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THE “36 TH NORWAL
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Good Bargains
for lv:rybody
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now
So. Nor-walk.
Arlhur, Attack Begins
inuod from First Page.)
' HUKDEN, ”Aug. IDs-T he Chinese
but”! loaders, Kltsushan, Tulisnn and
“into, each with a thousand follow-
- all. Ire, now in the Sinmintlng dis-
“lot; moving up the Line River valley
with the object of attacking the rail-
way. Ehoh of the bandits which were
I Watson by Japanese is accompanied
by; hundred Japanese with mounted
II I. c
K MERLIN, Aug. 15.-—-'l‘he hauling
down of the flags 0! the Russian ves—
leis at Taing Tau occurred in accord-
‘ nude with Instructions of the German
foreign ofilce. which having astertaln-
eddhet the damages sustained by the
warship: were too serious for repairs
. to bevmdde within a reasonable time.
area orders for them to disarm and be
tilde
_ for the rest of the war. .la-
. pm.» been officially informed of the
Al: taken by Germany
v The foreign ofllce, taking note of the
"port that Germany is preparing a
' statement to the powers regarding her
course towards the Russian vessels at
‘ Tling’l‘au says this is incorrect. Ger-
molt)” course has been wholly within
the requirements of international law
din} requires no explanations.
The foreign once further denied the
.muon emanating from St. Peters‘
bure‘that Germany is supporting Rus-
sia’smrotest at Pekin against Japan's
infringement of Chinese neutrality In
' 9. case of the Choice incident.
. PETERSBURG, Aug. 15. —To-
Mile of the Novoe Vremyu com-
‘ month it‘midally upon a telegram from
:Waehingtou. saying the United States
is unable to do more than lend moral
he paper declares that after
u the first to avow a deter-
to guarantee Chlnas neutral
, lty‘; now’thatr'there is necessity
‘of action. in contact tion with the (‘hefoo
iqflall‘ all the American promises eva
crate, Ind are found to have been me e
nothing but words
PETERSBURG. August. 15.~—
buoonsiderabie activity aboard
ships or the Baltic squadron. A
ge amount of sailors“ baggage is
being taken to the new battleship
rel ’Ol‘ders have been issued that
torpedo boat destroyers or the
"Second division shall be coated to full
The boats are to await fur-
M
te eriorti‘irs in the small roadstead at
ASHliNG'l‘ON, Aug. l5~Rear Ad-
mi Jewell, cbmmunding the Ameri-
ucitn European squadron today cabled
to the naval department announcing
ho departure of his command, com—
,rlni‘ the Olympia, Baltimore and
C. re and' from Smyrnia for Gibraltar.
‘ ction is taken on the instruction
Itlister Lelshman at (‘onstanti—
opl'o that the squadron spa-ethics is
ad er necessary at Smyrnia.
TANG Aug. 15. «Chinese ban-
iii fist night blew up a portion of
he railroad ten miles south of Mac
but The road was repaired in a few
“hours ~
' Chinese bandits have been
fought to Lino Yang tor firing on
"Raisin Iooate, during which turn dra-
hi Were wounded.
tin“ Wmther is cool and the sky
lirnini falling occasionally Al—
Mdyithere are signs of autumn
Thdiltusslan troops are refreshed by
hair long rest but they are down-
‘ at the absence of news from
(than
LIN, Aug. 15. —A despntch to
Anneigcr from 'l‘olrio dated.
_firms the reports that heavy
Incurred at Port Arthur
the past few days. The Japan-
captured three Russian batteries
secured positions close to the in-
.tbrtlfications. Both sides lost
it”, The Japanese have com-
a bombardment from Lang
in on the Harbor and inner
ETERSBURG Aug. 15. —-4: 20
Thgwaaodlllce received a mes-
In or it an in which Gener-
grossed. under date of Aug. 11.1-2-
idlicceahful repulse of a general
, alt on the Russian outea ponitions
, the night following the depart—
the Russian squadron. He does
tion a naval engagement or
therein": of the warships.
feign ‘ofilce has reiccived a tel—
I... Pavlofl (the former
snares: at Seoul Korea) from
. ): fmrtlng the presence there
’ fielmnstein's flagship the
‘ eeverly damaged and in
M". He does not mention
Rims.“ vessels report-
haa recpived a telegram
v’ Motownitch or the Clar-
fit Till! Tau, saying he in
ma Mlle redelved a via-
the Clarevltch from I Rus-
. “new in {behalf of the
who dilute their brave
mu to relear up
, 0t their tliree warsh
‘to Zhe cooling at Tslng
no.1: thereon
mdMSlon of the
mould Wreck-II
Joann um.
