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_ ”ii-moss, JULY 7, 1905.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rise“ :28; sets 7 :27.
High tide 2:45 a. nu; 3:20 p. m.
18442 --Edltor's Residence.
to Become Secretary ofaiats.
c i st‘an BAY. July 7.-Oilicial an-
nouncement was made here today that
Elihu Root has been appointed secre-
tary of state. The announcement was
made lo-day unauthorlty oft Presl-
plc of weeks, but it will necessarily
NORWALK. CONN. '
George E. Steely, of Brookl n a cut
the Fourth in town. y ' p
William Barker and family visited
in New York for several days.
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driver for the Adams Express Com-
pany at Stamford.
boarding houses. Yesterday morning
three cars were run on the hourly
schedule to handle the exodus.
The play ”Down In Maine," under
the auspices of tho Cadet Corps, will ‘
thesplans.
The blood-red stone will have s
strong vogue the coming season. A
glimpse into the workshop of a firm
which sends out the nobhiost designs
conceivable, in jeweled bolts. shopping
fall suit, costs will be long—tortyviivo
Georgi (‘t tits I i' N h in th l i i it till ti ti hags' iwnimmu' momms'ieiii" reveal“
: ,_ . 7 2 i in ', .r., o cw llnvnn. o e )Olli‘iH‘ n to (go et a prot Olii nance of these r c y colored
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE dent Roosevelt in s statoment given it i “It‘ll-"l llltt “litter in East avenue. TOW!) flail, to-morruw night. Every stones.
0 A out by Secretary boob: 'lflilliu Root .- r ’l‘nesday, ~ avallablo conveyance has been engag- .
44 --lrancli Oltlca', Not-walk gestacgqtmed wagering: by} tfitngfiiz , ‘ - ~~~~—-~—- ed. and about half of the house will be ”12 he?! Esau?” “omit :“ti‘hi TQM” of
' co to secret US it 0.5 . o Bradlc' Kiiiiil‘ i - w t . llllc it .‘i i ‘ '~ . ‘ "1"“) n 5 now )u a e new
3:: Iigitlmg 2:33 will tab the oath of office in a. con» BIB c l 1 I 1”" ”“3“” “h d w h '0‘ ii “inflicts of the young
MJSONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Wall Lodge, No. 108. F. a A. M.
Meets in Donovan block. 1:58 Washington
Bi. tint and third Tuesdays of each month
«fat and Au ust cxcepted~at ll O’t‘iix'l.
All antler anions coldittlly invited.
Charles F. Mills, W. M. the en M. Wil-
cox, soc.
lutllr Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Mount in Donovan Block lilti Washington
BL, second and luuitli 'Iiuesdays of each
month—July and August excepted—4f ti
o’clock. Alliio alAi-eh Masons cordially
invited. Thad ens Ouycr, ii. P. Robert
M. Wilcox, Bec.
Ophlr Chap.,No.52, Order Eastern‘Star
Meet: in Donovan block, liltt Washington
St, second and fourth Fridays of each
months-July and August excepted” at 7:45
o’clocl p. in. All members of Order of
Eastern utarcordlalir invited. Miss None.
A. Rowland. W. M. Miss ida Nhercr, Hec
A woman has just been presented
with the freedom of Edinburgh in rec-
ognition of her public services. She is
Miss Flora Cleft Stevenson, LL. 0..
whose work as chairman of the school
be some little time before he closes
up his business affairs. He will not go
to Washington permanently until some
time In September."
President Roosevelt is much grati-
fied at Mr. lloot's acceptanceand is
deeply sensible of the personal sncrl-
flccs mad.» by Mr. Root in again taking
tip the-burtkuis and duties of a mem-
bcr 0f the cabinet.
The decision of Mr. Root was reach»
cd finally on the president's special
train during the return of the presiden-
tltil party li‘Olii t‘leveland. For per-
sonal reasons entertained both by the
president and by Mr. Root it was
deemed desirable not to announce the
decision publicly until the president
had returned to Saganiore liill, it
was determined therefore that the oll’l-
cial statement of the president‘s ten-
der and Mr llooi‘s decision to accept
It would be made today.
it is the intention of Mr. Root to
assume the duties of Secretary of
State practically at once, although it
will be perhaps two Weeks before be
formally will take the oath of ofllce.
