.. m it» Tomorrow.
MST-51.9!“ 7 :06.
‘ aurora. 121.; 15226 p. c
hammer; rum-mu
:GALLI.
pelt Office. Namath
saute
tulips. No. toe. F. a A. M.
. a of each month
“complied ‘
r
III 3, W. l. Robert M. II-
second and ueadays of each
_ August excepted—4| s obeyed by the telegraphers oi the “heck against her hull, and one blade
. gmglAth-mmwmtn“! Northern Priciilc and Great Northern. 0f the propeller snapped olf-
mine. [p this eity,lwhich is a relay omce, GIVEN UP +0 Di!
,0 .No.6 Or Enter sxteen operators, including two wire -
I . MP' 2' d" II Star chiefs, and two operators in the yard. B. Spiegei. 1204 N. Vinginia BL. lilv-
quit upon receiving the signal from “DEVIII0.1M».WTII€SZ “For 0V0! I!"
no Gnycr, ii. 1’. Robert
u,
in Donovan block. 138 Washington
:. ad and fourth Fridays of each
* Boston.
M crummy iuvt . ‘ "3'3
\
open-pier. No. 83, R. A. M. “ELENA‘ Mont.. Au"
coco
mouth-«ink and Augustoxeopwdwwuo President Perham.
p. 1 members of Order of
Airflowiand.
chitin. We have been at pains to vet‘-
bump up against hard facts, it's bad
the state‘s orders should be fixed. We
&
“ During a visit in a Massachusetts
rnosxthmm. tall Wauhlnxlon by MOIIIB oi I‘lllltl Car Sln- which carried away parts of her ris-
2_.~m... of a mibmerxvd‘vrreck. Early Monday
- y patches from Montana points indicate morning. WNW "‘9 haematite were
”In" Donovan Bloc ittaWa-rhington that the strike order was generally “I009: "10 steamer it'll/979d I“ from
. AI
mu“... .mmu mvlw. MM Non All operators on the Montana Con-r
NAM. liil IdlShemI‘,Se: trnl, except dispatchers. about fifty "‘“Ch pain and worry. I 1°“ “"5“
altogether, went out. At Missouia the
. ‘V , . entire Northern Pacific stall.
TH.” ASTON'SH'NG STORY FROM two men, quit work. Train No. 1 was
« > (H t?'%NE'c' tl brought into Mlssoulo by hand car :1;a?$1?“.“ggléxrxgm‘gf‘ggefilxfl
. ,. ar or ouran. _ r . ,. .
signals l‘he entire Rocky Mountain recommended and the first bottle gave
' u . n l , '1 . -
[I 1! “0t. I habit 01 The Courants d ““0“ of the Northern tactile is re me great. relief. and after taking the
uhlish news that isn‘t so. Addt- ”ogifSKtX§§’ti&dufilil ”Xug'ezflgtamo second” bottle I was entirely cured.
ital news ‘8 ”“1””th today about Spokane division of the Great North-
v-hlngular 1000 purchase INS Still" em and the ldaho division
..mr ‘ for Connecticut's soldiers in Northern Pacific. all the operators ex-
cept tile dispatchers are out.
. _ men calm the walkout is absolutely
wily; it as far as possible, and we be perfect, only excepting one man at
. “9th It I" be ”“9. Peace on the Northern Pacific. and
.When George Stepheson was asked claiming every man on
Northern.
wh“ would happen if a cow collided BUTTE, Mont... Aug. 2.——'l‘rain No. life. He will not do anything until he
“I” his locomotive. he said in his dry 6, known as the Burlington myen and has more fully recovered from his In-
quaint way that it. would be ‘bad for running over the
‘thevcowfl When hasty contradictions tracks west of Billings, is reported to
‘ be tied up at a point about 25 miles DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
‘ east of Butte. as a result of the teic— Nathan Rubin, of Hartford, and
.. for the contradictions. i' ‘ graphers' strike last night. The North lingo Mueller. of Rockville, have been '
The ”590“”th for ”‘0 pill‘Cidl-lt. (Toast Limited ran from Silver Bow to dischargcd from bankruptcy in the
with the state‘s money 0i leh 100d Butte without a clearance order. but United states district court.
for the men who are in the tents by proceeded very slowly nod
" ‘ here fifteen minutes late.
, . . , operators walked out in this city when the discharge to date from September
' ‘ ”In“ 3“ impression that its going to the order went into effect shortly af- 1. liluh. This date is fixed to allow
”be. . ter 11 o’clock last night.
