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‘ Batches
to Despatcli from
Says Battle Ilas
Place on the , Iain
BOO. March It)..-—-9 p. m.-~A
despatch received here from
states that a battle has taken
the Yalu in which the Rus-
him to have captured 1.800 pris-
* . Slav Races Are Gillet.
ST. PETERBBURG. March 19.——
,. tiKapnist. the Russian ambassa-
to Austria “Hungaly. who is- now
do an interv‘lssr- on the Macedonia
Mays be Is cOnvinced the Blav
states will not move Russia
the Far East.
_ stratlon For Sailors.
‘ March 19.—A great recep
triotlc demonstration is be-
., ”vied for the sailors of the war-
s: and Korlets sunk a tChe-
"the Japanese. who are expect-
fishertly
'P visions Gettin Dearsr.
CG A Eastern Slber a March 19.——
{WIND ITaro getting dearer here.
our god s fifty cents a pound.
Troo In Lise-Yang.
LIA -YAN Manchuria, March 18.—
continue to arrive here In' :-n
musing numbers. The health of the
soldiers is good
‘Dllolplins of Russian Soldiers.
”ST PETERSBURG March 19. —The
rmy organ publishes an order of the
ay Issued by Viceroy Alexielf threat
tuning the most severe penalties against
soldiers injuring private property or of
core permitting the same. The or
or says: ‘Such offences not only
bestir Russian honor but are subver-
. alive to discipline Every otiicer per-
' ' tting excesses will thus be guilty of
. flavous offence against the emperor
the country."
{A main ling has been ordered by
the emperor for Viceroy Alexicn—
white: with a..blue St. Andrews Cross
11' in the center a black. double Rus-
tin eagle. It will be saluted by nine
«The dnnghter oi Admiral Taupe.
Evlho commanded the wooden Retvizan
‘ .tprsdecessor of the battleship) has
written to Admiral Makaroif saying
that nearly titty veers ago, while the
“old Ret‘vlsan was moored in the Neva.
her lather noticed an object floating
ards him and found It to be an im-
up of the Soviour which had remain-
Ill the family since the dismantling
the old ship. The daughter of Ad
”In! Taube now sends the image to
annual Makaroff, convinted that it
will lies!) the battleship from harm in
he future.
St. Petersburg, March 19.—The em-
rs naval experts who have been
madman carefully the puzzle as to
when Vice-Admiral Togo's fleet Is
It; and provisioning between its
fulce of! Port Arthur arc becom-
more and more convinced that it
In using as a base some quiet spot on
a Chinese coast After each disap~
reuse not. a word is board from the
‘ ’s whéreabouts until it reappears.
‘ Isolation of time of distance shows
music impossible for the fleet to
. Nagasaki or Hiroshima. take
‘ board coal and ammunition and
It is also certain the Jap—
rshlps could not take on coal.
heavy projectiles at sea in
ts 'of the prevailing rough wea-
,, lie" idea that they are using
or]!
of elimination
‘prca 19.-ammo
III, Of ““5 city
m THIGH” WI“?
“o‘UnltflSlItule l
, , I...”
are
SOLE AGENTS '
for
$5.00 and $5. 50.
Fussn' or some other place
green coasts for this purpose
As it Is believed that if
the case the numerous se-
’Wndents and agents of the
Wt In Korea would
we ’reported the fact. 80
the Rue-
compelled to arrive at the
. rthst the vessels of the Jap-
must be retailing their
In some inlet on the Chinese
‘ ' on the Cult of Lino-Tun;
E'l‘tlnl peninsula. so far from
hlblted centers that the
s are unable to get wind
TT— N. Wuhan Filo!
LAS SHOES
sourn uoawaax CONN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Herbert Johnson, of Norwalk, has
returned from a few days“ visit in New
Haven. .
No old stock at Cutbiil's Bridge Mar-
ket. Fresh arrival oftshad and smelt
at 2 p. to. today. See ad.
A. Dickerman‘s a Sons are now pre~
pared to show a large line of carpets
in all‘the popular grades. See ad.