Hie professional Interests are so large
19° M
SALE. ,
FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY.
Itilili l
An old-time Boston Store popular
price sale. Most peoyle know-(what
this sale means—— first class Dry
Goods that we sell at 250 up to 390
every day—tomorrow you buy here
at the nos-ran STORE for 19c
Roger Oil'cu ol‘ Stamford visited
his friend, ()lifi‘ord linll, South ave-
nue, on the Fourth.
Albert lsaont‘irti of New York is vis-
iting, with Mr and Mrs. Charles it‘alr-
ty, Stuiiii'oi‘d avenue.
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lint-old ‘Kiamcr ot‘ litiyoune. N .I..
spcul the Fourth with Carl 8 Ray-
mond, Linden avenue,
llarry iiosua and family of Stamford
visited his father, V. 1.. [hint-in, locust
avenue. on the Fourth.
ilurry l’entioycr, of New Haven has
lit-cu a guest of his parents in Main
street for several days.
llarold Kaiser, of Stamford was It
guest of his cousin, linrry Kaiser
lurk street. on Tuesday.
Charles Bradley, an employer- of the
Schlcichcr Piano Company, Stamford.
is now residing In the latter city.
The Now Cannon baseball club dcv
tested their old rivals, ’ the strong
ltldgefield Club, on the South avenue
diamond, Tuesday afternoon by a
score of 6-6. The game was hotly con-
tested, and one or two bouts on the
side in heated argument over the um-
pire‘s decision kept the speetalors in
a fever-ed state, and the excitement
was Intense. New Canaan tied the
score in the ninth. and pulled out one
tally to the good In the tenth, Jones
and Buckley, the local battery, were
in prime shape and almost invincible
to the illdgeflclds. With one or two
exceptions fill the locals played well.
There were about 1,000 spectators.
Notwithstanding the fact that. a
special session was ilt‘iti by the bor-
rough board and a large number of ex-
tra constables were sworn lti, every
hell in town rang Monday night, much
to the chagrin of the “alert," slenths.
A crowd of about 250 went from place
to place and rang out the joyous tid-
ings with apparent case. At, the
sclioolhousc one of the men threaten-
lv‘ccliug run high, and scveral
to titty inches.
it the price of wool goes up nmch
higher and the coats grow longer, We
must. be prepared to pay a good round
stint for our fall suits.
The necklace with a single pendant
‘ls tnuch newer than the chain with
many pendants, but both are pretty
with the low-necked dresses. indeed,
they are almost a necessity.
“Vogue" complains that many lawns
lack variety from too much sameness
of coloring in the plants, shrubs and
vines used as decoration. ’l‘he prevail.
lug coloring being green (and so it
should be), there should be a break In
the color schemes by the introduction
of an occasional tree or sltruiraddlng
a touch of contrasting color by way of
variety. and to relieve the monotony of
the expanse of green, For this pur-
pose there is nothing better than the
Japanese maples which come in var-
ious shades of yellow, purple, pink and
red. They are easily grown, but are
not nearly as tall as the native maples,
being merely bushes compared toithc
latter, and are of slow growth in .this
ban (1 file cit hi attrntttd grtnt that ill will luv to “(Hit tonsiiera ' _.. . M m “hm" and was met with a coulntrry. They should have'apro‘tlelctlng
r 0 l: / y (S i, 1 _ ‘, A, r 3 ‘l i 0. j l V . . ”(‘llt’iiil‘l & Collin}!!! (‘itIt-ititi tillWll SiIUWlll‘ ()f “01108 and 11 ltll‘l't‘lli of mu (‘1 ill iillillHk-‘S “Dr”! of P iadel.
attention. Miss Stevenson has been all. i’ilvniflilfutliumitiiliisflamztlii taililil'tilfi‘ A dollar saved 18 as good as the for two woolly; Snlurdilll' and 'l sum. loom phla_ .
ic t c l‘)‘l("'st ..‘i- " ‘
mitted a burgcfis'and guild brother in
testimony of deep regard for her char-
acter and worth in the city and cott-
nection with philanthropic and benevo-
lngton to take permanent charge of
the state department. ’ ’
When he takes active charge of the
department he will give up entirely his
dollar earned.
tier of the employees are camping at
l‘rinity Lake.
