,3, LOOK
for fit: stamp on
GEORGE E. man's SHOES.
We lube the exclusive sale
In
Norwslk and South Norwalt.
F. D. LYON (IE. CO.
90 Washington Street.
So. Noriega.
. that am thorium and
9 per thousand. Contagious
to nine per thousand. affecting
In equal proportions dysentery and ty-
phus and introducing scurvy and small-
pox, of which there were three cases.
and bringing up the plague in seven
Twenty-two cases of horse and
cattle plague were also reported. ‘
TO PREVENT FUTURE FLOODS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July l2.~—'l‘liis
year's recurrence of disastrous floods
In the Kaw valley has brought the two
cities. Kansas City, Mo.. and Kansas
City, Kansas, face to face with the VI-
tal importance of providing a practical
plan for the betterment of the situa-
tion here. The Council of Kansas City.
di h b if flI fl
blunts.s..:':..i:r.:;s::.2 .i Battleships
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nus *forevsr one of the objects that
m and would awaken an interest
'~quiohen the spirit of freedom
d» dependence and liberty such as
s object, purpose and design of
the influence by direct teaching
the spirit that animated the patrl
. The time is however
ripe‘lor's well donned and planned edu‘
._ of our citizens.
WM’werealse that nearly one
'of our 0 issue were born as
rlunents where liberty is no
land 'n servile obedience rcpug
”Ired‘we‘csn but see and feel we
_ live! teohlng a liberty that ii-
license. meeting and destroyinr
shootout that breeds anarchistic
inllstic principles at home. i am ,3, drawing them together.
to be among those who by their
to an ancestry of patriots fee‘
ty'nnd‘ are meeting it.
6 the women of the iandare
porting, encouraging. cheer-
,vlug material aid and bless-
, . sweethearts d d more thar
m o"; “r one thing to develop and m, in the port.
‘ en the spirit of liberty and en
' the patriots in their resolution
. , field. The expressed wlsl
it: Hate that he regretted "that
. *‘made his name famous and
fill an inspiration that thrilled bu we“ "00p,"
at: and is hearing its fruit to‘
‘ " ave no doubt that many a
"Melted that she did not have
"s to [assist in her country's
“last words at parting that
" be! they were lighting for
' What was trut
mothers. wives, daughters, sis-
, Ite'otheal‘tl‘ then is true to
‘ . little for existence and l
i to ithe‘Daughters of the
' Hill Revolution.
don .this occasion is an evi-
’ the benefit
the mind historic
,government whose declare
principles that all men are
‘ latrengtheuing.
em
' his ~thrilling events here commem
should inspire exalted patriot
‘ childhood, I many times sat
' ’, nee of Oncsimus, the being he Liao River.
his favorite chain—now be
I listened entranced to the
is, having first discovered
toes. gliding up the harbor
eating a landing near where he
* eating salt hay!-—0f his
'H the fleet Comatock colt and
ind rally the “minute men’
his defence—of the resound
.‘from the 'old Congregational
It ringing out its notes o‘
all. the surrounding hills
From the living llpr
. y mistress, I many times
{story of her seeing from
‘f’fiiili, the lurid flames rising the engagement at Hot Yen.
" Around the gsneral's tent were many
)flicers of the Guards, the pride of St.
’etersburg. To see them as weather-
)calen as the coesack oiilcers no one
‘ould scarcely believe them to be the
lashing Guardsmen of the Russian cap-
tai. They have become hardened
lghters, for hardly a day passes with-
iut collisions between 'the advance
posts of the eastern army and the
lapaneee. The whole army is anxious
;0 fight General Kuroltl. whose head-
iuarters are at Vaadispudse, and
, whose men are entrenched on the oth-
thatb Godwrougbt?” 3r side of the river. The burning
oration is, who willbe the iirst to
cross the dread valley of the Llanlt
ng patriot homes. .
homesaved before entire
became some titty years
residences“ birthplace oi
,r lustiiying my deep per
in this historic comment
in numbers. but great of
trenuously loving God
The heroic women,
andyrayed for liner.
