lo nonMAL ”:0"? more Mr
_ t'
. 0112’”
F D LYON 8: GO.
O wool-tin iron at.
Latest "
Spdng
IStyles . ~
MI
So. Norwalk.
for the purpose of throwing the Jap-
anese off the scent when Admiral Ro-
r‘.
Fear Reached the On Tarribi In.
W
CHARLESTOWN. W. Va, April 20.
—Ten miners were imprisoned in the
Cabin Creek Minn at Kaylorti to-night
by a urine explosion.‘l«‘our of the near
her managed to reach the surface ten-
'ibly injured. be other six are be
loved to be dos Tire catastrophe its
said to have been caused by a powder
explosion.
RUMOR OF RAILROAD CHANGE.
4A rumor has .Jreen. going around
Norwalk that the Consolidated Rail.
road contemplates shortly to begin
the work of Elevating its tracks
through the city. on the Danbury Di-
vision. This is merely an old rumor
m Film NDIIINANT.
m
Fat- Eaat Naval Situation should Not
Cattle Excitement.
LONDON, Apyil 20.-——Notwithstand-
trig emphatic protests of some of the
newspapers and shrinks of indignation
from the lingo british govern»
ment omciats do in to admit that
there is auythiugi? the For EasteIu
naval situation t use excitement
or to show that it i roaches an acute
stage. in other. Words the Foreign
Office assumes the attiude of a much
interested spectator of an intenselyI
dramatic situation which is approach-
ing a climax in which by siIne mis- i
chance, Great Britain might be calledI
on to play a part
The announcement in the Paris des~ i
TRIST
Boxbay Silk
' Will
R
cropping up again.
NORWALK HoaPlTAL PATIENTS.
Charles H. inssen to still uncon»
scious at the Norwnlk Hospital.
Fl. P. ii. Caprou‘s wound is hortiln
nicely, but he is still out of ills tread.
Annie Smith. victim ofthe fire at
the Artstic BrorIZe Company‘s plant.
remains in ft critical condition.
“Homo Iatatctnant Iaaued Regarding
I ; Dunstan Bountiwn in indo-Chlna
‘ ' Watera.
PARS April 20.—-No continuation
been obtained of the report
that yfttpan has formally protested
against the stay of the Russian squad-
ton in the waters of ludoChina as
being a breach of neutrality The fol-
lowing guarded semi official statement
lestvensky passed through the Straits
of Malacca fell into the hands of the
Japanese. The admiralty is silent as
to whether Rojestvensky has left Kam-
Irinh Bay.
'i‘OKlO, April 18.~—'l‘he navy depart-
meu today declared ’l‘sugara Straits a
zone‘of defense, with the usual marl-
time restrictions.~
'l‘OKIO. April lit—«it is expected that
subscriptions for the fifth domestic
patches to The Associated Press thatt
Dr. Motouo. the. Japanese minister;
there. has called upon Foreign Minis-1
ter Delcasse with regard to the ques- ‘
tion of neutrality has not changed:
he views of officials at the Foreign
Oflicc, where it was pointed out today I
that Japan probably had not matlea
formal or specific protest blrt simply —-———__
desiredmssurance that France will
continue to maintain neutrality and;
In All
Colors.
. Never
loar.
“l'il scalp tiIat‘reporter"
' lcti old . , . I , ,
.Waa issued: loan will .be tn 1 ‘ . . EWW not afford the Russians any iiditl tinge i
“Nothing is known in the highest amount of thtgpihsf: willll hiyorie halt): wee?“ ”“103. over the morning pfl- inconsistent with France's responsibiil- Beginnlnn Saturday morning, April 15th, we will give a French Plato Mirror absolutely free to the first one
French diplomatic. quartets conterning tired million yen (equivalent to about Def" Why. popper, replied his daugh— “"3 as a neutral Th“ Foreign Office hundred c“"°"‘°" buying “V0 ”"53 °" "'0“ °f the; famoua Boxbay Nevertear Silk. '
the protest which according ‘0 certain 350’000’000) and the conditions will be fril‘ti3d12lrhtlti‘i liltidirfi'gr-ecgilnihgiwiitllf— assumes that F‘rancc most, certainly in order to introduce the famoua Boxba Nevertoa Silk to the Iadica of thia vicinity tho manufacturora
0115151! reports has been formally all similar to those of the fourth domestic ,.p 9“ g c I " g 0. will give such assurance ‘0 Japan. J! I-
wrote me up real nice." "But he speaks
. buy-
of ye as wenrin' ‘some soft, clingln'
The Foreign Office glared to The All i have Elven us one hundred handaomo Plate Giana Mirrora to be given away to the that one hundred P'I‘WM
sociated Press that it was not at all ; lng five yards or more of thla famous Silk.