W. ,O. Middicbrooks, of the Rogers &
unsuccessful attempts were made at
lassolng hitn. lie was llnally caught
and locked in a room under the. beifry,
and was not let out until about 4:30
How many have learned the value
of the new collar band supporters?
They come in plain gold and also lew-
eled and are quite the neatest device
_ , . Peel clothin r l . . . . ’l‘nesd-i ' inorniit . The real fun of the ct offl'il f k i th i ll-
, . .. . .. (loisct. Lovers, 1 o. in l ,_ - .y I i . . 5 must, New lurk, spent 4 . I; ‘ y “H or 989118 9 aieer CO M
lent institutions and in Tt‘Cilgflilloll of 1““ W'M‘H‘ . “mu, m“. A d z yesm lul’fiilt‘lfilhilsili‘lrtill ul’llii l. K. Nomi,” 2,,l,.l’,,.nd..n..,. my with his family in alight liff'llll'l‘r’d at. tho Mule. church, hands up about the throat in place.
. . . - .. ‘ “" ' - ' ’t” i ‘...)c V4! 188. A: .‘ont ) nvcnuc. ’ w icn tic iovs stormed to strong Both iii: combination corset-cover
the eminent St‘lVit es she has li‘lltikiltti ‘ _ c ’
ti 4 f Al 'ation Because of lNTEREST 'N SHOOTING CONTEST Bates Seersucker-s, regular 12c idltlitifi' Plain and Dotted Fancy "r”"””.. h‘"‘"i““d"-‘i ”H“ had ”“9“ ”“390 by and timwfi‘fii and the garment ‘thh
to ie cause u it ill» . . t - , . —-- ‘ George llrant has returned to New Stephen "Home and Franklin Brooks. combines corset-cover and short. skirt
the honor conferred on Miss Stevcn- Close FimSh YCSICN-lfly 3")“th 011'- " yd., 2 Nit. lllc nct Face Vcillngs, values up to
son all the Edinburgh schools were
Many People to Blsley Camp.
York, after attending several days
Entrance was gained to the main
are comfortable at. this season and
Bimtk 3t} in. Mermid Saloon. 35,0. 19‘, iihh lhis pal-9mg, Mr and Mrs. Wil- body of thelchurch.i tilie «Illelctrlc lightls help to given one a good figure at all
. - , BISLEY (YAMI’, Eng. .iui' 7.» -'i‘he . . . , . . am . iirnut, liurtis avenue. were turnct on am i lt- Ill cony nos 8 times. Each woman has or prefer-
closed 0“ "“3 day the resolution “M ”05,. “may, of the initial mug”, in ”N. Walnut .ztic, the Ladies Muslin Drawers, open, .... . . --. \verp shinncd to the bell’ry dome. This. once as to the kind of combination she
adopted. .-.~__ match between the teams of Hill ch Best iitl in, Peri-ales, regular our regular price 25c worth “"1” ”MIN-*8 Agent James (lffcn howcvcr, was securely barred, anti for treats. but whichever ls sclecttid '3
D k ivallu’Foriouia trobublv ontli Regiment, N. (l. S. N. l'., and. 1“” ‘ u 'i' ‘ . m . . ‘ and t'mnlly (,f Willow 8th,”. h‘tam a time things 100m.“ blue for the boys good deal of hunchlng of gathers at
u e .tonpot . l . day for the Sir iiovt'ard “we,” set. .. 3th., Lu _,n, th' ford, held a illllliiy reunion m the until a ladder was spliced and on» tho waist-line is done away with and
the richest 0‘ a“ ”W- 8W“ "OM“ ”f shield increased the interest in to- its it 7:: Bureau Scurfs items litulies‘. Gingham and WhltoAp home of their parents, South avenue, trance was gained through the stain the figure improved. 1 think the‘flrst-
Rome, has just started, In the very,
day‘s shooting, bringing otit even a
'I‘tlcsday.
