m , liltissla Scores tier fist Real Victory . LL Lipoounued tron First Page.) (Delayed in transmission). -—The has been filled with Joy owing to t that the Russians took forty- a cannon today. The Japanese as- I!“ on the Russian center was des- rope in the extreme. The Japanese ”were very great. The attack - L tallied mainly by the Eighth 55% ”Regiment. The fighting at or cannot be compared with urred today. Sheila shrieked .OWI‘ t e town from early morning. . Livia ‘who occupied positions on the .had a malnlflcent spectacle GTON. August 31 —-—The. ._ trnent has received a ca- .i’rbm Consul General Fowler . Lport Her, Warned Out of Her House. A and ease of destitution has been brought to the attention of the select- men: Mrs. Stephen Halloran. who lives at the extreme end of South Main streetl‘nanr the Meadow street power ' 'has five children to support. usband does no assist her at all few days ago to. Halloran was floor with a notice by Sheriff Good- wine but she would have to vacate her in Sou Main atr.eet ' rh‘or ng.‘ Mrs. Halloran, with “.aevfi of her children, went to Pros- . ‘ g Attorney W. F Tammany to ‘ at. could be done in the matter. lectmen, in all probability, will ed to send the children to the Home. The children are Ada. inc years; Charles 7; lioward, 51:01.3; William! ”- ORIENTAL PARTY., stain". of Benin Norwalk Quartette lob Royally Entertained by ‘ John Novak. - LT” South Norwalk Quartette Club, 1‘ wl their Wives and sweethearts, . about adventy- live in number, were en- tel-tallied last evening with 3. "Japan ‘1 ese Night” at the home of John Novak, in Clinton. avenue Th3 heuee was prettily decorated with flags. hunting and Japanese lan- : late for the occasign and Mrs. I"; ‘ tees nd Mrs. Stenger appeared in ‘ Dillon “costume to complete the ef ., '1‘ ladies were served ice cream ‘ «by the gentlemen. The Quar- lull, ban seVeral selections, un— a direct an of Prof. Kari Diehi. wflaven. and a general good ”(a enjoyed M...” PAUFERO WON FIRST RACE. -the report of Saturday‘s race at . The Mach Club it appeared as if Thse * Pdmiidro‘. oWned by Russell Bailey. wo'h he handicap race with the other ho! ip which were The Critic finish- ad rates Was pointed. The Pamper-0 its! Deceit Were not sailing in this this at were in a class by them» “The Pampero won in 1 hour,, cht Club it appeared as if the which withdrew. The Pampero ‘the first of the races for the Qd TE. CONVENTION CALLED. itemey Leo Davis issued the call nwoblte convention of this dis at today. The convention will be ' . iii the town court room. Wall . , onsaturday. September 10th ‘ filltrict includes the towns of it, New Canada and Wilton. Henry W Gregory will undoub- nominated for the office ' LLTEANL REHEARBED Tribe 01er Men held an en- ‘ to and well attended meeting night, ht which time the degree ' lo a successful rehearsal for initiation to be held the first At which time trays A LOOK. _ doll, representing The Mom- The Humming Bird Company. to appear at Hoyt‘ s Thea- yilglft,‘ September 8th. has . .3”. The Cllgord d heir We did. “starters vineyards midst dock next .. tor the fast modes- the season at 9: 46 The vs“. Middle”: M '1‘ t roam/neon”. , con-rise reason. ‘21.; nonrheriatehomstn Good Bargains for lv:rybody F D. LYON 5: CO. *6 Woohlngton it. city. Did you see his , h- . church, "what‘s this collect pg tor?" .pit of Miss Marie Curtis Io. Norwolk . -7 . ADDITIONAL LOCAL hows Miss Ines Dlsbrow. of Poplar Plains, continues quite ill lit the Norwaik Hospital.’ A... Miss Myrtlce Johnson. who has been the guest of Miss Maude Busch. of Norwalk, returned today to her home In Broad Brook ‘ Mrs. Van Monica and the Misses Van Houtcu. who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z‘. C. Busch, of Noijwrilk. rel girnLcd today to their home in Newark. Eddie O'Brien, who has been em- ployed in the Norwalk branch of the New York Grocery company, has taken a position as clerk in the South Nor- walkLLstore under Manager Thomas it. can Harry Denton driver for the South nelwulk branch of the New York Gro« cery company, fell while getting out of the delivery wagon in Spring street. and sprained his right wrist quite badly. Wheeler ii Wilson's orchestra of Seven pieces will furnish nmaica at the Knob Labor Day In the afternoon there will be a concert music and In the evening this orchestra will play for dancing , Mrs. William Miller and daughters, Helen and Willa, of Madison street, and Mrs. E. B Manilllle, are guests today of Mr and Mrs A. M Pohlman and Mr. and Mrs Theodore 0. Olsen, of Fallileld Beach. . HELD FOR ARSONL Henry B. Adams Arrested For Setting Bulldlng on Fire and Doom lng Ledger’s Death. STAMFORD Aug. 31.