as ten , g ‘ . “r ‘ ' . ’ ‘fi Everest: IINTINIL. lots and mm dying from disease ! Thigh V the families of that am. the m “M. Illa» and Promoter. ' "FRIDAY, MAY so. t904. Miniature Almanac for TOMN’I‘W. High tide. 3:07 a. m.; 3:45 p. in. Sun rises, 4:39; sets, 7:15. IVININO CENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Mil—Editor's Residence. m —-Iuslnus Office. 52-2 H—Idltorial Room. «- .—Iranoh Office, Norwaik. AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP. The life and safety of an American citizen in foreign countries is getting to hora rather bad risk. First. Miss tilt iea M. Stone was kidnapped by bri. sands and held for a ransom while thsl ,r country suplhely allOWed it to be paid r and did not send a few battleships to' enforce the demand that site he rsturu- , ed safe and sound. I Profiting by the example of the his- cedoaians the brigands of Morocco havel kidnapped another American citizen, one Perlcaris, and are holding him for a ransom. We have army enough and l navy enough to rescue that man, and it should be done. The safety of American citizens should he gonna . teed, or brigands and countries which' allow brigands to do such tricks should be taught a little lesson in regard to what the American flag means JAPAN’B DOUBLE DISASTER. The sinking of the vessels Kasuga and Yoshlno is a severe blow to the Japanese navy, following so closely as it does upon the sinking of the Mlyaka ' and torpedo boat 48. Japan is learn-- ing that what General Sherman said is true. Russia has already learned the lesson. What an argument this war is In favor of submitting such disputes to arbitration. like rats in a trap in sinking battle ships. thousands more killed by bui- The use Clifford is prepared to serve at short notice special dinners banquets, etc. l ACCOMMODATIONS BEST. JOSEPHL. WALZ, Prop. ALSO PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA- HACKEMO. ' TELEPHONE 393. THE - 41......”_. -- ..-. A. L. DUNCAN & CO 59 WALL 3T; ._ NEW YORK CITY. . srocrts: ' servos INVESTMENTS. ' Sound and Safe as Savings? Banks, paying better rates of in- tercity.‘ Your name on a postal will bring particulars. Do not injure your stbmaéh b giving wins, sisters, sweethearts. parents and transmit, who will as triads unhap- py and thrown iIltU want aud starva- lion by it. it in a sad t-oitttuontat'y on civilization. HARTFORD A. A HOST. I The Capital city has done itself proud in the royal entertainment giion .‘ in its gtmts. Hartford was not to' blame for the weather. so the parading I troops and veterans made the best of it and the parade was a success. :vcry moment of the time spent there by the visitors, who numbered .at least 50. 000 was passed pleasantly l and all enjoy: d being able to honor the internals oi" the hUlUit Array of the l’o [ iotniii‘. As a host. Hartford is distinctively a success. “TOUCHED” A VETERAN. Bat Thief Was Nabbed by Conductor! of Third Rail Car. HARTFORD. May 20.~£rooks were operating yesterday in this city. On the it o'clock third rail car. Conduc- tor Michael Parkinson noticed two men hanging around an old soldier who was coming in from Piainville. They Ibehaved suspiciously, bumping into the veteran several times and then tell- lug him to get out. of the way. The conductor thinking that all was not straight resolved to keep his eye on ithem. On their arrival in this city the two suspects btirried away. and shortly afterward the Grand Army man reported the loss of $20 to a policeman. The detectives. who are on duty at the Union station this week. ticcom-. panled by the conductor, started out on a hunt. Their search proving fruitless iii a short time the detect tives gave tip and i’arkingson went on alone. Down in front of Long's