.g Almanac tor Tomorrow.
‘ . tide. 5:34 a. m.; 5:57 p. m.
rhea, 5:54 acts. 5:57.
fldltoflol Room.
-Iroaoh Office, Not-walk.
, not be regulated er the country
Water! from the schoolroem; but,
apptlyuat the door lending out into
" teal Illa the American youth is met
,‘lly another teacher, the American
broil. with which it is well for his iii-
.talllgenco and broadness of view if he
has already formed a familiar ae-
ftjualntanee. it is the greatest instruc-
arts of the people, nothing of great:
or Interest or importance, than the
props:- tralning and instruction of the
ohildren and the youth of the land.
Thopress should heipthe schools, and
the schools. should help the newspa~
. per. 'The teachers and editors should-
have the closest afilliatlou and friend-
(Continued tibia moi Plan.)
81‘, PETERBBURG, Aug. 18.~~Itefcr-
ring to tho issue of a new loan in the
form of state route notes, amounting
to 850,000,000 the realization of which
it says, Is already provided for the ot-
ficial Messenger points out that the
official return issued May 13 showed
that puwnrds o! ”50,000,000 was avail-
able for military purposes at the begin-
ning of the war. Up to August 16 the
military expenditures had absorbed
only $128,700,000 and therefore the
money obtained lay-«the recent loan of
$100,000,000 taken up by France is not
ill time of war the punctual replenish-
ment of cash on hand is especially iin
portaut and rcuio notes are a popular
form of security, enjoying a wide cir-
c:liation and not being liable to fluctua-
t one.
ORION, Mich., Aug. lit—in an ad-
dress before the Michigan Baptist As-
sembly, the llev, R. S. McArthur has
presented a novel interpretation of the
possible Japanese victory in the Far
u-occa-nonuuuuuu-u-unuuunnn-uuo-
SIIPLY 001’ 001‘ Till! coupon.
And mail to'rbe Cal-can Gain 1. Kennedy
New. Readout. N. Y. pan
Dar Stu: i think I am suffering from
........................Plouoprovidolnowith
so“ treatment with Camus vur.
REE OF ALI. 008
.q.......-.-.
nun..."
An suitorcr from Kidney trouble, Liver
«Iotap lint, Diseases of the Bladder, 00n-
Boloml Dr. David Kmnolly‘s new medi-
cine. Rimply cut out the coupon abl'we.
undinail to the (labours Uotnpauy, hen-
nedy Bow, Bondout, N .Y.
CttLClll‘fl Solvent i5 unequaled by any
pro titration, and is Dr. Kennedy's greatcst
met ieiue. It acts on an entirely new
principle.
Mr. William Ii. Miller, of Mattenwan. N.
Y.. snys:-—“i Was seriously troubled with
my kidneys and bladder for over three
to ‘ WEEK-0
TllEATIIEIiT FIIEEI
Death Announced . by . commander-oin-
Chief In Hartford.
The following order relative to the
death of cr-Govenior George E. Loans-
bury has been issued freIn the adju-
ant generai's offlce:—-
State of Connecticut. Aditltant~Gen-
eral's Office. Hartford, Amust 18,
1004.
General Orders, Ne, 35.
i. it is the sad duty-of the Com-
mandarin-Chief to announce to the
military force of the state the death
of Err-Governor George E. inunsbury.
at his home in Ridgelleld, Conn, Tues
gust ‘ltith, at 2:30 p. In.
ll. Governor lmunsbury was inaugu-
rnlcd .iunuary i. 1800, serving two
years from that date. Emlnelttly fit-
ted by nature and education for the
high and honorable position he digni-
lchi and adorned. his administration
was marked by conservatism. and a
sturdy inicrgrity in the discharge of
duty. As all orator he was unrivalled.
his speeches on public occasions being
under the rule of two Anglo-Saxon
nations and the world will be {or civ-
ilization. peace aItd christianlty. The
yellow peril is, then. the golden oppor~
tuniiy for the world."
bi'. l’E'i‘iCltSUUlttl, August 18, 11:10
a. In.—~lt is learned from official
sources by The Associated Press that
the cruisers GI'omoIIio and liossia have
reached Vladivostok after the, battle
with Admiral Uriu's squadron off ’i‘su
SLAPPED MISS BRAXTON'S FACE.
Then Shots Were Fired at Colored
Church Picnic.
