"nuam‘.w~'
mo acacia
Isis» mi mm.
IDAY. jULY as. 1904.
Milli“. 101‘ Tom.
High tide. 8:15 a. m.; 8 :27 p. m.
Sun rim, 4248; sets. 7 :24.
Emma IINTINIL TILIPHONI
' carts
“-1I—ltiltar’a Residence.
' M -Iualrisss Office.
‘ I! «would Room. .
«- -Iransii Olllss, Namath. g
“Tallinn la the great slave country of
the world. or a population of 400000.-
at _.,000‘,thera are slaves to the number of
m‘lll.000.000. Every family of means
, heaps Its girl slaves, and a man's po-
sition is usually gauged by the num-
. berjhe keeps. At any age from three
‘to fifteen girls are sold; eight being
the'age at which most change hands.
,The girls are supposed to do house-
work, it being cheaper to hiiy than to
hire. Bl'ave's vary in price; 310' is
about the average, but much depends
on the girl's appearance. A good
looking girl will fetch 820 or even 840.
H!
. The Iathmlan Canal Commission wil.
‘ . shortlyjdvartise for bids for 100,000
, yards of wire netting with which it.
' screen the buildings along the line of
. the canal. it is proposed by this dc-
vice to protect the otilcials and em‘
;-‘ A a ployees from mosquitoes whose bite.
‘ conveys the germ of yellow fever. it is
said that this is probably the largest
single ordeafor nettingtever‘ placed. An
in the Paniifll‘h climate the ordinary
‘wire netting does not last more than
mix months, this netting will probably
h mode of galvanized steel, brass oi
copper wire in order to withstand the
’ climate.
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FASHIONS.
, How; you noticed that. the puffs that
. » decorate some summer gowns its very
close and list? it is the shirring that
is desired and not the bouffant effect
f’whicb loose puffs would give. .
A yoke and cuffs of a dead-white thin
mtteflal on a black gown of equally
thin goods made a contrast too strik-
ing to be pleasing. These white touch-
' “were evidently detachable.
.The followers of the bare-headed fnd
“increase faster in number than those
, not any other. Hundreds are added each
m-filay and those who do not quite dare
.9 go without their hats altogether car-
at” them in their hands.
ad If you want a dress material which
,II he dressy enough btit not too
I tab so to wear any for dinner down
Wilts or at some'of the veranda affairs
mt‘o‘ch are so popular at this season,
“i"? awhite pongee. It will iiot‘fuii
. a lease. ,,.- t. ' »
_velvet ~thins a contend-skirt
taffetii that is striped
a: ‘ There are polls of mons-
' saline de sole, for undersleeves.
The French chaliics make up neatly
purchased now at a considerable reduc-
tion. “ 3 ~
. Paris is talking black-broadcloth ni-
though to .us it..sounds unseasonable.
Black touches are among the smartest
for the automobile rig of brown or
dust colored material; This combina~
n is also good for traveling tan mo-
ali' beingpnepf the best possible fab-
rlch for the gown.
“Capes and mantles are taking
place of, the boss aq‘ long worn:
if you have the time to make it up.
live cents *a yard will buy some very
neat cuisine dress materialsmow. 0t
" . f ‘ ‘Id not" pay to, hire a
reabmaker to make up such a fabric
or van spend: a great deal of time on
it. yourself.
the
he ‘surpllce waist its intended for
lhe‘glrl of'slender proportions.
”bayou want a pretty morning gown
Gilt a pale blue linen, blue is always
(and cool looking), make a neat.
a) tied skirt‘and wear with it a
l w shirtwaist. if you should
"on and gate town with change.
material. -. . These
‘ Ill
tweets its open as possible.
mistaken off a few days ago.
the tree is. so. decayed that this
t that it should he removed.
N ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
“ ORK. July 22,—Arrlved: Bui~
' ' ‘ " ITY. Machine hospital'liere by an Assn-able ._ ,.accepted, ‘1 ‘ serve as the I cakes Duane-leap ..,.'......28c
4‘“ 92" °' g. > . " anneal. miyi‘. an..mnsqnsiit. These u- 4 lbs Glnwor staunch E also
31' ,, . , 3i " 4 ., pl, ., who- was. recon ._ fhaya‘vhasnfioinewhat informal. slum at... Labels-twp. tugboat... ti ’
' ‘ BONDS. nded while reconstruct-lag sispaa-hndarebeiag deacriheilas hints. but 3, , Walter '- M . gm Zia
If:
as shirtwiiist suits, and they can be
i
:2 1' .~ f.‘ ‘ >
\ ' . -:./\‘;/
The Soap of Quality - J
and Perfection ls
® ¥
Sunlight
The most delicate fabrics can be washed
with Sunlight Soup. and if washed in
the "Sunlight way" you will marvel at
the results. Sunlight is absolute soap
purity and hence does not inlure amy—
thing. no matter how delicate.
sex can uuuaoav" auapl OUNLIOHI
-Meat Is High-
Why not try a sugar cured lean ah oultter when you can buy them here at
a very low price we have secured a If cab lot just from the smoke house. the
average size about 5 or 6 lbs and will offer them:
sum cussn SHOULDERS. PER LB .9 1-2 crr.
... .~u.-~.«_.__
.JUST GIVE A GLIMPSE AT OUR OTHER SPECIALS.
ARMOUR'8 “VERIBEST” C. BEEF, CAN .......................... 23c.
ARMOUR‘S "VERIBEST" C. BEEF. SMALL SIZE .................. 13c.
ARMOUR'SY‘VERIBEST” ROAST. S MALL SIZE .................... 13c.
ARMOUR'S “VERIBE'ST” ROAST BEEF. LARGE. .................... 23c.
ARMOUR'S “VERIBEBT” VEAL LOA F. CAN ........................ 10¢.
ARMOUR'S “VERIBEST” HAM ROLL .............................. iOe.
A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES AT LOW PRICES.
JOSEL orr's
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Cali 338-5. \
R w... rightful-Ilium
(Continued from b‘lrst Page.)
ILV
l General Ileiintukampff’ paid the
,liiglicst tribute ,tn the _9Ilglll(~ei‘ili8
xskill of the Japanese. Their fortifica-
llliiiii,«lli‘ said, are marvels of coni-
pieicuessfiaiid lire WcII-construcmi,
located and inasketh‘a'z'ah'rly ‘ircciy title
a more favorable position in the for-
ward movement of the main army.
t. like the skirt you could
' fish touch is to run strapspver
,anideril from the waist of, the;
suspender.
seem to be gaining in popularl-
aw summonses—on has a...
so .tojrremove the old Franklin .
the corner of Church and Chapel
which is posted along the Motion, Luk-
lio and Tapas passes. with a front ten
miles to the south of the claimants-
lilac Yang road. The advantage of the
delay consits in the possibilities affordv
ed of endangering our communications
north of Line Yang and the flanking
of bloat-General Count lieller's army
in the north."
Regarding the now advantage gained
by the Japanese still further north of
the. Sainiatzsawldzio Yang road,’ the-
nrmy organ considers that the Japan—
ese operations there and the auperior~
ity of their forces at Molten Pass. as
shown in the engagement of July 17.
prove that there llaVe been great
changes in the numerical composition
of,ti‘he Japanese forces, and adds:
“Undoubtedly the newly formed rc-
serlle units have been sent from Japan
totstrengthen the armies, and some of
the Japanese forces are being brought.
