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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 17, 1905 · page 8

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" Several Vessels .Taken By the!
; Japanesethtr‘ships oi the resentuuon.

 

 

 

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. ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "0n the mill“ 01' Airll iii. the and Ncw Yor ; era. . ‘ b w"
.* 9" Wil'hlnzmn 31- SO- Norwntk- W at it... My}. aunt. 9.... Box ay hilt
WW---- .-__..-.,-__,_. “Wu Hanyciichintt. on tho lt‘ukontan- AIKEN CAUSED TROUBLE. . . .
' L, . " clittrin. ltt vlcw oi” the poaaltdltty at Foilizlilttl road. Our ftit'cc made a uiuttt ‘ W... _. , wm
1,. ‘ _ . .. Admiral itojcutvcttalty deouthlg Ad- lliilltik and rcpulacd tho (‘lltillly it‘ortltv inmate at Town Farm Led Authorities
., . . , ' in rat 't‘ogo on non. somewhere on the Will’i- " It? county was pun c titr ekcn .. '
Asiatic coast. some anxiety extant rc- and left eight men dead on the tlcld. a Merry Ch“? Through the W°°.°"- > N
iltll‘lllii'fi the safety of the Manctiurlu Our 106898 were two men killed. Ambrose Aiken, an inmate at. tho BVOI'

 

 

. - . , Count Ktttaisnoi't’. govoi'nor of lrltittslt, i
1to eiahorttic a scheme for the intro-t

t . duction of zematvou ltt lrkttiuk, 'l‘otttslt
. < . and 'l‘obolsk itt accordance with tltct

 

3'1" I‘ETERSBURG, April i7.~~An crwlnc tltcre has been tto matc ..

 

suggestions of the imperial ttkaae ndtl~ Again Tomurt‘OW-

int;r that. tltc. development of emigration
to Siberia from European Russia lit"
cctistltttcu' sonic form of popitlar rcp-

Nan l’attcraon tor the iitttrdcr of (in

SAIGON. Aiil'ii 17.""'Alllllll'tll 4‘. JO“. 1 last Monday was again postponed t

Russnns‘A're Ammored m quicren has, rcjolncd lhc it‘rcnt-h crttis— : day whcn titc t'tttit' war. calicd in ii
. Kamt‘at'th Bam- Where They no. Descartes in hamranh Bay, Cochin. 1 mm” m» gum.“ “5an

"' ArelBéing Re-victualeti

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SAIGON. April i7.——’i‘lto anancsct
recently capturedla large. number ol‘
colllers on the coast of (locum-Chum.

Six tiicn supposed to be Japanese
landed some days ago at Cape so.
James, ncttr here, t'ront an Annatucuc
junk and alter a brief stay remin-
barked.

VA nunibcr ot’ Russian warships are
anchored in Knutrach Bay, where. thcy
are rc'rictualing. I

The steatncr lCridan, which was pttr- g
chased by it. local Frt‘nch firm, aailudt
yesterday evening with a lull cargo of:
provisimts for tho-Russian squadron. i

The health oi‘ the Russians its re—'
inurkably good. ()1in night. dcatttnt
from discasc have occurrcd since tliciri
departure front Europe out of an 91‘;
tective totalling .tti,tittti men.

1. A Russian‘ofliccr sttil‘crinu t'rotn licrt-
beri is iii the hospital ilt‘i’t‘. The oth-
or sick nun who \t'crc. brought here
by the Russian hospital ship Orcl illv
clttde l’riutc Utttttacttzcnc. but tho 1“-
ports that thc Orcl had wotttidcd hunt
on board arc unfounded, as tltcrc ltad
been no fighting up to the tinn; ot‘ itcr
arrival. . i

'i‘hc Russian sailor who t'cil t)\'t‘i'»
board in thc Straits ot‘ Malacca anti
who was rcrseuod al‘tcr floating ti:
hours on a plank was brought. to Sai-1
gon. \t'ltcncc ho has rcjoincd the
squadron.

