a“: new-
w..........‘_———- m._~.w.~._fl.w~uwm.rWW .._.... HA. awn-”I"
HAD memo IN weerou. . M i 1' ..l I...t Tug LEADING
were just eighteen who enjoyed the t
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ii I
Carryall ride. Dr and Mrs. Fairehild,
of Winnipunk. making the trip in their If
own carriage. Dinner, which consisted _ i‘
WHITE WASH GOODS. (
of the Individual lunches taken by the
13:“:3t'duitmiitzw filling: 112:)?ng in order to clean up our White Goods Stock we have taken all broken lots and odd tpleees of our line Mer-
‘ I eerized Madras. plain rind fancy Oxfo rds. Silk Mulls, plain and dotted line embroidered iguana—100m; worth
from 350 to bile per yd.-‘-and made them all one price, to close, 190 per yd. ‘ , t
numb the shade of t mommoth spruce
- (
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Bathing‘xSuits.
that screens the. en’ re house. in the
Our entire new line of Ladies'. Miseea' and Children's Bathing Suits are now on sale.»
DRY'GOODB STORE. ,
Members of Iuokingham Woman's He.
not corps Enjoy Annual Outing.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
returned from their annual outing to
Weston about nightfall yesterday af-
ter a delightful day of pleasure. There
liliiil is
Milli ill
__l__l___ll_lilNE
Were About 600 Strong, With
Nine Gunsmnnd Offered 3
Desperate Begistanee—lap-
anese Gradually Gained
Ground and Closed in
non ‘
Spdng
m I ~ St I05
. .Swz'm/I/amzv J—
F. D. LYON a. co.
wwoohlrnzton so, So. Norwmk,
WM EXPLOSION ON GWUNBOAT BEN~
NINGTON.
0.. i 1.... In.
afternoon several of thd‘ party IGOR
walks through the fields and woods.
enjoying to the utmost fine stretches
of scenery to be fottnd in the
nciithborimtid, Altogcthor It was one
oeiTUAnv sores,
m
,, . HENRY L. MANVIILE.
EdWard B. Manvllic, of South Nor-
Largo Number Reported to Have Been
'I‘OKIO, July 2], .2 p. tn.~~—A special "t‘No better values
,snaretgziltili‘etzfahitflesst‘itn Wiggins. Killed in San Diego Harbor. Ittlegl-iilll from Otnru says that the I‘J‘E‘Hllit:(l:lt;:l:li(l‘liiesi WWII!“ the Corps were ever offered at the prices we quote. These suits are all fresh from one of the best lliilntnfaeturers. They
' ‘ (I 'I V " u v ‘ a ‘ . . - r I ' ‘ . - A . -
”Maurine, ‘Wntknm, Washington mu bAN DIEGO. Cuiit., July 2l.-——An ex. Iiilflfiimm iicfcatedt, at Dunne u to Mr. .rurnpy w... formerly a member are more of good material and in the very latest htyies. ‘ .,
about five hundrcdstrong. with atx
field nndthrce machine guns, and tak-
ing the fullest advantage of the topo-
grnpricul character of the district of-
fered the most desperate resistance.
The Russian positions were hiddcn
I
of Buckingham i’o'st,..ln whien hc ni-
Wnys took a iivcl" interest. Since Mr.
'I‘urncy's death his widow has given
animal outings, to keep up the inter-
est lhut Mr. 'l‘urncy always showed.
Those who took the trip included
ploslon; probably of a boiler, has or»
curred on the United States gunboat
Bennington In this harbor. A num—
ber of men are said to have been
killed and tugs are picking up bodies
fifltory. Deceased was president of
.. Rho Britten Gold Mining Company, and
. hind been engaged in mining opera-
. itionl in Washington territory for scv-
oral years. The cause of his death
' . . 1'
Wash Skirts for Summer Wear.
Navy lilac anti Black Duck
Walking Skirts. plain and dots. good material and well made. ‘lAtl sizes,
Price: Medium size, 81.00; extra size, 31.26. ‘
was heart failure. Mr. MitIlVilIc was
a resident of New Haven whore lif‘
was a member of the Grand Army of
the‘Repnblie, Odd li'cIIUWii and ltcd
Men. He is survived by a widow and
two sons. Edward Britton Mnnvillc,
of South Norwaik, and Henry Man—
Ville. of Stamford. The remains will
‘ be brought to New Haven for burial.
