. 319- Via-4.-
amfmd p.m.
. “8-,.
"cutaneous
titles at the Hotel cum
rotted fulfilled tat we
.there- for them
V: till Wrist to- two
have beds were active work
good of theeommunlty.aloag
liaeawith the other members
" Not alone are the mean
lament Club sorry toast.
leave the town,
, . theme ddmu their
if thfsre
i. hII
11111.10” VIII.
There are
flame why this is so.
‘ among these and perhaps
In the minds of the young
sat with them last evening
nudit'ed is the tie of cltiecnahip
. faith sense of the wore. an no
.in- the influence of personality.
their acts have a material ei-
and their Influence
The Lamont
“v sauna has?
ly' felt: hero.
,V her: which. shows thai the
example and charactar is
felt and that these men he'-
the' surest way In which they
in 'tli‘elr fellows “after giving
,f‘the example of leading correct
to get others to do llkewlheg,
if the kind of citisenship which
Influence on the comm ul-
see men believe that each ti-
It Vld by raising his own standard
M as possible thus raise the ever-
the people about him. - .
" look at the soamy side of citi-
-however. It Is nearly as large
'utteas active though we seldom
- it In that light.
may morning there was a atrik.
example of the other kind-bf citi-
It was In the city court. An arti.
t of a lob, tramplng it from one
to another getting drunk, where
could. and work where he was coin—
set addition to Connecticut loumailsm.
. hesitant Dagmar. Is to give a dinner
been ‘
the oomhtupity therefore they ‘
boring 45900.1: advancing to the Yalu
it shook like a leaf In the wind
clothe: were tattered and he is in
v ' to becomeaphyslcal. men ll
rel wreck if Indeed he can ‘
be classed as such. He plead.
the court before which he was
with drunkenness and asked;
11le to go on his way. l
' he think about his views of his
i conduct on the communityl
said: l“Please let me so your,-
[never did anybody any harm 1
This; also believes ihdt
II MK“ low as he likes.
., affects others beside himself .
’other liesple think the lane
{do not realise that their
a: great? human beehive. In
' bee: kill the drones and cast
, = all We have a nope
W I“ believe that some
‘ -- ag may happen which
this man and make him
' can. Otherwise we ‘vloultl
tannins as clie'boee no: In
cholsadragonhfh ‘ie'l-'
MVhecla of ci{ilig.l
1 this?“ scanty side of citi-
i t
a silicon you would prefer to
yeti live' as you will answer
Malwlll have fulfilled their
mm. with-.4150 in-
not have a single—.— man
. the question for himself .city, abandoning their property. which
f the question whiolr
in Neil h are satisfied to remain
a: they are. and the fellows to have
13:: W navigate their
so boats. Quincy aspect to
ho- able to relish? l'lve
hen-oas- am been ship-
pedtomw;mitleareaaou-
use sale pndletloa that they. as well
as their crews. will be shipped back in
sections.
" General Phelps Montgomery. the lat-
the proprietor of the brassy littleCoh
lo the Connecticut Editorial Associa-
tlon.'1‘he moral knows ‘the way to
their heart: full well.
itseeme about a: easy for the war
correspondents to put their linger: on
the Jap'aneee fleet a: it was to corner
the idshman’ a flee.
*- ...J..-..... ...-
Do you want to make 81.100 quick.
Just catch Mr. liars. who is wanted for
murder no state. ‘
ea..—
Westport is dnlshed with‘lts scarlet
foyer epidemic.
some tueoaraur IKIRMIIHII.
Iis Japanese Soldiers |Killed In Floats
on Yalult River.
MAO YANG. fibril 19.-—A number
of unimportant skirmishes are report-
ed along the Yelu River. Six Japan-
ese soldiers were killed by Russian
scouts on April iii Firing we. ~eard
on April 18. but the result of the en-
gagémeut ls unknown.
Japanese Control Korea.
SHANGHAI April ill, Noon --Autb
ent'c advices from Seoul dated the
l2th inst declare that the Japanese
are In complete control of Korea and
that the Martian scouting parties have
retired across the Yalu before the
Japanese who occupied Wiiu practical-
ly without resistance. The Japanese
army is divided Into two forces one
'for e‘xpedlt'onary pur sea and the oth-
or for occupation. e former, num-
and the' latter consisting of 15.000 re-
rcrvlsts Is inaldug tar sighted com-
municatlou arrangements with the
headquarters at Seoul. where there I:
a garrison of 4 H000 The headcua. tors
of thetransport serv'ce Is a. '9Imut
:0. Railroad building and mad
trading are progressing rapidly. The
'crtlt‘lcation of Koicdo Island. at the
mouth of Masampho Harbor, which
protects the southern terminus of ov-
«rland communication, also guards the
passage to Vladivostok and Port Ar-
thur through Broughton Strait. Forty
transports off Hello to suposcd to
have landed part of 9'; forces at
Takushan and it Is the evident inten-
tion to disembark a second army at
:opgampo preparatory to forcing the
au .