1
the
Northern Pacific Juries ,
°f ”w PRISONVGUARDIOARTER RESIGNS.
“Ono Inspect! the Steamship Mlnupo-
lia' Propeller Blade.
NEW YORK. August 2.—Jl‘wo collis-
ions at sea, one of which one had a‘
propeller blade. were reported g)! the.
steamship Minneapolis. which arrivedt‘
today from London. The first mishap: '
occurred in a perilous pocket, made‘
around the Minneapolis by another lin~
er, a tramp ship. ands fishing smack
”I, at m.-. . . . .. on Saturday, July 22, in the English
,1 W”? 3332?; 60.1 ‘ i—M" ’ ' gaannoiF Her commander. Captain
‘- ' Practically All the operators “would?“:ttt.‘t.“tt‘é‘.tt§“€t§i
. my”... ‘ his only choice as which of the other .
DIRECTORY. on Weaiamilallroads Leave no chm the m,
ships to run down.
TI'IBII‘ Pogi‘llons—Jralm Run Ing smack. as the least dangerous and;
struck this boat a glancing blow.
sing, but did no other serious damage.
Two days later Captain Gates believes
the Minnelllfllll “never a fragment ,
...-.....-
yeara l was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which calmed me
and was all run down. and a year ago
had to abandon work entirely. I had
except three of the best. physicians who did
Sold at Piaisted’s Drug Store. "
M-
The Officer William Carter, the guard at.
the state prison who was recently
slashed with a knife by Columho, 11
life prisoner at the institution. yestcr~
Great day resigned. after 10 years of faithful
service. Carter will he scarred for
.—._.—......_. --.—g
reached The court has also ordered the dies
’l‘welvo charge of Owcn Bruinard. of lladdam.
time for an appeal, if one isodesiml
”itown Jacob A. Rite was asked by a
"gaunt. funeral kind of chap what he
would say by why of introducing him
ltd the assemblage “0h,“ replied Mr.
‘Rlls. in a spirit of levity, “say any-
fthlng you like. Say I am the most dis-
?"ttlnguished man in the country. They
. {generally do.” Whereupon his serious
t
‘itminded friend marched upon the stage
.and calmly announced that he did not
'kno‘wr, this man Rils, whom he was
charged to introduce, and had never
heard of him. “lie tells." he went on
with never a wink. “that he is the
most distinguished citizen in the could
try. You can Judge for yourselves
when you have heard him."
. __
4-
Japan is succeeding in its ottorls to
control the shipping trade along the.
Attractive Offerings
for Summer Needs.
Chinese coast. The new service be
tween Shanghai and liongkong via
Fuchan and Amoy is doing a large bus-
Iiness, which will be permanent. as it.
provides connections between the ser-
vice Joining Formosa ports and ports
Ladics' \\'hitc Lawn \\'uisis at ......... $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00 i
inrmcr prircs. $1.51). $2.00 and $3.00. oi
intlics' Wash Suits, wcrc up to $4; all at our pricc ..... $2.50
of the Chinese coast. The Japanese
government substdizcs the line. sub-
ject to the vessels arriving and leav-
‘ ' ing on time. At present the vessels
Lattics' jnpuucsc Silk Wuists. wcrc $3.00 and $5.00; now
...................................... $1.95 and $3.75
In use are all chartered vessels. but as
soon as the war is over they will fly
the sunrayed ling ot‘ Japan. ()i’ this
Chinese coast trade American vessels
Wash Skirts in ncut dots. also liucn. wliitc and colored.
were $1.50 and $2.00. at ................ 95c and $1.25
‘ only represent 11¢ per cent. Great Bri-
tain's share is hit/2 per cent.
“......—
The people of New Hampshire
aren’t. making much noise, but the
«number of savings banks tiepositors in
New Hampshire has increased by 4.-
I.arlics‘ Ilztthiug Suits. special values at. . $2.75. $3.98 and $5
Indi‘ds' Muslin (towns. Drawers and Corset Covers, rcg~
ulzir5oc ...... ........ ........... 39c
. £86 In the past year, and the amount.
‘ duo them is four million is excess of
; that year.
Ladics' Summer Corrects in lintistc and Not. standard
makes. regular price 50c 39c
FASHIONS.
Will short. coats be worn at all the
coming season? They certainly will.
"especially by the younger worsen.
' . viii have the bucks fitted and
. ” ht! loose but perhaps tho’mav
only will be short and lease all no
ound.
Checked Panama cloth is the mater.