—-ln the City Court today. iier‘ny ii Adams a dis‘ ihaiged employs of the Salvation Army Corps here, was held without bail for arson involving murder. by setting tire to the Salvation Army hall last Thursday. Joseph Zlnk. a ledger. lost his life in the flames. Testimony introduced by the DPOS0€II~ tlon today was to the eflm‘l that Adams had a key to the storeroom. where the fire started. It was also stair-d that after he had been discharged Adams was heard to threaten that he "would get square.” No evidence was offered by the (le- fense and the prisoner was bound over to thenext term of the Superior Court without bail. ROBERT MORRIS’ BIRTHDAY. Observed by Members of .Order Of Eastern Star at Savln Ruck Today. NEW HAVEN, Aug. 3l.—~Dclegates from all over the state assembled at. Savln Rook today in honor of the birthday of Robert. Morris, the found- er of the Order of the Eastern Star. The morning session was devoted to business. All the old officers were re- elected. After luncheon had been new ed the afternoon was devoted to pleas- ure. 0 WASHINGTON HANCOCK DEAD LONDON. August 3i.—'ljhe sudden death of Washington Hancock, the grandson of the late loneral Winfield Scott Hancock. at his lodgings in Lon- don was the subject of an inquest to day. The huiopsy showed that he died from heart disease. BAD BALTIMORE FiRE. BALTIMORE —-The Packhig plant of Street and Corkrnn, in this city, was totally destroyed by fire the loss be- ing estimated at 8125. 000, .The build ings, a large stock of meats and 180 live hogs were burned. it was only with the greatest of efforts that the ad iacent property was saved.L EXPECTEDfiaOM Miss Alyse Gregor aug ter of Dr. and Mrs. J G. Gre ry. of West ave- nue, is expected home tomorrow on the steamer Prince Oscar after a several months visit with her sister. Mrs. Ho mer Bylngton. at Naples. ltaiy. OPENING OF LODGE SEASON. St John'.sbodge A. F andA. M. of Norwalk, will meet Thursday evening at the Masonic building, Wall street. This will be the opening theetingL of the season Mr. Hayseed—l see by ybu‘r adver- tisement that you are gel to issue some more stock. What's hat for? Oil Pr t—Why. my g fellow, we' ve earn so much mo ey In the past six months that we ’re obliged to have more stock to pay divi ends on in larder to get rid of it—Puc “Say“ whispered the agranger. in "This oflering," replied th loan With the collection plate, "is or foreign missions." ‘That‘s‘. all right. tires-.1 min the stranger. producing a dollar '1 was gon’ to y if it's for the choir it it.” n—Philadslphia Press. Mrs. Clubberiey—"You as ’t tell me It was business detained y u till this late hour. " —"i know i dear; 'oosieso‘tperoouaee 'thmitmoIin‘ yer opinion Room-non“ M‘- can‘t, or 'bishneoh' / edge of 40W: an. crackers—“Yon don’i like your . if" . - m ‘ GARDEN ORAZI IN ENGLAND- It Has Drought About the Cult of the Garden Ornament. The garden craze of'tho pant few years. for which was predicted I brie! life, mough a merry one, has become what its real votariea brought it would. a ammo of permanent inherent. "l‘hio Wis of enthusiasm has brought about the wit of the garden ornament; and those who are able to afford todooomsearohlogfarand wide for some piece of aorflpture that shall harmonise with the style of their gardens. Lead images are now very highly prized her garden ornaments. and so are tibose‘tnade of tor-rs colitis, and. of course, of marble and'stone. .1. 