F. D.
90
fl
«their L 39. r,
"f v.
, item with iheflVessci.
'4‘
promo
th. ii on board with the excep-
oLsovontoen oiilcers, twenty sold-
M! lfiydlve 0‘ the crew and eighty. embody the latest and best infiycssols aim-tron divisions
. of her class. There are to be re vcs— " "
surrendei. were sent to tho sels like her, but at pi-esnnt the near- NEW HAVEN BALL ASSOCIATION
lie carriers. The others, who
“with the ship.
M11 the emperor is as follows:
”Du maths night of April 26, two
Unusualmllitary transport Kinshiu-
not: coal. Tho-transport was farm-
With four Hotchkiss guns of 47 milli-
1‘ The Russians captured on
stooteon officers. twenty sold-
:- ,
"of the crew. who surrendered. The re-
oindor of the men, who were to form
sisndin'g‘pmy and who were left with
t moors, obstinately refused to sur-
‘ ‘ ‘ no on board a Russian cruls
g Eu rmore they offered armed
istanc .o.tiio‘ltussinns. lathe end
bey‘w. sent tothei bottom with the
transportd’.
.Tltonuinberl of men drowned is not
. . Yoszcn also reports that he-
lies t ,.}:sihiging of the Japanese
learn Gum-Mara, at Goa SanAprii
5, .th nsslnn‘s sank at sea the same
ironing the‘ Japanese steamer Naka-
rah-Morn. of 220. tons. whosecrew
h
to. attribute the responsibility
proposal to the Angioh‘rench
at. the result i . ;' .2 who
aimediation. and adds:
._ idle to expect an Anglo-Rus-
. it ,dsrstauding as a result of the
g] Ersnch entente. It will take a
o for Great _Britain to reach
oniidsnce."
at Arthur correspondent of
y Invalid. writes: "The Ja-
ve invented a new combus-
ls Incxtmguishubic. They
., .. urn the battleship Retvlznn
“it i g gdrift rafts loaded with this
Knitter-1&1. The Retvizau sank
trite combustible continued to
rt Arthur. It broke a
apanese Cross Yaiu.‘
, April 28, 5 p. m.——C Mae
arriving from the, Yul ;ty
nose force has cc p d
W93; rag. town illit’ north eat
a the Manchurian nine m the
They say only a 333.3”;
Jupan'ssc army his cross }
Admiral Tsuh troports "
‘ :Hnl’.’l‘,ien a'dotall it it
,. fourth of sunng’hhi. -
. ..Nowo,.From Gar-San. '
figmum, April 28,4:10 p.
fail despatchss were given
Ins. The. ‘ Associated
d that no furthering“
ye. Midi. ‘ 11W“
‘. tholYaln fight? (2013‘.-
no
‘ . it"‘wa at
‘ ‘ so
fighting“? I‘ g y:
(a .nftho second sea.
figiolg’hth Constant“
i031. wronged tho cal-z
cocoa! tghiwersfnoiilcw
LO...‘ .noooi ‘ '3
What rapped for. r-‘
- Sufi :flevlicmsat
. fo'r tbi: stamp on
GEORGE E. KEITH’S SHOES.
We list»: the exclusive sale
Namath and South Norwalk.
-W-..~. . .. .
‘Cruiur T°°k w't" 7°“, “ Union port would be, but it is understood that
The armored cruiser California was reports among union inoaibors outsido
‘ - i
a . Trans “[1 launched today, at tho shipyards of thc the committees that concussions from |
I the original demands would probably)
' I
m...
Union Iron Works, in this city.
vessel on her way to the water, was aver-tod.