Admiral ltayip has sigticd a contract .
with a Hong Kong iirttt for tho salvage
of the Fl‘f‘lit‘ll itl‘lllul't‘tl cruiscr Sully,
which ran on rocks. itt Allong titty. cat'-
Ity itt It‘cbruar)‘. The firm will be
paid $:ttlti,tltitt it it succeeds itt raising
the. cruiscr. ’l‘hc Sully is Still fastI
upon the rocks, t

TUKlO. April l7. r-lt is caictiltttt-tl
.hcrc that tiic Russian squadron arriv—
ed at. Kauirault ilny. at noon, April i3,
and tlicrot‘orc iti’id l)l‘t‘ll occupying.v lili‘
port iii hours \\'llt'll St-ctt at noon .\p-
J'il ill. . , 1
ST. l‘lC'i‘i-thSllt’lttL April 1?, itzfyt‘il
a. iii.-'l‘ltt- itcus that \‘tttfifit‘is of tltcy
Russian squadron haw put into Kain-i
ranh Bay. north of (Tapc i’adaran, oif‘

 

 

the cast coast of t‘ochint‘itina, hearts.1
out Siilii‘illt'lliu conlaiucd iu thcsc ili'H'.
patches a wcclt ago to the ctl‘cct that
Admiral ltojcatvcnalty probably would
seek altt-ltcr oil" that part at” the i'.0('li-,
iii-China coast nttd tht-rc could coal
anth'tnakcf his final propatatious tic.-I
fore embarking on tlit- final stage of
his journey. .\‘o dctiultc information
is obtainable as to tho length of thc
squadrons may at Katnranh liar or.
whetitcr thc warships have already!
Hailed. titc admiralty own if- it knowat
,‘oeintz naturally ailcut on this polttt.

"You may bc attic." "that. cvcry pt'c-
caution will bc taltctt against a torpedo
attack. Rtljt‘Sth'ili-iky can lw rctlcd
upon to protect his altips."

Among navel men the idea that Ad-

nqutuiron is not cntcrtaiuml.

. No confirmation has been rcccivctl
hero of the rcportcd tinvnl mtgngctncnt
north of tltc .\‘tttuua which according
.10 tho llrttish Hit‘illiit‘l' 'i‘clctuachna.
which has just arrlrcd at liont; Kong.
took plat't' it'tti attics north of tho .\‘tt-
ilmtt lolandu itt thc at'lcrnoon of April
212.
SAN it‘iiANtdSt‘t). April i't.~-'l‘hc
Ntettntultlp Mancitttt‘itt Nttilcd for thc
()rlcnt today with a cargo of iti.tltltl
tour of {rt-tutti. tnot-ttly for Japan. 'I'Jlt'
cartto in int-poly of a t'ltttrttctcr that.
would be counldorod an contraband of
war by tho Rtitndtihtt‘ttnd cobalt-its not
only of fomlatui'fa. but heavy tnttrhlnct'y
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China, abottt 200 mitt»: nortitcuttt of:
Saigon. '

oft tltc coast. of lint-cauand condetnn— ‘ pcrs (“m-memo“ “it...“ ,]_ bun-gin} 15ml
ed as a prize. January it. no.» bccn rc-

‘ r. -. ~ . . ‘ ~ . .
l'lilimr‘diy at \‘iaSliington, is to tttttc mums“, “mun.”1.1mm,“

and will be Sili't'ttt‘tll‘tl by M, do That. .L........L.L-V.W-._
second sccrctary ot' the ililsvitttli lcga- ”1 \votidct' why it is that Wu “H. “t.
“'1" ‘” ("ll“‘llmlgi‘ll‘ w’ays short ot‘ tnoncy." "That's ”my.

S'i‘. l’E'l‘iCRSlii'RG. April 17.» A my door. Ht't‘illlfit.’_ \vitcttm‘cr \vt-tgti
\‘t‘l'i‘ tunrltcd chance in ion}; towardts prospcrona in one hotnc. you always
titt- l'nitcd Statct-t is notlt-cablc in the insist on ottr moving to a more cxpcti-
uowspnpcrs which usually \'tlit‘t' tltc Hit‘t' om» and living bcyond our tncaus."
cxprcssiottu of tho port-rnntt'iit. uttttty “lint how can am in itnppy otherwise?"

of which tlwcll oti titt- tuttiiit’csttt» -~--vl.ifc.