M idiliiiiCN. August IXMWVIIIIIIIII Go—
dctic, of New I'IlH't‘ii, who in a pluuc
tittc to jt'ttlotisy, shipped the face of
Miss Lillic ilraxton. of New Haven,
the incident furnishing one of thc iII-
tirc instructed to wear the usual badge
of mourning on the hilt ol' sword for
thirty days.
liy order of the Commander-in-Clitel.
(lititilllilc M. COLE.
Adjutani-tlcneral.
t_)fllcial:
WM_ it). II‘. LANDiIiItS.
Assistant Adjutant. General.
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mill. at! the true citizen today new issue is explained by the fact that gfimffigngigfikfiffi'fimfléi.1', 5,3,2; ”Willvllw I" “ldllflflemi Tlllll'fiillly- Al" V .
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' It is Necessary to Protect it with an
Airtight. Odor-proof Package
Aucnossam
Real Estate
To Retain its Delicate
DESTRUCTIVE THUNDER STORIVI.
of destructive thunder storms. nccom~
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‘ . , , , gems of literary thought. As Com-
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"‘9“ 1“ tetlntorm (rem day to day and wins it will mark the first. step toward boughta‘bottlo of (ital-cum Solvent of my military "I ”“3 “mm was ever malii- C'ef’me'y Bfli- Youf
week towepk concerning all the news Anglo-Saxon supremacy of the world. druggistalsudatewlmliim.andiamaured.” “‘1‘"- , “r '5 the pure“ Grocer for it.
Wit! constant changing conditions; to Japan will load China. llritain will For sale by Platnor 4 Bradley, iii. In to‘kcli of respect ioiht’hinglmv butter made, and
courage to admonish to t _ lead Japan and America will lead llri- Snuth Norwalk. ory. it I.“ but. W ordered ' m ' L 8' there is never any
i, I . . PTO Oct and tain. The rest of Europe will follow tional Hag be IiIsplnycd at halt-staff. . . . . DILLON f:
”Inspire throughout all the new no easiiy. Look at decandcnt Portugal, iii i l .. t y r th 1" .1 between sunrise and sunset, over all variation in Its DOUGLASS.
flvltlea and responsibilities of actual bigoted, poverty stricken Spain, voi- (“i l";:ylliillt(ii' I(iltlb()\'t‘till;‘Inntlif tluialgli‘r‘i Slate Arlnorics, and the Soldiers qualltY- New Haven ,
life. t'llilIt‘ I“l'l|lltfl.i, Austria-Hungary.about Ai‘lihur «Iiuatirou would'iircuk through :{hntrlnliitiit{Summiiini'iliil the hour do. Nonngggrtho and Hartford. .
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There can be nothing nearer to the "’ “mm“ “m"- 3"“ 5" ("‘- P‘" ”mm“ the straits of isorca. 1V. ”MW“, of ”,0 military "m.” Conn.
J
A
CUT IN STEERAGE RATES.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lit—The interna-
tional Mercantile Marinc Company to-
[day announced a cut in steeragc rates
ifrqu Liver Iooi on the lloston it." 1'
he lincst cvcr grown here, was almost ‘ l 8 nine s
LANCASTER. l’a., Aug. lX.——~A series
ninicd by hail, passcd over this county
not night. The tobacco crop. oIIc of.
, , , , Icrcsiing features of thc union )It'IlIC - .. ' ~ - . . t - '
‘ ship “'5 co—workers in education an island. Both ships wore considerably of African Methodist ltipiilcopnl entirely ruined. The other crops and to 5875' 1 reduction or 83' 75'
aracter forming. ' (ialliagi’d- ‘ Churches of New Haven and Hartford Start An Account It'liit‘ arc also badly tiauiiigcd. chcrai ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ *- ..
""""'""""r'“‘“"' There is no confirmation of the re- in Hanover Park _\.,.Ht,.,.,my’ was fined AT NOROTON HEIGHTS. CONN. burns wvrc nil-lick by lightning and “DIES lbollrvoilndTllom .5
FASHIONS. port that the cruisers i’niludti. and 3.00 and ”mm In punt-o court today, (to N SATURDAY, AUGUST 20TH,1904. Illll'llml. the roost serious loss in that Rommmondasthollis‘l’
Vests and WT elfc-cis are a feature glam:I have! mi‘flim Vlmnviiflink' “lid chtc claims that tho woman IliltI some O‘V At 3 O'Ciock p. M. plnrlu-lfllflr mp,” (if “YT”. ii. “p” exegggflr ‘
. ‘. , . - . . to a mlrn y till no news Is morn- ”mu“... belonging m hilu and that win-n ,. ‘ 1-. _‘ _ . . ... Zcr, w Iosc llil'll. II at t ition io Ihc
a: magi)“ (”0553' “l the ““‘V ””0" It”: bearing (lie the Fllmimumliis "1:110 ho wnInI-d her to return it she luughcd with the Iivalcliholfliulllit‘imsititii'tlti‘iimiiin‘lIii: ni‘iiivliifliii' {za‘rncrcd crops contained 150 “MW ”r PENNYHOYRI- Pills.