COURTLAND S. JESSI'P.
iThe death of Conrtiund Singleton
Jossup, aged five months and eight
days, son of Crawford .lassnp, occur-
tred last night at his borne In East
Norwaik. The funeral will be lit-id
Saturday afternoon at 2:30. The in—
terment will he in Pine lslnnd t‘cm-
etery.
BRIT—SULLIVAN FIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO, .Inly iii.~r—.Iatncs
E. Britt, of California, and "Kid Sul-
tires, of Washington. 1). t‘.. will tncct
In the ring at Woodward's pavilion to-
night, to battle for thc lightwcighi
championship of the World. The men
will weigh In this evening at 133
pounds and both will be nearly at
weight, Britt. is a 2 to 1 favorite, and
even at these odds the Sullivan moncy
is not plentiful, his backers patiently
waiting for n chance-to bct whcn the
add drop a point or so, which it is con-
sidered likely they will before the mcn
Both the fightcrs nrc iii the
me t.
flk of condition.
? BIG LOAN LTO-UTFXTED.
NEW YORK, .Ittly 21.mAtt oillciul
'of the Mercantile 'i‘ru‘st (,‘ontpnny to-
day said that the loan for sotitc six
hundred thousand and odd dollars
made by the company to former l’l’i‘H‘
ident Alexander and Thomas 1). Joy-
clan. of the Equitable Socicty, has
been llquidntcd. Witch uskcd how
payments o the loan bad born made.
the trust company official said that
the loan was paid by Mr. Jordan urt-
itIg for himself and Mr. Aicxnudcr as
trustee. More than that lit' dcclincd
to say.
FIRE. SCARE ON GERARD PLACE.
There were screams of iivc ltcnrd on
Gerard Place. this morning, which
brought all the ltt‘Igltbot's to the Hii‘t‘t'l
in an uproar. Sltltikc was coming
from one of Gould Scytnonr's barns.
which soon drew the nitcniitm of
Frederick Dmtlcns and l“i‘iilili iiyncs.
a nephew of Mrs. M. 'l‘. Malicy. who,
by quick action, soon cxtinguishcd the
flames. i-iow thc fire started is one
known. but there arc rumors that
children were sccu thcrc at an curly
hour.
NORWALK SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC-
NlC.
Five cat-loads of tncrry childrcn from
Norwnik Congregational Sunday Sc-
hool set ottt this morning about iiziii)
for their annual outing at itoton Point.
A stop was made in Wall strca-t itt
front of the homc of lir. A. ll. iini~
dwin long enough to tuitc a supply of
Aqua Pnra. 'i‘hc day will hc npcni in
baseball. running Hit-1's, potato races
and other sports, nil supctjttlcndrd by
the pastor and supcrlutcndcni, nor,
0. D. Egbert. 'i‘hc rcturu will be tnntic
about 5:30.
.— ..'....._.... . .
,I. O. BENEDICT'S GARDENER DEAD
GREENWICII, .ltiiy 2i. .Iocl t'har‘
lee. gardener for it). t‘. Ili'lii'ilit'i, of
in the water. A wagonioad of wound-
cd has Just been taken to n hospital.
THE PLGMIES OF AFRICA.
Specimens of the Strange Race Being
Brought to England.
Colonel Harrison arrived in London
recently by way of Naples and Alex‘
nudria. having accomplished the jour-
ncy from Ludo,‘ l.itl0 miles beyond
Kintrtonut' in 231/; days. Colonel liar-
rison tcils an interesting story of itow
he came in touch with pygtnics, and,
as it matter of fact. it was perfectly
Wcli known that one of thc objects of
his cxocdition was to scent-o. if possi»
bio, for medical and scicniiiic purpoucs
n few of thc tiny inhabitants of thc
grcul forest.