1 15.-The
been
has
”toga"!- we only
m=w
HARBOR iNSPECTING TOUR.
Washington Party Arrival at Newport
and HI: I Buoy Day.
NEWPORT. R. 1., Aug. 15.-———Distin
guished visitors, including Secretary
of the Navy, Paul Morton, Attorney
General w. H. Moody, General ll. 0.
Corhlrr, head of the United States
army and the congressional committee
on rivers and harbors were engaged in
tours of inspection here today. Sec-
retary Morton and Attorney General
Moody first went to the training sta-
tion, where they were received by Cap-
Iaiu Thomas, his ofilcors, apprentices
and marines. Secretary Morten in-
spectcd the station and afterwards
went to the war colleges, where At-
torney General Moody delivered a se-
crct address which he had promised
to make before he relinquished the na-
val scerctai‘yship.
Later Messrs. Moody and Morton
inspector] the torpedo station plant.
An exhibition of torpedo firing was
given and the submarine boat Shark
went through a series of manouvres.
IGeneral Corbin made an informal in
speition of Fort Adams and was enter-
taincd at lunch by Col. Ennis, the com—
mending officer and Mrs, Ennis.
The river and harbor committee
came at noon from Narragansett Pier.
They were entertained by Senator
George Peabody Wctmore and after-
ward lnspccted the sites of proposed
harbor improvements in this vicinity
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEET
State Convention to be Held in New
Haven, September 6th and- 7th.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. Iii—«To
select a date for the state convention.
to name the city wherein it shall be
held and to extend an invitation to
some prominent man of the party to
preside over that gathering the Demo-
cratic state control committee met at
the Tontlne Hotel today. sittingr down
to dinner before beginning dcilherrr
lions. Unusual interest centered in
this meeting because of the delay on
the part of Chairman Walsh in call.
ing the committee together. the repub-
lican state committee having reached
its decision some weeks ago, and be-
cause it has been generally understood
that Mr, Walsh has been in consulta-
tion with Mr. Shechan in New York on
triatters relating to' the campaign in'
this state.
The committee selected the dates of
Sept. 7 and 8 for the state c'onventlou.
to be. held in the Hyperion in this city.
Former Governor Thomas M, Waller.
of New London was invited to pr csidc
as temporary chairman and Is expect-
cd to accept
REV. CARPENTER RETURNS.
South Norwalk Baptist Church Repair-
ed and Renovated.
The services in the South, Nor walk
Baptist Church, yesterday. were well
attended and very interesting. Ther
pastor of the church, Rev. H, B. Car
penter, who has just returned from his
vacation, preached both morning and
evening. The service was doubly
pleasant on account of his return and
the fIct that the church has been thor»
oughly repaired, renovated, painted
and improved in many ways. The
morning sermon was‘ on “The Authori-
ty of Jesus Christ."
in the evening he delivered an illus-
trated sterlopticon address upon "Mis-
sionary Enterprise in Japan," This
was very interesting and showed the
rapid strides made in religious progress
by the little brown men as well as in
civilization. The muse for the day
was excellent. Prelude. Adagio in G.
Volkmarr offertory, Meditation in A
flat. Lemaigre: postlude. Alegro~ Mod-
ernto in D, Smart; anthem, “Even
Me " Warren; ofiertory solo “The
King of Love, Gounod. Evening: Pre-
Jude. Andante con mots, Calklns: otter-
tory in A flat. Babliete; postlude, Fea-
tai Maven in C; anthem, Jesus Shall
Reign, Schnecker; oflertory, quartettc
gomie, Everyone That Thirsteth, ”
ee
OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. JANE BROTHERTON.
Mrs. Jane Brothcrton wife of Sylves-
ter Brotherton, who has been critically
ill for several days at the residence of
her son, Charles W Brotherton, in
Water street. died yesterday. The dc-
ceaaed was eighty years of age. The
funeral will be held at 11 o'clock tWed‘
nesday morning from the house and in-
terment will be in Nor-walk CemeterI'.
PATRICK M’NERNY.