Jewels, they say. are a fad. particu- " “'5 “75‘“ ~" 0 i“ “it it” i’ and Jt‘t‘I‘t‘tI nt hltn. ilc got very angry “mien, County of It‘llll‘lit'dtI, and State «I hittn rend) fol the market. the lUWI‘INIthodIum,nn
The dull gold buckles so much used
,_ .‘sh‘lrtwaist scts make very neat fas-
tmera for the back of thestock col-
”‘8'.
Every skirt seems to be more or less
lulled. 'Thls will be good news for
theaslender girl, but the others are
.rovlded for too, the skirt for them
being stitched very close down to a
otthoedepth from the bottom. the
tuna flaring out prottlly ever'thc
fifths bits of handsome Oriental ’em-
Wderles which.so nianyrcould bring
at rout box or"draw'er if they would
Iniral Withoft‘s squadron.
forces at Port Arthur yesterday. re-
fusing either to surrender to the bee
sicging force of Japan or to send out
the non-combatants.
S'I‘. Pic'l‘ERSBlllttl, August iii, 12:18
p. m.~’i‘his morning for the first little
the newspapers were allowed to print
the fact that the cruiser lturik had
bccn sunk. The. nch was hold back
until the government had received of-
liclal confirmation from Vladivostok.
The tone of the press comment is suin—
med up by a line in the iiuss: “The
ltIIrik died a hero's death. That is
and slapped and kickcd the Woman
Another llvcly incident at the picnic
also was broitght to the nttcntion of the
court in the arraignment, of John iloug-
lass Jones, of Hartford, on the charge
of assault with intent to kill, on Stink
Fairiieid Counts
5| Wall Street,
Norwaik. Conn.
uci lillrris. Jones fired a couple of
shots from a revolver at illtrrls. as the
latter. it is alleged, was making for
Jones with an open razor. The pris-
oncr was held until Saturday for trial
and the police o searching for liarris.
Jones says that Ilring a little Iinplcas- ,
tintucss which was being pupctuutml
with list blows he saw iinrris with the
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik. ss. Probate
(I‘ourl. August. 3rd. A, 1)., .1904.
Estate of Josiah N. Grumman info
If Norwnik ill said District. deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the ills-
razor.
As he started to run he saw
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
more or less, with the Buildings there-
on, consisting of a
PARTLY COMPLETED DWELLING
HOUSE AND FRAME BARN,
bounded Northcrly and Easterly by
the Highway; Soutllcriy by land now
or late of the Estate of Louisa W.
Show, and Westerly by Land ut'
Lucy Wabnsiey.
For Particulars, Price and Terms, ap-
ply to
FRANK D, LAVTON, 5 Railroad Ave-
nue. South Norwaik, Conn.
Atlniitllsirntor,.Estate of Peter lilman
entire structure with is contents was
all.
Hard, (or you: by loading spool-Flora. Hundnds enroll.
Arly'diamonds. which, if redlcttons , . . _ _ _ , . . , of Connecticut, containing one acre. , .. Atvllwill k yonollholr' . 'nlu
mount to anything, will pbe worn I:0NI?()N,‘AII‘L;Il:sI 15.».A despatth to and silt. lit-t IaiIlilt-i,‘Illi him in “liltutli‘lll. . and mum)": elie~iitindrudtlls of '811 (ithlt))ttI,—~"— Mammal pwwmwmuuoflfl.
. , tht [Japanese legation from iokio an— both in has not thl nIonIy foI hIs iIIIc, acre ' dill IEIIIGIIIE 00 In i930 roam ”88.
in“? than any other Jewel “’9 com- nounces that a reply was received and will go Ioluii IiIlicss friends come av1ngs an . {AND 45400 R F ND loulh deals in fancy; ago in (acts. " ‘ ' .
ugrseason. from the commander of the Russian to his rcscuc, AC E8 0 LA ' " * ' .. - >--" , ._.. 4'
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I
@Ezafigu
Session
the only consolation We have."
