telephone
ll'cllstreet. Norwclk: talcum
canons-hauls innllcucnie
. to .
. . III mu “m
Socr- Ito-wagon".
_ lining Sentinel hes s (31le
fill the town of Norwslk end its
mutter censldcrsbly. then the
hilt! circulation of the other two
'Munm Our pressrooni lssl-
. m to sdvertlsers.
.- '0'!“ Build Walther Forecast.
m lllr. wet-mu wen'lher snd light to
”W! to mtbensterly winds will pre-
fill. wounded by some cloudiness nnd possibly
llgbtrnlncn the southern seshonrd or this
m Onfictnrdsy. Mr. slightly wsrmrr
m will prcvsil, with light southerly
“It Ind on Sundsy. fair weather, with
‘Wmmrc chsngcs. followed by rsin.
"Thermometer Record.
at lowest point oi the thermometer for the
When” ending at noon todsy was
8’ shove sore: highest. 67 ° shove zero.
Mm Lineup for 'l'o-I-orrow.
on mum. Low'l'ld
nuluwlu‘m m. °
, 'l'otpcdo Bout In Future Wars.
- . AdmiralColomb of the'British navy
inclines to think, ufter all, that the
modern cruiser, costing millions of dol-
llrl and nor plated 14 to 16 inches
thick. may he helpless and useless in a
chat time because of the development
(I that wicked little craft, the torpe~
dobect. He gives the reasons for this
opinim in The North American Re-
view.
The admiral recalls the history of the
tapedo host, how it originated in
Annalee during the civil war, how it
was ml to be at first merely an uux-
iliury pert of naval warfare, to be used
when other means foiled. Then it as-
sumed greeter importance. Europe took
up torpedo boat building, France in par-
ticulnr. The first torpedo boats were u
hilure because they were tou' small and
,, ‘ were not see going and could not dis-
9 ’ chugcthe tomdo under full head of
gym/Wm torpedo boots
. . "vac carried on board cruisers, they
were more trouble than they were worth.
80 a new pattern was devised.
Profiting by the experienceof France,
England has now ordered 42 new
“30in; torpedo vessels, to be called
“torpedo destroyers" technically. They
are built to run out against an
memy's post or against a hostile
fleet and destroy tonmrlo boats. The
terrible anovk, of which so much
has been written, is the first of the new
type. These bouts nro 181) feet long,
hold a crew of 42 men and have 0. dis-
placement of 220 tons. What is meant
by the displacement of a war vessel is
the space occupied by her guns, gun
equipments and machinery. Thonew
British torpedo bmts cost each $175,-
000. They are built to ninko the ex-
truordinsry speed of 27 knots an hour.
M vessel will be armed with five tor-
pedo tubes, with at the most one 12
pound gun and five six pounders. The
America: navy. with all its new vessels
all! all the money we have been spend-
ing lately, has nothing at all that can
copcwith‘these English torpedo boats.
”at is the plain fact.
‘ Adminl Colomb believes that the son
fight of the future menus torpedo wnr-
llc. Agniust such bouts as the Havock
and type the modern huge battleo
ll be so helpless as it whole on
dry The torpedo shell can be tired
d acct ly under water at a distance
. dctlcm800yn'rds away. The huge
mt day battleship has “no under
Muscat 390 feet by 27 feet." In
the future. according to Admiral Co-
lomb. the costly battle fleet will be
nothing and must be thrown nwny. The
W torpedo flotilla is the coming
wlr fleet.
45", “’. _
at
If the invention which n Texas man
“MMWhut he claims for it, it
vincddumuch again to the eillcien-
tvclkicemotiveenglnes. At muscutlhe
locomotive isdriveu by the forward
Walthepiston rod. Then thcrod
.ilicc buck sgsin, and all the power of
, 'thichcck stroke is lost. Tomckethe
"Mcofthshcckmokc do itsworltin
mummivcistheldecoithe
memmdhulssureeuaughoithe
Methionine to securepctentson
sit. Reconnect!» whotistmhnicully cull~
.Ilihcll mnk leverwlth thcdriving
Mend showith the forward’driving
WI. Orion-mu! the lever isjolncd
[7 Mind. thccthcr lathe wheel.