He has brought six of them down to
L‘ttiro. and all of ihcm arc tho gonn-
inc Stanlcy dwarfs, not ihc nib-god
spurious spt-cimcns which hnvc up-
ponrctl in mic or two countries.
It was not easy to win thcir coliti—
dcncc. As the little cxpcdition struck
tho forest it found small village after
village, ’l‘hc illtllvvk Vt'crc ttppnrcnlly
well disposed. They came ill the
‘cvcning and danccd lwforc the visit-
ors, bill in tho itiltldli- 0f illt' till-{hi
thcy disnppcnrcd tnystcriously, 'I‘hls
ltttppcncd on titrct- stlct‘t‘ssivc oct'u»
siou. 'I‘ho-n at last number \‘llliigo was
cttt-ounict'cd. witcrc thc Inhabitants
worn tuorc It'icttdly. illlil,‘iis luck would
havc il, onc of thc boys in Colour-l
lint't'ii-on's party could spook Swahili,
which was undcrstood by tho pygmics.
'l‘hc qttcstion was put to thcm as to
whcthcr thcy wcrc willing to ttctonr
putty the white intuit-r. on his travvls
for “so many moons." ’l‘hcy \Vcro told
that ihcy would bc t‘nvcl’tllly looked ni-
tct' and brought back ugaln. and tht-y
rcntiily ttctpticst'od,
It‘out' of tin-tn arc males and two
of thctn arc ft-mnlcsf 'i‘hcir bright
vurics from three fcct eight inches to
four t‘cct six iuchcs. 'l‘nllcr than this
Ihcy ncycr grow. Uf lhc wotncn, one
may have to be left behind in t‘uiro.
Shc is old, and. unfortuuutcly, Is not
fcriug from the effects of wounds in-
flicted by poisoned arrows. prcsumbly
iii a tribal raid. lict‘ ngc is nbout iiii.
but ”it‘ll fcw nativcs livc boyontl iii in
any circumstances. lvicr grcat Illll‘iii“
tircnoss tics in the fact tltnt fut-hilly
sltc is strongly suggestivc of simian
relationship.
0n the other hand,
girl who is only about
ingly good looking. Sonic of the
womcn nrc rcnlly vcry handsome.
'I‘hcrc wcro two daughlcrs of one chicf
who wore notnblc for their good looks,
but uuforiunucly their futltct‘ would
ttot allow lltcm to go. llndoubtctily
tho lrihc bciongs lo the Nztgroid l‘anr
iiy. having thltk lips and noses and
dark cnmplcxlons, with curly hair.
0n the return the party struck the
rivcr a long way bclow Ludo, and
came by bout. Nccdlcss to say the
visitors wct'c imntcnscly intct'coicd in
all they witncsscd. and are not appur-
cntly scarcd. Nothing pleased them
more than the train and titc ridcs they
had on donkeys, sincc in tho forcsts
thctnsclvcs thcrc arc naturally no
lii'iihlh‘ of burdcn. 'l‘hcir nppclitcs arc
cnortnotm. They cut anything, and
indoctl, thcy crunch the boxing its well
its tho ntcui, so powcrful iil’i‘ thcir
Il't’Ili.
’i‘ht-y wcro carefully t-xutntucd by
the doctors at Khartoum. and passed
ihc youngcr
my
C... is cxccctl-
Mr. and Mrs, Middiebrook, Mrs, it. .l.
()nlhlll, Mrs. Friei, Mrs. 'I‘atc
granduughtcr, Mrs. Ella. Mrs. Sher-
wood, Mrs. Andrew Crossmnn, Mrs.
Brundagc, Mrs” Crossmnu. Mr. and
Mrs. ilnri Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Fain
among a illicit forest and it was im-
possible for the Japanese gunners to
make “a correct observation. ’l‘hc
cnnnonudc, however, was opened by
the Japanese at it o'clock on tho morn—
ing of July 7 and was kcpt up until Child. MUM." Wheeler and JOHL‘lih
dusk. The Japanese infantry grad 7|‘ii5v‘iillilii-
“Do you think that. government own-
ership would solve all the problems of
our civilization?"