, , lowcd six months from the datc hereof
Vice Admiral iloycstveusy, commun-
ifor the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit-a minute wh‘tire‘ they are stored no l‘t‘voivci' bulging out of the pocket W‘l ('hlll'll'ltllll and Agent of “PIC"
ill be just the thing for the simulat—
Veots and vest cticcls which are to
feature of the new fall suits and
u, .
*Rrolderle Anglaise on very sheer
noillnea forms the trimming for a
'xovvn’pf‘taffeta. It forms the turn-
sea to thebolt at the front. and full
hills of it hang from the sleeves at
in”? shoe and one that is really
we . in appearance, but that little
flerence is a matter of several dol-
II have Seen shoes for seven.
I3 "and even ten dollars that, didn‘t
. one made at a bit better matcrl
than another at five; the difference
#WICGIII. seemed to. be in the style.
for a more charming evening
its “Boston Herald" describes a
city-in watched that has just been
plated by a watchmakcr in Paris.
‘ has tide a set of three gold shirt
I one of which is a watch that
(reliant time. the dial hcing
arse-eighths of an inch in di-
et-“ The studsvarc connected by
, {silver inside the shirt. The
contained in the middle one is
the turning of the stud above
blinds are set by turning the
low. The most striking thing
Ellie minute machine is that It
, withua, pendulum like a clock.
the pendulum will act with ease
__ “they in whatever position‘tbo
lgg'gn grained; even if it be IIp~
' \
elan'r NIELSON DEAD.
MSTIANIA. Norway, Aug. 18.—
‘ onetian point lace combines charm- _
' Khurk‘off. was appointed July it to sue—
du‘ oi‘ the ilnltic lit-ct, today Iinlltlllilt“
cII his flag and stall“ appoinimcnts.
Captain (‘iapicr Decolong is made
chief of stuff.
The demand for naval olllccrs is so
pressing that all the oillcers detailed:
lion of the reserve troops in live of
the seven districts of the province of
announced in a few days, Probably
30,000 men will be taken out of the
population and called to the colors.
Matty factory and mill bands will be
included, but the effect Industrlniiy
will not be lessened because most of
thc Inanul‘actories were already run-
iting on short time.
iiELSINGli‘ORS. August lS.——Princc
governor of Kllcrsou and later of
«red as governor general of Finland.
‘vencral llobriltoff, assasinutod June 16
last. The wife of the new governor
general is said to have received many
threatening letters declaring that her
husband will be killed within a week
after his arrival in Finland. 5
BERLIN. August Ill—The foreign
otllcc, taking note of the possible rup-
ture between China and Japan in con,-
nectiou with the repairs to Russian
war. yesseis at Shanghai, expreSses
the view that Japan send a entail war~
ship into the hunter to ascertain whe-
ther tue disarmament of the Russian
strips has occurred. The officials here
do not believe that the matter has
reached a critical stage or that a ser-
ious situation ‘will result. The Ger-
man view natural] is that China
should take the 63;“) course toward
the Rumian vessels at Shanghai, as
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IS—Grand
of a bystander and. at Jones tells. his i)
coutugc “cut up several points and be
tilt‘itll‘llliillt‘ti to die. if such should be
his end, as a "game sport.“ Ho snatch.
ed the gun and turning fired two shots. i
All oilicor. howeyor. stepped in and
l I
4....”
Iiblt their claims for settlement. 'l‘hose
.wilo neglect to present. their accounts.
Iropcrly attested, within said time,
lwill bc. dcbnrred arccoseryu All per-
.sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
()l‘I‘ZNING Olt‘ lltli’T'S 'l‘IIEATRII}.
Vance a Sullivan‘s emotional drama.
entitled "Wily Girls Leave liome." it
is said to be an absorbing story, rcul—
Istictilly portrayal, and of wholesome
conception. It is a drama of domestic
life whercin are pointed out the fre-
qucut consprIenccs ot’ unjust suspi-
cion and stubborn self-wiliv—how pique
and passion may be responsible for tho
1
brings ignominlous ruin to both. The
prcscntlug company is said to be an
caccptionally cicvor one, and the stagc
accessories perfect in every respect.
-_,._ .. .....
KILLED ON TOP OF TRAIN.
POUt’lliKEEI’SlE, N. Y., Aug. 18.-—~
Two unknown men. supposed to be
tramps, were found dead on top of u
I
people
across the Sound to Huntington Bay,
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
. CAPT. IRA n. votme.
Leave Huntington for Nora/elk Mona
toys and Fridays at 6:5 It. In, and
2: 5 p. tn.