" w stroke of the piston
~ ends the em eonnectedwith the
~ Mumthcbschstmhm
port in driving thewheel cuwu-d.
Moldin- lorhis invention
smmummu
TMWM
ed soc wss seven
10“"!!th
as some n so“!
. I! l cm km car
use to out!!! from.
He coughed Mew
. minced .9» I,
». blood. ltrlcdevuy-
‘ thing I could tlhk
. cumin W
ly grew worse, and
- 1 toured the poor
little leilow would surely the. At lost, I
gave him Ayer's Cherry Pectmsl, being
recommended to do soby the physician. 3 .
This medicine gave the child speedy ve-O
Iiel 'nnd enacted n permanent cure. ”—
Mrs. M. E. Dun, LibertyJesss.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Received lllghcct m
, AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
oi demcrsliz lliou," sold s prominent
wholesale merchant todsy. He then
have some details of the vsrluus were
that are in progress all over the country.
The cheap price of cool today is due ' pri-
msrily to the {set that there is s wsr baa
tween the Reading reed sud theDelv
wsre and Lsckswsnns Railroad compscy
over the per cent. of lounge which the
former rend shell csrry. The pct cent.
which each rosd shell curry ls dcurmlu.
ed by the combine in order that the cull
put shell not be so greet so to flood the
market. The Ending road has hen
carrying shout twenty per cent, sud this
your have demanded twenty-one percent.
The Delswnre sud Lschswsuuccorlpsny
declsree tbst the Reading rend shc'u't
hsve it, and consequently the combine is
s little out oi joint sud prices have taken
c tumble.
Cool hes not been” low mm.
but the price smoug Mull desk» in the
dillereut towns vanes. In New Haven s
shsrp competiticl w- ps'cclpltltcd m
the merchants the lost day or two,“
there is sourcely n cod dealer's ofllcc in
town thst hssuot c big dgcdisplcycd
in the window, "Cool .4 s ton.” And
one firm hes gone I nickel lower, cud
made it .3 96. There are two cities to
this competition.
One set of dealers in town clelm that
they hsve put in s .4 u too cool to nest
competition on the some plan that when
one dry goods merchant lolroducsc s
line of goods in his store that tbcother
merchants have not got they on very
apt to iudroduce the sum line then
selves so as not to be backward in but
nees. These dealers however, confine
lreely thst the 84 n ton coal is not
cannot aflord to sell the but
cool for 3i s ton, and their price on the
best qualny is $4 50 s ton. One merchsut
said to-dsy that yesterday he hsdrold
the best cool st $4 50. The other set of
dealers. however, declare that their 84 is
the best cool in the market, and they
dely snyone to show to the century.
There is a. very bitter wsr cmoug the
dealers in Benton, cud also troubles in
Springfield and Wslcrhury. At Bridge»
part. however, all the denier! seem to be
at pence with each other, for the retell
price there is .5 25, sud ln Ilddletowu it
is 85
On account at the fierce competition, it
is said thst msuulsctunrs cad othm
who usually haul their own cool to an
expense find thct they an order it iro-
lhe compsny with the pvuvlco tbctlt In
delivered sud make moucy.——llsw Rove!
WWI; _. mm" . - W.--“ M”.
listed by - Ices-lg.
Charles Jennings, 0! Poplar Pillar,
wss brought to Nelwsli, lute lest night
with his loos badly dieflguml, loving
been kicked by u vlaous mwstscg ct
Westport. Accompculod by Berry
nge,t the injured men sought other:
Morehouse, who tech Jennings to the
office olDr. Welter Hitchcock, he hov
lugreluscdtcgctc the hospital. The
doctor found thst, while the new bed c
hsdly swollen end mm right eye,
thelnjurytohlslses wee solo! c ser-
ious usture. Bis lscs wsc patched-p
sudhcwscthentukcl can at by It
lrleud.