Vladlvoetok People In Need.
ST. omensmmo, April is.--'l‘ho
population of Vladitostok is In want of
the most necessary kinds of provisions
and In consequence of flooded rivers
hich interrupt communications. it is
mpoasiblo to furnish them supplies.
there is also a scarcity of money.
iMany Inhabitants. particularly the
women and children are leaving the
they are unable to sell. Half of the
alcohol: in Vladivostok are empty and
he civllan population is already to
“red to 0..000
Will Command Malian Fleet.
ST. PETERSBURG, April lab—Vice-
Admiral Skrydlcff arrival it'lli‘ii May.
on his way to the Far East. where he
will take command of the Russian fleet
at Port Arthur. The admiral was ac-
corded an enthusiastic reception by
the people who througod Ih’e It.reeta
The vast Senamleuskala square. pp-
Igtoslte the Nicholas railroad innit)".
was black with people and the polii‘e
guarding the. platform were unalfie to
opt! with the crowds. who broke
hrodg’h the cordon and rushed towards
.he. train. Theta were repeated out-
breaks of enthusiastic cheer: as the ad-
nlvhl left the car, and from the bare-
heetled throng a phasint stepped out
my. presented Bbrytdloff with“! copy
if a picture entitled. “The 11on Vir-
rim of- Joy to the- Adlicted. " which is
peasant also presented the admiral
with consecrated bread. telling Skryd-
ioff that he saluted him In the name
of the masses of the Russian mpie.
a‘l of whose hopes depended”
e hero of the Russo-Turkish war
the spokesman. "that Admiral Skryd-
Ioff will Justify the hopes of the em-
peror and the. father-land. and like the
Virgin. whose picture has Just been
given him. will bring Joy and that
soon. to a people now afflicted. "
The admiral. who was visibly affect
€1.th the picture. declaring thpt he
accepted it as a hen y preeage. and
adding thst he woul not part lthi
he picture throughout the
d that he would put all his faith in
‘ picture of if.
rho-olden
raltthea attendees
‘13“ live Skryd loll!”
.Wloxlthad to line miraculous power: The .
"The people are confirmed." added V
A érepms’eutatiwe- of the middle '
the admiral with a' ‘
onus, the miracle .
rnlaltoff. 1.
tries! -
‘ Iowbdlsy‘tleafcuirtgE _
V agival ‘Itdtia homem a little girl ,
Have your cake, muffins. and tea bis-
cuit hone-made. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco-
politically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer-
cake, crisp cookies. crullers, crusts and
muffins, with which
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL IAKING P0“ DER 00.. NEW YORK.
RIIOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
At a meeting of the Norwalk Club,
held April llth, 1904. the following
minute was unanimously adopted:
By the death of John H. Ferris the
Norwalk Club has lost one of its most
esteemed members. Affable but no-
assuming. sincere and upright In his
Intercourse with his fellow-men, he ac
quired and held the good will and re-
spect of.a|l who knew him and made
friends lunumerable in all stages of
life. Possessing sound judgement,
great energy and enterprise. he met
modes: in his many business under-
takingl: yet his time labor and money
were ever ready at the call of public,
social and religious demands. In
sympathy with the unfortunate and
needy. as he cvcr was. there are many
to attest his kludlincss and generosl~
ly. lie recognised the duty of each
citizen to his community and state and
never sought to avoid his own. and was
over a leader In matters of public nu.
lure; and possessing the entire coufl~
denco of his fellow citizens. he was
many times chosen to public office.
both local and state. In which he serv-
ed faithfully and well. He was a man
whose loss will he felt by the whole
community and one whose works will
long remain to do him honor.
-Aa an expression of our respect for
his memory and of our sympathy with
his family, it Is
Ordered that the foregoing minute
he entered on the record and published,
and that a copy~ be sent to Mrs. Ferris.
tt
A set.
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Secretary.
1'
TH: rename or PATTI.
This time the people said farewell to
Patti—Chicago Chronicle.
The divine Patti ought ,to be sued for
infringing on M. Mascagnl'a patent of
tradition—Springfield Union.
time. Patti has about become con-
vinced that the tour before the. present
one was really her farewell —-Wa:h-
ington nPoet.
Some of Patti's concert engagements
have been cancelled. The American dol-
lars are bidding her farewell.-Bostou
Globe. '
Patti seems to have been able to say
goodbye to Chicago without laceratlng
her dear old heart strings a bit. --Bt.
Paul Globe
Gayeboye—l understand that Wilde-
boyes father left him nothing.
hilar—NothlngA but his debts
f And how is the
annular gettin‘ on?
whither-Wary nicely. Indeed. He's
us to increase his leescy by thir-
y urtsandpwsma rt'Sot.