‘A ‘ ' ' lumen. ,
as The Novoo ‘Vremya discussing the

m upon the dintluction hctwoon the at- 1 an“, Norwalk Visual. 1. ' . _ ‘
‘ tltudcti of the uovurttinontu and peo- (marge F. Footc, acting an agent. tort ~ » . '.
5 ring pit‘fl. titlc l‘;l‘t.’l‘li“li intuition for cxtunpic tho Joint ii. Farris catttto, hat-i Hold the - . ‘ ‘ . ~ I .»
.’ ~ curncst .v tcta r tn; a {portion victory launch .. . u. . . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ~. . . .
while the lt‘l'ttllt'h tlnanclcru am doing Em 1“ to J'Jflmm' 'h" ”rt . . . _ ' '

cvct‘ytltlng possible to bring about um

‘ . ‘ conclusion of potion. in tl i United was built. undo:- the direction of tho: » ‘ -
Styhs‘ “ ~ . . no. it AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

States, the paper adds. the,peopie ap- lttto Senator Ferris, who delighted in" z 1
pear to bc houttic, but the government taking his friends out 0‘.“ the boat. 3“? ,
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i . M ’ .\ ’t‘tiKlt), April 17. 2:30 p. tor-Tit
. following oiilcittl report was. loaned to Mr. Pagan in having the venue! and
. ., . ‘ day trout tltchcudqunrmra of the .lttp- cngtnc overhauled in Not-walk. and
I _ , " nut-mt ttrndctt itt Mnnchttrtn: will tutti ltcr thin Houston in Connecticut

V , ‘ and she will call at. Midway 13mm“; ”it‘roquent collisiottn between cavnl. town farm tutti who is paid to be men-
‘ . - to “,th tnatructlons. ry are occurring at vuriotts [)ll‘lt‘t';i. ti h— tally “nbummtm. worn on! Saturday Iear ‘
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‘ ‘. ' ititpcrial rcscript issued today orders irhangc in the situation.’

PATTERSON TRIAL POSTPONED. of John Ettglchardt. Mr. Enuichurdt

iActr’ess May Be Brought Into Court

quw yomg Apr] i7.-—~'l‘ho ”:1.th (,r he saw the nttpt-trltttcitdcnt, Scicctntan Beginning Saturday momma. AP'“ 15th, we Will give a French Plate Mirror abloiut .

! 9401' noting, which was pontponcd from

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The delay this limp proliitlilv will H haw Ni“ “"15“" ”‘ ”“ “mm" silk will. We have It inall shades. 19 inches wtde. Price 50¢: per yard.
, ‘ ~ .. . be ottty for twenty-four hours. lower-
. NAGASM‘I‘ "“9“” Ain‘t] “v’j'h‘” or. as the only thing nwaitcddu tttc,
‘ appeal 1“ _”‘"‘ “‘3“ f” ”l” ”HUS“ ‘ iinal ruling by Justice Gaynor on a mo.
steamcr Sigrctia (seized by the Jttp- . tiott uniting that District. Attorney do
““0““ "““SH' I’lhmhhl‘" D“““"""“' 30- ‘ rontc bc ordered to surrender the. pa

, and lib.~ wile \vcre arrested in (‘.tttc.intt«
1‘11““ “1“ ""5591 and “i“"“"”‘i’~” “‘1‘“ oil. 'l‘ltc motion for an adjournment
iit‘tjtl‘ cottiiti‘ct‘ited. ' _ ‘ tttttil tontt‘u‘row which was made by

131. I’hlhiiSBltRG. April i? "31- Amistant District Attorttcy (tans, was
(ltitoroslti; an attachc ot‘ the ilttesittti firwmousty in” mint)- timinst‘ti by

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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Yonkers. New York. Tito, “ltiva LN‘

 

was one of the fastest and beat oqulp- ;
a pod pleasure boats itt these waters;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

on one. of hi» periodical expeditions.
ltc turncd up iti t'ft'nttlittry at the hotnc ,

 

aunt word to Saporlntcndcnt W. H.

Hendricks. Aiken did not. takc ltittd-
iy to the itk‘fl of returning and when

 

{nylon and Officer Thomas hunther— ‘ hundred customers buying five yards or more of the famous Boxbay Nevertaar Silk.

flaggk(cg‘fifii‘f'ivfiffi‘i: lg‘l'lhlfjig‘dg‘gé In order to lntroduoeihe famousfioxbay Neverteap Silk to the ladies of this via
0. “mm.“ an” n “mung” chime. during have given on one hundred handsome Plate Glastt Mirrors to be given away to the first on _
m which be ltcpt up an almost co‘ttlinttd “‘9 "V3 yard. 0" more 07 "”5 “mm“ 3”"-

(mu howl We'ara confident that there is no Silk in the market that will give the oatlsfactio

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Free! ‘ Free!

ALL THIS WEEK.