'3": sin of 125 years what
, bly beautiful town;
allies; populous with
fidustry; its hillsides river.
all with elegant, nap
ts, lined with tho
churches; all the
. of modern inven-
a wires give sweet
, and near friends:
lee. autos. clog an-
8m rolls
trains ghost our
5i Isfiledlcaied
vtéoafltlnuodfrom Sixth Page).
ments are closed.
establish
ie.
Mo. has passed a resolution providing
that a joint conference of the oIIIoIals
of the two cities and the two states he
held at once with a view of providing
laws which will protect this district
from the ravages of floods.
sense of the resolution that the pro-I
posed laws should be broad enough to.
cover the issue and sale of bonds. it,
necessary, to secure the need;d pzo-
At the conclusion of the cermonies.
the governor shook hands with many.
In Aciiun
assume the offensive. In the mean-
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80 WABHINGTON STREET,
ecuth Nor-walk, Conn.
TRISTRAM&HYATT ‘
Ladies’
while he will have to light roar guard
actions, perhaps giving up important
positions, like New Chwang, which are
of vastly more consequence than Kai-
.. canton. We of today are still Chou." '
S'l‘. PE’i‘ERBBURG. July 12. 1:05 p.
m.—'l‘hls is the festival of St. Peter
and St. Paul, one of the greatest hell—
days of inc year. All business is sus-
W‘l‘mwe that shall reach ”I pended and the government depart-
AUTOMOBILE I
INSURANCE.
LABOR BUREAU OFFICIALS.
CONCORD. N. H., July 12,—The 20th
annual convention of the Association
of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statis-
tics of America opened at the Senate
Chamber at the State House today, the
president, Hon. Carroll D. Wright. or
Washington, 1). (1.. In the chair.
dresses of welcome were given by May-
The papers here are again exploiting or Charles R. Corning and Governor N.
the prospects of an Anglo~Russiun un-
derstanding, the Novostl declaring the
‘ idea is no longer Utopian. butv holds
the true lllll‘lt 0‘ 1!"!an ‘5 out advantages to both countries.
which are recognized more and more
every day, a remarkable feature being
that the war. which one would think
would have driven them apart, is real-
erght made response.
dress of the day was given by Presl‘
dent William J. Tucker, of Dartmouth
LECTURE lN FAIRFIELD.
Prof. Brittln, stale entomologist. who
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LAYTON.
R. R. Ava. South Norwalk.
Telephone 35-2.
is one of the professors at the Connec-
ticut Agricultural college at Storrs,
will lecture at 8 o'clock this evening
under the auspices of the Village lin-
provement Society of Fulrllcld.
be delivered in Library
IIuII, Fairticld. and will be free.
shubject will be Entomology and every
one interested is invited to be pros-
NEW CHWANG, July 11. noon.—~
Chinese coming in from the country
Today report the Russians everywhere retlr.
Eng before the Japanese. who are soon
expected here. Active preparations are
being made for defense at 'l‘a Tobe
ork. The wives mothers 818- Klno. Business at this city, despite
the situation, is brisk, and many ships
TIEN TSiN, July 12,—Lloyd's agent
st New waang telegraphlng under
em and to stay their sufler late of July 11. says: “General Oku
ias occupied Kai Chou without resist-
tnce, General Stakelberg retiring on
at. one life to BIVe I0? 1‘“ l‘a Tclio Kioo. i do not expect trou-
ble either with the Russian or the Jap.
DEPOSITS UNCHANGED.
HARTFORD. July l2-Suvlngs banks
in the state have returned lists of de-
positors who have deposits remaining
unchanged for twenty yours as fol-
Fnirfleld County Savings Bank,
Norwalk. 17, with deposits of $2,520.89,
the largest of which Is James L. Slier~
wood with $1,042.45.