“No." answered the serene citizen;
naliy gaining ground, closing in on
the enemy‘s line of dofcnsc, nwalicd
an opportunity for the final chnrgc. it;
was nearly two hours past midnight
when the cncmy's first line of dct‘cnsc.
strengthcncdhy barricades and trcnclt- “hi" it WOUM ('l‘t‘flii‘ 80m" “9W once.
cs, wits tukcn, The success was vtg~‘, and so relieve the monotony."—Wnnh-
ot'ously followed up, but it was not un-‘l lnglon Silli-
til it o'clock on the morning of July!
it that the enemy was drivcn out of:
tho sot-0nd line of his defense until
victory secured, with tropltyts of four,
field and onc machine gun . 'I'hc nit-1
turc of the ground exposed the Japan—l The annual meeting of the stack-
csc assailants to a great disadvantage! holders of the Northpori Oyster Com-
and risks. tpnny. incorporutcd, will he held at the
it was bciicvcd that owing to thc ofllcc of the Company. Hii Water
short supplics of ammunition and pro-‘strcct. South ,Norwalk, t‘onn.. on Mott-
visions tltc Russians nt Sakhalin couldtdny. August iii. 05. at ll o'clock a.
not hold ottt much longer. inn. for lhc purpose of electing thrcc
'l‘t')I(IO. July 21. 0:30 a. ills-"*II is of-l directors for the ensuing ,vcnr_ and
ficinily nnnonnccd that the Iiussiunsitransacting such othcr business as
who lmvt- thus far t-turt'cndct‘cd at vnrg may propcrly come before thc mcci—
ious points of Sakhalin lslnnd. numhi‘r‘ ink.
till, including our colonel and H oihcrt DEXTER K. COLE. I'rcS.
Officers. i hated South Norwalk. (.‘onn.. .iuly
.Itn intticrlnl ordiuauct- wns issucd‘s‘ltl, 1905.
this tnotning authorizing thc appoint; .
tncnt of Illill‘t‘illllIillSRlfllltHl ofliccrs,
front lllp rcst-rvo conscripts; also coir,
Yt-rting tltosc of sundry service rank
lliitl privntt-s of lighting rank.
S'i‘, l’ld'i‘idltSiiITIttl. July 2i; ’l‘hc.
Novoc \‘t't-tnyn today discusscs the nl‘l,
lcgcd .Inpnncsc pcncc conditions as' Tammany
publtshcd by the Vii-nun 'l‘ngcblntt and; Arnboln
Franktort Zcitung. dwelling cspcciuilyl Npmp “0““
hoot Music. I50 for Sotutday.
\‘ttnkcc lloodlc Boy
Witch the lives Arc in the Hive
Arcadia tiniest by Mubcl McKinley)
lil thc shndi- of thuflld Applc 'I‘t‘cc
tlld .‘\l’t‘llilllt‘tlt‘h‘ was a limit
(if many most usiontshiug parts;
”t' could tho vastly hcnvcnn span
lly mcnns of tnnlltcututic arts;
And he dcvlscd a. forceful scrctv
thrcby tltc ourth an inch or two
iiic ciulmcdi kc movcd by fits uml
starts.
on tltc spccilicntiou against doublet She Waits by ihc 1),...“ ”inc 5..“
tracking the Siberian railroad, whit-hi And others.-
ablc in m’ct'y way. licing cquivulcuti
to lllt' political and cconomic suicidal
l
w-.. am—«m‘ l MUSIC STORE.
ACHIMEDES HONORED. ‘, Donovan Block. 130 thinuton Bi.
iiccnusu tin» world‘s reward is slowl
In Sicily, at Syt‘ncusc,
(lr Architncdcs isnitcs nlivcli,
Who tiicd two thousand ycurs ago, NO COMBINE 0R TRUST PRICES
aFOR US. WE ARE THE iNDEPEN-
{A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL
{AND PRICES TO BE SATISFAC-
thc pnpcr dcclttt'cs is uttcrly tttmcccpt-. AT
.,. .
of Russia. . WM. A. BRIGGERMAN 8.
Ho got it sorry page of blocs. ‘ . Agent for (‘rrscelit’ Laundry.
