coats and alter shaking
lift several. Americans. step-
flour buttoned up their cur-
”gully in a partially. successful
.out the driving rdin
“In?“ the gi‘eat motor car wlilzzed
us do storm. ».
ten minutes later. Baron Kc-
iii . 'fl‘a'it'aiilra. accompanied
, eir secretaries, came down
limpeople were assembled
33th} shingle by this time and Baron
”A soft his cigarette out of his
out: enough to litthis hand
, . geniaiiy in response to the
.uigreeting he received. Both.
, ybillionti'arios wore over-coats.
‘ ones once were rolled off after the
ll
firm Vase slight hitch over the
7 us.- of the secretaries. No ve-
ing in sight. the secretaries of
salons wanted to know if there
not an automobile to take them
0 navy. yard. They looked out
i: the prospect was not such as
its encourage the thought of a ride in
Win flinnches. which has frequently
the plan adopted by the attaches.
tor car was seen approaching and
, lures Japanese secretaries Immed-
lately nrutered. it and were whirled
away rough the rain.
1‘ .16. noon was greatly disturbed
Decoded e feared the plenlpotentiaries
would Moist 9 yard before they did
'and he was clog the veranda, call-
in loudly for any kind of a convoy-
once that would take them there "the
most quickly.'.' Seeing a buggy com-
ing .up a hotel porter got it and down
the silppbry slope -ths vehicle was
scongoing with Mr. Plancon and the
oflcial papers. ‘In an apparently vain
anon to overtake the “red devil" bear-
in‘g lir. Witte and Huron Roses.
The beats were the only means re-
molding for. the rest of the party. who
prepared. to make. a quick dash for
the landing where the launches were
waiting. ’I‘ha Russians started first
and sitcom xi Mid}: hipman Black-
burn. bar the landing and wore
ii‘h‘c little launch
50 closely did
oldwfth’at it looked as
,, . it there might ih‘ea race but one of
7". the secretaries was late and by the
' time Midshipman ingersoll had or-
dared his launch to above of! the Rus-
clan launch was some distance ahead.
Then came the convoy of the little
squadron with several attaches of the
’ state department and Midshipman
Bhgley in command.
The weather up here is the most re-
writable characteristic of the place.
[last week the envoys sat in the con-
ference room in their shirt sleeves.
besieged and attacked on all sides by
mosquitoes. Today they started out
pped in overcoats which showed
any irregular creases that told of
he sudden change in the weather and
the hurried extraction of the gar»
ments from their bunks. As they left
morning one of the envoys re—
rksd that they might not discard
:- or no in the conference room
' is t lng keeps up." and he wav-
io hand in a desperate sort of
y at the heavy sea which was re-
ielsly beating on the rocky coast.
Tile‘ndtlves insist that the weather
fingreeedentcd" but they said- -lhe
c
lag in the same surprised way
When the thermometer was
the nineties and the mosqui-
sure inflicting great discomfort
ti chilling bad tempers. Yesterday
ii or have been cold, bleak days,
filo k d that usually come in Novem-
All night long the wind blew a
and the heat of the heavy surf
tilts the booming of distant can-
.? The hotel guests bugged the
lid felt a keen delight that there
t I. .
RTSMOJJTH. N. H., August 16.~~
Meander Briunichnnlnoff corros-
n,lllfil‘fient oi the Si. Patersburg Slovo.
writing on the attentions involved in
, {the surrender of the eastern Chinese
.1 “with which is being considered by
spaces cent on Io-duy. and 'also
s wings and fly away.
it rings Souk you will
Salim to had it. As you
m new with us. A first
quail. but times makes
to “a mountain. Open an
You can’t hsgintoo
’ regarding the general
. .has been agreed upon. 80 it is under-
enlargement she has been prevented
‘mroughly cleansed and there is no
)3 ixlilrtt. Burr of South femur is W
G0; - i
question of
the restoration of Chinese sovereign-
ity in the province says:
Notwithstanding the secrecy so
strictly observed regarding the discus.
slou of the peace conference it. is now
known that the second article discus-
sed concerned the returning of Man-
churla to China and that the article
stood that Manchurla is going to be
restored under the charming adminls"
tration of China. For fear of Russia‘s.
from completing her work of clvillta-
lion In that province where she spent
millions of Russian roubles, retaining
in return only unpleasant memories
and now lhey- say that it is better to
give Manchurla. to nobody than to
Russia, for to return Manchuria to
China means to return that province
to the state of barbarlsm. It is how
ever asked if even the railroad which
cuts this province in three portions.
and which should be an instrument
of civilization and of development of
her riches will be abanddned to Chi
nose neglect. With regard to the Har-
bin. Lino Tung railway line the lnstl.