W-..“ “A... .._..._._ .... ~ ...........- _..._.... .-
ay
the ready-made food
One secret act of self-denial. one sac-
rifice of inclination to duty. Is worth
all the more good thoughts, warm feel-
tpgs. passionate. pcayer: In which
some people Indulge themselves.
Great activity in' Iduuno‘Mnlng
stock today."
"You don" t say sol”
"Yeah llill Bykca took 10 000 shares
and 88 cash for that horse he was
askln‘ 320 for yesterday. "
“Well he made 88 on the deal any.
way "—Judge
l
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss..
Court, March dist. A; D.. 1904.
Estate of William Morton. late of
Norwaik. In said District. deceased,
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
nesloct to present their accounts. prop-
erly attested. within said time. will be
debarred a recovery. All persons In-
debted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate [Symm- to 1
LA DUNN.
tt5.12 19. Administratrlx
Probate
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Nurwaih. as. Probate
‘.‘ourt April 1th A. D. 190i.
Estate of Elisa Rupp late of Nerwalk.
In said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, hath limited and; allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who he-
glect to prcaeuLtheirtaoeount: proper-
ly attested. within said time. will be do
barred a recovery. All persons ludebt
cd to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
MARGARET Discrtalh.
a 5.12 Ill.
Executor.
Principal Win. 6. Perry
writes:
Dariea cons. tAprll s. 1901.
Dr. Dick's Medicine 00.. 80th Non
walk. Conn.
Gentlemenz~1 can add with cond
«lease a word in commendation of Dr.
Dick’s Medicine. it does all that is
claimed for It. i have used the prep-
aration for malarial trouble with most
atiafactory results.
Verytrtlll‘ Mu.
WM. C. PERRY.
It is said
wing lar “that handkerchief: are
The fed for Id
evening Ilium. so has reached the
Even the voillngs are used for the
iacltet- and- -akirt suite.
The new materials
chlffous and veilings.
Salt will probably remove the stain:
on Your marble bowl I.
The high military heel I: seen even
($1210 shoe we call practical and son-
Whlie malino or not seem: to be in
'greater favor with miillnera than chif-
for paraaole are
The woman who can afford such a
luxury will have at least one white
wool suit this season.
if you have a handsome material ev-
on though it is a sheer due. you can-
not treat it better than to make It ull
simply.
One of the local stores showed me
some custom- made shirts Saturday
which had just come from the maker's.
They were of line white linen, dress
linen. with a perfectly plain weave.
and were mado up that as simply as it
would be possible to make such a car-
ment. They we a the handsomeat
negligea shirts that have been shown
me this season.
It doesn't seem possible that any'
manufacturer would ever think so wcll‘
of the practice of an occasional wom-‘
an of carrying her money In her aiock-!
Ing as to make stockings provided with!
pockets. but an attendant at one of the
osicry counters hero recently told me
but It Is now possible to buy stock-
age with pockets woven Into them
ear the top.
Here is a recipe from the "New;
tlca Woman' 5 Magazine" that Is very!
reasonable and will be relished by:
‘hoae who arc fond of asparagus. and
who is not? The materials required
are one bunch of tender usparagua..
we head of fine lettuce. one-fourth;
easpoonful each of salt and white pep !
Ir and a French dressing made by mix—l
ing one- fourth teaspoonful each of sultt
llld white pepper. ten drops of onion
luice and one tablespoonfui of olive.
oil: then add alternately and very 1
gradually two tablespoonfuls of olive.
)ii and our tdhlespoouful of Icmoni
iulce When the Ingredients are
:horoughly incorporated set on Ice on i
t‘l chilled. Cook. drain, and chill the.
asparagus then cut into inch lengths;
arrange for Individual serving on
crisped lettuce leaves; season with
1site and pepper and turn a portion
Suds.
sachets.
\Dats’ts. etc.
No more timely offering than this great HALF PRICE IALI ON
IPRING RIADYJo-WIAN CARM INTI. This is about the way we
have marked the prices for
Dodau
ladles' Eton Suits. black. navy and brown; also a few suits ofzneat
mixtures made with the popular 26 inch fitted coat.
Not a suit In the
lot worth a penny less than $18.50. some were marked 822.50, all sizes,
for tomorrow's early shoppers, choice of the lot. $15.00.
lAdiua‘ and Misses' Suits. about two dozen in the lot. colors brown,
blue. Oxford and tan,
day's price 81.50.
Ladies’ and Mlases‘
n\t more than two of a kind, value up to 815.00. to
Jackets. black and Ian, covcrt, prices were up
to $8.50, for today, $3.95.