Patrick McNerny died yesterday at
his home on the Wilton Road. The tie
ceased was 72 years of age. The tum-
eral will be held at 9 o‘clock Wednes-
day morning from St Mary’ 5 Church»
KNIGHT 8TREET A. M. E CHURCH
The seryices at the Knight Street
A. M. E. Church were largely attend—
ed throughout the day in the mom‘
Eing the poster took his text from
Ecclesiastes 8, 21, and able ”brought.
out the fact that the church is moving
on. Themhristlnn En'de‘uvor services
opened at To'clock by’ 'A. Showel. At
the 8 o'clock service the pastor took
his text from Ex. '14 14 Jehovah's
Strong Arm. With well chosen words
the pastor convinced the congregation
that the strong arm of Jehovah is the
\
class meeting.
ADOPT! HUNT TRADING OTAMPS.
The New York Grocery Company. It
its stores in Nor-walkout] madam Now
Christian's only, support. Tuesday.l
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F‘IFTEEN NEGROED LYNCH ID.
Accused of Complicity in the Murder
oi the Hodges Family.
ATLANTA, (1a., August 15.—-A HDBCI'
liri i‘Ironr Apgusta. (is, says: "News
curries by train that fifteen negroes V
‘wcve lynched ut Stutcshoro, 0a., at 4
o‘::,tloik this morning. The ncgrocsi
were nccuacd of complicity in the mur-
der oi Ilieluodgcs I'airiily three weeks
ago.
The mob cut the wires before the
lynching began. Train hands'say two
negrocs were brought from stateshoro
Saturday night to stand trial for mur-
dcr. I They confessed, implicated thir-
tceh others, and the wholesale lynching
followed.
The authorities have taken steps to
confirm the report
Two of those lynched are said to be,
women.
MONEY AS A BACKING
is a titre thing. llut how can yen 'ever
expect to have it unless you save?
And what better way can you find to
make a beginning than by open}; an
account with
museum NORWALK ant/mos
BANK?
As sure as the rents make dollars,
you will be satisfied with our conscien-
tiotis (are of your motley And the
interest. allowed to compound will
sooti increase your nest egg to it our
prising extent.
AUCTION SALE!
Real Estate
AT NOROTON HEIGHTS, CONN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20TH, 1904.
At 3 O’CIOCK P. M.
The Premises consisting of u certain
tract. of land situated in the Town of
Daricn, County of Fair-livid, and State
of Connecticut, containing one acre
and torty~fivo mic-hurrdrcdtlis of an
north.
‘I AND 45-100 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, with the, Buildings there-
on, consisting of a
PARTLY COMPLETED DWELLING
HOUSE AND FRAME BARN,
liotmtlt-il Noriheriy and Easterly by
the Highway; Southeriy by land now
or late or the Estate of Louisa W.
Shaw, and Westerly by Land of
Lucy Welmsley.
For Particulars, Price and Terms, 332- “
ply to
FRANK D, LAYTON, 5 Railroad Ave-
nue, South Norwaik, Conn.
Administrator Estate of Peter Eman
uel Chindhloin and Agent of Helen
lugred Chindblom
a
3 CANS OF MAGOLIA.
NESTLES',
F; SWEET CLOVER,
' OR MEADOW BROOK
CONDENSED MILK.
25 cts
J oseloff,
'172 N. Main St. 50. Nor-wall!
‘ TELEPHONEI33H
RYE BENCH!
Popular .
EXCURSION
Byf_‘89ecial Express Train,To
PORT CHESTER
AND ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
Ftidau. August 19th.
SPECIAL TRAIN BCNEDULE AND
EX URSION RATES AS FOLLOWS:
Wlion.8:3OI.m..... ...... ....$.70
Nor nik, 8:43 a. m. ........
8°. Norwaik, 8:47 a. m. . .. . . .
Du Port Chester 9:15 a. m.
Wit re Transfor- lc made to Electric
tree! Railway Core. Duo Rye
Beach 9: 45 a m.
.50
Excursion tickets. the number ofw
which will be strictly limited. will In
goo only on the Special Train and
dot on above. and must be purchased
bet re taking the can, or regular fare
wii be collected. Purchase in advance
on avoid diappointmont on the day
Of he Excursion.
no. True. nArHtNo. FREE OPEN
at THEATRE. OHORE omultrts.
“sac: DANCING, music. Ito;
an outrageous crass anon:
‘TTRAGTIONC.
~—
.. rnl moment-u will
, to“.
I“ WNW-la. In ~
,Narwalk and So. Norwalk.
.2], , .-
Olsen’s
big Cut In
Oxfords
for the month of August
nu...—
31.00 0!} on every pair
you buy.
MEN '3
3.50 Oxfords at $2.43.
$2.00 Oxfords at 98c.