tution of an Chinese administration
can be understood. as this line has
no strategetic legitimate value except
for China. But it is quite different
with the line uniting Vladivostok tr
Ruaala.» which it is impossible for the
Muscovlte empire. because of its slra
teglc value, to make dependent upon
a Chinese administration technical re
search have shown the difficulty by
uniting Vladivostok and Port Arthur
with Europe around the Amur So the
civilized world welcomed the decision
of Russia to build a railway through
Manchuria. Russia made this immense
efllll‘i, which, considering the policy
of the open door will be of great ad .
vantage to the commerce of the whole
world, it is just that Russia should
have the material guarantee that that
railway line should not run the great
risk of being destroyed or cut by th«
brigands, or that it should stiffer il
case of a misunderstanding with Chi
us The commerce of the world will
gain very much if Japan should be en
trusted with the guarding of the south
crn railway line and Russia with tin
protection of the north line. mutualh
pledging themselves to follow the pol
icy of the open door In the whole pro
vlucc."
’i‘OKlO, August iii—The Asahi ll
conference at. Portsmouth, suggest;
discussing the proceeding of the pellet
that Japan omitted to demand the on
on door in Siberia and the opening 0'
Siberian rivers to the navigation o‘.
the world. Vladivostok us a free port
It declares. would not benefit .Iapar
much. but it would greally assist. the
dcvclopment of American commerce.
——-
SELECTMEN HAVE A DIFFERENCE
Mr. Devlne Says It Is Not the Time tc
Begin New York.
Another decided disagreement occur-
cd this morning in the office of tht
self-clmon and as a result the aimos
phcre is still heavy The trouble al
resulted in a proposition to lower iiit
manholes onv Osborn avenue and to
change the grade of the roadbed on
the same thoroughfare between Hen
ry street and Van Zandl street
Selectman Alfred Avlson and So
lcciman James A. Brown desired that
the work be done and to that end ask.
cd First Selectman John Devine to call
a meeting of the board to act upon
the mailer
'i will not. " replied Selectman De.
vino. who promptly gave his reasons
for refusing the request
Mr. Davina explained the position
he had taken by sayln that it was not
the proper time to begin new work. Ht
slated further that the selectmen how
no money with which to do It and it
could be laid over until the annual
town meeting which will be held about
the middle of September.
Messrs. Avlson and Brown decided
to exercise their prerogatives and held
the meeting without Mr. Davide's as
slslanco. They Volt-d to do the work
it is slated that a figure of $38 for thr
work has been procured from a con
tractor.
TRINITY HOMI OPEN AOAIN.
Has Been Thoroughly Cleaned and
Fumlpstsd blocs Diphtheria
Broke Out There.
The bevy of girls from New York
that has been tnioying an outing at
Trinity Home will return to the city
tomorrow and another company of
children will come up for an outing.
The children who return tomorrow
are the first who have been at the
home since the illness of one of the
boys with diphtheria about A. month
Since then the home has been
possibility of the children getting any
remissions disease while here.
W'
AnorrrouAL sec... news.
in] treated at the Norwallt Hospital.
W
Mthiannah Handler Union Place.
has been taken to the Norwalk lips-
pital for treatment.
Miss Linic Face. of Solon Hill who
has a threat affection. has gone to the
Norwaik Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Daniel B. disttsry. of mid
street. who is ill of typhoid fever. wss
removed to the News“: Hospital this
Altai-noon.
W
, m Initiation Canal, Philippine and;
‘ . ations to be held in on and other
. stolen and territories for those dean» ,
‘ ous tof securing government employ-
.Porto Rico. Hawaii and the isthmus.
’. as those in the States and other Terri- .
C j in those islands. islands in accordance
‘ but this Commission holds such easin-
Departmental Mics.
United States Civil Service Commie:
slou yesterday announced the time.
place and subject of the next examin-
men
Appointments to Federal positions iii.
of Panama are made on the same basis
topics.
Federal positions in the Philap ines.
appointment to Government pos tlous
with the Philippinerclvll service act;
motions as the Philippine civil service
board may request.
Examinations are now held in every
State and Territory except Alaska But
most examinations appointments may
be made not only to a particular c ass
of positions, but to any-position wl..~.-c.
the qualifications tested are required.
Examinations as a rule are not held.
for a particular department, but for
positions in the Federal departmental
service.
Beginning on October third at New
Haven and Hartford the applicants
will be tested upon stenography and »
typeWriting for. the Departmental, lsth~
mlan Canal and Philippine service.
September 13 at New Haven. Middle-
town and Hartford, the papers on the
following examinations will be given:
Acting assistant ' surgeon.
Aid. Coast and. Geodetic Survey.
Assistantlnspector of boilers.
Assistant inspector of bulls.
