3:06: sets. 6:50.
W Oflniaoszdrwalii.
ill
remedied. . . .
“fit all. ..
. it‘ailo prim convincing enough.
‘ There icons sldcwalkllnr South Main
sulnatter will givelhilulor ”Dow
Qlliloriuniiy tosltowzhow busi-
tr‘ewhat’countlj . ~ 3 1 ‘
--..._..;..-., ‘
.firidgeport businessi’iiicn are hay-in
haunt s‘r ‘ ."i'si'fii of organisation in
porches redunda- may fall into line.
T'i’h'e editor of “the Ridgelleld Press in
.‘mmml reproduced. yesterday. in
Sentinel. asks his. subscribers to
, up‘ ,thelr‘bill's. We cannot but
.o‘iaderdf“ this is not a judgment on
' forlhis huckieberry pie heresy. ~
Mée‘rlarto‘ be cotlgra'tiilateti that
_r president was~ not assassinated
lo onJ, nrsoi _,fhdugh the at-
Pi eat it mogii‘haremlght
' be'vi‘con the two coun-
{Snuth N rwalk is to ,haye‘ajbennig
uh this year and it is sincerely to' be
' comm this highly excellent sport
ill be revived. From the standpoint
it titers isfnothlng which 151
iii st he iattawiul case of scare
honi'twonussian warships engage in
' v .vduelnas d" the ‘iioyilr‘iai' and“
s
Willi") el'tii'ercltsntman in
cup .tlte fastens Viadiw.
1
do: berth again. .The wisdom of
commander 99%?”i‘bb‘“.
. .1 way in which~ the police
e‘ n .ralwssloonson Cindi!
Ml looks as i
‘Wa’li fa; boat”:
is $111.4... 3;... zoom.
' lofts be erected .at .tnh'e end.
'Mergm.wmbfijbhibhe‘;m.§cgt
,. p e act.l
mute}; tidaan' lusuacsttcasor
;. . than never storm“
3? dish depth of degradation. _
Elem—Elinor
are sac“ todate.
Asianiauthorltias h‘ars deny that than
has been unimportant engagements
rocently on the Yalu but they report
the destruction of a few Japanese
‘iutilts by the Russian volunteers.‘
The Japanese have not arrived at
according to the
Chwangp nor have
ed the river at,any point.
r. and had Tho‘Russ an forces are still inposses-
food for also of all points oaths west or Man-
0y were. ohurian aide of the river.
. occupied originally and consequently
lag the execution of the plan of falling
' Chang and Lido
bled tonancral
plan commander-
as not been begins.
81‘. PETERSBURO, April 28.—6:39
m.—-—The authorities here have no
new)! to confirm the reported bombard.
meat of New Ohwang last night.
‘. Nsw Onwatipjombardadf
After the desert had been crossed! .TlEN TslN April 26.—-—-it is reported
.the..novicos were‘irea‘ied to'ail arnlca‘ upon good authority that the Japanese
or fleet bombarded the town of. New
canon. last also
burn ng hot. when the classot iii nov-
it is estimated that 1..
000‘ riners wore'at Iallar‘s hall. and
spldom has there been aimors interest-
ing or better ceremony. Pyramid icin-
pls's Arabs pan-0i covered itself with the Ysiu in force.
me... “iii-W
‘ Y '.."‘.3‘ri|.i-8:a4 pth.‘
glory. The e
iahad been given all < Rits’alans in New
extra dose or g
agar ands liberal alt-l they c
a week, with
about as fris y,
dam Arab could-ashtfcr. :Tne sing
was a feature of the “ceremonies.
. WW
latices comman-
M'fl-fli! mth.N9t~i
man uncil will be held on
It] -;,~which ladonly a few.
I'm. 'and .at‘ that time's rsso~
Midibeliiitroducadvinto the
‘ i-taliing action lmrogatdtonthe
h tor the city. A comatlttee
the appointed to go over the city.
’ here the sidewalks need. repairs»
‘ recommend to the council that
“pairs be made; That‘having
. v. subunit-item“?