Isl for a neat walking skirt or many
r [oral and void of all trimmiitg~—just
. such a skirt if you are a business wo-
man. as you will like to Wear to your
- once, or. if you are a woman of lots-
are. to Wear on your morning trips
down town shopping in the morning.
’ ll'ha wearing of a scarf in tulle. chi~
iron. lace or thin silk. says the Pie-
l thrill Review for Heptomber, has be-
' ’ ‘ p a veritable furore in Parts. Tulle
' , toying a distinct revival for day
, reverting wear, in gowns as well as
'intllinery, and the tulle boa is more
Mill-r than those of ostrich feather
‘ chided chiffon. No evening gown
complete without its gauze scarf.
moral yards long. of a harmonizing
color. ‘-
Pomidc of hydrogen is such a sim‘
"ready for cold sores. canker,
t- p and so very inexpensive, that one
.r Mi . do well to always keep it in the
u.“
{Iln‘t necessary to have nrcnm in
MN. 3 nice ice cream. us i saw dem-
‘ted one day recently. Fresh 0.ng
sweet milk will take its place
‘ 1 tilfactorliy.
,. .. , o hastily-killers i have seen, and
t#Mhh are necessary in almost every
' to rid it of the occasional fiy
« bound to find his way in
Wash Dress (lends, choice variety. value up in .it)t‘. ....... 9c
36 inch Black ’l‘aileta Silk, regular vuluc $1.50 ......... $1.10
45 inch Black and Navy Mohair Sicilians for Scpuraic
Skirts, our regular dollar quality ......... . . . . . . .. 79c
Remarkable lirdutiuns til Men’s Smart Suits
the magnetic power of llcd 'l‘ags is apparent in the splendid ' fl"
v
Ht‘iilllg of men s suits since the sale opened. No wondcr, with high- (f .. '
I
We ni'i’cr you choice of all of our fancy mixed cassimcrc, chcviot and i. K "
twuctl suits at a fraction of regular prices. under our great guarantee i“
of "Satisfaction or Money Back." Come wliilc your size is here
This is tlic way prices run: ‘ I
$7.98 $9.98 $11.98 $14.98 $17.98'
tinting. Suits Wag lluwn
5 i . ‘
. (tut go the outing suits of lmmcspuu and wool crush. all mlW
this season, and as smart as they make 'cm. Get one while picking
is gum]. '
$6.98 $7.98. $9.98 $14.98 $17.98 ..
. tinting (trousers But ‘ .
. Same wrtlt uutmg trousersw—wc'vc put quick‘moving prices on
cm. and can iii every man who comes promptly. All new wide—hip
liltitit’itt ill uoul crash and ilanucl. rcduccd as follows:
$1.89 N . $2.39 $2.3
grade. perfect—tilting. stylish suits at such remarkably low prices. It
Re;~ ., ... ..
lllil’luliiit ltiillilltlilh dinning the Illl’lllfilllilgs-picklllgh worth picking up.
ROgers&Stevens
I
. SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
‘i T61. 32-2. ' ' South Norwalk.
lNShNE MAN ARREEI'ED. TH” h
MILFORD. Mass, August 2. ------ A pcr- g": BfiwINEIIfi’," S‘s‘githR?
” l
livnniugion disaster It lii’tr be stated . ic ‘
. ., . . .p , . nsilc strength by reason of constant
lml M ' 'm . c1 ‘ ‘ . . nutlmritatlvcly that the court will iind us\ I . ‘ . ' » i
that an lillfitll|llt?lii?::olifg liii‘i’liliiniispliiii‘; Front till oilieial sourcu. the rcliability: hut boiler ll. of the llcunlngtou vxfi enirti‘l‘r‘iltiii: I(xlltilr‘iiiL hilidml‘ti'xiiiu', “:0“.
Milford plum... 1 “Iain for. the sole of \vhugi3 cannot be questioned, in»: Dilliit‘li not because of unusually liltzhi that the Ilenningigon was iii News}:
purptigv- of chi) lug Women to thought LI": :1 ts connettion with the court pressure, but because the metal of the1 The court will not censure thc omcerri
W W “WM! m, the capture of‘Samucl N . I has that become known What crown sheet and the bolts holding that {of the licnnlngton but will pus u
. in substance will he the report of tli-“ crown sheet In place had become! the matter llllil the rcsplllr'lhliilsy lg
Miller, who is now in iiolllston jail. . . . .- ..
Miller uzts caught after he had been ”m“ or lliquir) now iuwstigaiiug the. dcud and lost all life and nearly all 3 higher authorities.
(iii-lt'tiri-t‘vtl. it is alleged, choking Mr. - “...... ....W E _- --. .