‘n‘orth from Sin Yen. it. is not. .imprmg
bable that the Japanese intend to make
an attempt to occupy Licuteiiunt- (icii-
. and Count: Keller's position at Zaiizc
Pass, which would render it llllit‘ll‘
more difficult for. him to take~tlie.oi-i
fensive. lint it is scarcely probable
that the Japanese intend ‘Witil this col~
'uliln'10 advance upon Lino Yiing or
‘ Mtikden. Such a move would‘be ex-
tremely dangerous without a previous
victory on the Line Yang highrroadn
and would call for the development of‘
very large forces, for which the gai—
matsIa-Liao Yang road is consults-i
n » . . ..
i
titld telephones connected with lIlt‘Il
batteries and have excellent. maps.
many of which have been Captured, on
which ranges are marked,
"'l‘he Japanese is a cunning and dan-
gerous toe,“ said General itenneii
iiiinipil', ‘Thut he is not awful. lie is r.
. love to system, lacking the necessary
lush and. willingness to tulle chances
that would make him a most foruiida
Ho Itit‘.",‘ '
:NEW QIIWANG, .Iuly leQuite an
excitement has [well created here by
me report that the Japanese are ad»
viincing in this direction, and are at
Ten Ping Shun. which is twelve miles
distant, Yesterday heavy tiring was
heard here for a short time not far
away, There are few Russian troops
now in this place. Nothing has yet
itvn heard from the steamer Nipsnng
and the belief grows that she hm.
struck a mine.
IlOMiiAY, .luIy 22.~—P. C. Ronda-
nmslty, first secretary of the Russian
location at I'ekin. has committed suir
cide. on ii railway trniii bctwecn Mud
ms and Calcutta.
S'l‘. Plu'l‘ldltSBUlttl, July 22.——'l‘iic
titticial Messenger this morning prints
the following special despntcii from
i.iao_ lung. under date of Jilly 20:
."(lur left bank yesterday withstood
a powerful onslaught of the enemy.
liclufhrcements'were sent otit.
"The Caucasian Mountain
lci‘t Lino Yang. this morning."
The above evidently refers to the
Japanese advance reported by The As-
sociated Press from To ’l‘clie Kiao yes-
Brigade
The dead this
I steamers. unless the government gives ‘
' ‘ «milliliter-eating interview had with government a eel-tat
" ' CONS'I‘ANTINOPLE. July 22.—'l‘iie icrday, on the northern Snimatsza-Liao
passageI of the Russian volunteer fleet Yang road. .
steamers Smolensk and St.-Petersburg; if the advance on Mukden is contin-
through the ‘Dardanelles. under a com-' uing. lieavy'ilghting is‘ imminent, and
‘me'rclal flag and their subsequentl :1 general battle may be precipitated.
hoisting of the naval flag is considered SnoAS'l‘OPOL, July iii—Captain
here to be a violation Of international tiiotoif, commander of a torpedo boat
law. "11le11! the vessels "3M9 ‘0 be! destroyer; anchored In the roadstead
regarded as 91’3“"- It Is thought that here, jumped overboard during a storm
,(lreatBritaln will avail herself of the today, to save a man whose boat had
presence of her Mediterranean fleet‘ to been swamped. Giotoff succeeded m
emphasise her protest BENIN the W; bringing the man to the side of the
“0." 01 “‘9 volunteers “9.?" steamers I“ destroyer, and he was taken aboard.
the M 39!. and it I! anticipated "It“ but the captain himself sank exhaust.
She Will intercept the Mum .9“, and wag drowned.
Neffarther steamers have traversed i use YANG, Thursday, July 21.-
the’...stralts:since the SmolenSk,paased According to private advices, the JI-
thro‘ngli,“ and it is'belleved that Great panese are embarking two divisions
Britain will protest against the nirtber near Kaichou in order to .relnforce
passages! the Dardaneiles by Russian thelrarmy in front effort Arthur.