, . and, ’sigv‘sratiassut.
city were made last year to
bmethlngv done about. sidewalls.
Yang. wit oil is
Kurtipat n. tbs
Boston. Brooklyn and New York. . roll
5 He said i
members of the ‘Arab ‘
met. temple, of Broohly
chemise. and tsltillgifnar
monies. introduce
satingi..to local.er etc. There w
no end of fun. ' .
ail-oi of Kilt
pccialtlcs. later;
is
bath snd"taken to the armory.
corted by several hundred ,i-,.ob.lyi.l Chwang last night.
ended by the Wheeler & Wilhon band. i but
and there channel was s
beingsiaid; for about 500'.
A sue menu was served. and it was.
after midnight before the gathering
iroke up- Duripg the banquet a cor-
_ The Russians
{declare there is no triltb in the rev
prnad.coversiimr. ‘ -'
Russian Forces (in Railroads.
or. ‘ rt. . .....ssono, April lit—Ad.
or from Mukden indicategthat the
Russians. hay completed the cancell-
is ‘i
i Vi“
mount- the corrosion National
guard will hold Its annual encampment
at Niantic this year or he
Manama. Va.. and Join in the man-
ciivers with the troops of the regular
army is a matter that is being consid-
ered by the state officials.
Chamberlain has just received a com-
munication from General Corbin, com-
:maudlng the army in the do artmont
of the East. in which Connec iclit has
been initited to sand its troops to pan
tlcipate with the regular army in the
maneuvers in Virginia.
Adjutant GeneraGColo said that be
was personally in favor of the plan. if
Connecticut accepts iiisinvitstlon the
, whole brigade will be sent to Virginia,
at as the government bears
3 the expense of transportation. subsist-
'ence and pay of the nien. the state
would lm relieved of a great burden in
maintaining the annual tour of duty
for the militia.
Always qualify the those you hear
of people. but never put a handicap to
the praise given them.
; ANOTHER supai‘is'rl'riou, nous.
if you think that talk is cheap
Asthe air and sunshine free.
'Rre a lawyer: go in deep.
You'll she.
lent to
Governor
dial invitation was extended toPyrsg
mid temple from Members of Kismet;
empire. of Brooklyn. to visit. them.‘
Under ‘direction or the potepiste.|
yierle C. Cowles. a vote of thanks was
tendered to the memben' of Kismet.‘
‘ M'mrta stag to naught-after
_ tratldtlbf thei
[passed- the Cppncii. We pra-.
LlaoYang-Y'aiu
-waang lines.
iorces on the Multden-
‘ 1 that is' you iisppe‘hed. that is.
lad/tho .w'alksmrer Wlliitll'iblf as ever
the palate where they were to have
Forty thousand men
i are occupying fortified positions along
the Yslu River. and 20.000 are. posted
at Taitu~8han (at the ‘haadof Korea
A delegation of twenty-five, including;
several candidates. was
The NUTWELRB. _ _
Foflouing is the delegation from The
Not-walks; Edwin 0. Kceior. Arthur 0;
Wheeler. Dr. B. N. Huntington,- Mayor
m. Dow. E. E, Crows. b‘rcd. L. Bax~
tcr'uFarron S. Betti-t. William K. Mu-
pica“ George E. Ssrtaln. A. V. Wain-
wright. William Winner. Chester 1“.
Clark. R. M. Wilt-ox, Ailgiibids Resell.
E. fipOorilaul. William C. Beers. Alex-
ch-ple. Clarence Osborn. Eil-
ward P. Weed. A. V. Champion, chii
ii-iuniprd. Wallace Dunn. Frederick E.
The candidates from this
Bay where the Japanese have threat-
on to make a’lsnding); The Rus-
sians also oocupythabanks of the Tu-
men River from the Russoitorelin fron-
tier to Hike 'i‘ai-Tii.'(Pailt-Tou-Banl.
on the Manchu-Korean. frontier. near
the source of the Yalu. Detachments
of Russian cavalry and light artillery
hold the ioWnspof Kioldu. bloom and
cm; the river. and points
cost of Korea
:“t-ilitles for landings.
