for Ivb
onestSale
Good largolno
rybody
7 P D. LYON! a 00.
_So. Nor-walk.
Searching This Stale
' New York for lhe
human. or this state and New
am“ making a thorough search
_ New York city in hopes of locating
in hart Schmidt, who is charged with
‘ murder of William Taylor at Sher-
h few days ago. Although the
end murderer had several hours
rt hi the police they are confident
‘ they will succeed in locating him
in few days. It has been a quiet
t.‘ and officers both here and in
out York,»have not given an inkling
5 hit clues they are following 'i‘hey
peveral. and as Coroner Doten
‘ .“gle know who the murderer is.
' that goes' a long way."
3' Grittenden. for whom Taylor
on hip life. is use zealous in the
" , ‘lirfor the murderer as the officers
Ive» He is assisting them in
way, and not only by what in-
n he can gather but has pro-
Pinkerton detective, who is
" I;
‘ there and see his mother stealing
b house under the cover of dark
A,careful watch is being kept
he ihouse. so that an attempt
'Id result in his immediate capture
bull! hat surprise the authorities
he should make a desperate resis-
tance when efforts are made to place
him duller arrest. When he left this
tats, It. is not known that he. was
armlid~ but there would be no difficu
twin. securing weapons with the mon-
.ey- taken from the safe.
Up to "the present time, none of the
were or the watches he took from
the house have turned up in pawn-
shops, It is possible that he may be
able to melt some of the metal. and
hill destroy Its identity, but no trace
y such act has yet been found.
e alteration of a motive for the
cry is being considered He did
not receive many letters, and so far
Yet this theory is not
entirely cast aside. although outward
Yet it is believed that
ey are endeavor-lug to ascertain it
that has any woman in New York
out he kept. up a correspon-
Should any letters he found
" hel- will be sought and her home
, laced under the clbsest espionage.
Some'beil‘eve that Schmidt went to
’ .Xork city, then rapidly made his
to another place where he has
WM da who would conceal him for a
0 until he can be spirited to a
of comparative safety. Search,
113) over, will be carried on with a
thhoroughness. The town council
of Sherman will probably offer a re
d for his capture. but this action
not yet been taken.
toner Charles A. Doien has ren
cred his decision on the death of
Irina; {lid forwarded a copy to State
Fessenden. The finding is
It illiam Taylor came to his
‘ th through a gunshot wound believ-
hellfire beeni tired by Herbert
hm1dt'. . ,
Ll)“ nor SELL mus.
m1", Rhenlsh Prussia,
., . . elrflrasian governent's
to acquire the Hibernia Coal
_ page elected at a stockhold-
rioting re today for 92 vbtes,
its; .410, 250 or stock against
on renting 116660.250. The
.1 and Schaaffhausen banks pre-
Itlulrew their 14.500000 of
had protested against taking'a
" . .by 119 means ends the
control or. the com-
siren Its-ouch.
.RILDY. Kane. August 27 —A
tub. with lift! marksmen
it)! the country
m! the close here
. 89am street on the hil-
’ y . from who took part' in
41115.net: .lett tot-their
but; others ,dpparting ‘5."
~”- '.ee. 1"'-
.-—-—-—-+-———- ,
.5, “BENT "antennas. . , ..
'tlfiH'W,‘ ——
iciiAuoc tion “Ii
resolution asking the gov-
.i’uaos'totthemecntalaai
their
word.
czarevitch'a whole life the moral bonds
5.. flair: of the National
contact the sale of potent
pernicious use to he-
laps: [latter Kuropatkiu
(Continued from First Pane.)
IVYBORG Denmark August 27. ~A
Russian cruiser and two torpbdo boats
pass‘fd here this morning, going north-
BT. PETERSBURG, August 27. ~On
August 24 the emperor telegraphed to
General Kuropatkin as follows:
“During the christening of the cadre»
vltch tho tearltza and myself requested
the. army and navy in ottr hearts to
stand sponsors for his imperial high-
ness. May God preserve during the
between him and all ranks of the army
and navy, from the commanders to
the soldiers and seamen, who are dear
to me and to Russia. and who have
proved, thelrlove for the fatherland
and the sovereign by their self—sacri-
fices and exploits while suffering pri-
vations and encountering extreme dan-
gets’."
