Past Month Makes .
lummar Record Leek ohm.
ian done by the lobster fishermen of
this place during the Week in their
line of business, owing principally to
high seas and unfavorable weather
whch prevented the hauling of traps.
_ As a consequence local agents have
‘ had ditl‘icuity in supplying their firms
' in New York nutr the retail trade with
a sufficient quantity of the crustace-
t sonnet, Beptemher a. .. Little has . V '
RWdelt.
Fred Deysenroth a South Norwalk
young man employed in Stamford.
made complaint to did Norwalk police
last night that he had been kicked by
a well known Norwaik resident
Dsysenroth told a reporter that be
had come up in Norwalk to see his.
hrothe. who is the night watchman
at the MI walk Brass Company, and
nos. "2 AND 5 osza'r'ra BUILDING. I
A LITTLE STUDY
will convince you that there is really only one place in town to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you
are always sure .ofyonr‘monoy‘s worth. Our idea is to have our prices always right and to be ready for you
with the latest states. We have more Dress Goods coming, but no need of waiting, for the first lot is here
ready for you to dock at. if we were to advise, we would simply suggest he early in looking, as you know
what first choice means. i ‘
I I .1: . .
ans.
, . that while he was .alking along Wall-
lIe ole th e n .
farpxirttim I?“ tableefzi‘azggnlyaifyfie street a dog mm. d at him and he
listh‘er‘meg. the. product ofbthe sea 0??!nitb‘iljflgizu‘gzt
iv e toy seek aving can very . '
scarce. even more so than last year. ' he claims, turned
ns'hlrigton at. .fio. Norieloik.
about and demanded: “What are you
‘ DOSE blowinga
been th
IDUTH, N. dd” September if.
being treated to every vain-1y
if the peace conference pr om-
‘gale accompanied. by
torrents of rain. According to local
traditions such northeastern continue
for three days. so that it will probably
I it over the day on which the treaty
on; Mr. Rolestvcnsky
ca graphic work of the
oh and Mr. Adashi, of the English
' Tent. Controversies over the phraseo—
logy still Continue and there were sev-
W on! conferences today between Mr.
DpMartens and Mr. Dennison. differ~
» ences being referred for adjustment
to the principals. The Japanese are
proving great sticklers for words.
They cling tenaciously to their ideas.
Careful preparation and method have
secret of their success on
iapd an ,.,set and in their diplomatic
struggliil.‘ at Portsmouth the some
qualitlda have been (1 played. in the
sittings of the con‘fer ce Baron Ko-
mura always stated the Japanese po-
sition upon a given point. briefly. but
with great care. and when Mr. Wittc
whose method was entirely different,
would try to draw out explanations
he would stick doggedly to the stoic-
ment he had made. Mr. Witte. a man
¢.
would repeatover and over again
what he had stated as if he had learn-
ed his lesson by rote. Several times
Mr. Witte would say:
"Yes, i pudera nd perfectly what
you say. but wha do you mean, what
is your real obiectf"
'i‘hen Baron Komura would go back
and restate his proposition almost
exactly as he had done originally.
Both systems had their advantages.
By Insisting, insisting, insisting, Baron
Komura would sometimes catch Mr.
Witte off his guard and provoke him
into statements which were always
eagerly seized upon.
As a final resort. Baron Komura
was always ready with a written solu-
ition of a question and would produce
'it. suddenly. saying:
' “This is what we propose. What
have you got to offer? Then the val-
IIe of preparation and forceightcdncss
was apparent. Mr. Witte seldom had
a crystallized counter proposition to
make. But. on the other hand when.
over Mr. Witte succeeded in loading
his adversary into the realm of argu-
ment where previous preparation avail-
ed nothing hc had Baron Komnra at.
a disadvantage. One of those present.
likened Baron Komura to a horse in
“blindera"——so long as be was on the
beaten rond~with his work cut out
ahead of him, he got along swimming-
ly. but the instant he was off the road
into the woods with the “bllIIdcrs”
rcmovcd hc appeared to be confused
and lost and hastened back as speed
ily as possible to the road he had
mentally traversed so oficn and with
evcry foot of which he was familiar.