'Dhere were many quaint oonceite in garden ornaments in the days of long ago that did not appeal alone to the beauty loving eye, but aroused. the practical joker of the period. My one who has visited the Clans guin- mcr palace alt I'eterhof, near St. i‘etershnrg, will remember in the gel" den or one of the lovely small villas adjacent to the palace trick fountains. as they are called. innocent looking marble seats upon which no sooner has the Harbor nought repose than he is drenched with a shower. of water. Such trick arbors and trick smts Were quite statute of the gardens or long agar-landed Dali y Mall. Seats on the Paris Dourse. it may be said than a seat among the seventy (lirey call it a charge) meta about 3,000.000 francs (3600.000) or sometimes 2,500.000..a.nd a charge earns from 5 no 16 per cent. (net) as your. so that the annual profits are from 530.000 to 890,000, or more In ex- ceptional y.ears But these are usu- ally d‘ \lded among set erai athletes for It rarely happens that an agent is the sole on nor of his seat. More often be has paid for only half of it or a third of it. and has three or four sl- lent partners who own the rest and who may again have sub-partners. so that you will hear of a person own- ing an eighth or n sixteenth of a seat. or even a tlhlrtyvsmond, their}. being ripple investments that carry no rights of privileges on"t»he pourse. HARRY H. WARD. of Boston, who is the foremrnit whlst player of the world. Byvhis really wonderful work in the recent whlat congress in New York, Mr. Ward again demonstrated his‘rlghit to'the title of champion midst player of the World. No man living can equal the play of this Boston man. whosoknowi- «the game and ability to fathom the thoughts‘of his opponents make him a veritable wizard. Cannot Compete With Ronla. it may be interesting to know that within Russia‘s domain che Standard Oil Company is meeting we of the most serious opposition of its long life of plunder. This giant trust sup- plies over 90 per cent. of the foreign demand for oil. it has competed With the barge oil interests of Russia. which are controlled by the Rothschilds and the Nobel Brothers but it has never overpowered chem. 'lihio is due to the Medan law regulating foreign trade interests—George Wedse, in-Sueoess. MA...— Radlum As a Caustic. Washington. D. C.—Prof. Moor, so without physician. of Berlin. has ef- fected a number of remarkable cure! with sodium.- Supierllclol diseases of the skin of all kinds are susceptible to radium treatment. The rays of rod- ium which can readily be seen in the dork upon the .iiuorescenee screen have theed‘eotthotthepartof the ekineotmeetedbeglnatoclearat once. Radium Found Near New. York. Mum has been discovered in the spa:- quarry at Bodtosd. in the norm- ern part of Westchster Oounty,ae- oosdlhgtoProfesaoi-LV. much- er of geology at Washington iirving Mich School, Wu. I Protestant o-e nuclei discovery had been on! by H. I. 1'. Her- rat, are he rein A more; has}, been tussle from the on; K I EVENING SENTIN EL w- "wow...“ 7......— w.......—.... wwwm.m.w__ 0320qu \L taken drops of Brazilian Balm " so lions 250:“) Instant Reliei --—l'OB—- COUGHB GROUP ASTHMA CATARRH Bronchitis Sore Throat ”Sum" YOU'LL SAY ITS IMO. Prevents Pneumonia and Grip. - cores in a week. saving ovary lb. Carol Consumption three times on d Lieu Directions in circular. tea doses 500; 300 dross $1. so days treatment In! of Teddi Tablets, the great tonic and strength builder. with every “JD bottle or he- Ill“ III- D. [Jackson . c... Indiana’s)“; III. a?” A. AA..AA...A-AAA.A‘AA A - . . A Am-— AN OLD MAID SAYS Men, monkeys and fails are stub- born things. The only thing that beats it good wife is a qul husband. Men who pridc ihcrusclvcs on their own culturi- haven“ tinny. The loss .1 man knows the mole arm ions he is to tell it Some lncn are born lmlil. some ithbLleve, baldnesa and othcrs got mur— r at. A womun can sharpen ll pciicll quick as if man can thread it nccdlc. The best thing about Adam was his r,lb and that}. yvns icniotcd to make it woman: A man tic-vol realizes how insignifi- cant be is llhtli he attends his own wedding. A man who has a good opinion of himself is tilted a poor judge of hu- luaulty. It is impossible for some men to screw their courage up without