mo man In.
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EMITPORD Much 1! -—Tho strike
STAGE HANDO' IrTRIKE MAY
CPR SAD;
tiers will Ipmd to the musicians this
week ditch the trouble on be Idinat—
ed by Imitation. A call ha boon ins
sued through the local Gentrai Labor
Union to the musician In three of the
thoItroI including the Poll vaudeville
notice: Ind PIrIon’ I Theatre. to strike
In sympathy with the Inca hnnu- I!
the strike is not settled by Thursday
the musicians any they will count!
with the union order.
.3 ...,
has;
For Stile
Building LotI, Slum. FIrm Ind
City PropIny
LoInI Nmtlatod
Drain IHIW WIMP Twat:
'nwv.
l. M. Layton 8i Co.
South Nonnlic Mil. .
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am vow to £60110 nonwALit
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