SAIGON August 27. —-'l‘he Russian
cruiser Diana which arrived here Aug—
ust. 20, with a shell hole below her wa-
lot line. received in the naval battle on
Port Arthur August 10 has not re-
celved instructions from the govern-
ment at St,,Petersburg to disarm or
repair her damages, which are slight.
Another Japanese shell killed an oili-
ccr of the Diana and three men and
wounded twenty-three others. The
cruiser tried to reach Shanghai but
encountered some Japanese topsdo
boats. The latter diathargcd nine tor-
pedoes at her without cffctt. 'I‘ he oili-
ccrs of the cruiser declare that Gone-
ral Stocssel will never surrender Port
Arthur. When the Diana left the har-
bor, General Stocssel had 40,000 men.
LONDON, August 27.-Tl1e Japanese
legation tip to 2 o‘clock this afternoon,
had no information in regard to Port
Arthur it is pointed out. however
that the rupture; of Etaeshan fort by
the Japanese, announced scvet a] days
ago. would enormously fac.i11iato tucir
further operation. and possibly enable
the besiegers to get within the cordon
of outer forge and attack the last line
of rcsistan e along the outskirts of
the town.
[.le YANG. August 27.~Gcneral
Kuroki has joined forces with General
Oku in an attempt to ctit the Russian
line between Anshanshan and Lian-
dianshan.
The battle of August 25 raged along
the eastern front. A strong 1......»
force attacked the llttssian positions
at Miao Pass eleven miles east of Ad-
Ihunshan, and at Sandinllzi and 'i‘le«
god tDagow?) twelve miles mutbeust
of Armbanshau. Nine batteries of six
Buns, such bombardtd the Russian outs
posts. At these. points the combat re-
peatedly dcvelopcd into hand to hand
lighting The Russians stubbornly hold
the outposts the whole day. falling
back on their main position at night.
The chief artillcty engagement was in
from d! Llandiausan. the Japanese
couceuiratug the fire of ion batteries
and simultaneously advancing on 'l‘or-
iutspu, four mllce southwest of Liam
Iililllillnn But. they were arrested by
cossacks who were afterwards rcin— _
forced by infantry and artillery.
’ihe Japantisc resume e um 11111-
ment early August 20 devoting most of
their attention to l.l1tntl|auslun. The
Russian ficid guns were very effective.
11.1.. oiiitllllt
‘slegiug nimy for operations north-
wards.
names the various commands out of
which the new utmy will be formed,
is common to all humanity until
the organs go wrong—lb on (1’05
is turned to sorrow on f
does the body little or no good.
”you would return to
obi ity to enjoy food use .
Beecham’s 5
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In bone :00. and so.
the
The ’i‘ngeblatt a correspondent
They
guns. mostly mountain pieces.
The casualties have not ilt‘l.‘. aster-
tallied.
lllch. lN, August 27.-»-A dcapatch to
the i‘ugcblaii from St. Pctersburg says
the Russian government is determined
to assemble a second great army in
Manchuria, cmtsisting of three or four
corps under the command of General
Baron Kaulbarx-or General Soukhom-
its headquarters will be a Muk
dcn. The object of this step is to meet
the situation that will arise should
Port Arthur fall. thus releasing the be-
disabled tillrty- -two
linoir.
Japunt-sc
anti says he believes thut more rapid
transportation of troops will be possi-
bio owing to the approaching comple-
tion of the railway around Lake Bai-
kul.
DISTURBED THE FAIR.
ST. LOUIS, M0,. August 27. -——Paul
liar-per the fifteen your old son of
the. president of the Chicago Universi-
ty, and his three friends. F11 'l Taylor
Fred Gates and Frank Gates. who wore
arrested at the World's Fair for dis-
turbing the peace. after spending sev-
eral hours In the World s Fair police
station. were released upon the refusal
of Manager 'l'ayden of the Moorish
Palace on the Pike to proceed against
Gigantic 11.111111111111111. .
in voicing approval of
METHODS EMPLOYED AT SAR-
TAIN’S
WeiLKnown Firms and Graduate: of
the School Contribute Testimony.
in the. window of Baxter's drug store
is displayed a handsomc oak frame cou-
taiulug letters from some of the lar-
gest corporations ill the world among
tbcmtbcing the Grout Northern Rail-
road. The American Book Co., The
ran-r-
hcm.