‘I '1 ' " ‘ touched by Mrs. Walter B. Martin. v
W r daughter of Henry '1‘. Scott, president holler makers is concerned remained u)
_ filers and SBIIO s of the Union lroa Works, and tge gnfihnngckd today. iidniiy of tin}: Pinion The refine er“,
_‘ cruiser was christenei "California" y 0 arms on; are an d to have e t til‘
“fused to surrender Miss Florence May Pa‘rdee. daughter oi city to secure work olsowhcro. Tho
‘ Governor Pardon. of the state 0: Cali- boiler-makers say they expect no help
. “I ‘ ’
R1183“ s V'fldiVOSIOk tornia. Tho launching took place ua- from tho machinists or our workers in
. dcr the auspices oi‘ the Native Sons of the way of a sympathetic strike.
0" were Sent ‘0 the Golden West, whosc grand purlor --~
is now in annual session at Vallejo.
jbégfifiérmflfafirsfiag‘xgéfifimbMg: 'l‘ne attendance at tho si‘iuiiiiiiiuai cos
it: masons April 23 4min- A" “n" ““1 "99'9“°""‘“V93 0' “W 2i°“ii’ilil¥.§ini‘é‘“ “iii“.i’il'i’fmm so“
' poms béionging to the “a” "m“ “'9 Mal“ 1913““ “W 1““ Worthy Patriarth (icorve ii iiiii of
l3 v stoklsnuodron sank a Japanese and oiiicors of the state militia, l‘oviow- Now “an,“ prosldcd ‘ " ' '
7‘," transport, the Kinshiu-Muru, g? tt‘lsetilam‘s‘igx-“i, “0’1"“.ur‘ui-UIIAEG'?‘ ofilccrs siiowvii a slight dor‘ri-ase in
.Qlimtons. during the night of April it?! “dimersu‘mhfi; ‘1', I31 5 036 lbs momhorshlp during the half your,
Jii‘llI'bCl‘s’Ut the Native 0’0”; Uiderl thrco divisions having: sui‘rcnilci'cd
I N 930131 report 0! Rear Admiral the model iii'itlsh cruiser Drake. 'l‘iio
“plowed” boats met at sea the and tho contract for her construction
has
‘ was lot about a “w, later. She will corporation is located in Moridon and I, ‘
hi ru, of 4,000 tons, laden with rice and cost, complete, $5,000,000. She is 503 has a capital stock of $9,000. The in ear {‘98 That It. orwa Onn
! I "
" ’ ' ' no. 2 and s enzg'r'rn- BUILDING.
er mum“), stores and about 1'500 foot long ("in the load water line, and
I ‘tyrflvo ooolles and sixty-five Trainmcn Had Lockcd Two Suspic-
’ of Plainvillo, was instantly knit-xi to- WMQ fl {Q44 ,Q , 9 _,, c n 9 J“ g 9 o n 9 p a , CANNEL and at our special ’
was hurtHand he twin rind?“ u‘nconé ‘ "' " ' we deal in We charge nothing for
so one. . e was aicn o t on iron i ' t - ’ V '
station where physicians attended him. ,3? 3“; ggfig‘ugtgg fiffihg’rgl‘sumggf; carrying it in.
ed the wreck of the cars was cleared af— or coal in the cellar when nights are TELEPHONES:
“ 1’91 all their goods in‘ order that they , ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ u _
’ might successfully".compem with the ~ «I has. been wags earner.
it was,“ admit- .
hiss-ms Conikius, 'of Nam-in; will its
"' ths Horwiuk‘Gon , ‘ donsiporsona‘
.b! handsome! . when ., , 80
' MW;
1" .
. m; A ‘ " 31‘. Lo . 6“ A: I‘ ”girth .' .
wm Rccbivo‘liopcrtrl'rom ariovmm Sluts: Bonnier Hoary mien Barnum.
Oommlttul. in: New Hampshire, choirmui‘ of tho
. i Senate committee» to the Fair. will do-
NEW "AVEN' April as.-—Meedngs . liver the address on behalf of that doio.
from the grievance committees which ; b cm" or the foreign commissioners to
airs.°::.:'°.:hirr worst: a .. V... Wm
u a will be bold toriigii'i {i-iie'n it is' "m Wm“ mi. “"1 3°' “W" “-
In understood reports will be received . Niincio. commissioner-general. from ‘
‘ ‘ Mexico. has been Invited to speak on .
have had conferences with tho rnilrosd I World's Fair. Mexico was the first
oiliciuiu regarding the demands for countr
. y to accept the invitation to par-
shorter hours and increased pay. The t “up“, in the "9mm“. .