ho- tel his ihdttstry was rewarded by his soming face to face with one of tht, men The recognition was immedi ately mutual and the suspect Hundreds of men killed promptly and rapidly sought another same penalties ‘piace of retirement. Parkinson and another man gave these and over- itook the fugitive on Grove street. He ta5de no resistance and was turned em to Policeman Dunn. At the police station ht. said that his name was Thomas Collins When searched 820 in bills of the same de- coiuing face to face with one of the veteran were fottnti on lilttt. bosldt-s another roll. He claimed to be front iloston. but does not Ht't‘lll to know much abut that city. The vcit-raii was N. A. Tyler trf I'itiinviilc. FASHION! llcrtha anti slccvc ruffles of a bunti- tifttl Aicricon late trinr ti gown of soft blue Eoliennc. The separate waist of an allover ma- terial should he made on very simple: ines. One of thc handsomvst ladics' utn- btollns i have yet seen is brown silk on it hand-carved ebony handle. iioii gret its and vegetables that you want to have retain their green color with the lover of the kettle off. See what you can do with the left. 1 ohm pieces from your summer gowns ‘in the way of fancy stocks. This is one of the season's fashions. You will be able to find Just the para- sois you want to carry with your linen frocks if you will look about a little. That a parasol adds much to a street frock is not so generally recognized as it ought to he, Even the woman who can afford a silk lining for every gown sometimes prefers a lawn lining between her silk pettlcoat. arid the mousseiine or other sheer outside. This has been noted to be the case many times this season. Rouchings of white point d‘csprit are caught to the norsage, sleeves and skirt mine of a gown of the same with rows of black velvet ribbon. The ribbon is placed near to one edge of the ruchiugs, giving the effect of a tiny upright heading and a wider edge to fail. SHOPLIFTERS ARE FINED. NEW HAYi-‘N. May 20. ~—A line or $5 and a sententc of ten dais in jail on each of twenty four counts of shop- lifting were imposed by Judge Dow in the City Coura today on Mrs Dora Schmidt. lier adopted daughter Miss Alma K, Schmidt. charged with the same number of cottuts, recited the Mrs Schmidt is the widow of a former police sergeant. She and her daughter were arrested last Saturday in a department store. a «POT is our special offer for Saturday. meaiy, good cookers at the former 10.. VERY gotten by reason of the high price whitir you have lately been paying ATOESI: W e are in position to offer yott nice. price which you hope almost for- As it is for one day only you might as Will get it good supply of them while we guarantee the quality. Fancy Potatoes Per - Peck Per Pack 29c BELL OP BOSTON BAKED BEANS. PER CAN ........................ 2 cans fancy Alaska Salmon. 3 cans solid packed Tomatoes, 1i carts fancy Peas, 3 tans Meadow Brook Milk 3 cans Campbell's Assorted Soup. 25c :l tans String Beans 25c ......._-.‘. ..__ _._.-..._....._-__ .. .--. Give us a trial. 250 25c ‘ 250 '_ 250 ’ Y on will touviittc .3 lbs. large meaty Prunes, 25c ’ lbs. Evaporated Pouches, Line 2 lbs. (lrahatn Crackers. 25c 2 pkgs. Raisins, seeded, 25c 5 lbs. Salt Mackerel. 25c :l pkgs, Mince Meat, 25c yourself the quality of goods we sell. JOSELOFF’S 72 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Telephone Call 138-5. TELEPHONE 322~4. ALTH coon THINGS“ TO Ell r. the use of cheap goods.’ Get the best, which is pure and health WE STRIVE. To sell the best goods the narket affords at reasonable prices. YOU CAN GET .. THE BEST ASPARAGUS WAX BEANS, LETTUCE. TOMATOES. CUCUMBERS. NEW POTATOES. PIE PLANT STRAWBERRIES. SPINACH ETC. LEADING GROCFR Everybody buy. their BUTTER IICT LEAN SALT PORK, (EXTRA 55 West Washington Street. here. it must be good. SPECIAL). PER. LB. , DELICIOUS COFFEES. TEAS. BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE. ORANGES, BANANAS. t. NOT HOW CHEAP. BUT HOW GOOD. haries E. Seymour South Norwalk. Surprise—s— tor the Remnants. Our usual big InducomeMs for tomorrow. Some of these snappy bar gaina should bring you here. And dOn't 1argat that we guarantee everything we sailr Better let us serve yOu. be tin tamer-row. y. ‘mf: van 5551' ELOIN CREAMER v curves, A POUND .: .................... . ....................... 23c. ............................... l l in our basement. May Kitchen Furnishing ' and Household Utensils Sale Also Crockery and Glass .Ware The opporluuilu thrt is seldom given. at this season in particular. to purchase uour Household Necessities at a Smart Reduction Our department has been altered. improved. making shopping a pleasure. We have the Most lixtensive Line of These Goods to be found. Evert) good article that is known to the Housekeeper will be tound attractivlu priced We have canvassed the department and store- room and find that we will now offer the greatest and best assortment at Price Concessions that will make a visit and purchase irresislable. STORE places these values on sale 5a turday and will continue them one Week nu: BOSTON ;i’ m‘m it a firm-ov- Salsas-mare 4 Piece Table Set, regular price 39H“. . 50. Sale 3c. Round Glass Olive Dish with handle. liegulnr price 100 at 5c. (lines Water Bottle. value 160. Sale 7c. 2 Quart Water Pitcher, regular price 25c for 19c. . Vinegar Writs. regular 15c. Sale We. Stand Glass (ake Dish, value its: at 10:: Large Berry Dish. regular price Mr at Sr. imitation Cut (lines Tunrhier at lie. I _-....——a-.——— —— Crockerg Decorated Pint Bowls at. Go. White Gnvr Boat. regular lilo at 10c. Fruit Saucers at 30. Plain White Cup and Saucer, regular lie at 5c. Decorated Soup like at 70. Decorated Fruit Saucers, regu- lar 5c at 3c. 112 Piece Dinner Set. decorated. filled in pattern. gold lined and gold sprayed, regular $13.00. Sale $9.98. Pink Green or Purple. 100 piece set. regular price $14.00. Sale $11.49. 100 Piece Set, $11.00. Sale 88.75. 56 Piece Decorated Tea Sets, regular price 53.93-52.98. 10 Piece Decorated Toilet Set, regular price $3.00. Sale $2.25. China Salad Dish. decorated. gold lined. regular 50c at 35c. Fancy Decorated Cake or Fruit Plates, regular price 15c at. 7c. Decorated Oat Meals. value 15c at 8c. Decorated barns and Globe. reg- ular price 81. 50 at 750. Glass Lamp complete regular 35c. at 25c. Plate, regular regular price VERY ass‘r aésozo uterus, (th f . 3.5. . 3 POUNDS ARMOUR'O PURE LEAF A BIG SUPPLY OF NEW POTA your so never mind as. “.;.+ SCAN. CROWN ASTER BRAND MILK FOR ....... . roughly cleaned), PKG. ‘- ..................... Equal to the beat in the world. LARD FOR TOEI AT-COST TOMORROW. GOOD ADVICE. 25c. .'. . .‘olfl- .............................. ............................. Watch this space for it always contains the beat of everything forth: table. and at prices that are right for The New York Grocery Co Struts 35 and 37 Main Street, Norwaii price 1255c my. ‘Vfi Glass lierry Dish. regular price LADIES' SQUARE NECK VEST. the "Run of the Mill." bought them for firsts to sell at 12% 6. found some slight imper- fections, made a kick, and got a rebate, you get the rebate now Outing Hats. We are to recast sins. Sin-mare 6 Quart Sauce Pan. regular title for 150. ti Quart Milk Pan. regular 9c at 6c. Flour Sifter, regular price 25c. Sflill lilt'. 