White goods for ladies waists in all
the new mercerIsed stalls in oxfords.
hrocsdes and dsmasks at E. K. Banks.
See ad
Lamps will be the extra special offer
at Sturtevants for this week Reid the
ad. note th'e quality and prices and
buy early.
A break has occured in the City of
Norwalk's water main. in School street.
The water department is having re-
pairs made.
A large attendance of the Lamont
Club members is desired tomorrow as
the tlub will have its photograph tak-
en at that time ,
New costumes. line and inexpensive
alike. are‘found at Howland's. The
new bate they are showing are bar-
gains too. See ad.
Mr and Mrs. Pedro Laurauri sail to
day for Cuba. where they will visit Mr
haunurl' a brother. who- is at Cardenas
in the sugar business.
It Is reported from the hospital this
afternoon that all of the patients are
doing nicely. No new ones have been
admitted since yesterday.
Ten pairs of bedroom slippers have
been presented to the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. by Trinity church, through Mrs.
Leslie Smith of Elmwood avenue.
Fair week opens Monday at Read' a.
you should visit the store at the very
first opportunity. Reed In the ad the
many special attractions offered you
for this week.
A meeting of the entertainment com-
mittee of Uncas Tribe was held last
evening, at which plans were made for
a minstrel show to ho. given by MK
tribe some time in April.
To separate the patient from the dis-
ease and to consolidate the condition
of health the proper thing is to give
Dr. Dick's Medicine In all cases of mal-
aria, rheumatism. and grip.
.For hard work and endurance Iced
your horse fat oats. Raymond Bros.
.Iats are selected westerns and will
nako your horse feel like a bolt anti
pull like a locomotive.
The Norwalk Steamboat Company
Iives notice today that all persons are
company without written order by an
authorized agent of the company.
W. A. Wheeler and wife. of South
Norwalk. Conn. will spend a few
ably located at the New Travelers' Ho-
tel—Jacksonville, Fla. Metropolis.
M. R. Bennett has another proposi-
tion for an industry to come to Nor-
walk, which he considers Is progress-
Ing nicely and the outlook for Nor-
walk getting It seems quite bright. Mr.
Bennett is not quite yet prepared to
give out all of the details of the props
sltion, but will make them known when
the deal reaches a more advanced
stage.
Cockenoe Haymskers. I. 0. R. M.. of
Norwalk, are arranging for a big time
for next Tuesday evening. when a
large class of candidates will be init.
Iated In to the mysteries of haimaking.
An entertainment program will also be
a feature. The tribe met last evening
and conferred the warriors degree, af-
ter which the Hsymakers held a ses—
sion and completed the arrangement
for next Tuesday night.
1 fl
1 .___. v..- .‘Wm--——— _
VV
Sour‘
Stomach
No app-ills. less of stench.
m headache. constipation.
a,” breath. general dobllity. sour sir
lugs. and counts ”of the stomach are
fine to indigestion. Ml cures
Thiscovdlscnviym
seats the mural Juices ci dim
as they inlet in a healthy m,
csmblcsdwiththsmssewntsclci
and roconstmctlvo W Kodcl
munmmsaiym lo-
Wenddyspepdabutthllfuaous
”mm! IN
Sensuous-sumac
forbid trusting any employee of the ‘
weeks in the city. They are comfort. '
‘ m ‘ , ‘ I
once of The Norwsllt Steamboat Com-
pany.
South Norwalk. Conn. March 19. 1904
All persons are hereby forbid trust-
ing any employee at this company 0"
our account without a written order by
an authorized a cut of the company.
All orders shoul be returned with the
bill, which must be rendered mouthw-
THOMAS i. RAYMOND.
Treasurer.
mill iw.
Tits
Elli Nillllllll BANK
SOUTH ‘NORWALK. CONN.