at the extreme top of the nit't‘DiP. 'i‘he
. . . named garment is a bit in the lead in
heart of ii]? Roman Campagiin a“ “11' ifll‘gt‘i’ gallery than yesterday. COIltii' .‘iliu‘ilt‘ii, Wilil fancy t'tlf'lltil'fi. rl‘tIli-‘i, "‘gllifll' 250, 19“ M..— flit,“ was a Dillltl'tilllis UllL‘.‘ and W35 a favor ill ”19 moment, {01' the lower
mouse tobacco plantation with‘tbe ob. ”mm “'3”? "9"” 0" m“ ““1019- Th“ Villl’t‘imt'. lllc Galvanized Iron Water 'alIR. lnliw MS no serious “Ham” on indium‘llgffiillwnie to iMr. i{‘l:(l(’ei The ”a“. WW“ it tits at the waist, flares
, i . bronze was ver l hi. Dlll lile sun W33 , V . , f It‘ "l”ll’lil. Si‘i’t‘f‘fli “in" l' ('llS “ , "a rang u Elli lOIli “Isl in. (- 1(‘Ql'8 SO much at the knee that it ‘5 a most
ject of gradually freeing Italy front much stronger Xm‘fm", glare interfered \Vliltc lllerccrized litilsttngs. all regular 29c, 1 inc p()\“d.l|‘ burns arc rcported’, “5, 83,3! of the crowd were deafening. it’s up as {up as a skirt would be. 1
"8 dependence “PO“ ”1“ “11“?“ States With ”“3 lllfil‘k-‘tml‘ll. The heat Willi good designs worth from ‘Jfic i‘illiliilt‘it‘ti Preserving Kettle, reg hm.”" fatality happened i" "‘9" ”I“ to SWW to‘ slhllti u “9"”de "f Jun)” . i
for neariv the whole of the eleven mll- "lilfi‘t‘HSinP- ' m 1., H, N l w ill day s pleasure. lug. and Steve hasnt been seen In OIL LAMP EXPLOSION KILLS TW
’ , y . _.,_._.___-_-_... ...: .' ., .0 ii at L. c, ,c, __
lion pounds or so of the herbal lilt'ulllltt _______‘
which It consumes each your. The sale
MURDERER OF TWO MEN HANG-
E
All designs of Curtain Swisses,
Six Blown Tumblers, regular no.
The Strap Hill iulustrel troupe. com.
town since the occurrence.
PIT'i‘SBUitti, Pa, July 7.—-Two chil.
. | ~ DOHI'ii (If “'illlh'it‘ni ioi‘ili (‘l'it‘ill‘illt’s GOVERNOR‘S DAY AT MASSACHU- (“‘0 are (it‘lld. another is painfully
tor half or long curtains revu- ti tor 1% v ., . ' ' burned and Mr, and MW- 033““
of tobacco is a government "\WOI’OII" OWENSIIORU. Ky.. .Iuly memoir n " b . suit a good pcifornianccin the opera SETTS- Brandt, the parents are in a serious
., .But for the present the state is ohllg- futile attempt at suicide. ltobei‘t Matii- tar lilac, 2 yds, tuc ”nutty tum-y $31M" ”’3'“ llosc, 2:33“ ‘Ml‘i’llldi‘ll’ night. “WW WM H WESTFIEIJI Masai, va 7.~This condition as the result of‘the ex’plo-
t ed to buy nearly all of it in this color Icy was hanged today 70? “W Illtll'di‘l' White Floating llatlt Soap. rcg- our well known 25c quality, 19,. i a “ mi“ ' .
try, whereas If the tobacco could be
grown in italy the ltallun money now
sent. across the Atlantic to America
would remain at home.
France has a “green peril," which,
of William A. Watkins and James
tircgson. a year ago. During the
night Mathlcy opened a vein in his
arm and nearly bled to death before
the fact was discovered.
NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING.
tihtr price be, it cakes for the
Eastman's 'l‘iilcuui l’owdt-r, \‘io
lot and Rose, regular prico
li‘ic, ‘J for litt‘
(‘uldcr's lh‘nlino regular price
the, and 1 Fine Tooth lirusli,
t‘liildrcn's Socks, black, tan, pink
and light blue, regular i350 vu.~
luv, 19c
lsidlcs‘ Square Neck Lisle Vesta
plain or lace lriittinedfrcgulnr
'l‘lircc carrynll loads of young peo-
ple visited ilototi Point, Tuesday cvc-
ning. and witnessed De litii's pyro-
tcclinicui display. A s iiinl,r party
which had been planned 'was omitted
owing to the lateness of the hour.
was governor's day at (‘ump Bartlett
and the Massachusetts \Ioluntccr Mil-
itlu, augmented by l'uitcd States regu-
lars, all undcr the command of Lieutp
General Nelson A, Miles, engaged in
practical war liltillttt‘lll'f‘tti. and. final-
siou of on oil lamp at their home on
i't‘l..u: on Road, Spring Hill, Allegheny
t‘ity. last night, The injured will re-
(fOVt‘I‘. '
. - .