Round, July 12.——At the Japanese le-
ratlon here it was learned today that
.here is no truth in the report pub-
: ished in the United States that Japan
and protested to ltaly against the
;.ransferring of Signor .Melegarl, the
,ltalian minister at Tokio. to St. Peters-
‘ )urg, owing to his pro—Japanese atti-
.ude. 0n the contrary. the ltallan gov-
irnment consulted on the subject with
he government at 'l‘okio, which replied
but it had no objection to the transfer
. if Signor Melegarl to the Russian cap-
interes: tal. The Japanese legatlon officials
iere added that there was no truth in
bring :he further report that the Japanese
eventr nlnister at Rome would be withdrawn.
S'l‘. PETERSBURC. July 12.——’l‘lic
torporatlon treaty between the United
listen and Russia, negotiated by Am.
.‘ thflt they. are endowed lassudor McCormick. was formally pro-
, with certain inalien nulgated today. The corporatioh
. a, that Emong these are life.
it the pursuit of happiness. is
been”and' ever will be elevating
The spirit of 7(
CohneCticut was so universal thatt
CAPTAIN DOCKERY DEAD.
LAWRENCE. Kaila, July l2.-——W. P.
Dockrayr’who during the Civil War,
was captain 'of the gunboat l)esota..of
the Atlantic blocknding squadron, is
dead at his home here, aged Bil years.
SLEEP FOR THE
6 D
YOUNG AND
A four-year-old requires 12 hours;
one of 7 years. ll hours: ol 12 years.
10 hours. and of 16 or 18, 9 hours. Af-
ler that 7 or 8 hours is suillcieut until
after til): then the hours should lie iii-
crcused gradually with each decade, till
the man or woman of 80 requires as
much sleep as a. child of 10. And it
should be remembered that the mosili
liealith giving beauty making time is
[THE so‘u‘r‘H NORWALK sav-
CHAS. E. SCOFIELD. OF NORWALK,
.reaty provides that American and
Russian corporations may sue in the
outfits of both Russia and the United
liates. Previous to the promulgation
‘ if the treaty. American concerns could
to sued in Russia, but could not bring
, Sand 45 years of age were In cult in that country.
barrio and I sincerely hope that the
'. fipirit of love for right will at
lib Itsgulding star.
. DILA. Homer Bylngtou. United
tenement to Naples, Italy. spoke
orWaikin 1779 and Norwalk oi
r. Bylngton said:
to of the D. A. R.—Ladies and
SWOBEFISHI
Fresh Blue Fish 10c
Porgles,4lbs,for .........
Flakes and Flat Flsli . .. .. ..
Buck shad. from 1pc to 25¢ each.
Fresh Mackerel 20c and 25¢ each.
Weak Fish
Gentlcmcnr—l lake pleasure in rec-
ommending Dr. Dick's Medicine for
Rheumatism and Malaria. It has, to
my knowledge. cured scores of cases.
i am safe to say it will cure when oth-
er medicines fail,
HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL
KELLER, NiUT-KIAY, eleven miles
vest oi Linn—Dian-Sian. July 12.~The
ipposing armies are grimly facing each
ither on the heights across the blank
‘lver, ready to engage in a death grap-
'l‘be Llank crosses the main Liao~
Yang-Feng Chang road. twenty-eight
.'
WHAT'S A PENNY
ANYWAYI
-——~.-
Just so long as you live you will
need money. The longer you live
the more you will need.
Better save something now
while you are young and active.
1......—
A PENNY SAVED IS TWICE
.EARNED.
———_.
ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY;
raw CAN SAVE 11‘. BE one.
(is THE new.
——-—- i
.INCnB BANK.
Unitsg Bank Building.
‘
WRITES:
Very truly,
CHAS. C. SCOFIEIID,
.35 Chestnut Street.
nlles east of Line Yang. flows north
ate the Tat ’I‘ze River, which passes
hrough ,Llao Yang, and empties into
White Halibut .