Ladies' Flue Quality Tan Covert Jackets, and Black Cheviot. taffeta
silk linings. all new, regular $12.50. Just for today. the price $7.50.
Ladies' Wallis of White Lawn and Colored Madras. all sizes, regu-
lar price $1.00, Half Price Sale. 50c.
Ladles' Walking Skirts in fancy mixtures. wcrc 85.00.
32.50.
Ladles' Wash Waists. white Mercerizcd Madras and Fine Lawn. our .
regular $1.50 quality. good variety of styles.
One-Half Price, 75c.
Children's Reefcrs. regular prices 82.00 and $2.50. sizes 1 to 6 years,
for this sale. $1.65.
llitlf
quality limited
1
Children's Tan Covert Coats from 6 to II years_ made of Tan Cov-
art, with double capes. self stitching regular price
03 95
85.00. for today
of the dressing over each serving. or.
marinate the asparagus with the dress“
as before putting it on the lettuce
eaves. Garnish with very thin
“nilnda of sliced lemons.
CAREY’S TRIAL REIUMED.
Members of Grievance Committee o
Fairfleld County Bar Testify. l
NEW HAVEN, April 19.—thn the
trial of George W. Carey. the former.
Straiford attorney on the charge of‘
'nrgery and perjury In connection!
with fire estate of John W. Ford of
‘dllford was resumed in the Superior
3ourt today Howard W Knapp
Bridgeport attorney. was the first'
witness. Mr. Knapp gave a state
most about the proceedings In Carey' si
\t-‘sociaiion committee, of
Knapp was secretary.
the Ford estate but that he did so:
before Ford died. Carey also said
fact that the trustee bond which Careyi
M
fore the committee at all
.Carcy had no opportunity of seeing thel
"signatures he was a
Miss Sheehnn.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSEL
NEW YORK. April
a. Steamer Minneapolis. from London.
l NEW YORK. April 19.~Tha"fl~l§rth
German Lloyd stcemcr Kaiser elm
der Grossc. from Bremen. Southamp- Court. ADV“ 19111 A. D. 1904.
ruuc before the Fairflcld County Bar ton and Cherbourg for New York. ls re. Estate of Samuel Oomstock. late of
which ported as having been In communica- Norwaik in said District. deceased.
lie testified tion by wireless telegraph with Nan- ‘ The Court of Probate for the District
that before the committee. Carey add tuckct Lightship at 7:30 a. m. Vessel of Norwalk hath limited and allowod
mltted that he had spent the money of! will probably dock about 7‘30 p m
while he had power of attorney audl“80. hopo~lit New Year with thy joys their claims for settlement.
who neglect to present their accounts
he did not squander the estate cx- iWhoee unsolved mystery none may properly attested. within said time. will
uncertain,
for the respondent. brought out the Safe in His love. for us “twill all be
well. "
aid to have form”.
of Bridgeport. u
atenographer who made notes of the
testimony before lhe committee. was
next called to the stand.
19. -—Arrlvcd:
Price.
today's
is alleged to have forged was not be« GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES.
and that
today.
:vat came in third.
8 ;ran.
'IJONDON. April lit-«Elba won the
Great Metropolitan Stakes (handicap
. 1.000 sovereigns, for three years old
and upwards. about two miles and a
quarter) at the Epslm Spring meeting
Mark Time was second a ho-
Thirteen horses
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss
travagantiy but used It in business foretell. be depart-ed a recoverey. All persons
deals. Crdss- examination of Mn; We calmly trust our God to lift thy indebted to said Estate are requested
Knapp by Mr. Hamilton of counsel; ' curtain. to make immediate payment to
ISABEL COMBTOGK.
, hill. 26 m 3.
81-20 .1;
all). 3
message.
lateltat yuan-a
TELEPHONE 322-4.
. Remember!
GoOd Things To Eat
We offer you daily Fresh New Peas, Wax Beans, Asparagus. New Potatoea.V Boston Head
Lettuce. Spinach. Strawberries. Cucumbers. Tomatoes. Celery. Radiance. etc.
_ Delicious Rosy Butter. Extra Fine Country Eggs. Our Coffee. the standard of excellence.
rich and fine flavor. Double Cream crime
THE LARGEST LINE OF FRESH UP-TGDATE CRACKERS AND WAFV‘ERS IN THIS
SECTION.
we:
fa Hams
ammo-amusem- etfltpabbvcprloeiaiowefthaatbey are sold In New York city.
If marlin none of them. They are of flee quality. loss and tender. Other grocery spee-
Everythlng first class. pure and wholesome. Prices reasonable at
harles E. seym0ur,
‘ . LEADING GROCER.
55 West Washington Street.
South Norwplk.
8' 1.2.:
a If).
l’t ubatc
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
ThOso
Administratrlx.
in
It you
Norwalk Chronicler