“mm" ““ mm ”mm“ "‘8 ‘0” “holy ”mi Great Britain would be re w. are confident that there la no Silk in the market that will 9... the aatiafaction to the wearer that thia
much 0' the time i was tarred an' tea-I “.3191 1 Ja t .
there 0‘” m Molltanlly_"—~Phiitldeiphiti Enthporft dry “firings. a1“ 30”“ in latik will. We have It in all ahadca. 19 inches wide. ' Price 506 per yard.
Press. ' ‘ ,
treason by Japan to the French gov-
ornment relative to the violation of
neutrality by the Russian squadron.
Furthermore this squadron has been
outside French waters for several
days past." ’
In view of today’ s Dress despatches
loan. I.
ST. PE’I‘ERSBURG; April 18, 12:35
p. m.~Gradually many interesting de-
tails surrounding the recent arrest of
a band of about a dozen telmlOliSiS are
leaking out. The (Hsptutc. which is
531W the Russian squadlon'was still Iegarded ”V “‘6 Ellthofltlefl as being M" NGWhllb*WMt'H ”“8 )‘OU'V"
lit Kamranh Bay the last part of the of immense iIuporwnce, wag accom- been trying to make?
* “Ema-Official statement appears to lu- blisheti by Kashovslty, the Russian MI'S. Newhub (dolofully)—Angel
cake, blrt it wouldn't rise.
Mr. Newhub—Ah! a fallen angel
cake. eh?—~Philadelphia Press.
Lecocq, who was dismissed from the
secret police several years ago on ac-
count of his connection with Philippe.
the spiritualist, who created such a
stir at court several years ago and
who then went to Paris to live.
Governor~Genmal ’l‘repoff upon his
appointment as governor-general of
St. Peter-sburg. induced Kashovsky to
return to St, Pctersburg and within
two weeks the detective captured the.
entire band, which had been operating
here under the direction of the cen-
tral organization, which apparently
has its hcttthtturtcrs in Switzerland.
Alfred Henry McCullough. the man.
killed March it by the accidental cx-j
plosion of a bomb at the Hotel Bristol. j
whose real name was Badman. was
one of the chiefs of the terrorists. huv
irrg (barge. of the manufacture of
bombs. and Kaleift’. who killed Grand
. _ dlcate that Admiral Rojesivensky has
_ . ‘wlthdrawn outside the threeImilc lim-
It from the shore line of the bay which
according to French law constitutes
the open sea.
ST. PE’I‘ERSBURG. April 20.——A
fiupatch from Gunshn Pass says the
. {Russians have discovered a turning
' movement eighty miles northwest of
Kuanohengtsu, about thirty‘ miles
northeast of Gunslrts Pass, by two for-
ces. reach of 3000 Chinese bandits, sev-
eral'thousand- Japanese cavalry and
twenty-two guns.
Kuanchengtsu is identical with
Changchun. the extreme right of Gen-
eral Linevich's main front. which ex-
tends thenoe towards Kirin
SAIGON French Cochin China, Ap
Iii 20.—-—Admiral Rojestvensky‘s fleet
its still in Kamranh Bay.
rThe French admiral,
ENTERTAINMENT. .
Arranged by he
DOORKEEPERB‘ CIRCLE, K. D.
of the Norwaik Congregational Church
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th.
L°ckwood'a Hail.
First Annual Ball
i, II‘ 0. l4‘. OF NORWAIM.
under the auspiccs of
Our firoiltors‘ lodge No. it)
VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK
We have prepared for uou an aggregation oi
Jonquieres
has taken every step '0 insure lit‘li Duke Sernglus also belonged to the “"d
r m. 9.. . .. , n. (m IDBTChdildiSG use 118in b on store lil ihS
”lad“. April 20.8:30 p. In~Dr. MD- I<$§1n5;0313tlesA2t\rdlv§tiHmo: hurts}; Butler [0ng N0, 97, q u u l Cit”.
otno, the Japanese minister. called on
Foreign Minister Deloassc this two-
nlng, concerning the neutrality ques-
tion.