Japs Oat Fishing Concession.
SEATTLE, Wash. April 26.--A large
exporting firm of this city has Just re-
town Wore John Keogh, Charles F..ccived advices from its Yokohama re-
Mills. irvlng Robertson and Harry Boil-l lirnselltaiives that the Japanese gov-
; onimnut has secured from Korea a con-
i oesslon’ granting fishing privileges
; along tho entire Korean shore line.
Not PrisOnsrs of War.
. KHARKOV. Russia. April lids—Some
'ni’ the officers of the Variag and the
Korietz declare that they do not con-
sider themselves prisoners of war, but
merely as shipwrecked sailors who can i
The reception accordodl
here to the survivors of the two war-i
sltips’ crews was very enthusiastic.
The officers were ropes
by the women.
Russian Navy Criticisms.
ST. PETERSBURG. April tit—The
Novoe Vromya today cOnbains a re.
markabiy free criticism of the Rus-
sian navy. which reads as follows:
“it would be well to put an obelisk
in front of the Admiralty inscribed.
‘Remember Molinroii.‘
should be the signal to destroy the old
order of things. or which he fell a vie
tlm after heroically dotng his best. with
the dofective weapons at his disposal.
Makaroii's death marks a new era for
the‘Russlan navy. The old days mark-
ed by a muddle of carelessness and
inefficiency are over, and we have
. '- I our buttons.
"The nation understands them Just
as well and learns from the first les-
son the necessity of a reform of the
personnel of in navy” The present
system or promo! its officers according
to the. number of nauticalmiles they
snil'may work well in a highly efficient
navy. but it. is absurdly dangerous for
ours. whore thmcapacities of the din-
cera fluctuate. ‘As a result many of
our beetoillcerir are discouraged into
.anyonedoubts tile hecessity for ”We“ mm”
papal .. - . sundown ,Woodvt'ard
‘ . ' ",0 dismal attests
tract.- which is covered with dirt flvc
deep in spota;_ That-seems almost
.0 dible, but it is nevertheless a fact.
. ‘ member-slot the Common Conn-
aiiih’e they “are. Deeds. not words.
"il‘i’lyrfl, hi‘la‘ti‘lbrt tradlns‘;si&mns- sHosr AND QUIET CONVENTION.
Expected Today by the Republicans of l
Rhoda island.
PROVIDENCE It. 1.. April 26.-~A
short and quiet convention was ex-
pected by the doiegutoa chosen by
Rhode island Republicans. ’Wllo had
come to this-city today to elect four
delegates at large in the Chicago Nit-
tional Convention. There was every
indication that the plan of the state
committee for the nomination of Chur-I
les Alexander of Harrington; H. Mar-
tin Brown. of Providence; Frank W.
Tlllingbust. of Johnston, and Alphonso
Gaulln. Jr.. of Woonsocket, as dole»
gates-at-lange and an‘ endorsement of
President .lRoosevelt for reelection
would be carried out.
After the calling of the roll the mo-
tion to make pl-rmiincn‘l tho temporary
organisation was passed. and the com-
mittep on rosOlutions. with John W.
or Proviiicncc.
and on nominations. Philo B. Thayer of
Pewtucket. chairman. were appoints
Lidiitenant-Governor Utter then deli -‘
emit a brief address. ‘
.. ,. [The convehttpti was called to order
at rl o'clock. infantry Hall. by Liam.
Gov. George H. Utter. who served as
d’Dpyid l._:wiiite acacia:
,The‘ dblba‘toe
Who fault .cis'v .‘its'wrepresehted in the
lug" stamp desi,- except the
tedly embraced
533*? “backdoor
responded generously
to the sentiments expressed by tue
shotguns and their approval of his ref:
' "the" record of the Republi-
can Putt-and to President Roosevelt
cularly enthusiastic.
clogg'oi Mr. litter's address.
Mr; Addbman‘ reported the resolutions
, and thexv'srere unanimously adopted.
ppears to have return- Wait ”:5?