Computer, Nautical Almanac Office.
Computer, Naval Observatory.
Draughtsman: Architectural, Copy-
lst'topographlc. Engineer. Heating and
Ventilating, Hull. Junior architectural.
Land Office. Topographic.
Engineering and hydrographic..
Kindergarten teacher.
Local inspection of boilers.
isocan inspection of bulls.
Matron.
Meat inspector.
Physician Indian Service.
Teacher Philippine Service.
Topographic aid.
Veterinary inspector.
Also on October 18 these posltloris
may be prepared for by examinations
in the necessary subjects. Hartford.
hiddletown and New Haven are the
places selected:
Civil engineer and draftsman.
Computer, Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey.
Cumputer,
Office
Farmer.
Farmer. with knowledge of irriga-
lion.
Fish culturist.
Irrigation engineer.
Pharmacist. Public Health and Mar
riue Hospital Service.
Scientific assistant.
Superintendent of construction.
Teacher, lndian Service.
Trained nurse. lndian Service.
Trained nurse, Philippine Service.
Assistant examiner. '
Btmkkecper.
iCivil engineer. Departmental
v cc.
Civil engineer, Philippine Service.
Under the Executive Order of the
President, of April. 1906, the power
of appointment, subject to the con:
lltlons mentioned in the foregoing. is
Supervising Architect's
Scr-
tlons of this office in the making of
these appointments are on behalf. and
in the representation of such 'heads.
and it is the practice to make up
poinlmcnls only upon notification of
such heads, lhal a particular class of
employees is desired.
The [lulled Slates Civil Service
Commission will maintain registers of
cligibles for the various empioyments
so that it may submit such lists to the
appointing officer Io make selections
when the services of such eligibles are
With the exception of a very few ”E,
COMMINWNB AUG. 218T.
Every Afternoon ‘snd Evening.
‘ Ialloon Ascension
Parachute Jump
South Norwaik Brass Band
Roman Chariot Races
Slide for Life
High Diylnp Dog
Negro Plantation Singers
Duck and Winn Dancers
Leaping Hounds and Dog Circus
Double Tr‘ppoze Acts
Roman Four Horse Race
Hand to Hind Balancing Act
Aerial Web and Casting Act
. Roman Stinging Race
Wc—ADMIOSIDN TO ALL—10c
Afternoon at 3: 30: Evenings, a: 80.
PARACHUTE JUMP.
at 3 p. m.
FREE-LDAILV.
HOYTLS THEATRE.
...—....-
One Week Commencing
' MONDAY, AUGUST 14.
InWil
elo COMPANY.
Direction Till-“LEVY.
In a R. flolre of
new scsmc hooucrlous.
needed, and it is. therefore. suggest-
ed that all persons desirous of em-
ployment on the Isthmus address the .
Civil Service Commission at Washing-
lon, I). (3., or the Secretary of the in ‘
cal Civil Service Board in the various .
large post-offices throughout the coun- '
try, for information as to the action
necessary to be taken in order that
their names may be placed upon the
appropriate eligible list.
It is the practice. however. of the
Civil Service Commission to authorise '
the proper officials of the lstblnlan Cs
sol Commission to make appointments ~
dpon such evidence of illness as they
nay doom best in cases where the Civ
ll Service Commission has not suffic-
ient number of cilgibles and the de-
‘mands of the work necessitate the im~
mediate employment of an additional -
forcc.
TRANCMIBBISSIPPI CONGRESS.
PORTIANI), Ore. August ids-Ev-
erytbing is in readiness for the open-
ing session of the trans Mississippi ‘
congress. which begins a four days'
session in Portland to-dsy. Secretary
A. F. Francis estimates that there will ‘
be in the neighborhood of 1.000 delo .
sates present when chairman Rufus <
calls the meeting to order.
The sessions today will be for the
most part devoted to the making of
welcoming addresses by Governors ,
George N. Chamberlain. of Oregon.
and Albert ii‘. Mead. of Washington.
United States Senators Fulton. of Ors- -
goo. and Pies. of Washington. by rsp- ,‘
resentstives of Portland's municipai- ,
Jity and the local commercial org-nin- ~
lions. The response will be made by:
Governor 0.0 Parties. ct Colitornis.‘
(icy. John ii. flicker. of Nehrsskl. and .
...
W
gIiiifldl't'lil‘l‘ RAID CAIII CON.
'I'INIJID.
John Judge. late or the Pastime Club
of Bridgeport. and five others arrest-
ed at or After the raid by the state
has in Bridgeport last week, were
the court there yesterday. but the case
as were continued until lumber
ii render the some bobcat to rues
While the mundane! ,
luouri.
some both sides. than is
I.'.IIIJIIZ'II.ILIZ'ZI.‘Z'IIZI.IIIIIZIZIZ'lHull-II.III‘III7-IIIIIIJJII.'23.! I
Jennings. or the executive committee.