Leave Norwnlk for Huntington on
filoudays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and
of Connecticut an outing
one of the tincsi sheets of water, with
scenery unsurpassed.
The stop at Valley Grove affords ex-
-ciient bathing and dancing to all who
desire such.
Meals served at all hours.
freight train from New York early to-
day. Thcir heads Were badly battcrcd
and it is thought they struck the roof
of‘the tunnel at. Garrisons. This tun—
nel is lower than most along the New
York entral, and since its completion
a dozen men have been brought to the
hospital with injuries sustained while
riding-on the top of freight cars.
BANK RESTORED TO SOLVENCY.
WASHINGTON. Ans. 18.—--Thc first
national bank of Saratoga Springs. N.
Y., which suspended payment and was
placed in the hands of a receiver on
RYE BEncHI
Popular
“EXCURSION
By Special Expresa Train 1'0
PORT CHESTER.
AND ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
,Fridail. August 1%.
Due Port Chester 9:15 a. m.
lngrod (Vliindbiom,
Town'
Tax ColicclOrs’
Notice.
sens liable to pay taxes to the Town
of .Norwalk, County ofl‘airtield and
State of Connecticut. on, the Asses-
IIldIIl List of 1903. that I will Incet
them to receive said taxes at“ the ()I-
lieu of the collector. Town Hall lltlllti»
ing, in thc (.‘ity of Norwaik, in said
o'clock afternoon. and from 7 o’clock
until 8 o'clock evening,
I
Said cities will be open thereafter
every week day from 9 until 12 fore-
noon and from 2 to 5 afternomt.
Taxes may allo be paid atthe ethos
of Jacob M. Layton. Esq., South Nor-
walk.
(in all taxes which shall remain an-
paid after the first day of October.
1904, interest at the rate of Nine Per
Cont. will be charged from the 31st.
day of August, 1904, until the same
shall be paid.
SIDNEY GUTHRIE.
Tax Collector.
in end for said Town of Norwaik, on
List of 1903.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn., August
as? like f 1! f t I) fit for ditty at the naval college have been i ‘00“ JOINS: h“ ilarris 30‘ away. to . .LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE “ESTEY”, VALUE 13c rec.
, ‘ . e 0 a- 5“”) (’9' rep 0 09' ordered on active service and the col— “ '“""’”“"“""’“"”' SAMUELGMJMMAN , fl ',
beans graduated from the back of the. ,m “as been 0,08% Tm, mow” popuLAR Amusemam-s. a 4 11 18 . .5 ”mm“ MEN 3 SHIRTS, THE GRANT! ALL STYLES. VALUE 50c .. 376.
”I telbaw’l St l’tttrsbur . " ' " ' ‘ "' ' I 0 I
. . w s has been wmpioted. the auteur-m whhh Mnnnsu "mt Excursions fa Va loy- rovo __ FOUR STYLES LACE TRIMM ED CORSET COVERS VALUE
“"9 is a very “light '1‘"“"““"9 b"‘ and the mobilization of those of the offers to the patrons of iloyt‘s 'l‘hca- '
Vmfin'ihe shape 0' “l9 5019 ”f ”’0 or— Russian capital itself Is expected to be Il’t‘, for Wednesday. August 2‘1, is and Huntington Notice is hereby given to all per 39c ....... ....... ........ 25c.
_"With pearl ‘19 ""090. Such a fab- Oh i ' t z I " ._ . 'IIIIII . f inno-cn 'o and wreck of “45 I" m. '
n pale blue trimmed with this lioiismilikigovgilnltii sizzlili‘lthlidoihllF‘Intiiigil. ilziilt'ri.lglli)"\l\"hy((iil‘liti Leave llt‘unc." ExcunsloAlr‘EICKETS :3: Town of Norwnik. GOLD BELT BUCKLES. AN ASSORTMENT 0F PATTERNS. RE.
I? ‘Wlth chiffon 01’ ”'9 same dainty lie will start at once on a tour of in~ there Is woven It thrilling story of the 8.33:}: F 5‘ I2 """ E ciirnalon On Wednesday, August 31. 1904. GULAR PRICE 25° FOR WED. .. .. . 15c
, a“ [or the front and as an “‘8'“ spcction. nIlsIIndcrslnnding and unyielding side 356 5.22:; '4" zgeca'" x ' from 9 o'clock {orenoon tintil 1 o‘elOck ' ' ' ‘
the doeollete ”Willie. one ('otlld not Prince John ()boltsusky, formerly of brother and sister. which we]! high 0',” summer g’dmd'ulo affords the afternoon. and from 2 o‘clock to 5 35 INCH PERCALES “WINDSOR" BEST MADE. “FULL
1- tor bimodal; ‘_
100 002. FALL WAISTS, (NEW), GOOD VALUE 50c.