_ _ . Hf. _ a We __ ly, in the customary dre a parade un- ;
. . PARIS, .Itin 1. Premier Rouvlcr to. ‘ ..a, _ '. \ - ‘ ,. ‘ ~ ) , , ,
however, it does not dread, but rather dav informed the council of ministers “Willi" l‘t‘lt't‘ luv. Iotii ioi lttc Ludo-:3 Sinatra Neck Ncm'u A largo wagoncltt- Iotulcd “it“ :‘:.;l::::::.d'.[3?]?(fifit‘£(“.(lli!|‘yl tlhgugiti'l‘l‘i' ‘
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* OWN" ”3 mun" "“"n'm' " i" “m’ 'lmt tlw I’m"min-mm stouuoons Littllcu \vhnc \\aslt tit-its. rcgu it‘Hs vest... t-muur Itt‘it-t', 1-,... mutants Himmler” DWI“) ”W" imp. (loncrnl Miles Attiumnttlm-t W A'I'CE EiS
» Makeup 3““0‘” “l “h““i‘hi' “r“ “”’ ”II III“ “with"! "I Moltii't'“ WW“ “”“l‘ lar price 25v. lac :1 for the mm“ ”I ”‘9 “’Wll- lucstlay ntternoon. oral Stanford and the goyeruor's staff
nuallv required to allay the thirst of log sallkfnt'tlu‘y progress. adding that
rronchmcn, or, rather, lt'rrni-li men
and French women, as the latter t'ollv
sumo their full share, not only iii the
cafes of Paris, but throughout France
One result ottributctl to the ubslnthc
habit is the Increase ln lunacy iii
France. [hiring the lust sixty years
' '9
”N. number of lullatics has “Nd-pug.“ landscape In and about the Mclt‘opu- breaking all "Tun” ‘l never saw such ”my “le and such won- hinhlht iltiiirtni suburban boarding of f'lttlll pimluttions iii the mivoy‘, 0 0 11813111 8,
' ~ ' V ' llt'ii il t H , . .. ‘ (lusts ueic taxed to their utmost. ihcatre and all her personal effects, 40 Wall 3‘ Norwalk Conn
from 10.000 it) 80.000. WIN" ”1“ “l". ‘l ‘ 5 r‘ - *__ tll‘l‘llli \ulm-s is the common cxlll‘t‘h‘filnn Wt‘ IIt‘nt‘. '~‘ Always a crowd Several were turned away, and had int and her lioincut Muit‘ienhcnd were sold III I II III I I ' '
crease in crime during the Baltic period PROFESSOR NOTHNAGEL DEAD buying, and of course there‘s a good reason. t‘ome and sec [limit at it“ “’5‘“ch I” spend the night. There. last week. i” . .
has also been great. VIENNA, July 7__..})r0f' Nuthnugei. 75c and $l.otl. ’l‘WU liltl LEADERS. " "" "' “ -
Benjamin lilo Wheeler, president of
the University of California, spoke to
the Dartmouth alumni at the college
commencement on this suggestlt'c top.
Ic, "The Abundant Life." and in the
course of his remarks said: “Wc need
national laws for divorce, for thi- over-
eight of insurance, for the regulation
of the traffic. of the great national sys-
tem of railways. We are a tuition and
must have national laws for national
concerns. it behooves us, while lioltl-
log that to local safeguards for local
interests, to court. the ilutplt‘atlon of
the fuller, richer national life, and be
Americans."