.‘a'-‘-,o_
ext-governor Davis it. Panels. cfv ' ' ' “ -' ' ' ' - - ,,
a. . ... ,. .. .. “F
. . o
ONE
MORE
0! our quilol sale of
nausea:
. Al
I 1“8 5
I
82.00 qualitstthe least you
can set; Trousers at less price
We don't scllw.
OTHER. SPECIALS FOR THIS
WEEK.
Mesh Underwear ...........tlc
60c. quality.
Bathing Suits .............tl.0il
82.00 and ”Modality.
WATCH
this space for Interesting stare
News.
Open Monday.lwunssdsy and
lotto-say Innings.
iiEPi‘ii l5.
' his hummus fluids:
at Washington it. so. Not-wall.
._.... .:-:-;-:.:-:-:.:-a:
Seacfhsfltalldhcsll.flL0a
Grand ‘ Hippodrome and liuus'.
BILLOON ASCENSION AND
ChesurDeionde
Matlnsss Wednesday and Saturday. -
vealed in the head of the Do PMRICEB """ .""’ """ 10c, 20“ 30°
purlmenl under which the scr- I
rice is to be rendered. The func-
....... . . . . . . . . .
- -.s,a.s,s_s,s - s..,-,- a s,- I‘lxlzl:'.'.l.-.'
.-r.-.-._-.j-:-:-:-:-:a;-.:-‘-‘.-.-.:- hut-err. -:-‘.‘-‘
.‘s w
C 0n Railroad Avenueroli
-i patents and make milk bottle caps.
T
no: a AND 5 oAsarra Bottoms. i
with that end m view.
Colored Wash .Gcods.
randy White Goods.
Wit is dead easy to find trouble and
to make excuses. '
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
is Iteration 3", some Malls
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. tau
Don’ t: Worry
about your
Assessment Insurance.
but transfer it to on old line com
pany, where payments remain the
same each year For a low guaranteed
”WA—.mmmm
rate and part! maddrsss
F. H. . ILD. Gen. 8‘”
UNIT-
Telephone . p
-;. ANK “we“; Ci.
"MOVERS iiiE PEACE. "
Vacation ...—{lid outing
Shoes.
ALL mm
Bathing Shoes.
'PHONI 801—4.
“WEAR SHOES lliii iii"
8 l ‘
lulu dill
Tool Co.
. Is prepared to do careful and expert
. repairing and machine work on autos.
at the
NEW GAR AGE,
posits tut dorwslk
Station.
We build motor. engines. develop..-
Hsvo you A mechanical pusslo
us to unravel? Submit it to us.
please. ’
Central Hotel:
J. Hill". Mp.
1;}: best modern hotel is The Nari
es .
i itvsrytbisg new and undo-ditto. Fine
roman. with all the latest lineme-
) 'nssts. baths, electric and ass I.
... cl“...
floodsiryroonsto
mm
Lawns and amend)”.
White Shm Wants.
Colored Shir! Wants.
Wash Sulfa.
' DINT GOAL DIM-III.
no candida o to;
GEE.”
or
MEN'I‘S.
West. Washington
can; can."
N0 COMIINI 0N TRUST PM II
FOR UI. WI All YHI iNDE' N~
diVI ill
ADAM... WI GUARANTEE 00M.
AND PNIGII T0 II IA‘VNWAOo
Tony. we are doing a lot of bust»
out but we‘d be a little better
. satisfied if we had YOUR trade.
.. Wily can‘t'ws got together on
the Coal proposition for your
calm as well so our own? An
exchange of some of our good
Cool for some of your hard cash
would put us both in good hu-
mor. Our prices are now at low
water mark.
its deal with us is completed
udsdsd.
"Inflow Ave. in!
o .
new septum
intiuiiqulitl’luuu laud
m 0. film a
Sitipidlliii llitlllli
skimmer. guess.
”Statuses " d
4H. ,
“ZGUS T SALE
. Our Annual Auaust Silo of all lines of Summer Goods is
now in progress, as it iS our custom never to cans ans Seasona-
ble goods over from one seaSou to another. we have made prices
l.
Wash Skirts.
Linen Suits and ‘ Skim.
ARE ALL 1NCLUDED IN THIS SALE.
TRI 'TRAM & HYATT Norwalk Conni
H. ’Krieg‘er & co.
CLEAnNGsnE
cusses Accoiuus sources.
Buy your Bargains now
and pay your bill in con-_
venient WEEKLY PAY-
ll. Krieger 8: Co.
Dtroot.
on}.
attrition.
HELP.
Norwalk Chronicler