“The present war is unlike on p
. vious wariu that. the whole cat on s
The’cdmrnltteo on nominations memfoiiowlng its phases with breathless
i-ciioried.l'the names of candidates for ! Millet}?
delegatesmt-lnrgo and alternates. The 9 mile“ 38 are~those 0f ”16 defenders Bl
candidates were those named by the i Port Arthur. We ween over our re
Estate committee. Messrs. Alexander, i verses and rejoice at the slightest suc-
putt). Tillinkhust and (iattil‘h. ..'Tbli‘. 0085-
ternates named were Gauge Batchcl-
Our' nerves are strained
t pyl- seine
Like the English in the Boer
: War. we are one oi the greatest of the
oonsocket; Frederick M. Allen, f world punters fighting a smaller one
and the sentiment of patlotism over-
whelms all other. considerations."
seen reuse-r iNVES‘IiGATiON.‘
Moses“ Thatcher identifies Pamphlet
. issued by Calvinipnoasonsr.
WASHINGTON. ,
Smoot investigation beforethe Senate
committee on privileges and elections
was opened today by Attorney Taylor
‘ 1 for, the prosecution calling upon
Moses Thatcher to resume the stand.
This was for the identification of a
pamphlet issued by Calvin Reasoner.
purporting to be an- accurate account
of the Thatcher episode...
merit-Willa put in the record and the
witness was tumcdoyerto the defense
for crossexamination..
interrogated Mr.
Thatcher» in regard to his views onl
church interierenoo in politics.- The
witness said he had no fault to and
with the political. rule. .but in answer
to a question of Senator Dubois as to
the result of a Mormon othclal running .
fora/political chime in oppositiontothn ,
wishes of. the church authorities. be;
“It mlghtresult in my case, but:
it free American citizen has the right;
to retire trout hischiirch alike. and i:
believe every man who loves his coils-i
try would resign such 0
circumstances.”
Mr.‘Thatcher defended the
and the political .ni_ie._ g
however. that his views had been mod-5
tiled in regard to the church interiors:
once. butiinsiated that he knew or not
insiancssiwhero choroh‘consent had
been given or refused a Mormon can-
didate for political‘oglom
fill-3'7“]!!! sorry, my sou—dint it.
.it does your"?
tPI'OMdence; Georgc‘L. Pierce, Provb
.danqe; 11.. Fred Gibson, Providence. The
l' ,the. nomination committet' .-
, apceptedpndmdopted» ~~
e e tlon'. having cbmpieted
sin a. adjourned within three?
il‘ g ,, jlf'r' " Zfig'ii‘mmm
i The no iterations oi thefirat and cacé
_ .‘Olld Cop ‘e's'slonsi districts was held
’ifoilowlng the adiou
>::.=-£i’.‘iY9“i.i9|ir=.u/“ 1 . .7
stalls-Wits
"a Dodge. southeast otLCppkeaoat
1 '- t fitment
‘ ran hour after it wascaile‘d‘
April ~ 26.-—The.
ent of the state
iTlONS UNCHA
Railroad Veiled ‘nuarding Non-Union
~ 1,. fgfioiicn-_,Makm‘ar New Nation. ' -'
.' fli’ HAVEN. April 28.’——Condltlons
‘ _ unchanged early today in the
strike of boilcrmakers of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road shops. The Work in the shops was
continued with railroad policemen as
guards to prevent interference with
the strike breakers. No disturbances
were reported. .
_Pendlng the arrival .ionight of tho
grievance..com.mlttee of the machinists
to confer with the railroad ofiiclals re-
. garding' .the. machinists' demand. the
:sltuatlon, seemed like]
-. _’ new developments.
eLose SECURITY COMPANY.“
«ammonia April stir-Judge Holt.
he" United- BtatesLDistgictCom-t to
csithe petition of. Samuel 0. Kelly,
rotary of the Globe. security Coss-
ily _. at it” -.Ih°vl “gm-0
ng on e are on pc-
1 Special
onidmotrba sat acidsfor lack
returnable"! on any 3. to
tion it is statedvthat the
initiation over the at-
. robe gecdflty Company. ‘
beenlmlxoddn-bsuk- =
y to yield few
nice under these 5
,He admitted.‘
. when i see a
in (no withs girl
do her beauty
is a discussion lain woman'
ilyisavrow'luhernclghbw's.’ ., A "
Random
Co skint; .