The African explorer, the Marquis
de Bogonznc, who was soul by this
Moroccan Committee in Paris. partly
for political reasons, to explore the
region south of thc Morroccnu Al~
Ins. anti who has bucn captured and
held for ransom, was accompanied by
iwo Algerian ilngliialn. Several of his
party took a different route. it is be
bored that the capture was made solo-
‘ly for ransom. Judging by the lust
Iattarlrocolvad from tho Martinis, ho
was able to got much new and vuln-
lblo information regarding the region
be traversed.
magmas—m
'Ily‘ ”aluminium Mrs. Mary Billi-
or 0. lddy, In discounts); the reason
why. the troops herself so entirely to
herself. "III not at. all on account. of
my on, but solely for lack of time
when": to accomplish what I do for
humanity and athcn'hlvc mountain to
which to regain myself with the sweet
intercourse of society."
a dcliuiic agreement was t‘xpcclcd af-
ter it bilcf delay
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS MEET.
liOS'l‘ilN, July 7. “The uwuibcrs of
the American Society and landscape
Architects conic to Boston today for a
llii't-e-dnys' iitcctiug which is to be al-
most entirely devoted lo sightseeing of
the well-known clinical authority, tiit‘ti
this morning of apoplcxy.
ILLUSIONS.
He’s always full of horny talk“
(it likely colts of color dark,
llcad surc of winning iii a Wlillim-
lint, oh, he's such an i‘fltiy mark!
'l‘o wealth he‘s found the shortest cut,
't‘o beat the bookies he's a plan.
He never picks a winner, but
no thinks he can.
Another follow that i know
imagines pokcr's where he‘s strong.
lint when he tries his skill to show
ills money doesn't last him long.
llo calls. and lo? it proves no bluff:
ills blul‘is don't lease the other man,
lie doesn‘t get the fellow‘s stuff --
lie thinks lic can.
And still another tries “the street,"
lie always has an Inside tip.
li‘a pitiftil to hear him bit-at
When he discovers there's a slip.
And so these. little snares we set
For easy money nevcr pun.
We don't get rich that way, and yet
We think we can.
——(tlilcugo New».
W
[in linlucliy llorse. An Englishman
was driving on an outside cur iti liub‘
iln a few days ago. Noticing the horse
looked worn mil, he remarked to the
lurvoy, "Well Put. that seems a very
poor horse yott have.“
"limlinlo, ycr honor." came the reply,
"he's worse than poor; he's the un-
lticlflcsi horse ivcr was."
”indeed," replied the Englishman;
Again a one
WHITE WAISTS.
Hundreds of good waists special
(‘oats and Suits, at very low price.
"and may i ask why?“ ‘
"Well, now, 0i'll tell ycr honor. tor
wlwthcr he'd how his breakfast or
Oi’d new a drink and IINIIltI, Ul'vo
won ovary toimc!"~—-’I‘lic 'l‘atler.
W
"Well," said Mrs. liappcrson, “I‘m
glad i have at last. convinced you that.
you were mistaken."
"You buwn't convinced
husband Wt’llf‘ii)’ replied; “You have
merely shown me that It. is foolish to
rention with a woman."
CANNOT MOVE SUBMARINE
BOAT.
"Tarfadei" Still at Bottom of Harbor.
With 13 Men on Board.
I’Altlr‘u, July 7, 2:35 p, in. ~~'l’lic mut-
lslry of marine today received a dis.
patch from lliscrtu. 'i‘unis, sent at it: in
a, m., saying that the submarine boat
Furladct, which sank yesterday, is
still lying at the bottom of the harbor
and that her imprisoned crew. outn-
berlng l3 men. continued to respond
this morning to the. signals of the ill-
Vtil‘fi.
’l‘hc ‘arl‘udct Is one of two submar-
ine boats of the latest model. station-
ed at. lllscrta. Site has clcctric pro
pillsloii, four torpedo tubes and rover»
slblc propellers. ”or length In 125
{ct-Land hcr displacement 202 tons.
Site is under tlin’coiumaml of ideal.
Rotlcr. who with Ensign ilobln and ii
men form her crew. hotter and two
men succeeded in reaching lill' sur-
face as the subiuurlnc plunged. ’l‘lic
ensign and 1:! men remain imprison-
mi.
The commandant of the port reports
that four grappling lines liavo been
rim under the lt‘urfndol. tall the rescue.
party is unable to move her as tho
boat‘s bow Is deeply ciiiboddcd in lilt'
mud.
m..-
TURKISH OPY DIEMIBSED.
CONSTANINOPLE, July 7.»~'t‘hc
American protest against the indignity
to which A. A, (largiuio, the first drag-
lhe last four mornln's iii'Ve tossed him i omuu of the taxation, was aubiecied by
the police, brought prompt redress.