A Hillitltiillite and I'St'flll TWO Pit-co Mixing llowl Set FREE to cycry

t “Hit-3.“ t' it): w0‘tl t‘ '1"t. 0 tin let't tt - iltk‘ 'l‘J 'l-'. li‘t— ‘ .t I. t ‘ V d .
titthhlhrfioii gctclwoIot‘ltiicnotlt‘mvl: with atl‘cuuinfthlt. ‘Ihlifi't (ixi‘lnto gait compare 1“ ("1510“ u. abSOf ment. Stu e an va! mi
thcm. '

' THE GT. A. a: P. TEA 00.

111 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. TELEPHONE (Nth—12.

 

 

 
 

Our Cloak and Suit department is equal 21115;;

 
 
 

to anti department store of cities live time;-

size of ours. Our prices are so low and ;

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Easter

«momma
BELOW ARE A FEW or OUR CHOICE OFFER-
INGS FOR‘THE EASTER SEASON. THE QUALITY IS
on THE BEST, THE CUT THE LATEST AND THE FIT
ALL THA'l‘ COULD BE DESIRED. COME IN AND WE
WILL PROVE TO YOU THE MERIT OF OUR GOODS.

READ THESE PRICES:

.. ..-.t. .. t ow. - a. «I... .c— . .u not ....... uni. . ”tau-w c”‘|"'.~ awmmuw

Men‘s Fine High Grade Sample Suits, made to ‘Scll at $15.
thiSSale. ................... .......... $g.oof
Men’s Fine High Grade Black Thibet and Clay Worsted
Suits. all satin lined. made to sell at $36, this sale. . .$to.oo
Men‘s Fine Worsted Suits, made to sell at $9, this sale. . .$5.oo

Children’s Suits, from 8 to 16 years. double breasted Nor-
folks, with knickerbocker pants. from $1.25 to. . . . . .$4.oo .
Men's Spring OvercoatD—iour different shades, made to»
aetittt$ro,this sale $5.00
Young Men’s Suits, single and double breasted. made to
sell at $10 and $12. this sale ...........l...'.$5 and $7.50
Children's Suits, 2% to 9 years. big variety. latest in Rum
titan, Norfolk and Buster Brown Sign, . ”5.31.1 .19 $3.75
Fin: line of Gent's‘Fumishlngu It Wattle p 3!“ ‘
Just received five cases Lion Brand Sample Slim. L‘For'
men, $2.00; boyl’fimst children's, $1.00.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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BHIAK AWAY
from some of your triontia tt honorary.
”ART A BANK ACCOUNT;

to. The interest starts tut noon tut tho.
unit dollar is deposited tutti unvar-
titopu until the money is withdrawn;
interest ill'it wonderful factor in bu dc
in; wealth. Don't quarrel with oppm

your account.

“m: mm ivonwuir
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imprint: Initiation.

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You oertttluly know that you 003M ‘

malty. Begin today. We aoitclt

 
 

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so‘latge lhat the most economical and sienna..-»
purchaser can get suited here.

We solicit charge accounts. Han your purchases
charged and pay for them In wedkly payments. -

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ALL IN READINESS. ‘ YALE GETS MORE PROPERTY. 'i‘ltc magnctic nccdlc points to the: BROOM HANDLE FISHlNG
All is now in t‘cadlncss to bcgln man. polo, bttt :o for it has bccn unable- toi . Fishing with a broom handle. with