1. . , . .. r ,.,,- .._
'I‘ltcy'vc i‘illh‘l‘tl u sininc. don‘t yon?’
know, 1 ‘
This year of ninctccn Itundrctl five. 1 . .
.DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE US
TORV. ‘tt
lite Daniel Keogh tittal to.
East Norwaik. Ct.
Tel. 145—4.
Prepayment 0i Debentures
The Middlewx Banking
Company.
()It‘ Mlllliltld'i‘OWN. CONN.
Seaview Ave.
No doubt most of us living now
(‘onid tttovc titc world, with half til
show, I
Iittt whcrc's iIit' proiil. anyhow.
if wc to cold oblivion go
l.ikc Archimedes (such a shuntcii
And c‘rc Wt‘ reach the Hall of Fame
Must want two thousand )‘t‘lil‘s or
so?
—» i'orilund ()rcgoniau.
"Aren‘t you uwnrc." said thc kind
lady, "that thorn in something digni-
ticd ttbout honest labor?"
“ch. ma'nm." answered the titt-
quudct'cd hobo. "l‘vc heard or i'cl«
lcrs wot stood on lhcir dignity, httt
i'ttt sntursiicd to set on mint-J'wt‘hit-n»
go lhtily News.
will pay upott prcscntntion with inter-
cut to iltiit‘ of payment. the De
bcuturen of
Scrlt-s liliii, maturing October i. 1905.
Series iri‘J. maturing tlclobcr l. 1905.
Scl‘it's D37, maturing November 1, liltih
Scrica litlil, maturing Novembtu' l. 1905
alltl-
Notice of Annual Meeting.
IRISTRIIM & H
' l’ntttSiittHutt‘l
40
000 vasrs.
ONLY stztcs:
34 AND 35
500 Each.
lcft ovcr from suite that sold
‘ from iii) to $20.
MOSTLY BLACKS ANI) libl'l‘lS
WATCH
this space for interesting store
' News.
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
v—n—
YATT, Norwalk,Conn.
1
H. Krieger
t
THE LEADING
Outfitters
FOR
Men, Women.
and Children.
i
THERE IS NOTHING AS C0 [ENIENT AS
it... 1.. w...
For Good Advice.
It certainly requires nerve to
talk about Coal when the ther‘
is doing stunts
climbing, but some day next
momcter
winter when the zero mark is
touched you will forgive us.
Today we will only say you‘d
better put in your Coal and
“have it over with"-—and when
you are buying why not buy of
of us? -
Our Coal wae'bought to hold
trade.
in.
A CHARGE ACCOUNT IN A REPthABLE AND
FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMEN ‘ we WILL
SELL YOU REPUTABLE MERC ANDISE FOR
LESS MONEY ON CREDIT 1‘ AN OTHER
HOUSES CAN SELL FOR CASH. YOU CAN use
YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY For YOUR REC-
REATION AND VACATION DAYS. BUY NOW;
TAKE ADVANTAGE on THE sduMER BAR-
GAINS we ARE OFFERING YOU in SETTLE
YOUR BILL IN CONVENIENT w KLY PAY-
MENTS.
TheFerriSGOalCo.
South Norwalk.
‘New York, tiictl today at tho summci‘ on- clothed wto t‘urio. whore tht-y '”""““"“"' .....,-.--._., "rm” '—"""“"
residence of Mr. licncdlt‘t. Mr. licncv are now staying. Not unnnlurally
dict, who was In Ncw York. hcnrtl of they have Intmcnscly intt-rt-sicd the
H. Krieger & Co. _
his critical condition and lilillit‘illiiii‘l,\'
hurried to his bedside. lio arrlvcd
Inctlicttl proi'cssion, and to such an ex-
tent have they been cxnutinrti that
“MEAD,
,t’
there during ibcold tnuu‘s lust mottl-
onto and t'cmuiucd utttii hc lircuihcd
his last. Mr. iicnciilct said that Mr.
Chnrios had been In his ctnploy for
thirty-seven yours. tic lutd offormi ltlnt
a pcnsion on tho Milli“ salary which
he was obtaining for active» work, but
the natal man would not ”slit" to it.