The sultan as sotm as he became
aware of the situation scnt tialll Hey,
the Introtiucur of ambassadors, to call
on Minister lu-ishman at Priiiklpos is.
land to express to lilin his most. sin-
care regrets and to announce that the
Inn." lit-r spy had been instantly dismissed. The
Incident Is that; closed.
CAILE HATEB REDUCED.
day’s sale of ,
Iy priced. Our waist section In
l-‘ully ivortb it. as much more,
t‘nnts and Suits, at very liow price.
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To INSANE HOSPITAL.
Sheriff Hawley Ordered by the Gover-
nor to Deliver Gulneppe De Nolele.
Sheriff "iIWIt'y yesterday received
official orders from Governor Roberts
to deliver (luluscpo lie Nolclc, of
itrldgcpoi-t. over to the Connecticut
llospltnl for tho insani- at Middletown,
as Dr. Charles (3. lodl’rcy, who was
appointed by the governor as a. spec»
lal commissioner, to examine into the
mental condition of the prisoner, has
reported Dc Nololc lunatic. The shor-
iff will forthwith carry otit llic gover-
nor's Instructions. The prisoner is
tho iiiuti who, some time ago had a
tight with another prisoner at tho
county jail and inflicted violence upon
him by a blow upon that head with a
ill'l‘Vy implement. 1
F06 DETAINED FLEET
NEW HAVEN. .Iiily 7.‘*“'i‘ilt‘ fleet of
thc Atlantic l’ucltt Club which Is on
cruise to Newport, rcmninod at Morris
(iovo this morning oti account of the
thick log, The iiuot arrived last night,
from inirchtnout. and hail Intended to
make an early start today for New
London.
The wenttwr cit-tired at noon and
the flagship. (lonitiiotloro Daniel G.
itcld's ntuum yacht lthcclalr. got under
way for the day‘s cruise to New bon-
doii. 'l‘he schoonors and sloops of
the ticot followed soon after.
BUSINESS SECTION WIPED OUT.
JAMES'l‘OWN, N. Y., July 7.~~lt‘lrc
broke out in P limo early, today lit-
erally tiestroyin the business section
0f the village. The poni-otllcc and
several business houses were burned.
On account of the destruction of the
telephone cxcluttige. communication is
shut off withthc village and details of
the tire are limited. The loss is
roughly cstlnmtcd at $10,000. with not
more than 2f» per cent. insurance.
and delayed iiit‘ffl‘ftir over an hour, A
fcw of lill‘ occupants, not to be daunt-
ed, walked, and avert- in lime to see
thi- finish of the fiflllll‘.
The trolley made several extra trips
Over the holiday. Every
met Governor Douglas and his party at
the station. ‘
”...—L. .
MRS. POTTER A BANKRUPT.
LONDON, .Iuly 7.-~-Mrs.
Beeclfi‘hu
Sliced Bacon
TELEPHONE ~CALL—gins.
Janice: .-
on the Fourth, and it is estimated that‘ llrown Potter presented her own peti-
fully 2.0m. people visited the towtti tion in bankruptcy to-dal’ and the
avails hie} court appointed a receiver, The Amor—
room in the llirdstill House was full.t ican actress lost heavily as the rcsulti
are the best. Mechanical precis-
ion, perfect material and careful
finish are the features that'have
made Waltham Watches the post
i in the world. in gold, gold
i tilled and silver cases at
50v the Seed Old Summer Oldie.
Have you tried the BEECH NUT SLICED BACON AND
BEECH NUT DRIED BEEF? Both are delicious."
TO DRINK FOR THE HOT DAYS.——Rose's Lime Juice,
Wcich's Grape Juice, L'larct and Raspbcrry Shrtib,‘Clicqn'ot Club
~(linger Ale, Sursnpai-illa, Lemon,
Soda, Etc.
FOR THE LUNCH BASKET—Potted Beef, Boned Chicken
and 'l‘urkcy, l’oitcd Haiti, Deviled ilam. Veal Loaf, Sardines, Sal-
mon, Lobster, Shrimp anti numerous other good things._
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.-—Wc keep the fittest Fruits and
Vegetables, fresh from the gardens every morning. You will always
find the choicest varieties here.