titucturlng paper at the plant of the St. Death °’ Mrs. Catherine Atwa‘cr! AQ- “‘“L'h ii. ‘ ‘ nothing DUNN“! 8” 38 bait, is some:
('imt‘gia i’ttlp attd Paper Company plattt . 7" Q1 V°?"- " “ thing new m ""3 vicinity. but. it u’
in Smith atrcct Norwallt 'l‘ltc ninclr MGW “AVEN' MW” ”“NBY the :trtictiécd in the River Rouge district
incr l' ' . '- . . .. tli‘fliil iWO ("lift “it” in this City 01 011- and in the canals running through tho
. y .5 iii wot kins. otdtt and hatt li(t n _ ' . . .
tested out and it in (“t , ‘ , iilt‘llnu Atuntcr. in the eighty ucc- , Ecotacnturuhcs. i
.. . .pcttttl that .t H _ w _ 1- . ‘ ‘,. l ‘ ' ‘ ,
big product will be turned out. 0nd itnt or hit out, htt latgc lioust. iht. (anal was_ closed up when tht t
. anti lot upon (.ollcttc1 stroct opposite shipyard was btitlt on the river from.
Wooincy Hail. passes ty the extinction and thousands of fish had no opportu-
BETLJN STRIKE NOT SETILE'P' of her life interest into the possession any to escape. Last winter the music
Nb“ BRITAIN AW“ ““1“" of the Yale Sciontitic School. As the; Were t'rozcd from end to end. and not
strike “i ”W Berlin bl'iyk yards is m“ alcntittc achool also owns the target In airltote was visible. Men in the
from being actilcd. l‘he l’och tutti brick building on the south. a totali neighborhood have discovered the fish
“8"“1‘5 59““ “l have troubles 01' frontage of about loll foot is now own-' need tronh air. and provide breathing
their 0W" “SN“ fl'm“ their particlpa- cd by the school. which becotnca itn- places by cutting through the ice. The
lion lit the atrlkc. Plckctn are on mediatoly available for purposes of unsuspecting huh poke their noses
will“ “i ”19 i‘flt'ti-‘i where airlines DH“ the new Collage street dormitory out- about. halt‘ an inch above the water
"a“ and deputy shcriffu 8““ 0" hand '0 lined some two years ago no one of and the dobermau’s broom handle
W‘hl‘fli“ “PM“. the plans of Fl‘t‘tltll‘ltn W. Vanderbilt. strikes them on the snout. knocking
._..__-......-....LL_-.- - of the class or "iii lit the scientific ‘tltcm unconscious. Several big haula
DECISION AGAINST BEAVERS- school. Thin addition to the nclonttilo are made in this way every onyx—Do-
WASl-HNGTON. April 17.~—'|‘ho 3“. school property now gives it posses- troll Free PI‘OBH.
pct-um Court of thc United States 10“ Hitlinl of more l1hl|it ache-him gt“ the
do decided the cattle ittrotvin the re- w 109 with?" man (K W ,0 CS?»
liltithtl ol‘ George W. Beaver: l’rtiui Wit”. ”MW and Temple streets, “1
Brooklyn to Washington inguinal Boar-T lm‘tlt' “PM“ it“ M iii" oornor 0' Tttm'i
cm. holding him subject. to removal. " ill“ “lid W3“ Bil'l'f‘ifl being also avail-t
abtc for a ncw dormitory. The whole1
propcrt y in vealed ltt the school trun-
tcac. not lit the ttulvcruity lroaattrctzi
tut ht tho Cfil‘it‘ with some. other scion-t
tlilc. school proportion. t is expoctctl,j
,att a round. that the largo dormitory .
.plttn art the acicntific school which
The . Place ; ultimately mutation the whole square Rtghtly made usual? .
. ' and now include» the control court,| "No. but “'8 been two week: since
---—-- will tie ere. tong carried out. its atruck a pedoutrian."——Yonkers

Women’s Superior «Nowusooe AND cununa. RADCLIPFE ‘igi‘ifi’ff‘ffit. ..
‘ Patent Colt 1"" °t..:r:r.'::.°,°.':. tit...‘;”"'"" OXFORDS lll' Spring Catalogue:
- Whole Faxed ..,,iii“i‘ii'iiiiihl‘l‘i‘i‘ii‘“itil‘i‘hi’i‘iit , ‘ 1mm Bone t wot a...
Glove Top Oxford attttit'itttitirriui. airstrip: $2 -.50 , , am on... t or W
W H” ‘ ‘ 'oiiltefllackorthé ‘ in

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“And what. did Jane say about me "
f‘Well, hi just as soon tell you. Jane
ttald she thought you were strictly hair
inst." "That’s ntc’é‘ot Jane." “Yes.
She said you didn't. ow enough to be
anything clue."——Cla ‘elatiri Plain Deal-

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; Btll--Bob in getting discouraged. .

.illi—-What'a the matter? In his att-
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t not mortar the brain. but the charm» "kn-19m“ (mtbnm“ ‘ HM linings

i ten-rum whom IIII' . .

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where whatever titted tttliti has tho but-
ttir chance for growth. information
even in vattt quantities. no long int it
remain more tntor‘mattot‘t. tilled for
purposes or positing examination“
i need not affect the marinara nor the" .
moral. of a man; both may remain
‘ hopelamtly tax in an *‘oncyclopadlln I ,‘
mints of rum. But culture aflecltt ,
primarily the manners and the moral».
. A cultured guttiltimm int» «tartan -
“filth“. tit getting on iwith tits kind: , .
tie im the trait mum at i‘élIthlilhll)
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