Steak Cod 10c
Black Fish
Native eels and other kinds of fresh
fish sollng at reasonable prices.
carton—cams.
Rut End of Washington Btrest Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
meson“ LINE
u... ....... u...-
The correspondent of The Associated
c’resa, who arrived here after a thirty-
ive mile ride from Siao Lindjl, saw
ong lines of infantry and transport
rains winding through the mountains.
it Lian Dian Stan. a lookout, station-
id in a tree top, pointed out the way to
the “Bridge" to arouse the tencral txeller’s headquarters, near
’ \ilut ...sy. There the Russian eastern
trmy was found. hidden in the hills.
in a plain tent, the correspondent saw
'ieneral Keller, living like a simple
:oldier, his staff being quartered in a
mtivo hut nearby. The general lack-
ed cheerful, and was bronsed by ex-
am from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry
Superior Accommodations at Lowest
Rates for all classesrof passengers.
For Rates. Books of information for
Apply to HENDERSON choruses.
General Agents. 17 and 19 Broad.
5 Railroad“ Place, south Norwslk.
UnltedStates Mall Steamshlps
passengers and New illustrated
Book of Tours.
way, New York,
JACOB M. LAYTON.
lOSurB. He talked enthusiastically of Jenn!” anVRIVIfi
St. Louis Bxpisiiion
com AND eiLvsn Purina.
New England Basilio Rotors.
‘Hsve no superior. Can shew them .
July 18, August 1, 16, 29, September
12, 26, October 10th and 24th.
This rate reduced if meals and
sleepers on route not desired.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 5 day trips,
$23.00. July 25th August 8, 22.
SARATOGA sphmos. 4 or it day
tripli $12.50 and 815.50. July .1Bth,
25th, August 1, s. is, 22, 29. Septem-
bsr 61h. , ~
' AUSABLE CHASM ,6 day trips.
$26.00. July 18th, 26th, August 1, 8,
15, 22, 29th, September‘bth. ~
BLOCK iSLAND, S'day tripl. $8.50
or 310.5% July 16, 23, 30, August 6.
is, so and arts. ,
BOSTONAND NEW YORK. 4 tiny
trips, ”1.50 from New Haven. July
25th, August 22d ‘
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Manh-
‘lne Work Collated.
IHE G. N. MCKBBIN
» M'F’G CO.
5| WATER OT.
1.le YANG, July 12% box full of
lapaness proclamations, offering in~
lucements to Russian soldiers, who
surrender. has been brought here from
1‘s Tobe Kiao. Many of them were
'lclttmfl among General Mistcheaho’s
men.
’ The heat is frightful, thermometers
wintering 104 degrees in the shade.
8T. PETERBBURG;;July 12. 1:50 p.
sir-An edict-l statement ,of the num-
ber-of sick and wounded belonging to
the Manchurian army shows a great
increase in sickness after a few days'
80. NORWALK.
m-———_._....
. Excursions to Villey drove
and Huntington
. cram-n HUNTINGTON
. cam-gins a. round.
. Leave Huntington tor Norwuh More
day: and Fridays at 6:45 a. m. and
. Inventor's“: for Huntington on"
goodly: and Fridays at 835 a. m. and
attain. _
EmilIgION TICKETS .......... 60s
”I .h‘iéigag‘tI-fl'lho!
ass: single Fare, 26o.
acci- summer
10th. Minimum and-'23rd. ». . . ,
.NOVA'WOTIA, to day tour. $58.00
from, Newt-lavas. August zeth.‘ ,
MONTREAL AND QUESEC. ‘I day
tours, Wyn-om- New Haven; : July?
53:. uplist “mp-Bamako» I. and
: Termites» England Tourist“ and tie-
tress sail en. ti. walrus, Depot Gilles.
fore the minute June 26, the total
was unsure. 71,-and men, 39 per thou—
ssn .,of,whom wounded onions-a num-
bered so. and mlpertbousaad: sofa
"flush is!
ill Day Trips
$76.00
ram New Haven. . Jilly
“m-
4.