26 AND 28 INCH UMBRELLAS, REGULAR $1.25 95¢.
BOX OF WRITING PAPER, FULL COUNT, REGULAR 10c .. 7c.
VAL LACES‘AND INSERTIONS, GOOD PATTERNS, REGULAR
PRICE 35c, WEDNESDAY .19c.
FINE VAL LACES AND INSERTIONS, SOLD EVERYWHERE 56
AND 6c YD. FOR THIS SALE 29c POE.
Io...-
STYLES", REGULAR 12l/gc
LADALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, SIX FOR
........ , 25c.
DRESS GINGHAMS. GOOD STYLES, REGULAR 12l/2c 8c.
36 IN. LAPPET SWISSES FOR HALF CURTAIN, REGULAR 10c,
.. ..... lefgc.
. . QLQC.
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54 IN. BUREAU SCARF’S, WORTH 25c EACH
RUFFLED CURTAINS WITH STRIPE, REGULAR 59c PAIR, 39c.
GALV. WATER PAIL, REGULAR PRICE 25¢................160.
MASON‘S FRUIT JARS GUARTS OR PINTS. THE DOZ. 35¢.
19c.
loan. former president of the ‘ Jun 27 lilo-I has been restored to sel-
ti . , . c . - .
' ' ,_.. S;',Sfi"¥9f,$3 atiFFZFlll-gtmfimw which vency and resumed business today as , 8' 1904, t
_ , sr. Parnassuae. Aug. lit—The “'1 “We “mm“ ”39“; .-.. .5” SPECIAL TRAIN act-IEDULE AND rem“- gr .. -— - 4
~ _. report that General Stoesael. the Rus- " ' ' ' ’ : _ .
otel C'lfford sian commander at Port Arthur, de- EXCURSION RATES AS FOLLOWS ’ - TELEPHONE 3“ 4. ’
' ' elined to capitulate, in response to the Wiltonikligo“; m. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 ‘23 . ' .
Japanese summons. creates no sur- - orwa : a. m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
. ‘ feature of prise. o. Norwaik, 8:47 a. m. .50 I his [5 I be I [me
. ' “ ""““—‘ Dart of Great B ital ‘f cuisines of and avoid dluppolntment on the day
~a co; “ vessels and cargbes "viii probably be ~ ,. . a , _,. . . or a. Excursion. TEAS. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, FANCY CRAC KERS AND warms.
. , x " reserved for later consideration. ‘ Ng‘uugmgobfi GROWTH w """T“‘ . .. . s
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, er killed or wounded. also: Admiral . AND NU" R008 OTHER SHORE
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Duke Cyril has returned here from
Coboug. lie will accompany Vice Ad-
miral Rojestvensky, commander of the
Baltic fleet.’ to the Far East. .
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 18.—-—lt is
understood that Russia will recognize -
Where Transfer is made to Electric;
street Railway Carl. Duo Ryo
Bosch 9:45 a, m.
Excursion tickets, the ,number of
the validity of the American and Brit-
ish view differentiating between condi-
toast and absolute contraband of war
and the Russian reply will be couched
in this sense. Specific claims on the
which will be strictly limited, will be
good only on the Special Train and
date as above. and must be purchased
hetero tilting the can. or regular fan
will be collected. Purchase in advance
guns and engines being partially (ll-4
manned. The escopt or the Russian
vessels from Admiral Kanimnro's fear
antecedent-era is regarded as a on-
of , and give you FOUR PER CENT.
l REST on your deposit.
THE SOUTH NORW'ALK SAVINGS
m new vents, and
nu, at which time M‘Wfl train
will in“. '
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Of the year when the grocery store can help you most. Let's see if we can relieve you of half the
responsibility of that picnic or excursion. You will get the proper foods, if- you come here, and
they won't cost much, either, and you are almost sure to get something that the other folks have
not heard about as yet, and their surprise and delight will be worth the time you spent in shopping
for them. Drop us a card and we will call—or better still, come to the store.
DELICIOUS COFFEES. ROSY SWEET BUTTER. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, FRAGRANT
imsmfimmas a... was... . as... a... :35 West W i .. ton Street
LEADING Grocer. p.
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