the aid of n corkscrew Many a man is the victim of cir- cumstances simply because he is too lazy to avoid being victimized. A great manymcn live by their wits. It is really surprising how little some people can live on. OIS Even the plebcinn school teacher he- .lleves in such a thing as class distinc- tlon. inhibit 3111! Men’s. Bous’ and Children’s Shoes Now in Fuil Farce at D. GOTTLIEB’S. 11 North Main Street. South Norwalk YOU HAD BETTER BE WISE. Misfortune is very much like the owl. She tilts about noiselessly dur-' ing the night seeking what she may devour. Her presence is not suspect- ed until with one feli swoop she is 119011 you. But ninety-nine per cent of her wounds may be healed by a bank account. . MONEY MAY NOT BRING. HAPPINESS. but a savings bank account prevents a lot of unhnp lness. Be wise and have one :1. starts it. K- new we utilising. SWIlBD FISH ' COAL will cost more before its costs THE soon-i NORWALK savmos ‘ I THE LEADING DRY Goons srit’E TRISTRAM&HY TT SPECIAL SALE9=~€2~ \ ' guy-w.” , Our annual sale of all kinds MS 6 Thin Tumblers for Lightning .Inrs, Balloon Fly Traps. Flatt Irons, 5, 0, 7. 950 I H lbs, 30 per Ib.‘ ummcr Goods commences on Saturday, August 27th. our custom nut to carry over goods ‘i‘rom one season to another and for this reason .w” have inaugurated this sale Everything in the line of Summer Goods will be sold. No attention will be paid to what the goods cost or what the former price was. ALL OF OUR LAWNS AND lllMl'l‘lES. SUMMER WASH GOODS OF A Lit KINDS. LADIES‘, GENTS' OR CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR. LADIEB' WHITE LAWN SHIll'l‘ WAISTS. liADlES' LINEN AND P. K. SKlRTS. LADIES', MISSES ANI} CHILDREN'S BATIHNG SUITS HAMMOCKSL 0F ALI. KINDS. Housefurmshing Dept. ‘ lilc L.lnr Rubbers, any kind, 25 per cent. discount on Wbltc Mountain Ice Cream Freezers. .- ' A‘ f. \ It has always been i“ 7c dos. All our China Tea Clips and Sour.- ‘ j era, \ 390 L ‘ l Refrigerator Pans, any, size. lilc _ ‘ After Dinner Cups, fancy German . Tnngicfoot FlyLl’apcr, 2:0 per box China, 100 , Why Buy Coal of us? Not because we want you to, nor for any reason whatever except in your own interest. to take chances on so import- ant an item of the family ex- pense account. Neither can you get "something for noth- ing" in buying coal. clothing. or confectionery. Quality first, a reliable firm to deal with, and price last. THE FERRIS 00!”. CO. lt’ SaHotSubjeCt to talk about just now. but yoar inter- ests demand that you lay In you win- tor stock of coal at the reduced price. 4m. outveneo 55.75 Pen rou. No charge for carrying in. ‘ TELEPHONEO. Store. 203—5. South Nerwslk office 154-5. Yard office 07-5. E. NOIWALK AND IO. NORWALK. Branch Office.’ 9 John P. Hayes, 5 Main street. /’ Nme.-»Eualilu. ’ ‘ Price. K. a mansion. Shoo. :rn‘q Lo lily of PQORGIES. KIN“ W FISH SELLING AT REA- “NAIL; PRiOEB. ii“ do?! SHELL cease. so oral THE PRICE, $3.50 astonishedfisf neoplegvhen we be ‘gan the sale of them' "mm—4 a s i. TRISTRAM i HYAILNorwaikponn; 1. Hiliillfiilfl t 81le Glover'sihe Place THREE lillllfl PlilNlS. The Elit anemones for value in Elite Stock is always one grade the “when, waaxrlsu. sous-L ‘Imi- an unnamed EELS, awonorlsu ano ALL omen} j a house aod lotto town or «abut-ts ARE FED no. 2 and s oazrr'rs: sometime. “*2 H. Krieger ' 812 Co. Shirt WaiSt L Sluts Last Call We are bound to Clean Out overs -‘I one of these Shirt Waists‘ Suits with in the next .iew daus. We, needthe room for oiu Fall Goods which are arriving dailu. You will ”need, these stulish suits for manufadau italic“,- Then are made .of Lawns. Pennies. Linens. Crash. Silk. eic.‘ Brew one absoluteluperiect and‘up-io-date. To clean this stock up: quicklii there is a big cut in price on eve-iii ' , shirt waist suit in the store.- ‘ Get pours todaii. Tomorrow man be too late. This is the ECaleLi and Credit . Store. LWestWaseioL §3S;..;,So._blplwalk. W " . “at“ r If You Wain! TO Sell mend. in}. 1.. 50.? your property, whether it a a sum. , Ride at. .3; .Lu or any demolition quickly. call or '13- 3'33“: dress
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