\it ensue»
M
. This Most
mum
o’i 'il’ill
f .
a...”
war THINK-“0F Leavmo
yous TEA KETTLE on ori-tstt
ureusite congrue- erovc
HOUR “FIE"; ~on wins an
THOUGHT clients. ‘
saves liimo. SHOULD THE .
wares ALL sou. away rug
Kgrrta oars no HARM AND
soon cooxmo iN sucH can;
as wuu. NOT sconce. wmi
ALUMINUM urausits "no A
REAL rLEABURE ro COOK-—
MILK BOiLES .WITHOUT‘
scoscitmo—onloots' cakes
A‘sermeo WITHOUT sagas:
-—RICE BOIL8 our sun noes
nor STiCK TO THE DISH-JPN!
GREATEST ecouom or moo
. ass TIMES. coma lN auo
LOOK 'ri-tsiitgovsa. colors
as: ABOUT THE same“ as
.oooo ENAMEL warts.
-.m~~.
Lanes: mootoao atom.“
«on KaTrLg.wiip_psienied lid.
. at. '
a“ ‘ 52.15.
i QUART cores ‘Pov.
, 51.39.
3 PINT PUDDING PAN:
4 other" cognitive KET»
15¢.
- silo.
LONG HANDLE rsv Pans,
soc; ,_
N
' cits confusions PM“.
35
of Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
a 26 1t Judge.
talniy right on all
2 "E“ ‘ “A" “"35 “9"“ “stone's Lam CALIFORNIA Haiti's, A rouse ONLY'.
’i
magmas raises-a -
"l. m. i. p ' 5 . ,
There is nothing so pretty for the ‘ ' ., ‘
summer bedroom as the dainty muslinl . , H
:ovorcd furniture with window drop-i .
purine and bed furnishings to match. 3
We hear about sun-platted skirts lor-
[mills girls this season. particularly of
white woolen materials of light weight. .
There’s nothing prettier for them. “
The small checked taffeta is one of
the best selling dress materials in
Paris. so our foreign exchanges tell
us. They use them particularly in do.
voioping the 1830 styles. '
Have you noticed how much the
brass buttons are used on the mats
for-tho little folks? Occasionally you
will hear cue objecting to them. huti‘
.he obiectlon will come from the mothoi
or. statute child. Even the vary nlo‘
3st costs have them. 1
A little time spent on flowers each
lay is time well spent. There is
iothlng that gives more pleasure for
the outlay if one is really very fond
if them. Even a box of nasturiiums
is possible to the second story dwell-1
:r. and it can be culled from frequenb
iy for diningroom or parlor. l
if your shoulders are high do not
lress your hair low; neither should it
be dressed low if thcpeclt is short.
Just how to dress the hair is a study.
One dislikes to dress the hair always
in the same way, but i believe it is.
considered beneficial to the hair not tot
pin it always in the some way.
How many womep would never
think of lying down in the midst of. a .
iig piece of work they might have on
hand. anti yet oftentimes if thoy would
do so. away off by tiwmsclvcs where
it was quiet if only for five minutes.
they would accomplish their work
more’quickly and with loss fatigue.
Here is another item about the use
Use Any Flour You Like!