LYON (9‘ CO' our workers' committee has arrnniwd1
Glover’s the Place
Washington Sinai,
So. Noflhalk.
to meet the railroad odicisls this ntter- i
noon, for what is expected to be a,
conclusive conference. The machln-i
ists' committee had a confsronce with l
the company oiliciali-i yesterday. Mom. l
bars of the committee would not iiiii- ‘
mute today what the nature of their re-
CALIFORNIA women.
m
. 'm" WWI" shipyfl‘d- ' the question of n strike will dopunds
SAN hitANCiSCO, April 28.-—'l‘hc upon their action. 'l‘lioro iinvo IIOCIIi
The electric button which started the be made so that a strike Wt 'il ho
BEST TO WEAR OF ANY LINE Oi" liOSlEllY IN THE MARKET.
UNDERWEAIi
Ladies Forest Mill. Vesta high neck,
short cleave. 50¢ each.
Ladies Eslex Mills Vests and pants.
sizes from 4 to 9, high neck, long
sleeve and short sleeve, low neck, short
sleeves, 26¢ each.
Ladics' Combination Suit: 500, 75c.
$1.00, $1.25, each.
Ladios’ Sleeveless Vests, cotton 10c.
izyzc. 16¢ each.
Men’s Balbrlggan Shirts and Draw.
era, 25:: and 60¢: each.
A full line of Children's Gauze Vents.
Knee Pantalets. and Knee Drawers, at
25¢ each. 1 .-
The situation as for the strike of tho
of style and
the realization
of comfort
TEMPERANCE DIVISION.
Governor pnrdco and staff. E. E. SOll'I‘ll MANCHESTER. April m”
Grand
Th8 reports of
The membership in
There are
‘ . if their chum-rs.
’liio unisex Lalifornia is supposed to ”w 5mm is now 1.143-
- - . , x i
9’“ ””0““ t" h“ m “n” ““9” 5 HARTFORD, April 2S.~Accrliiliante
\
Ladies’ Hosiery and Underwear
ONE THING YOU MAY DEFEND UPON-w-TIII‘LRE IS NOT A STOCK OF IIOSIERY OR UNDERWEAR
TO BE FOUND THAT HAS THE AB BORTMENT AND THE VAULES EQ UAL TO THE STOCK WHICH WE
ARE SHOWING FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALL GRADES AND STYLES OI“ THE CELEBRATE“)
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES. AND CHILDREN IN ALL COTTON. COTTON AND
WOOL, ALL WOOL. AND SILK AND WOOL. ALL MEMBERS OF THE WELL KNOWN GORDON DYE HOB-
lERY FOR LADIES, GIRLS. AND BOYS. THEY ARE THE BEST DYE,’ THE FINEST QUALITY AND THE
HOSIERY
lelos' Lace Lisle Hose, 25:, 35c.
50 and 15:: per pair.
Ladies’ Plain Lisle Hole 256. 350 and
50¢ per pair.
Ladien’ Fancy Embroidered Hole
25c to 750 per pair.
..Chiidron'o 1x1 Ribbod Linis Ho".
sizes 5V, to ill/2, 25s per pair.
Men’s Half Hone, lacs, Iloio. 250.
Men's Half Hose, tancy 25c, 35c and
50¢ per pair.
A full line of silk gloves, white and
black 60c. 75c and $1.00 per pair. A
"full line of imported lislo gloves. black,
white and any at 25c, 50c and 75¢ per
. , . . .1 i' , ,l , of incorporation for the New Haven
constiuction 0‘ the (aliforn a “a" m ilosciiall Association was filed here to.
