using, Kamranlt Bay to Clean ' Ships and Guns—Adjust Tor- I pedoes, Prepare Ammunition and Receive Fresh Stores— Emperor Orders Him to Leave French Territorial Waters TOKIO, April 22,1 p. nr.——'I‘he Navy Department has issued the following . Statement of indisputable witnesses who personally observed and report as follows about the Russian second .Paclilc squadron in Kumranh Bay. ‘ "Two cruisers. one with three masts . one two funnels, of the Dmitri Donn- ltoi class, the other with two masts arid three tunnels were seen cruising outside of the harbor. Two four mashed merchantrnen anti a one fun- neled steamer were anchored outside the northern entrance of the harbor. “Five vessels resembling battleships were anchored inside the harbor. "TWO battleships with«two masts and three funnels, flying admiral‘s flags, were anchored inside the har~ Ibor. I‘Six warships, anchored itr formation, lny outside the harbor. its southern entrance. . “Heavy smoke Wits seen rising inside the harbor." Although the report does not say so, it is believed that R‘car Adrrriral Ro~ jestvensky Is using the harbor to clean his ships. to coal, adjust. his torpedoes, clean his guns, to prepare arurnurritiou and receive fresh stores. MANILA April Lil-The Japanese consul Nurita Got-o has it is reported received a cablegrum addressed to Vice-Admiral Karuimura. it is inter- red from this that Vite Admiral Kant- lnra is about to make a call at this port. TOKIO. April 22.—The Japanese newspapers continue their unfriendly odmment of French government over the Kamranh Bay incident. despite the efforts of the conservatives toward rc- pression pending the result of negotia- tlons. Popular feeling is growing lllfll‘e in- tense. The government continues to with- thoid the correspondence with France regarding the affair NEW YORK April 22 .-A dcspatch frOm Saigon to a newspaper in this city asserts positively that the Russian second Pacific squadron was still itt Kamranh Bay on Friday. The corros- pendent says the Russian vessels, which number about fifty, are short of stores and that French snd,(lerrnan steamers. including the Eva anti Da— gulat', are carrying immenue ounnti- rites of supplies front Saigon. The Streamer Gridan has been sold for $80,- 000. to be used for conveying stores, and another steamer has been charter- ed for the same purpose. / The British streamer Hindu is un- loading coal at Saigon, adding to a store of 45 tons already accumulated by Russian agents. Five colliers will convey this fuel to the squadron. . Another Russian squadron consist- Jill of seven battleships and cruisers .(Vioa Admiral Nebogatoff‘s) is said to he expected hourly to join Bolestven- Iky. It is believed in Saigon thht one portion of the Russian fleet. will then go to meet, the Japanese. while the oth- or will make a wide detour and- en. nearer to reach Vladivostok. single oil! 1 IN ADDITION. ‘ Ill yesterday's Old Selleck School Sentinel notice. from the recited prom- . Inont Norwaik descendants roll., the sand name of Admiral Francis H. . regory. was inadvertentiy omitted Thin departed havai ofllced represents one of Norwaik's heat and best. known families. Gregory is and has been a mate of power In this ancient settle- ") . I ‘ time your money in the savings ‘ -‘ WI It an astonishing robe. Inn , diet-”6 r M. like having I. man And every time you have another Worker. to work It _. in Ina turnin- . 7. F' D LYON & CO. 19 Wooh‘ln‘ too at. amulet-walk. A. M. E. CHURCH. KNIGHT STREET A special Easter service will be given Sunday evening. beginning at it o’clock. The following program will be rendered: Singing. Congregation. Prayer. Deacon John D. Taylor. Scripture Reading, Pastor. Singing—Christ the Royal Victor, Choir. Reading—Selected... Miss Abbie Robertson. Solo—Come See the Place Where Jes- sus Lay. Mitts Ethel Thompson. Reading—Selected. Mrs. William Whitney. Solo and Choruu~Eaater Bells. Harry Edmunds and Choir. Reading—4n Dark Gethsemane. Miss Harriet Nichols. SOIWAII Alone, Miss Fannie Hartley. Solo and Chorus—Seeking for Master, Mrs. J. D. 'l‘ay'ldt and Choir. Reading—dimmer Essay, Miss Lula Leak. Soio—. lerusaiern. Robert Wright. Readiungelected, ~ Miss Emily Hubbard. Singing-Easter Her Choir. Easter Offering. Doxoiogy. Benediction. Services Sunday at the Rowaytou Methodist Episcopal Church, E. W. ilyshe. pastor——Morning class meeting. 