LADIES'
53.00 Oxfords, $1.95.
$2.00 Oxfords, “.39.
Special Prices, 69c and 98s.
Olsen ’5
Shoe Stores
rcKsNEKsi
BEACH lNN
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Finest Summer Resort on the Con-
necticut Shore; equipped with every .
modern improvement and ii“ conven-
Icnces. Accommodations by the day
or week. SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO DRIVING AND AUTOMO-
BILE PARTIES. THE BEST OF
LUNCHES AND DINNERS SERVED ,
AT suonr worrcs.
E. L. KEELER. Proprietor
Start An Account
Now
' t with the
Fairiield Counts
Savings Bank.
5| Wall Street,
Norwalk COnn.
Town
TaitngolieciOrs’.
Notice.
——_.....
Notice: is lierehy given to all per-
sons liable Io,psy taxes to the Town
of Norwaik. County of Fnirfield and
State of Connecticut. on the Asses-
ment List, of 1903. that I will meet
them to receive said taxes at the Of-
fice of the collector, Town Hall Bulld-
Ing, in the City of Norwaik, in said
Town of Norwalk,
On Wednesday, August 31, 1904.
from 9 o'clock forenoon until 1 o‘clock
afternoon. and from 2 o'clock to 5
o’clock ailernoon. and from 7 o'clock
until 8. o'cloolr' evening.
Said olllce will be open thereafter
every week day from 9 until 12 fore
noon and from 2 to 5 afternoon.
Taxes may also be paid at the allies
of Jacob M. Layton. Esq., South Nor-
walk.
On all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the first day of October,
1901. interest at the rate of Nine Per
Cent.'will be charged from the Slat.
day of August, 1904, until the same
shall. be paid. y
‘ SIDNEY GUTHRIE.
Tax Collector.
in and for said Town of Norwalk, on
List of 1903.
Dated at Nornlk, Conn.,
8. 1904.
WhDIé-galc
Retail Houses
imported Liquor-e, Boers, etc. so well
In all Domenic Brando, flot-
‘\ flit! y the can tor “in?"M
-§.§g- lly Uoo. kg ',
Delivered free of charge. CIand no
the stock. at my new place .
of balloons
August
fireman Quiitncr,t
fishy-cod Arm, south Nam-lint
Anathema “groan Euchari-
some who hm
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K EYENINE” SENTI
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
V:ISTRAM&HYATT
l“'tl :r‘
Nountw AUousr :5, i904
itmqg? A ’3‘ 2 \ h‘r‘.
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wrist: '*~s:..e.4. waist Suits
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Lani
LADIES—recollect that non have all to loose
and nothing
to gain bu lohger deiauing the pur-
chase .ol uour wash shirt waist suits. W e have
re-marked our remaining stock of these needs
‘ at prices that should insure a quick sale.
Our
sizes are limited on all lots but there being a .
number of different lots, we are pretlu sure to
"show uou somethirto to hour liking. The same .
remarks also appiu to the shirt waists in while
lawn. and colored washable materials. also in
black and white China Silk. _~ Look at them.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
if uou are
going to but]
COAL
This week, next week, next
month or next Fall. we hope
to get ‘fnext" to your order.
Our bins are filled to over-
flowing with good things in
COAL which We have se-
lected ioryour use. " * '*
THE FERRIS 6011. CO.-.
in: hr Rise Stun!
THEREFORE, GET YOUR BINS
FILLED NOW AND SAVE
MONEY.
Do you know that c lean Coal cost-
no more than oonl full of duct? Ours
is clean and of the BEST POSSIBLE
QUALITY.
..WE CAN SUIT You W THIE COAL
LINE.
TELEPHONE.-
Tele., Store, zoo—5.
80th Nerw‘nik office 164-5.
Yard office 97-0.
dedflfliim
c. NORWALK AND Io. Monwnur.
Glover’s the Place
Vacation
fiand
venous. N’s-I-
: . . :vvstfiiun
Open a
Charge Account
with us and take'
advantace of the
Big Bargain.
we are oiieripg'
In Every Department.
-CLOTHING=~, e
, .Fér ’ v
Men and Women
all on the
EASY PAYMENT
- PLANi
H. Krrehi'fer 8; Co
west Washington St. So Norwaikf
if YOii Wdiit TO SCH- Erookslrlo Lake renews
your property, whether it to n m Ponds
a house Ind lot in town or roll ”ohms ARE no nv can mittihrid
or any ducrlptlon snotty. an or as gfifiwfii £3,933 XI?“ m
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Norwalk Chronicler