1 Quart Milk Can. regular price 10c. Sale 7c. 5 Gal. Oil Can, galvanized iron, regular price 69c. Sale 550. Round Wash Boiler. price 39c. Sale 250. No. 8 Copper Bottom Wash Boil- er. regular price $1.25 at 950. Oil Stove Tea Kettle, regular price 150. Sale We. Nickle Tea Kettle, regular price 35k. Sale 29c. Nickle Cuspadors regular 25c. Sale 19c. regular Snamttniave 10 Quart Water Pall, 49c. Sale 39c. regular Enamel Deep Pie Plates, regu~ lar 150. Saie12c. Double Boiler,» 59c. Sale 45c. regular price 2 Quart Coffee Pot, regular price 35c. Sale 29c. Boa knots what use have uttered past mocks. :: Quart Tea Pot, regular price 35c. Sale 29c. wan—3 regular Large Mixing Spoon, price 10c. Saie 7c. 2 Quart Sauce Pan. regular price 29c. Sale 210. Wash Basin, regular price 19c, Sale 14c. Wooden-inert. Curtain Stretcher the Vsag”, regular price St. 25. 95c. Wash Board. regular price 35c. Sale 25c. Any size Chair Seats at 5c. Mop Handle. Sale price To. Clothes ernger "The Rival" warranted for a year, regular price 32. 25. Sale 81. 75. Wooden Rolling Pins regular price 10c. Sale 8c Wooden Spoons at 2c. Sad Iron Handles, regular price 10c. Sale 6c. "Never- Sale Saint den and Mention "7. ‘. 1% Exceptiond Bar ne'rns- than Bags 5mm; Ohio is equal to and. Better in some instances. We at 6!: LADIES‘ FANCY DROP 8Ti‘l’CH, CLOCK WORK HOSE. Hermsdorf Black, reguar 50c, Saturday and Monday. - 35c WILLIMANTIC COTTON. white or black, regular 5c quality. this sale, . 3c SPOOL. 5 INCH LOUIBINE RIBBON, all the newest shades regular price 39c, sale. 25c YD. 500 DRAGON THREAD, black or white. any number, during this sale 3: SPOOL. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, value 10c, Saturday and Monday. 5: MENNEN'S TALCUM POWDER, 13 c, two for 25¢ YARD WIDE PERCALES, best quality, all new styles, regular Sat-iiiotofl‘iovers. vuaeuptomne. iues up to 25c, 81. 50, sale, v" LAoDIIS' 46 iNCH FIGURED DRESS SWISS. advertised by a leading New York house as a 75:: cloth a good assorament for Saturday, at FIGURED MERCERIZED SATEEN DRESS 00008, all new vs- 36 INCH HALF CURTAINS, SWISS, 10c value. BAGDAD COUCH COVERS. value $1.69, BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS. Value 1255c 03., WHITE WAISTS of imported Madras, regular prices. 52. 00 and 82. 50. sale. WHITE AND FANCY MADRAB WAIS‘I’S. regular 3i 25 WALKING SKIRTS (new models) of fancy tweed-s light weight for summer wear regular 55 00 for NEW COATS, black and tan covert, regular Jrice Screens and Doors Screen Doors. hard wood, black v'ire. regular price $1.25. Sale 98c. Screen Doors, 81.00, Sale 75c. Window Screen 24 in., high, opens, in width 22 to 32. regular 25c.Sniel'1r Sins“ \ltensds tor Kitchen. etc. Soap Shakers, regular price 7c. Sale 5c. Wire Skimmers, long handles, regular price 7c. Sale. to. Wire Soap Dish, regular price 10c. Sale in Large Grater. regular price So Sale 3c. lves Family Soap. regular price 4(!_ Sale ‘9 for 25c. Hustler Laundry Soap. 15 bars 250. . "Silixo" best scouring soap, reg- gultrr price 4c, two cakes 5c. Dixon's Stove Polish, regular _ price So. Sale 2 for 50. “itislng Sun" Stove Polish, regu. lar price So. Sale 3c. ' ~ Pin Bottles Ammonia, 3 for 10¢. 1000 Sheet Franklin Toilet Pa- per. value lOc. Sale 60. it, Don. Steel Knives and Forks, regular price 75c. Sale 50c. Pat-lug Knives, regular price 5c. Sale 3c. Store Brush. regular 10c. 7c. 2 Burner Blue Flame Oil Stove $5.00. 1 Burner Wick Stove, regular 50c. Sale 39c. regular price Sale R\nn\\nntn Ware To further introduce this Kins of Utensils we will offer a (10 per cent.) Ten Per Cent. reduction on alll Aluminum ware during this as e. Mailings (50y Fifty rolls Japanese mat- - tings, all new, the best pattern. regular price 25c. Sale 19c. ,17c, use ,' 71/2: vp. 51.25 as EA.- ali the latest models. also" and . 95c , ms n. 5". -uu
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