1115111111 111111151: 3.33:?"
ml Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN
so donor m. 310 opium.
Ollilnhlllbln cure for Asthma, 0|-
Bronohltli and trick Consump-
tion. mound 01.00 ll-“Illl Plan
It.” prepaid. II. F. Jr“: son I Go .
'lndlnnapolis. Ind.
m
Remington Typewriter (70..
& Towns Mfg. Co., The Consolidated
Road. The. American Tobacco Trust
and others who have employed grati-
uates from Sartaln's Business College,
cxprcsalng their (It-light at the ability
displayed by the students Prpf. Sar-
tain has sent them. Sonic letters are
from firms sccklng hclp while some
are fronrsatlsficd pupils who roco1n~
mend to other young people. anxious
to get a start in life, the Sartaln Busi-
nc"'-' (Trilleve as the. place In orcnurc.
The display as a whole is unique in .
that it pt'tivcs l‘tilll'lllhllVOU tint more
are plenty of positions for those who
are capable: that Sartalu's is the
school to which progressive business
houses apply when in need of help and
that Sartaiu’s School satisfies and thor-
, oughly educates its students to honor
ably 911111 then-Way in life.
Mr. Young man and Miss Young
woman after you read those letmtc
you cannot. fail to see wherein a coursc
in the Day or Evening School at Sat-
taln's will benefit you.
The Yule * ‘
Blues, 1. ‘ We'lkillh, 71:; Silver Ben.
61:: Blackflah and l-‘lukes, 6c; Butter-
tllh, 8c: Steak cod, 10c: Elegant Live
Swordfish. 12c;
Grebe. 60¢ per doz.';' Bonita Mackerel,
10c: Salmon. 10c: Haddock, 6c: Pol-
lock. 61:. All other kinds fish at rea-
sonable prlcol.
CAPT. nucaoss.
lint Ind or Washington Street Bridge,
SWORD FISH
Porglei, 6c: Small Blues.
Large Soft Shell
Old Salvation Army Building.
,‘a
4-!
Diane octid.
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D. GOTTLI B’ S
It North Main St.,
_._...._,
So. Norwalk.
'As I have taken a full line of Men’s. Bous’ uttdifillildlen’S
HoEs ;
AND IN ORDER TO INTRO DUCE THEM TO THE PUBLIC. I WILL SELL THEM AT VERY LOW
PRICES. TO MAKE THIS SALE A SUCCESSVI HAVE REDUCED ALL PRICES ON MEN'S, BOYS' AND
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
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MEN'S BLACK CLAY WORSTED SUITS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED. WERE $.12. SALE PRICE. ".50
BETTER GRADE, ALL SATIN LINED. WERE S16. ”SALE PRICE, $10.00
MEN'S CASHMERE AND WORSTED SUITS. TO CLOSE THEM OUT, .. $5.95
YOUTH'S BLACK CLAY WORSTED SUITS. SIZES 15 TO 19. WERE $9. SALE PRICE, $6.50
A FEW LIGHT COLORED SUITS. SIZES 16 T0 19. WERE S6 OR S7. SALE PRICE, \ $2.00
MEN'S LIGHT SUITS. PURE WORS TED.‘ TO CLOSE THEM OUT“ , $3.98
DOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, S-PIECES. SIZES 9 TO 16. WERE $4. SALE PRICE, $2.25
SOVS’ FINE SERGE SUITS. 3-PlECES. SIZES 10 TO 16. WERE 5- SALE PRICE, ”.75
BOYS' ALL WOOL SUITS. 2-PIECES. SIZES S TO 15. WERE $3. SALE PRICE, $1.98
CHILDREN’S VESTE SUITS. AGES 8 TO S. WERE.” AND S3. WILL’ GO AT .75
DOVS‘ STRONG KNEE PANTS. BLUE, BROWN AND GRAY. WERE 25:. SALE PRICE, .19
DOYS’ STRONG KNEE PANTS. WERE 50:. SALE PRICE, \, .39
MEN’S STIFF-BOSOM SHIRTS. WERESOD AND 756. SALE PRICE. .29
CHILDREN‘S WASH KNEE PANTS. SMALL SIZES ONLY. 8: A PAIR,2 PAIR FOR .15
IOYS’ ILOUSES AND WAISTS. WERE 25c. SALE PRICE, . .19
MEN'S ALL WOOL BLACK CHEVIDT PANTS. , WERE S3. SALE PRICE, $1.75
MEN’S FINE WORSTED PANTSr WERE S4. SALE PRICE, 02.50
MEN'S PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS. TO CLOSE OUT AT ' ' - ’ .15
MEN'S NICKWEAR. PINE COWS. SALE PRICE. ‘ ‘ ‘ . .10
MEN'S NECKWEAR. IETTIR OR ADES. WERE Sic SALE PRICE." .12'/;
FOUR IN HAND, ALL COLORS AND LATEST STYLES. WIRE 250 AND 50:. SALE PRICE. .19
his '
Sale Begins Saturday, August and. i904.