(‘ozzcu‘s daughter, during the night “ p -
and jumped from a window to escape '
“the, rather. brvnklng his leg. A num-
ber of instances have been reported of
late in which houses were entered and .
attempts mode to choke some female
ETI.‘;‘.‘.‘,".‘.'l;?...‘.Z‘..1it? 3358333313.” [:3 ":2 'A cup OF OUR COFFEE Is A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG, RICH AND FaAoaANT.
:3}‘.‘:.{.‘,‘.’.‘i (..h.".-i‘:kai‘hiiii “iriil'igl‘lfi'dit THERE is A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A cup OF THIS COFFEE A GENTLE romc FROM wu
theory that the muraudor was insane. . ‘ 085
,ll1.|l‘.‘.;mp.:llas;mm: ifzilprimghlid:mug to GOOD EFECT THERE is NO REACTION—A8 ssAcme As A SEA BREEZE. A MORNING CUP wru.
- . LIGHTEN THE LABORS OF THE DAY.
“The Billiard"
Mudt'm and Up-meatc.
IF YOU‘ WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY, USE OUR DEthLIOUI
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
. 01138. E. Seymour.
llllllllll Eflflflifl, WEST WISHINEIHN SlHEii.
Au‘ommndah'ons Firs! Class.
It‘d/cs Very Moderate.
IOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
Telephone 398,
Figured All Silk I’oulurds, were 501‘ : about 2 dox. picccs 25c
Proposals. -...._m,,_,_,.,..,m__t_m_wW"a, fFLEPHOua can. 33....
500 boxes Writing Paper, advertised as a 25 cent value;
i'it‘l‘t? lillllOl‘l‘CHV.“ lith ............................ BC
Hnulh Norwulk. July 29. 1905. Per Bag 800. For Barrel $6'35'
t wire manual! 11
Ladles' Belts in Black and White Silk, reg. pricesoc. . .. 38c
l‘ropumoiu will be received by the
ileum ol‘ Witter Commissioners at. their ‘ .
oillcv, im‘. Washington sit-uni. i'uI'
trout-bins. buck filling and laying about
four hundred (400) feet. of 4-inch wutrr . .
pipe in Hnowdcn street, in the City
indict? Trimmed lists, a good assortment; value up to
$3.50..1......-.
or south Norwaik. '
Plans and specifications may he ‘ .
seen at this omce. Bids will close on
Tuesday. August 1 at 7:30 o‘clock p.m. -
wa'rnn éOMMiSSlONm’RB.
2
Ladies’ Square Neck Sleeveless Vests. reg. value i:‘,éc.. gc
Men's Black Sucks. reg. pricc tor pair '. . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 for as:
llr. Lyon's'l‘ootli Powder . 156
rimmed fitter '
, ' (tie. 'i‘ha edge-s rheumatic turn
. . am prevent their catching on
, hrlcit. -‘I‘he pieces should bn
i
r or five inches wide and sin ;
72x90 Bleached bliccts. value 5th 35c
31p. ice tirrnm Freezers ........ $1.15
......“ ...- ...“...0... .... .....u.~......... ...... ,7 ...... ...“.-.
., .-."-.. . .. .h.--m._ "aw—....
ii at I
. ..-, H , .. .. ... ...-W FlROT—IEGAUBE IT MAKE! NICE. WHITE IHIAD AND MON! OF IT THAN ANY.
. ” THE WORLD, 7 OTHER BRAND IN
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WALTEAM I BECONMBECAUSE EVERY POUND l8 GUARANTEED AND THE PRICI I8 ALWAYD NIGHT
WATO . THIRD-wt! AUSE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING NICE. FRESH FLOUR. A. if COMES DIRECT FROM
E. ”:8 LgkNMILLS T0 Ul’l STORE. NO LAYING ANOUND DOGKS. FREIGHT Haunts, ETC... LIKE. MOGT
m the boat. human punts} "3' ' ‘ ‘ P‘ ' ‘ . . ‘
ton, perfect material and careful ‘ ' V ‘
AND WE MIGHT ADD: WE HIV! GUN “INK DIMUN‘I‘ ITAMPB WIT *
finish are the features that have BY IAG OR BARREL. . \ 7 .1 , 7 fl '7 WH‘TH“ YOU “w.
, .
i
illittlti Wulihum Watches the hear I
in m. world. ' In sold. sold ' ‘ g , ii . » ' i y
W”? Hni silver races at ‘ 1 “ . , ‘ g ‘
.lclly ’l‘umblers. 25c value ‘ 19c dozen. .
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