9230 a. m.: preaching service. 10:30 a. m.: Sunday school. 1:30 p. ‘m.: Ep— worh League service. 6:45 p. rn.; even- ing service at 7:30 p, m. ter sermon and music at the morning service. in charge of the Sunday school chil- dren. who will render a special Easter program“ will cordially invited. St. Paul's' choir bus gotten out a souvenir pin tray containing pictures of the church on the (lrccn and of the rector. Rev. Wemyss Smith, and the rector emeritus, Rov. (‘harlea M. Sei- leck. The money raised will go to~ ward the fund for the boys‘ outing this summer. Special Etrs- ‘ ’lhe evening service will be' dervloe, unmr Gunny. The Sunday school will give a sac- md concert in Grace Baptist Church corner of Butler and Quincy streets. Sunday, April 23d, at 3:30 p. hr. The program followa: Cherub-Joy to the World School. Reading, . , I ‘W.’ 6.3Menton. Duct. Mr. and MAI: Joseph White. Program to he Rendered It User-Id- Blending. . Miss Rebecca Morrow Singing, _ , , Williali’is Quartet. I Reading. I Miss J. Lanm. Trim—Like a Bird 0n the Deep, Miss Mary Thompson, Guy and Wii llam Fisher. Reading, Mrs. .G. W. Johnson. Singing, Percy and Lawrence Bailey. Recitation, Waller Ward. Singing. Sarah Ward and Katie Wilson. Recitation. ' Ada Ward. Recitation, Percy Bailey. Recitation. Minnie Bailey. Recitation. Sarah Ward Recitation. Lawrence Bailey. Recitation. Louvlnna Cook. Reading. ‘ Mrs. Laura Bailey. Singing. _ I . Hums'IQnartette. . Reading. Miss Belle Mlnklns. Recitation. Miss LiliiI.I Lynch. Solo and Chorus, 1 Mrs. G. W. Johnson. Reading. _ I Miss» berths. Guy. . Singing, Williams’ Quarictte., Reading. Miss M. Brady. Recitation. Miss Katie Wilson. Solo and Chorus. Mrs. Laurn Bailey. Reading. Samuel Morrow. Recitation. Miss Singing. Alice Morris. » Schppl. Reading. 'l :l. M isa IEiiat Hamlet Committee—Miss M. Thompson, C. W. Johnson. Mrs ll. McLean and daughter and son. of New York. are guests of Corru- riimun and Mrsflfitvid it‘. Gould, of Wtst avenue. ME- McLean will sing III the morning "it evening services at the NorwaIkI Iptlst Church, Sun— , duy. .. ...____- --M_._-,m ,. BELOW ARE A FEW READ THESE PRICES: , I ..... thieeale........ foikI. with knickerbocker sell at Ora. thiI Isle. . . IiIn. Norfolk and Bone: a... A OWMWWMW Easter. Offgings OF OUR CHOICE OFFER. INGS FOR THE EASTER SEASON. THE QUALITY IS OF THE BEST. THE CUT THE LATEST AND THE FIT ALL THAT COULD BE DESIRED. COME IN AND WE WILL P'IROVE TO YOU THE MERIT OF OUR GOODS. o "mum” ,.._.. . .. Men's Fine High Grade Sample Suite, made to sell at $15. ......... ................$goo Men‘s Fine High Grade Black Thibet and or... Worsted SuitI. all utirl lined. made to sell at 816. this sale. . $10.00 Men's Fine Worsted Suite, made to sell at 89. this sale. . 35.00 ‘Chiidren'a Suite. from 8 to 16 years, double breasted Nor- panto, from 31.95 to. . .. . £4.00 Men'I Spring Overcoatb—four different eludes. made to ..............85.oc Young Men' I SuitI. single and double hunted. made to unsure-ads”. thiuale .85Ind37.5o ,1 Children’s SuitI. 3% to g yearI, big variety, latest in Rul- Brown Suits. . . . . .Sms to $3.75 Fine line of Genre Fumiehinge at reasonable prices. , JuIt received five cIuILion Brand Sample Shoes. For smart. 89.00: boyl'.,31.25; children's, Shoo. , ’ . FOR TH]! . I‘f Any om bringing this ad. trillion!“ 8 nor cent. from m" LOW prince. I. GOTTL'? B. 11 NORTH MAIN STEM, South Norwolk. th'K am. y. fit I. mouth. . any statement that he was not a much LleI Glob". Hod Dr. Garb-m Treat Him fur I Bum. Lewis meter. of North Wilton. start- ed to take some medicine Thursday afternoon apathy mistake picked “PA bottle containing car its cold. The instant the poisonous liquid entered his man in he w an re that there was something with? her no he did not swallow it. ~ The burning lion quickly told him that he hadI t ken acid and he went to the oill of .Dr. Gorbant. where that physio Iggnve him I. Booth ing lotion. with w ich to treat his The doctor dd not. find it necessary to use a stomach pump. as this instru. ment Was not needed in the case. and Mr. Sieber would very much resent alive man He does not know that be swallowed any acid. and it is pre- sumed that if anyperson were aware that he had, he~wouid be. II Following is the order of Sunday services at the Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev. John D. Nichols, pastor: V Family prayer at sunrise. ii a m.,: Easter sermon by the pastor; 12 m..