. i ... -’ ~99, > TEL. 157-6.
thorized by Longitss MU”! d lb day with the Scci'ouii'y of Stain. 'i‘iie
corporators are C. J. Danahcr, 1‘). id.
hanalicr and John O'Donnell.
has a displacement of 13,440 tons.
”Wowwwvowrww
Going to Blossom I"
Match the tiff'w Easter
suit-mod {he ne'lb hat——
and the new z‘z'e-—and all
SAWED WAY OUT OF CAR.
this city were called west of hero today
in search of two men who escaped
from a freight train. The ions climb-
ed aboard the freight a t Fairiiold
where the train stopped on account of
a hot box, and the train crow thinking
they lookod like suspicious characters
ious characters Up at Fail-field.
STAMFORD, April 28~Tho police of
i
If your furnace is out of com- ..
' the other fresh spring-like
toggery -—~ with a natty
pair of our famous
. “Keith's-Konqcerors"
locked them in a box car with the in- ‘ , . .
tention of turning tliom over to the po- missmn you need something for
lien at Harlem River. The men car-
ried extensive bags and worn apparent-
iy well equipped with tois, for thoy
sawed .a. - hole in the car door and
jumped from the train while it was
passing through Stamford. The po-
lice have made inquiries today to as-
certain whothcr a burglary was coni-
mittcd near Bridgeport, last night, but
have not yet been informed of any.
passtn@,(rop. yiverdbiGslird sh shrdlu ‘
KILLED IN TELESCOPING CAR.
RISTOL, April 2«--J3IIIBS Sullivan. ..
"that chilly. feeling" morning and i 1;
' evening. i 3
A fire of CANNEL in the gratel “
- is the work of a moment—you are 2
comfortable, and have probably‘
For Man. $3.50 and S4
OLSEN’S SHOE sroiiii.
\
n
i
I; escaped a cold.
Nothing can take the place of
ay, by an accident at m rcstvillc
price it is not expensive.
FERRIS COAL 60..
Washington St.
Try Our COAL '
BEST COAL AT
$6 a ton
NO. 2 NUT COAL
$4.75
_ DELIVERED
WE CAN PUT IN AS MANY it’s merit will convince :oh that you
__ should trade'with us. -.
TONS A8 YOU WISH Honest coal that's clean is the kind ~
s , 0 he Hi and Div sion of -..--.--_... 7—
the New York. w Haven & ~ '
Railroad, three miles from be 9. His BRADLEY'S SUPERPHOSPHA TE 01"- LIMIE. .
brother, Tony Sullivan, re“. vcd had » ”'
cuts and bruises, bu )l‘obilhiy rc- R '
cover. The men in; itulinns. the B “BLEYS POT/”'0 MANURE'H.
names given help i use by which they I ' "*
hay: :‘cenhpiopul'riy known. and not ‘ BRADLEYS GROUND BONE
vpro a y t e r bu tismal ones. .
' The)!l Were at wo 'ith other labor- AIR Sl ‘CKED LIME LAND PLASTER'
era an coding coal from a (iiil' at the '
ii‘orestville station. whens freight train WOOD ASHES. SHEEP M‘NURE.
east bound, crashed into thorn. Engi- * '
neer A. Bergin, of the freight, saw the’ AND STABLE MANURE.
cars lstanding on the track, but was -
unab e on account of slippery rolls to '
biting his train to a. sinndstiil,‘nnd a RayI I Iond Bros.
box car between the coal car and the '
137 WASHINGTON 8T.
oncoming freight prevented the shov-
olers from receiving warning of their
danger until it was too late to jump.
James Sullivan was knocked to the
rails and was dragged along for thirty
yards by a brake beam. 'I‘ony's head
«sq—u—
chill. We are looking for coal orders,
large and small; we canfill both kinds 3:}fsgigggggs5w'
with coal that will ‘suit you; cool as ‘ ' ‘
clean as coal can he, and the price ..
on a par with quality. Whiter or sum- .
incr,“$6.00 per ton. ' ' _ . . _
E. NORWALK AND 80. NORWALK.
ter an hour or more, so that trafllc was
resumed ovor the line.