PARIS. July 22. 1:45 p. m.——lt was
said at the Foreign. Office at noon that
the exchange of communications going
ers.- . ‘On between liondo'nFSt. Petersbnrg and
. ALEXANDRIA, July 22.~—'I‘he Brltv Paris show that the tension of the An.
ish Mediterranean fleet has arrived ,gioltussian sltuationhaa been mater-
heie. . _ ‘ » 3 lolly .nlieved. it now appears that
‘ LIAO YANG, July lizrln the course. icosahehas submittedto the British
an explicit undertaking that the vas-
sels-.arevnow destined to act as cruis-
one-positioncoolycrlticlaad the Japan-'- they are sumcientir arm- to initiate
mastication Isa-riot up to the inst-ltJRuaaia’s‘ purpose to adjust: the ques-
,. android the Junction relied apontha'tloli. ‘tflie osteomanowta considered
shimmy-mt ms the quality. at
:n’éirfln. , - .. .« ,, .
declared that inausp-
w
proposition >
was hinglnroa Great Britain's”, f
ithmmudmmuut '
issued for her rs an incorrect:
it In further asserted that the rupee
tive adiustment will be con nod to
the seizure 0i the'Malarca and will not
include the general question of the
right. of ituaaia under the treaty of
Parts to send vessels of the volunteer
fleet through the Dardauellcs. It is
considered inopportune to discuss a
readjustment of the rights of the pow-
ers under the treaty of Paris during a
time of war and therefore If the ques-
tion of a rcadiustment is raised It:
probably will go oWlTuntil the close of v '
tho Japanese-Russia war.
HAMBURG. July 22.—~Tho llam-
burg-American lino touiiicr Buinliia
passed l'criin, at the southern entrance
of the lit-d Ht'u, yesterday cvoniiig. tliils'
tIl\.||l'll\'Illt{ Ilit .t-pol‘l of her capture
by ii vcsiicl of the Russian volunteer
ticct.
IwUNlIIJN. July 23, 2:25 p. ui.——In ac-
cordance with instructions from For-
eign Minister iiuinsdorif. UUIllll iienck-
ciidoi'll', the Russian ambassador to
(treat Britain. has informed Foreign
n'. crotary Luiisiiownc tnut Immediately
upon the establishment of the pres-
ence oi the broad nrrow~lhe British
governmon mark-~- iipoii the munitions
on board Ilt‘ seized strainer Malacca
and the fact flint no other cargo oil
a. contraband character in on board the
vessel. she will at once be released. ill I
rcsponsc to this notification Lord Laos.
downc assured Count Benckeudorif
that all the boxes marked with the
broad arrow were the property oi the
iiruiali government. and the secretary
added that. he had been informed by"
the Peninsula and Oriental Company
(tho owners of the Malacca). that
there was no contraband on board, a
Hililt'illt‘lll which tlic British govern-
ment. accepted bot-mine of the standing
of thi- coiiipany. Russia is now await-
ing a verification of the company's
statement on the ground that fraud
might. have occurred and shipments of
contraband substituted for goods tit“
clnred on the “unrest. How and,
whcrc this poiiil wil be determined
has not been announced. but (Joliiit‘
Iscnckendorfi' has given the lieurliest‘
assurances to i.or.l liaiisdowne of the
desire of the Rust-lion government to!
settle the dispute in an amicable spirit,
and no difficulty in arranging this dc-l
tail is expected. Nevertheless. the
British government regrets the delay
in releasing the ship. fearing i'urliier
public cxcitcinciit.
The Associated Press lcuriis that the
Russian rcply makes no reference to
Illt‘ general question of the Dartiu-
nciles.
The Russian diplomats here excuse
the action of the commander of III“
St. i‘etersiiiirg in seizing the Malacca
on the ground that he had no idea or
the nglilllt‘liili‘l‘ of the brtgid arrow.
81‘. PE’l‘ltlilSlillltG, .lnly 23,—»1‘hc
Russian reply to the British protest
lies
T he Worthof
mieMillEndSale
in the fact that it not oniu blinds merchandise cheap but that
't brings useful good merchandise cheap. it is a selling of wales
that are needed in even) home. of wares that are as staple assu-
uai or wheat. of Wares whose value is known to cum housewife
——and it is a selling of those wares at far less than regular price.