-A cord.
60. Nonnulcyz, ”l
leshtossyl ell inc-hot cl tic
Ilulnol Remains. (low-dine been
s
014.22» trauma-up am.
untheuem ct PM I. D. Em
would.
W0 lllll llll Ellllllll I‘ll
you an n: er
whom wssevldently smell st the end;
dscsdvectolsuchsclsmsu In South
llcrwclh’s po'pulclion. the other of when
but probably seen thethectrlcslsdvcrtlee;
meutsscdblllbcsrdc. wmhesrd in the
[allowing dialogue: "Sun, cow, sod
what’s this comcto tcwc?’ ”filth, and
don't ye be either knowln’ there's s show
company to be here with tiny people in
. genes
with c l. Swen leeseccl the News k
“n! 00‘]: IS w CHEAP. Fill Gloom, I the BIO of IM tucker)
the occcsioc of Alphs's suclvensry,
'3' Between the lending and the ”also June 17. Th. chi proposes to “which
sure and luluwuns Iowan. m ”m. in . m. “MOT” mi
"The cool trade seems to be in 3 state than usual this yen, holding its ten mile
med m in the morning over the Rest
avenue course, sud s series of truck
route on Fslr Grounds during the ulter-
noon, in which, it is expected, Insuy lest
wheelmec will psrtlcipste. About forty
velusble presents hove slresdy been plag—
ed lortlieuento by the business men of
Norwslkw.”
Smithmplcwmcbcut 10910 o'clock lest
night, (or robbings clothes line on Perk
svenuc. He will be tried st 3 o'clock
Smithle so old ofleuder. boring been
arrested Inst winter for ctesllcg chickens
bucpsccdbblcocrcsmpulon sod
msudsvorsolscdssudicecresm.
hlsotockolwsshfshrlcs. Relies token
epecislcsulcsclectmgtbnc good-.md
chin wsistc, cud lc1slsc showing ”(ions
of E. S. Jsfluy & Co, sud secured
nmcol thcaccnt of thectoekmllgthis
mic production, which they will
their be“ cool because they place on sole Saturdsy morning st 0
five tons of theuconlsnd illty louse! IMWJflW I” '1'" 1008" “I”
WORTH
50c.
HALE’S.
me s clothe. use.
Special Ollecr Rout "rested Jsmes
this slmnooc. bolero Justice Rate.
from S. B. Wilson's hcnuery. The police
bellcvctbstscmcol tbcreceut depredsr
tlon soon; the (owls on the outskirts of
Norwslk can be trsccll to him.
bloom “venue".
Worm wccthcl’s‘ cousoce is herslded
with thoughts of cooling humu- sud
rehab-lent. lend, the coclectlocer,
Flue couloctlcuery sud bckcry ore of
weysccsslesthothol blutore.
Edward Street invites you to exsmlce
thcctylnscdprlccssrssbout right. He
hssjustcpcncdsspleudldllcc o! lsdies'
ltd hosiery lu greet vcriety.
The Novwclk Boston store's buyers
wneon bscdct the greet suction ssle
o’clock, st suction Vices.
Earle k Wilson’s collars and coils still
maintain their popularity sarong, young
men who dress well. They rel-in their
mscy lithe! sly lee. Commek Brothers
curry c lull line n! all the new styles.
The honest dealing and high quslity of
boy. gulp. iced, «42.. sold by Ilsnuel
1'. Batch hove won him not only msny
(mode. but con-toot mtomrrs so well.
full welghtgoud goods. courteous trest-
ment characterize ell his «slings.
The llcw York stores quote in their
new cdvertisemcct todcy 3 list of gro-
ceries thstccu be obtained st shout one-
hsll the "gill! prices, the only proviso
being Ihct purchseers will here to buy
the entire allot.
81’0le 07 Till! 81'er
MWt etch spiriumlist ss-
ecclctlocwlllholdltsclcthsuuucl coc-
vestaoulc Ballard on some” sud
My.