Tip a pair of our Mea’ s tedious $190 and Boulé‘ and Girl’s"
, $15255 S
11115 LEADING on GOODS stoke...
.... -n .mw w... .mmm “gnu...“ ”Wm—v...
Our annual sale of
Everything in the
No attention will
6 Thin Tumblers for
Lightning Jars.
Balloon Fly Traps.
Flat'lrons. 5. 6, 7.
No
lbs.,
25 per cent.
kinds of Summer Goods commences on Saturday:A‘11g11st327th
ALL or 01111 LAWNS AND iliMlTlES.
SUMMER WASH (icons or ALI. KINDS.
Lamas, GENTS' on CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDEltWEAlt.
LADIES' WHITE LAWN smurwarsa‘s. '
LADIES‘ LINEN AND 1’. K. SKIRTS. ' .
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HATHING sun‘s. -. 5
HAMMOCKS OF ALL KiNus. -‘ V
do per lb. .
count on White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers.
1 . v. '
. «paintball up
It has always’ been V
0“,- custom not to carry 1 or goods from one season to another and for this reason We havo luuuglu'uted this sale
no of Summer Goods will be sold. ‘
paid to what the goods cost or what the former price was.
ousefurnis‘hing Dept.
190: |liar Rubbers, any kind.
95c
70 doz. I All our China ‘Tcabups and Sodd-
ilie'frlgerator Pans, any size. 190 1 are, 390
. .— ‘ .Aftcr Dinner Cups, fancy German
Tanglefoot lily Paper, 25c pcr boxl China. 100 -
'.1 1
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TRIS RAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDINO
of us?
you to, in for any reason
l . .
whatev: xcept in your own
on cannot afford
to take nccs on so import.
ant an of the family ex-
pense cunt. Neither can
you go omething for noth-
ing
or co tionery.
On first, a reliable firm
to do ' ith, and price last.
”
ying coal, clothing,
THE F 13 COAL CO.
Its diluted
to talk ab not new but your inter.
anti elem but yea lay in you win.
ter stock at at the redocedprice.
COAL wi at more before it: costs
1‘.... o snap $5.75 PER 'rou.
No char; carrying In.
[ill Hllflfl 81 SUN
ILEPHONIS.
Store, .
South IIR ofllu 154-8.
Yard
g, no It AND 00. NOIWALK
" Branch Office.
3.) Hayes. 5 Main street.
Glofr’s the Place
lillllll POINTS.
0; “Dualiiu.
Price. '
I
llll
Th a name stands for value in
a w eke Shoe. The Quality of
at it is always one grade the ‘
MIT .
THE halos. $3.60. ,.
ast- the. paddle when VI&‘DB~
. le 0! them.
Tel. sir-4:
because we want
your property. whether It is a firm.
a house and lot in town oral: estate
of any description quickly. out or id-l
. 5,...
H. Kroger rico-
,l'
I‘Vi. 1' ’.
Shirl War I
a
We are bound to Clean Qut everu .
one of these Shirl Waists Suits willi- " ’
in the ant few daus. We neéd the
room hit our Fall Goods which are .
arriving dailu. You will need these i
siulish suits for menu a dab Del.
Then are made of Lawns female».
Linens. Crash. Silk. etc. Evert) one.
absolutelu periect and up-lojdale.
To clean this stock up (1111:1111; . *
there is a bio cut in price on event
shirt waist suit 1n the store ,
Gel uourstodau.Tom0110w than
,. lie ice late. "
o
This is the Cash and Credit Store.
'l.
ARE "D DY CLEAR SPARKLIND
IS- O DEAD WAT
THE 10.. IR ICE /
Norwalk Chronicler