The sale has its foundation in the'desiie of crew manufac-
turer to clear out his stock at certain intervals.
lhe cotton man.
the shocmin. lhchosicru man. the pellets man—all these have
ends of pieces or ends of quantities left on their hands.
the store buns them. And with ends of lots from the store’s own
stock. ihvu make up the Mill End sale.
As for the merit of the sale: liou have watched it slow for
the past six nears. that wonderful growth is the best testimonial
to its merit that anu one could ask
This sale. lite Thirteenth. is certainlu lucku. Butlers are fucks
‘in getting gleatest values net: the store is IUlel in getting greatest
business uet: buucis and store are alike lucku in setting weather
that makes shopping easu.
Come and shop eveui daii all dau.
And
0
BRIDGEPORT.
was handed to Ambassador iiartiingc.
this iiftcriioon. ’i‘heroiii Russia agrees
that the Miiiiiccu shall not. be brought.
iiet‘orc ll prize court. and undertakes
tiint no similar incident shall occur III
the future. ,
its milliliter of formality, tlic Mul-
.ii-cii‘s cargo will be examined at some
port, in thc iilmilterraiicnn, probably
duds lliiy, Island of Crete. in the pres-
ence of the British consul, .
A claim for tinniu'gwnu a result of
dcinyiiii; the stoumrr will he presented
in due course of iln‘u'e."tbrongli the
:lritisli ciiibnssy- as: ‘m tcriy meeting of the state board of
ST. PE’i‘iCItSHilltti. .iiiiy 22.-i\s a health, which embodied the annual ci-
iuiitler of, formality, lbc Maiacca‘s car- notion of officers, wnsiicld iiere lasi‘
go will be examined til Sudu Bay. Inn night. Professor W. ii. Brewer, of
land of Crete. iii the presence of the New Haven, was reeloctcil prosideul;
liritish anti Russian consuls. the Ros-{the auditing committee in Henry ti.i
stun government having ordered her‘ Ncwton and T. ll, MacKenzic, and Di
to stop at Suda Bay for that purpose. Lindsay is again secretary. lir. Dug-
WASHINGTON. July 22.-—Speiicer gett. of this city, read a paper on the
Eddy. the American-charge il'nifaircs- prevention. cure. etc, of typhoid and
at St. Potersburg, today cabled the this was discussed at length. The
State Department that the British em. paper was read before the State Medi-
bassy there has been‘blllcliiliy notified cal Society and referred by it to the
that. the steamer Malacca has been re l board. Dr. Daggett suggested among
leased and that in consequence the ex- ~ «:1» -
isting tension has been relieved.
BERLIN. July 22.~Tiie German
consul at Aden. Arabia, reporting the
dllails of the seizure of tinI malls of
the North German Lloyd steamer Prinz
Heinrich in the Red Sea .liily 15 by the
Russian volunteer fleet vessel Smol-
('llSk, says that when the detained mall
sacks were turned over to the British
rtcuinsr Persia the Russian command-
l-r stated in a letter to the Pcrsia's can
lain that We packngcs which had been
retained were directed by the iiiaiiugc-
meat of ii (lcrmau ammunition factory
to a Japanese address at Nagasaki.
QUMMER RESOQ] HOTELS.
State Board of Health Finds Lack of
Fire Eacrpea.
NEW HAVEN. .Iuly22r—Tiie. quar‘
escapcti all artful operation by
using Lydia E. Piakliam's Vege-
table Compound.
" Dun Ins. Pusan! :-—l suffered
for four years with what. the doctors
called Sal Ingitia (inflammation of the
fallopian nbea and ovprltis). which is
a most distressing and painful ailment.
afloatin all the surrounding part1.