‘ Later the Foreign Office gave out a
iformal denial of the reported protest.
of Japan, saying in response to runny
inquiries: ”Neither l)I Motono (the
Japanese minister) nor the Japanese
government has made any protest. or
complaint to the French government
relative to an alleged breach of nett-
trallty."
PORT LOUiS, island of Mauritius.
iAprll 20.~—~'l'he agents of the steamer
Juliette have formally protested to the
German consul against the lot-hi gov-
ernment's refusal to allow the vessel
to coal anti against the consequent tic-
gI'Iay here.
LONDON. April 2i).—vl*‘orcigtr Set-rc-
tary Lansdowne has formally denied
to the Russian government the charge
i)! the Novoc Vremyh that the British
cruiser lphigcnia had transmitted by
wireless telegraphy the information
“’OtIr Cloak and Suit department is equal and will
compare in quantitu. assortment. stole andyarielil.
’ to one department store of cities five times the
size of ours. Our prices are so low-arid stock
so large that the most economical and skeptical
purchaser can not suited here. ’
We solicit charge accounts. Have your purchases
charged andpay for {trauma weakly payments.
H. KRIEGER a co.
leontieff idnughtcr of General ilocu i
ticff who rctontly was appointed gov
tenor of Y.akutsk Enstt-III Siberia) i
who became a (:onvcrt to tottorisml ,
during llcr stay at llut'crnc, Switzcr- {Mlis‘i'
land. Kaleiff‘s identity was cstnblish- i
rd through the discovery of n photo-r
graph.
At iilt‘ Armory.
EASTER nothiihr, Arntt. at.
by Whecifi‘eljwt‘t Wilson's lI‘uu
'Ot‘trlirht'ra.
TICKETS so CENTS.
“wk-.- ._.... A . .,._... ,.._. _ MW. -t .w...
at . or ,
WOWOOWNWNWW
Easter
e KALEIEFF TO HANG NEXT WEEK.
that she had passed Atlmtrnl Rojest-
vensky‘s squadron lib miles from Sai-
gon. The denial states that the iphi-
genie. did not even sight the Russian
8 uadron.
PARIS. April 20. 5 p. m.~~’i‘lIc reply
of France to the protest of Japan
ngainet the, Russian squadron using
'Karnranh Bay is expected in Tokio
soon.
The statement that the cabinet and
the elder statesmen after It conference
had forwarded a protest is incorrect.
France was approached through the
usual diplomatic channels.
The officials here are not (‘m‘tnin
whether the Russians are still at Kam-
ranh Bay. although they were reported
to be there yesterday.
ST.PE1‘ERSBUR(I April 20. fr p.
m.-~lt is asserted here that Admiral
Roieotvensky has not overstepped the
Punch rules of neutrality at Kamranh
B y. the cooling atrtl provisioning of
It I ships occurring outside territorial
Motors. Russia has not been advised
that Japan has lodged a protest in
Parts. The charges cause extreme ir~
rltation.
The Associated Press is again an-
thoriaed to state that Russia has no
Intention of sending out. the Black Sea
first, another charge that annoys “\le
BI
The admiralty officials are slated
over the receipt of news showing that
not a single celiier dospatched to the
China Bea through the Straits of Bonds
manna lNTlnII‘l‘
tbs limo your money in the savings
We at an astonishing rate.
Jail» is this having a. man
' for you. And every time you
a on» on have another worker.
' do to work at
tom Iron WALK
Mm: flux
‘thmM lit
mgr “Villa“
F'WW‘F‘L
Offerings
BELOW ARE A saw or OUR CHOICE OFFER~
mos son THE EASTER SEASON. THE QUALITY rs
on THE BEST. THE cur THE LATEST AND THE FIT
ALL THAT COULD BE DESIRED. COME IN AND we.
WILL PROVE To YOU THE MERIT or ‘oua oooos.