WEflczl‘tt-nd “word Glu-
lowwcrceschllned .50 sud costs st
Dsnbcrytotucnrlcgctecmouclorgcd
order.
Willa-lugwcsflnedflscdccsts
«new {or rut-dug to which
caustic-chum
Aroma-disc he s but which is
ripetoaect. Bobsswornlteiesdyior
Katya-layouts.
MM [nude- young men have
plowed togcto Conch on c bicycle
RclchOIkMgtvIsdw
fidumflflmm
mvfldwflmbdm
“mum...“
EASTER iii-r RACTYIO N s
Silk Waisls, at $2.99.,
Kid Gloves, at 7 5 etc. and $1.
Lace Collars and "Ghifi‘on Collars. ., '
Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 3 cts., 5 01:3. and 9 01:3. per yd.
Au Easter Souvenir to every customer on Saturday.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WfllfiflTS lillillllfli BEPllSITllllY,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalu.
THE BEST lllKE WAGONS OF ALL KINDS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
ROCHESTER AND Dlllll
BIBTBLES
. . IEBIUI MID HIGH BRIDE.
i if H'BUYAWHEELfromare-
’~
-
s
. -
f L
1‘ ~.
A 1
f g“ « sponsible party who has
“ VQ‘» . been doing business here for
v“. k“ .. -
‘1...» ‘ > 1‘ ~ nine years. Every wheel war-
. .. V a, t": ’.*“'_W;‘""m&,
.._ . w" ““1. ' .W‘W ' ‘ muted'
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist. George Washburn.
LUTHER M “WRIGHT, ,
J
to use PA RSONS‘ HOUSEHOLD AMKORIA. Will notcbnpor coughed the skin, like ordinary smmonis. It is the best cud
chespest to buy. V
LAN])I{ETH’S GAR DER SEEDS.
Secure your i}: mien and Flower Seeds us we have them Ill large «localities which are the best that can be procured.
Ccuued Lime, Sepollo, Show, etc. First—class Timon» min to order for us direct from the msnufscturer.
Deviled Hum, Bonned Turkey and Chicken. Lunch Ham sud Tongue.
Gilt Eige Creamery Butter, fresh “damsel: week.” 0: lb. Element goods.
Luge sesortmenl of Fancy Sugar Wafers: Bridal \ eilsml Imperial Chips.
Buy the [ending Ilene end Becca en the W "The Faerie” Breed, leech every Wednesday.
We hove calls lot the Amine Flow: from for and nest. Try it.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
lElllllll lllllllll, 33 WASHINGWN STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
loner WALL FOR $1.50.
The [allowing Itc- ol Groceries which we quote in this sdvertlsement sre
mute-rug.” priccssud one he obtsined stour stores on
School Taxes. SATU RDAY, M AY 4.
HERE ARE Till GOODS AND PRICES.
us at the Bench» Dow-(t um 30
med out use ,MMWW. l .
limm'diiihcghmhmw my .3;- r, ”m ,, ......... ,0,
We‘ll. whoflfl‘hhom. "'3...“ a... TwakcsWscrOnu Soup. ,3:
hind-rot .mmm manna-When. '60
”M “WWW” w Oupnlnmfllcckcrfllud‘les. .
llrotduof .Msuwhlolbuuw [to II." “mm '35
rend vs the souls- sc 0"” m '0‘
at Ocean Macro. m
Who-cycled ”Pal-per Scope, .0:
e
l
WW mamma- .oe
Whoewflhmmm M mum _ - - .1.“
my. chose the entire order. '
h“ «.5337. M will «“3qu we will grind it while you well.
tllll’lll. WAVE Ill WV“! Wm Elgin creamy Butler 230 lb.
h‘lh'llmrlfiil TIIE HEW Tflllll STllllES,
rumo- s cmmflflm' 88 Ilslnfltrect.
W!” dek'
mmuuummuzn __ __ _ ______
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E. T. BATES,
i
Norwalk Chronicler