WITH
Capitol. $100,000.00
Surplus. “00.00000
Not Profits. 550.300 00
Solicits accounts of Individuals. man
ufscturors, merchants and corporations
open favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vieo'Pru‘
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
loslsh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
chrlltlan Swlrtz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
ll us unless its
meat which wi
cent. OS All Invest;
double no. with-
in the year It is worth N be to invest.
taste this. Address I M Radhln 253
Broadway. New York.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL msuamcss asst. ssTATs
moaToaoss. NOTARY. STEAM
BOAT TICKETS, . e
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Toi. Coll, 32-3.
Sale of Real Estate.
that the
Notice is hereby given
Norwalk deceased is for sale. Bald
real estate consists of about one acre‘
of land with house, anti barn thereon‘
standing. situated on West Norwalk
avenue. o
For particulars and terms apply to
CHARLES E. MATIIER.
mar 12. 19 Administrator.
A Prominent Philadelphia Trust Co.
Guarantees 7; pc
on an Investment Which Will Double
In Value Within the Year
INVESTIG aTe‘ I HIS I
For Plrtlculars J. M. RANKIN.
..Addrcss 253 Broadway. New York.
Th'l'r‘
TR'STRAMlH YATT
Carper Department ‘ :
iN CONSIDERING THE QUESTION OF SPRING HOUSECLEANING NEW CARPETS USUALLY RISE BE-
htliuesteatl of Eliza T. KMPEJMG (III FORE THE MIND'S EYE OF THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER.
PORTANCE JUST NOW TO US. AS WELL AS TO YOU.
THIS FACT NATURALLY HAS A SPECIAL IM-
lN CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR CARPET
DEPARTMENT THIS SPRING, THE INTENDING PURCHASER WILL FIND IT TO IE TIME WELL lNVESTED. ,
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, TO STUDY OUALITIIB AND PRICES ASKED FOR THE DIFFERENT ‘
GRADES THAT WE CARRY, SO THAT WHEN THE ACTUAL BUYING TAKES PLACE YOU MAY KNOW FOR
A CERTAINTY THAT YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST GOODS MANUFACTURED.
MAKES OF THESE GOODS WHICH SHOW PRACTICALLY THE SAME COLORINGS BUT ARE INFERIOR IN
MANY WAYS. SUCH AS MATERIALS USED, WEAVING. PATTERNS, AND THE FINISHING OF EDGES, THAT
YOU ARE NOT SURE OF GETTING THE BEST MAKES UNLESS BOUGHT OF RELIABLE DEALERS. WE ARE
ABLE AND WILLING TO FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE THE BEST CARPETS OBTAINABLE.
INGRAINS, TAPESTRY, SODY BRUSSELS. VELVETS, WILTONS.
MOGUETTE AND WILTON RUGS, ALL SIZES. . I
lNGRAlN, BODY BRUSSELS AND WILTON ART SQUARES.
OIL CLOTHS. LINOLEUMS AND SHADES. T "
SWISS AND LACE CURTAINS.
THERE ARE so MANY I,
i 1
Capltll, $1,600,000. Surplus, “85.000.
» , The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 6 per
cent. It: 25 per cent.
greater than If in
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if Invested at 3%
per cent: and 66 23 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 so MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John S. Lawrence
'Phone. 182.
Jenkins Bres.VaIves
and
GARLOCK‘ PACKING
Carried In stock.
GOLD AND sILvsn' PLATINe.‘
New England Elecil It: Meters.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to stationery and Mo-
rlnc Engines and General Mach.
the Work Solicitsd.
THE 6. N. MCKIBBIN
.M'F'G C0.
56 WAT ER 87.. SO. NORWALK.
Dividend
Pa) ihg Mining, Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits. nook-
leis on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nts
Members New York Consold latetI
Stock Exchang. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, ew York.
EIBALDWIN HAMMIT’I‘, Manager.
Western New no load Drench: lie-dqunr
Son . Suite 33 35c- alto Bldg” Hartford. Conti-
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk. SouthNorwalk. Ct.
Wall Paper Sale.
so PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods
we are giving so per cent. dis-
count on last year’ s Gold Papers.
50c Paper. 40c.
40c. Paper. 32c.