Misses’ «and Children’s
BATHING ' SUITS
OUR ENTIRE NEW LINE OF LADIES', MIGBES' AND CHIDREN'B BATHINO SUITS ARE NOW ON
SALE. NO BETTER VALUES WERE EVER OFFERED AT THE PRICES WE QUOTE. THERE SUITS ARE
ALL FRESH FROM ONE OF THE BE 8T MANUFACTURERS. THEY ARE MADE OF GOOD MATERIAL AND
IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES.
LADIEB' SUITS IN BLAC K AND BLUE BRILLIANTINE TRIM MED WITH WHITE BRAID—
ALL SIZES—PRICE $2.25.
LADIES' SUITS IN NAVY OR BLACK BRILLIANTINEJ‘
WIDE WHITE SAILOR COLLAR AND FOUR IN-HAND TIE, PRI
EXTRA FINE IRILLIAN TINE SUITS IN NAVY AND BLACK WIDE WHITE SAILOR COL-
LAR AND TIE, PRICE $4.00.
MICSES' SUITS IN NAVY AND
“.98 AND $2.76.
CHILDREN'S ONE PIECE JERSEY SUITS, 4T0 8 YEARS, PRICE 50c TC 31.00.
Housefumishina Department.
HOT WEATHER SPECIALS IN OUR HOUBEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
2 quart White Mountain Freezers 22.25 ' . Ice Cream Scoops.
3 quart White Mountain Freezers $2.49
4 quart White Mountain Freezers $2.75
8 quart White Mountain Freezers $3.60
8 quart White MOuntain Freezers $4.25
COAL IS EXPENSIVE.
Good coal is a necessary
expense. but poor coal
is an’ extravagance.
Oar coal is freshly min-
thoroughly
honestly sold. accurately
Weighed. promptly o'e-
lz'oercd. That tells the
whale story.
T hose are the days when,
much coal buying is be-
ing done. by people of
“Do it now. "
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
” in... cm...
There is as much dillerence between
good coal and bad coal as there is be-
tween bad butter and good butter, You
know how bad bad coal can be.
but you will never know how good
good coal is until you TRY THE LE.
HIGH-WILKEBBARRE COAL WE
iT's CLEAR AND BRIGHT,
36 PER TON. N0. 2 NUT $4.75. For
a limited time we have RED ABH
COAL AT W. We charge nothing to
carry it into your home.
TELEPHONES.
South Norwalk office 154-5.
. Yard office 97-6. '
B. HERSHHIIII 8i SIN,
s. uoawau: sun so. NORWALK.
Glover’s the Place
' The Foot
is very, sensitive and to prevent
its becoming tender must be care-
fully‘shod—snugly, but not tight-
ly. '
The Perfecta
. is especially attractive in appear- .
CAT‘MIILL' MOUNTAINS. 8 day me, “(I tho‘many “dial“, “III
p" M city wheat-e wearing title‘shoe
tell us repea‘tediy’that it hostile
proper snugapsato be .oomgprt- ,
43. 93s
«In: {All
RIMMED WITH BRAID, WITH
CE $2.98.
BLACK BRILLIANTINE, BIZ ES 10, 12, 14 AND 18 YEARS,
1 qt. Brick Molds,
Milton Molds,
Fancy ice Cream Dishes,
Fancy Thin Glass Tumblers 50c dog.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NOrwaIk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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newcomers
Shirt Waist Sulfa. made of white and
colored lawns from 3198‘ to $10
Taffeta Silk Dresses, black. blue and
White Lawn. Warm from 75a to $3.50
Men's 2 placed Outing Sulfa 5298-31038
Come In and look at the Newest. Style: in
Lsdles’ Sailors. called the dreamland.
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