There are scores of diilerent brands of
flour, each commended by its manu-
facturers and preferred by its friends
because of some peculiar quality. With
Cleveland's Baking Powder
there is successful cookery with any
and every brgincl of Hour. The house-
keeper can take her choice. Buy your
flour and baking powder separate]
never mixed together in the so called
prepared or quick flours.
of lemons, this time from the “Pictor.
al Review." Lemons should be an. .-,.-._.-.__, ..=—— .m.
ndlspenslible article in every house-i1». p. R. CARTLAND BURIED AT SEA
hold. They are an excellent cosmetic;
{or the complexion and bands; they are] plum“... FrOni Mexico to This City-
a perfect medicine in neuralgia, rhcu- A gauging,- Living Here.
instism, nausea, sick headache. and HAVANA Alli“ 25,411,011,” p_ R.
many bowel and liver ll‘Olilllf‘S. A slice Cortland it passenger on the way to
‘r lemon may prevent “9" or car “Ck‘l New-York from Mexico on the Ward
ness; and a slice eaten regularly he'l Line steamer Havana. died on Satur-
fore breakfast is an excellent correc- day and was buried at sea. on the 101.
live. The ““d- makes a ““9,fl“'°" lowing day. Heleftnwife at Portland.
ing in many cases. A slice oi lemon and “,0 daughters.
in a cup of tea makes it more reircsh- .-...,:_._.
ing and invigorating. This is not new There" are all sorts of "workers."
to very many of us. bill it is all good.
"w'dsoea or NOTICE. M“
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, April 25th. A. 1).. 1904. . NOTICE'
Whereas. written application has -———-
been made to this Court for admission
of the estate of Emily A. Pelton. labo Renglel YOUl DOGS.
Ordered. That said applicaggionb he
heard and determined at the re atel D08 taxes are now due and all
Oince l“ Norwallt. 0“ the 2“ day M 3 sons owning or harboring unregistered
May. l9‘”- “L ' 0°10“ afternoon. and l dogs after May lot are liable to prose
that public notice thereof be given to _ cution.
all persons interested therein by pill)-l - HERBERT R SMVITH
lishlng this order in a newspaper hav- 4 a 25 6t :11“... Clerk.
lug encircuiation in said lestrict, at; . -...-.... .-.. .....,, ..
least ye days before said ay of hear. 1
“18- . i SOLVENT NOTICE.
HENRY W‘ GREGORY' District of Norwalk. as. Probate
__ ‘Court. April 19th. A. D.. 1904.
NEW YORK—HOMEOPATHIC 800lE-' Estate of Samuel Cornstock. info of
Ty, Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
NEW YORK. ADP” 25,4119 annual . The Court of Probate for'the District
dinner of the New York Homeopathic : 0‘ N533”. hath limited and allowed
Hospital will be held at the Waldorf-l six months from the date hereof for
Astoria on May 12. Upward” of 400‘ the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
homeopathic phyaiciang are expected: their claims for settlement. - Those
to be present. The speakers will in- who neglect to present their accounts.
elude General Stewart D. Woodiord. properly attested. within said time. will[
Martain W. Littleton. president of be debarred a recoverey. Ali'personsl
Brooklyn Borough; Homer Foiks.l indebted to said Estate are requested'
former Commiaaltiner oiCharltles: the to nuke immediate payment to
Rev. Dr. Donald Sage Mackay and Jo; lSABEL COMSTOCK.
sepia Howard. Jr. l 319- 26. m 3. Administratrlx.
r
TELEPHONE 322-4. ,
. TEAS.
‘ GOOD THINGS TO
from bunco-steerers to people “Who gct‘
At any rate, a man doesn't have to
throw bouquets at himself after he is
dead.
w SchooL Taxes
Union School District
' ‘V ' l."*
The taxpayers of-the South Norwallt
Union School District are hereby noti-
fled that the district in of one and
encounter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1903. at a
meeting of the district held on the 2nd
day of June, 1903, at the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
payable on the second day of May.
1904. at which time I shall be ready to
receive same at Stillson-Powell's drug
store. 82 Washington street. Penalty
‘1! the rate of nine per cent. a year will
be charged on and after June 2. 1.904.
F. A. TOLLES. ’
Collector of Taxes for South Norwallc
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwallt, April 25,
iiltli. “’ - a25 to i:
mu noon“
' swrrrs CLEAN
25 (31's.
Jose‘loff,‘
972 iii. ‘Maln 51.. So. Norwallr
Tel. 138-8.
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, ' . . war no THE PEOPLE ,
t
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”get the genuine article.
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a Era-silt Foss. '
i
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