CRACKERS. CAKE AND WAFERS.——Huniiey and Painter's
Crackers, very fancy and delicious. All the, National Biscuit Co.'s
unsorimciit, Drake's Cakc anti Rich’s Fruit Cake.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.-——'i‘liis is the department to
which we give special attention and we feel confident that we sell 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
the best goods in this line to be iottnd anywhere.
we make a specialty of catering to the summer trade.
To buy our Ten and Coffees.
Jult think of It.
Get the habit. Collect them.
Gltashieynour
LEADING .onocnn,
SOUTH NORWALK.
tomorrow, Saturday.
25 PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS WITH 1 LB. BEST MOCHA l. JAVA COFFEE
You cannot but the flavor of this come no matter what you pay.
We Want ‘Everybody’ In Town
We know we have the finest and ire-lint assortment In town and In ordorto out
you to buy I trlal order we malt. thllspoclal omi- for , _ . ‘
75 PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS WITH 1 LI. VERY DIST NO.1TEA ......
.........................,.. 600
76 Stamps and a, pound of New crop Tea for 60¢.
......
Ydu ran no risk collecting Pink Stamps inaction. they or. our own stamps and we give oar’own‘prcmluma.
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
~ 25 Pink sum was 1 lb. am No. 16 Pink sum wit“ 1 , ‘
'i . I u After which the moment war re- now roan. Jilly 7.--—lt'ollowing the runs: nous MINI worms. No. 2 r... T". P' /2 25° ”memo can. It Iii .Im an“
it named at. the same 01d mew-“Chi” recent reduct‘m' i“ the “We ""9 '0 BWW‘EWW vii. it“! 7tw'l'h'e“ 40 Pink sump- with 1 lb. No. a 20 Pink slumps with 7, lb. Fancy 20 Pink stomp- with y, Iii. esotcc‘
or go Record Herald; Japan the Commercial Pacino Cable more, victim» of the explosion In ho Tu . 35° No. 2 1.“, 20° No_ a 1.", . 10°
’ Company has announced that from in mine of the Ti ’wster Coal and C o ‘,
"o Noble Fool! 0 worthy Fooli”-- iy 1 the cable rule to Cores will he Company have led; making the death
Modern and Up-waafe.
Walton: First Class.
Rain I’m Moderate.
jQSEPH L. WALZ.
“ WIMP.
Iiiicle to nephew who has just come
Into it torttincMYou must. remember.‘
my, boy, that " a fool and his money
are soon parted!"
Fair (toiislm-Oh, but i‘in stirn linin-
my wul Itc tlic cvcoptlou lh'tt proves
the ruin! ‘Sninmy is delighted)»
i'tllll Ii. '
reduced by 20 cents per word. The
rate to Clinmulpo. Fu‘san and Seoul
will he tl.2i per word from San Fran-
cisco, and to other places In Cores
$1.29 per word from Him Francisco.
fill a book In a short time.
cannula '.‘"Nf',i".. msscao.
THE NEW YORK GROCERY C
'I“t " i .. ' .tlit ' In!" 3|" .‘i ‘i Y
1.. I In , it u t it ill t till i . total of the bureau of city! ‘ 35 and 37 Main “n". ‘lII'WIIMflflflI Birgit, ‘
list. the. Two others, it Is reported.
cannot live. The shaft has been pro-
nuanced clear by state inspectors and
the miners have resumed Work.
ANOTHER PHILADELPHIA OFFI‘
CIAL REGIONS.
Pilll.Altt«7l.t‘llIA. July 7.~(ioorgc (l.
3...
FANCY LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMG AT COST SATURDAY.
Don’t forgot that we give stamps on everything. You can
“'9 “Willi "I”! I"? Wfli’ a l'JI’I'! lips. tho it nirlon was t-ttitiplt'li-tl during the property. ”ultimo “it”? lit the re-
,It.
I t 1 . . .N' ."(I .' . i ' ,.‘ , J . ‘ ,i ‘. . ,'
can m In the way of her handmwhcn n-ht 'lhn 1th lllllfl“i through the quest of Mayorrwsavers The resin» . . s . -. , .w , ,. , , . .. ,
's ‘yth sue trying to kiss than. stimulus was complrted “Feb. 24.. i this Will mm'ghcg .1 once. 'Phon. alum. 2-1 b i ”.5! .H . , . ...si t . 'J 1‘“qu . 3"... mt . .1
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