READ THESE PRICES:
:-
Mcn's Fine High Grade Sample Suits. made to sell at $15.
this sale . . . . .................................... $9.00
Men’s Fine High Grade Black Thibet and Clay Worsted
Suits, all satin lined. made to sell a: 816. this aale. . .$Io.oo
Mcn’a Fine Worsted Suits. made to sell at $9, thia (ale. . $5.00
Children‘s Suita. from 8 to I6 yeara. dOubie breasted Nor-
foika. with knickerbociter pants. from 8M; to ...... $4.00
Men's Spring Overcoat—four different ahadca. made to
sell at 310. this sale ..
Young Men' a Suits. single and double breasted made to
sell at 810 and Ira, this sale ..... ... . .35 and $7.50
Children's Suite. 2% to 9 years. big variety. iatcat in Roar
. aian. Norfolk and Butter Brown Suits. . . . . .Sms to 33.75
Fine line of Gent's Fumiahinga at reaaonabic prices.
Juat received five cases Lion Brand Sample Shoes. For
men. $9.00; boya', $1.35; childronja. $1.00.
....... $5.00
lira.-
. ran rm: Wm our. r.
Any one bringing um ad. or!” noun 8 par
not. from com LOWprlooa.
D. GOTTLI =3.
11 NORTH m 9mm,-
TOIEI‘ .
——-—
From May int—Immediate Poaacaalon
THREE sronas lN THE
fullon Building
by tile Steamboat Property
Water St. South Norwaiit.
O
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
in other buildinga on the cams propor-
ty, aultabie for Light Manufacturing or
Carpenter Bhopa.
Taylor and Golden
74 Washington Street.
"ntovrrs liiE rant."
EASTER snoss
iN AM; LEATHERS
““7”
ONE OF‘ TH it}
Gibson Pat. Colt,
0X li‘ORlJS FOR WOMEN
$3.50.
WALT'HAM
WATCHES
are the beat. Mechanicdl precis-
ion. perfect maierlni and careful
finish are the features that have
made Waltham Watches the best ,
in the world. in gold, gold
filled and silver cases at
A.W'.Austin’s,'
Norwalk. Conn.
40 Wall 8‘.
now Ready
A FULL LINE OF TRIMMfiD AND
UNTRIMMED HATS.
DRESS AND OUTING HATS
ALL THE LATEBT SHAPES.
CHiLDRENB' BDHDOL HAS .A
GPEGIALTY.
“188 I. E. iiiliiliiiiliilll’i,
Wu” Mr or Dmllh ‘ CO»
on Waahln ton emu.
iN
0hr shin catalogue:
I
III!"
pairing the
old one.
r 'l‘hc year “round.
“M“ M I For [AVID
flood “he; i or Garden.
t 'l 1" i L ‘ 3
m “I'll! : or tip new
house or re": ~.
.
termed“
MOSCOW. ADlil 'JOr-‘hall Kaieicif l
who on April 18 was sentenced to!
death for Killing Grand Duke Sctgi
us, will be hanged next week.
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
fol m of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against fire arisingi
from any cause explosion and light-
ning included—~aiso marine and trans
portatioa risks—theft or pilferage, up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob H. Laulon.
Agent.
5 Railroad'Placc: , , South Nor-walk.
Tel. 35—2. ‘
- ”Adam...” "m-.. ”a... -..m.........
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalracr.‘
19 Nat-III Main at. south Norwaik.
Residence, 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at noun, 1M»!
1
. 'I‘hoy to as simple as Huyior'a candy,
or an Old Well cigar. , x 1d; \
HARBOR“ VIEW
BEACH.
An ideal spot for a summer home.
1 inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
about by native workmen 3,000 feet
of sholo front. Fine views. Boat-
lug, bathing. sailing and fishing. Play
ground for the children. Lots for
sale from
$300 UPWARDS.
Easy terms. Special indhcemento
to the builders. Send for illustrated
booklet. it is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a summer
home
iii. laundromat
No.2 Go. Main at. Go. Norwaik, em.
or the ownora,
THE HARBOR VIEW II‘ALTY 00.,
New Rochelle, N. Y. r ‘
All Slices
Aren’t ‘ .
T Alike; .
’t‘heres as much difference in shoes
as there is in candy. cigars. or cairn:
hater
our" you're an expert in altos val-
ileum-do the wisest thing. "
AND THAT ile-IUY KIiTH'I KONI
7. H
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OUIRORI.
Norwalk Chronicler