30c. Paper. 24c.
25c. Paper, soc.
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
' ture Frames. -
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies, Articts’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
- White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures; soc. ~
Cloth Windovo Shades, with
The first insurance money to be
paid on tho Stamford Town Hall was
turned over to Selectman Imncv. Sat-
urday morning. by Frank H. Hoyt. It
was a draft for $5 000 from the Liver
pool and London and Globe Company.-
for the full amount of the. policy.
There remains 862 600 to be paid The
companies hate sixty days in which
to settle. Mr. Hoyt paid the insur-
ance on the post omcc fixtures the day
after the flre.-So. Norwalk Sentinel.
March 7th. 1904. .
Mr. Hoyt represents the. Liverpool
& London & Globe Ins. Co. in Stam-
ford. This company is represented by
TA YLOR AND GOLDEN
IN
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ask for R. tire Insurance policy In
the Liverpool. London 8: Globe ins. Co.,
the largest and strongest insurance
company in the world.
Harwell: to Have Both Sop-
aratlon and. ({onsalldatlon.
After hearing all the evidence. por-
mining to the matter, and knowing the
law which govt‘ms, there is no court‘in
creation but what would decide that
the proper thing is to separate the pa.
iient from the discrete and to consoli—
date the conditions‘nt health by giv-
ing Dr. Dick's Medicine in all bases of
malaria. rhrumatirzm and grippc.
What ls yourgtabby I
Our hobby I: Coal.
ll Interests us because
We sell It. And you. since
You must buy It.
We do not seek your trade
For a few days only. but
For years to name. And so
We cannot afford
To sell you cool
That Is lnforlor.
Nor will we.
New. what's yours I
Buy» Goal that is All
0 0M
ous COAL .LEAVES NOTHING
our asses. coarser AND sans»
FACTION ssumo IT.
GIVE US A TRIAL? ORDER.
3. pitiful I iii
Tw'o vanes.
Sssvlsw Ave” Soot None-lit.
Concord It. * South Norwsllt.
Tel. taller-walk DISSANcrwsII' “it.
3 qt. Glass Jug at
Heavy Tumblers‘at '
Fancy Glass Fruit Dishés at
Cheese Dishes st
Kitchen Department
SeISyrup Cups at 9c Washing Powder st 2e
20¢ per doz. ICovcred Butter Dishes st 90 White Cups and Soucehs at St:
10c Securing Soap at 2c cake Uncovered Vegetable Dishes at 7e
10c 1 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25¢ Medium Sized Platters at 60v
1
THE CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
now sells on 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the tool of a 20 Payment
In other companies so investigate be-
fore lnsuring elsewhere.
FRED ll. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERGUSONASchlaI Agent.i
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
so. Norwalk.
mores rr 0 WNERS g
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Insurance 00., of
New York. wlII Insure y°ur rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS $6,563,428
JIICOB‘M. LAYTON.
5 R. R. Avd..‘$o‘ufh Norwalk.
Glover’ s the Place
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3o50
spurns STYLES.
Shoes and
OXfords ;
l ' V- -
i now READY.
TEL. 15”.
I
Wear Show That Fit.
In most time to lock up the matter Of
PAINTING
We are headquarters for Dovvo’s
Msrtinss paints. path of which are ful-
ly warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
ITS
CALL
DEMONSTRATED
FEA-
um humus
Tunes.
SPECIAL ' i‘
: 0hr
TRISIRAM & HYATT,NorwaIk,Oonn. i
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
'L "_.""'-._'=._"
n cos
' ' er wasumsro or :9 NORW
Sprmg
Sf 1e Show
load and the point. and Lonqmsn S ,
‘ "I Town. .
You can select sour Suit now and;
Dan for it later. - . "1‘:
We are showings“ the popular slules.
ETONS. BLOUSE ETONS. NOR-
FOLKS MILITARY EFFECTS.
CHEVIOTS. SERGE, VENEIIAN,
KERSEY CLOTHS AND FANCY
MIXTURES.
Norwalk Chronicler