BEE' KEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION. .
HARTFORD, 'April 28.——The annual
meeting of the Bee Keepers’ Associa;
.tion was held here; today at the capi-
ini. Professor Jenkins of the Agri~
cutlurnl Experlmona Station ohNoW
Haven, spoke on tho adulterotioa of
foods and particularly 'honcy. He
said thate n considerable portion of the
honey. acid was made from glucose.
and he advised the bee keepers to iu- ‘
No charge for carrying in.
E.M.T0LLES&C0
THE‘ PROPRIETOR or THE
LARGEST FACTORY OF i'rs
- Kmo iN'AMERICA
* one: sAior
foreman and employer, I have had
I thousand men on my pay-roll at
:‘a tings. and I‘ll‘ tell you this: ‘
Tho man with the SAVINGS
‘ pANK, HABIT is the one who nev—
or gets laid ‘oif; he’s the one who '
can get along without you. but you
cannot get along without him:
torn, SAVINGS gBANK HABIT
moans sound. sleep, good. dinettion.
cool jud merit and manly Indepen-
denco. ho most beautiful thing
I know of. linASAVINGs BANK
BOOK-anus or; no microbes in.
‘it‘ to" new way your ; one: .of
mind: ‘ It iuu‘g‘uhrantuhf good. A
. behavior." . . » 4g
The may to. usual” the SAW
mos BANK ‘HABI 1 to start-l
AN GGOUNT. .
”m“ "m” “'° "9"“ ...,.: . ‘sRoKEiv LOTS ‘ ‘or
- HOPE TO CAPTURE RUSSO. r‘. ' ,
otthisvclty are‘now working clt ei'iy up-
". gas? finish It GREA T.
on one cine bvahlch they hope to cap-
- «ma. yams _
tare; Joseph Russo, who is charged
‘ 5‘ pm. which s...» and flopwewiiiseil use:
men n. women. otsommfssdi
married at To‘cmclt this evening at
with tho murder ofebdnlsl Grimu. ThBI
d ‘ ' it
cluois‘ thatfitusso has been secreted
on: douhi wasted on rye suits. wortii 313131“ go at $7.50. . ‘ ‘
by? some og‘ his countrymen. '
. h 7‘ x" . . u
i. sitcoms IN ouiLosaws suits. _ p.
.- omit sumo-.3; sham: with W?” .
eardrum and niniiy, who,
., . , waist-the Sumter-in
«is. no manned in'Noi-wsi
6‘ mm (or it "without
‘ 'wosssnx—cnu‘ti‘cms.
auditory: ur gunc urn; John. Brim . " ~ ‘
t .l‘ wafljm . ‘ ‘ ‘ _ . ‘ 1 .., ‘ _ ‘ -. , W s WCIOTthfl' nude .
Wt, , ”‘7 , 3'3“ 1» . E . if ._ ”gig SW K __f“‘" outed imlmid yonnl‘m'itriead."
«poem unanimous-
No Earthly Excuse
for not beliic well dressed this
spring. . You have a great iiiziiiu
calls! on iioiu purses. and reads
Cash mini be at a piemhim jllSI.
now. but it is’iii with US. . sti
select What lJOu..iieed. Iell llie
salesperson, to charge it AND
'PAY LATER on] our :eaSiI
Ddliiiieliiiliali.‘ " "
Hinduism uncommon!
‘ 'y hit! our"
1 "h has was borrowed ”his. in.
my um}? sud new woo had livcd
any years without having a Wrinkle»
"also. count, sn‘to-Mitsanototo upon his brow. ‘fWeii, thats‘my its
commendable.” replied 11h» thoughtful
groom; citizen. “Shirt. it.- isn’t “my to):
s l , . _ .
Norwalk Chronicler