A WINNER
many times over you are sure to be it
you open tip and keep an account at
our “Vince bank. You can
OPIN AN ACCOUNT FOR A DOLLAR
or and keep on adding to it. it‘s
’ I question of time then that you
, M live a. plenty.
m on 'trial known and can help you
mitten.
team non WALK
Our board of true-
ihcy have cnicrod it humorous protcst
against never being lcft alonc.-~IA)n-
don Milli.
".ionrs grumbicn nt cold weather?”
"Yes."
"Anti he grtimhlcu at, hot wruthcr?“
"You."
"What docs he like?"
"lie likes to gruntbie.”»—i.ondon 'l‘it.
Iiita.
”mu—W
Major lilm)nh—-~“You can loud it here
to water, auh, bttt. you can't make him
drink."
Colonel (,3yntnh~—“Yca, suit. 'i‘htit lit
the reason houses are so popular in
Kniniucky. mm. A noble and stigttcionu
nnimnl."»~t‘.leveland Leader.
”See my onaggement ring?" said the
girl to her friend lit it email tip-river
town.
“You." replied the one ntidressod.
“Know where it came from?" con-
tinued the proud engaged one. us she
held the precious thing up in the sun-
light.
" ell," replied the other with her
not-to slightly elevated, “i know it must
haw? come from the city; there are no
installment jewelry stores in this
town."—-Yonkere statesman.
M
Daley tinehieyw'flh, you darling! I
just heard of your engagement today."
(tinny Summergirl—~"Whirh ontt'l"»—
Town and Country.
“Mm. Bongo bought a box of cigars
for her husband, and someone stole
them." "I‘m sorry for him." "Bogus
kt): the thiofi"-—Jud¢o.
can; ”COAL. GOAL.
$6.00 $0.00 $0.00
Best iiazeiton at $6.00 per ton.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
B. HERSHFIELD 8: SON,
:22 Water Street. Telephone 2363.
Wood St., Tel 203.5. Public Market, 2 So. Main St.
John T. Hayes. 5 Main Street, Norwal .
nu -_
tuttttttitttituu ‘
THIS IS NOT "PREOIOENTIAL YEAH,” BUT WE ARE IN THE
FIELD A8 CANDIDATE! FOR YOUR GOAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON-
OIVE U8 A CHANCE I'I'O PROVE W HAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
HAND. WE HAVE JUST UNLOADID THREE CAROOEO OF OLD COM-
PANY'S LEHIOH COAL. WI ARE IN BUSINESS TO BTAV; AND WILL
GIVI YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOU R MONEY. LET U. HAVE A TRIAL
RAYMOND BROS.
loath Not-walk. Odnmif' Washington Otmb
"nouns liiE utter."
. M.._ _...,.._........N__.. _..... .. w.-. ._.................._a
i'iI
Vacation and Duties
hoes.
ALL ITYLIO.
Bathintl Shoes.
“WEAR 300K nut in"
m “’1 .
West. Washington 8 set.
i
Emits” eminent-"i: ; OUSET
THE otooos‘r BALE or SHIRT WAteT eurre A , WAte're m 1-H;
Hieronv or NORWALK.
ALL Gunmen Goons mus-r GO. 2
we CARRY TH: LARGEGT LINE or wmsTe in HE NORWALKB.
WAIBTS. FORMER PRICE. 11.50. NOW ...... 75c
WAISTO, FORMER PRICE. $2.00, NOW .ii . . 980
WAIBTB. FORMER PRICE. ".60, NOW ..... .. , , , ”,19
WAIOTB, FORMER PRIOI, $3.50, NOW ....... . OI.“
WANTS. FORMER PRICE, “.00. NOW ............. $1.98
SEVERAL SMALLLOTO TO CLOSE OUT AT
COME AND IE CONVINCED.
,- 33 South Main Street. South 0rwallt.
In order to make room in our yard ’r (tool which
we have bought and continue arrlvl . we of!» for
prompt delivery a spoon! low prlu. .. ,,
n Go. ‘
ThoHorrioVOG
Tell 04”.
ntwodavo-‘A* (at. g. a: c_. a. ... .
.... 2‘ tbmif‘i. . f s, . .. "
O“
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