.auv
FOR
"CASH
. the tire escapes.
T E HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.,
other things inspection of country out”
houses ililtl it coiniiiiltee was appointed "
to consider the iilatter.
The report front the state inspector'
of sunimcr resorts shows it much bet
ter state of affairs in the sanitary con-
dition of Hiiilllllt‘l' resort hotels than.
at the time of his appointment a few
years ago. The improvement is es
pecially noticeable in the past year and
it half. A feature that interested the
board is that the inspector finds that
only about 5 per cent. of the, summer
iiotcls comply with the law regarding
In some instances
buildings having lilo rooms and only
oiic staircase are not provided with fire
escapes. ’l‘lie biann- is laid oil the local
oiilcials for not (enforcing the law.
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE.
ROUND LAKE. N. Y.. July 22.‘*The
annual convention of the second gen-
eral conference District of the Eu
wurth League, comprising New York.
New Jersey, Newark and New York
East Conferences of the Methodist
TELEPHONE 3221.
Your last opportunity to obtain Extra Fine Cherry Currants for this Season.
have a good supply which an: going fast.
Delicious Coffee. Extra Choice Tess, Fresh Country Eggs, Double Cream Chase.
The best assertriignt of Fresh Fancy Crackers in Town. 7 ‘
Don't Bali: this bot weather.
Raisin Cities, the finest article produced. Come and Try .It.
: Charles E. Seymour.
‘ ‘ .LEADING GROCER.
58’) West Washington Street.
You want our Delicious
1 POTATOESI
Episcopal Church and including for
this convention also the Troy, Dela-
ware and Wilmington conferences.
convened here today for a three days‘
meeting. About 150 delegates, repre-
senting the conference leagues, were
in attendance. The convention was
opened by singing the hymn~"Cor0na-
tion.”
NORWICH MILLS CLOSE DOWN.
NORWICH. July 22.—Notices were
posted in the cotton mill at Versaiiea
today ordering is shut down of the
plant for an Indefinite period. This
mill. which Is owned and operated by
the Uncasville Manufacturing Com-
pany, which also has cotton mills at
Uncasvilie, employs 200 hands. The
dullness of the demand for coarse cot.
ton goods and the scarcity of material
are given its the reasons for the shut
down. It is thought that the Uneas-
vilic Mills will continue to run on full
time. The shutdown order at the Ver.
saiiles mill goes into effect with the
end of the present week: ‘
Your Opportunity ,
lWe
Pound-Nut, Marble and j
South Norwalk.
BIJY
. FOR
casH
and hi the constitution. and up
ping the ii a forces. “Lou hadaeen ‘
(an taking
me a r before i
Milan-ginklnnfa
Vegetable
Compound. and and noticed the
FANCY NATIVE sources. (flue ill‘ga stack). PECK .. ............. ...
.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. JULY 28KB. ‘
IOOIaaoaa
..... use.
sunken eyes. allow complexion. and
general anointed condition. and coin-
aauous'a LEAN cauroauia HAM8,A"I.B.,..........................11
red thatparson with me as I am to-
y, robust. heal-thud well. you
asar‘usw voait any; FULL CREAM CHEESEALI........‘........ ..... 126‘
would not. wonder I feel thaaol‘rfal
‘ lET'l‘ER oar ava‘aveo. auv iron casu. vou nourr HAVE TO PAY caaoirraicas Hana; ,
Summon“: ......25c
us-
Baker’s _
Force or Malta Vhlp'pkl.‘ tie
' ’9‘ '“u M “m..ssgoso-o-essn
maternal thins.
3 .
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not
noun a. canon. a site.
noon. sue JAVA
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auo uucaa
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wrra cacti courts.
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Farley Loan sot semis. tea
at. Dottie was on tee
Spkganaaaroni,................uc
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.‘l‘ ‘Ir."l‘r..' .‘ n-sseabsom ‘.°w!.¥
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