‘ Sunday school's Easter service con. ducted by Mrs. John Burr. assistant superintendent; 7p. m. Forum Izrect- ing 8. J. IBell. president; 8 p m., Ens ter song service with short readings I by the willing workers of the church. | The Sons of Philip of the South 1 Norwalk Baptist church will hold an open air meeting at North Main andI Ann streets to- -morrow afternoon at I “R will 5:30 TOLET From MIy III—Immediate Possession THREE STORES IN THE fullon Building 0n tile Steamboat Property Water St. South Norwoilt. ALSO THREE UPPER FLOOR! in other buildings on the some proper. ty, Iuluhlg foi- Light Manufacturing or carpenter shops. Taylor and. Golden 74 Washington Street. "IIIOI’ERS IIif PLACE. " EASTER SHOES lN ALL LEATHERS W ONE 08‘ THE Gibson Pat. Colt, OXII‘ORDS II‘OR WOM EN $530. no the m 1mm. our em out In boxbay Stilt Will . Never loot. Iiavo It- In All Colors. .. Lt. ,1... Beginning Saturday morning, April 15th, we will give I French Pinto Mirror: absolutely free to the that one hundred customer-o buying five yards or more of the famous Boxbay Nevertear Silk. ‘ ‘ . . ' In order to introduce the famous Boxbay Nevertoar Silk to the ladies of this vicinity the manufacture" Ihlve given no one hundred handsome Plate Glue Mirror: to be given away to the first one hundred persons buy- '"9 “V0 yards or more of this famous Silk. I We are confident that there is no Silk In the market that will give the satisfaction to the wearer that this We have It In’ all Ihldel. 19 Inchol wide. Price 600 per yard. . ‘ .— ”r VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK. We have prepared for non an aggregthon oi merchandise unequaled bit anti store in this cilli wCur Cloak and Soil department is equal on Will compare in quantitu. assortment. stole andgvatielu. to anti department store of cities five tildes the size of Ours. Our prices are So low and stock so large that the most economical and skeptical purchaser can not suited here. - I. . WI solicit charge accounts. Have your parallax“. ohargod and pay for thm in weekly paymnia. H. KRIEGER 8:» CO. JEFFERSON HAD RESTLEISS WEST PAL M NBEACH. Fla. April ‘J2.~Joseph Jefferson spent u restless cd front yesterday WALTHAM WATCHES are the best. Mechanical precis- ion. perfect material and careful finish are the features that have made Waltham Watches the nest in the world. in gold. gold tilled and silver cases at ‘ A. W. Austin’s, 40 Wall 8!. Nowalk, Conn. Now Ready ' A FULL LINE "“I‘MMMIO AHO UNTHIMMID HATS! , HARBOR VIEW A BEACH. An ideal spot for a summer home. inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow. Capital $1,000,000. built by native workmen. 3,000 feet This Company writes a most liberal 0' “hm“ front Flue views. Boat form of insurance covering the car lug. bathing, sailing and tiphlng Play wherever It may 1'9 Ill ”“3 UNI?“ ground for the children. Lots for States or Canada, against lire arising. sale from from any cause, explosion and light 5300 UPWARps. hing included—valet) marine and trans- portation risks—theft or piiferag'e, up Easy terms. Special Ihdlicsme'nu to the builders. Send for illustrated on the most favorable terms. booklet. it is worth reading. It Jacob H. ILauton. tells you how to acquire a summer Agent. home. 5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. . .l. B. laurelue. Adélii. Automobile Insurance. BOSTON INSURANCE CO. Tol. ”-3 oozes AND ourtuo HATS IN DAVID W- RAYMOND. . ALL rue LAIresIr amaze. ‘ Funeral Director IN°- 2 50- "It" 0" Ave NONI-lit. 0m. CHILDREN" SCHOOL HATS A Illd BMW". . . I . or “(0%“... . SPECIALTY. tilts I. ll. Hutchinson’s, with M. O. Omltli A 00.. 92 Wuhln ten “not. "10 Nurtlt Main St. loath Norwnllt. fluid-nee. e Waeitln'ton Mutt. Telephone It thII. 104-! THI. HARIOI view IIALTV 00.. New noon-ugh. v. All Shoes 0.. 3...... dint...“ ’ annulus I, ”I” W" . Aren’t "m “h. ‘ or Girdun‘ . I.” v A, , I. . i Q Inter. , _ AIIkO . I» (learnt I: ,* ° ‘ « w. I é, For the m" There's as much difference lu‘IIqu’ FIIIIllIIIIi III thereto in candy, clears. or W bets. 1 "I house or re. é.“ . . union you're an export to shoe VH- ptrlring the . Juana-«lo the wisest. thing. . ..... W. ,_ Mil) THAT Imuv KIITH'O Kali- old mm nuances. They're In “an5 a. “twin" may. or In Old Well cigar. .r I‘ The year 'roultl.
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