Emperor Thanks Army. .
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 3.v~'i‘hc
emperor on Friday inst tclcgrnphod the
following to Gen. Linevitch: a t
“The negotiations at Portsmouth ind
on August. 1 to a refusal of the do
mands of the Japanese government rc-
garding the cession of the Island of
Sakhalin, the payment. of" n war in-
dcmuity, the surrender of our ships
lying in neutral harbors and the lim-
itation of our forces in the wntcrs of
the Pacific Occan. Aftcr fill‘lili'l' nc-
gotiutions Japan on August. 2 yielded
all our conditions, but asked for the
return of that. portion of Sakhalin on
and as the some expense to prepare.
tiou for the business is borne whether
or not the mason proves good, a poor
run .of lobsters through the summer
brings a great financial loss to those
thus engaged. ,
One thing has been in favor of the
ilsheIrmen and that. was the malmo.
nsncla of price which has ranged so
that ;l.he scarcity ofilobsters has not
been productive of so great a loss as
would have been had they been dis-
posed of at a lower figure. The dc-
IIIIIIId regulates the price and as lob-
sters are as popular as over with out
cures no trouble is experienced in dis-
posing; of all that are caught. The
season for the fishermen will last only
a few weeks longer and in that. time
many of those. in this vocation must
make good catches to square thcm-
solves with expenses incurred in tit-
ting out for the. lobster business.
_.._—._.
FIGHT ON THE BRIDGE.
Norwaik .Young Men Reuorted to Flat-
lcuffs In Wall Street Saturday
Night.
Japtnin R. N. Morohouse and 0m-
cor Bryant ll. Silk broke up a lively
light on tho Wall strcot bridge Satur-
day night. The policemen wcrc in-
formed thai trouble was brewing there
and animal as blows hogan to rain.
Ofliccd Silk placed James Crawford
under arrestmnd Captain Morchouse
took charge of John Keogh. a Harbor
avenue man. who .“bIItted in."
It is stated that one young man who
took to flight. was the ringleader in
the trouble. Crawford
tomorrow
fore the Norwaik court
morning.
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK CARRIAGE.
James Hoyt, the East: Norwaik Milk-
man Aln Hui Horse Cut.
Jumcs Hoyt. who purchased Allen
Wood's milk buslucss. lci't lhis horse
hitched in Scavlow awnuc idnst Nor-
wnlk last night when a miller car
whith came along later. stymk the
vehiclc and dI-mollshcd it. 1119 horse
Was quiic badly (III
YELLOW FEVER CASES
NFW 0R]. EANS, Scptemhcr .l——'l‘hc
yrilmv fcvcr rcport up to ii p. m.. to-
nnd Keogh ’-
wcrc I'clcascd for their appearance bc- "
doing there "at the same time kick-
ing him.
Dcysenroth desired to have the
owner of the dog arrested and was
‘told by a policeman that he could
make com laint to Prosecuting Attor.
new Mgfivis and have a warrant is-
med. ya enroth declared that he
would follow this course as be con-
ducted himself as II gentleman and had
I: perfect right to do what he had
tone.
-.——
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.
PUTNAM. Sept. 3.-—-’James Phalen
35 years old. a hustler, whose home
is believed to have been in Hartford,
was killed by a trollcv car of the Con-
solidated Railway Company late last
night. Phulcn was lying on the track
in an intoxlcutcd condition, it is al
icgcd and before the motorman could
stop the car it ran over him and killed
him almost. instantly. anlon came
to work at the Putnam fair.
JEFFRIES REPORTED HERE.
There was a rumor about Norwaik
last evening that James J. Jeffrtee. the
world‘schamplon prim tighter. was in
town but it could not be confirmed.
It was reported that ho had been at
Dorlon’s Point during the afternoon
but lhc Innntlgcmcui. when askcd over
the telephone. replied that nothing
was knovtn of his appearance thorc.
have made their appearance and
can be seen in all their splendor
on. our counters. ..
We only mien.- wooicns of the "
dependable
better sort-‘J-tho
kind. 3., {.5
Our workmanship and trim
‘j will surely uppcai to you; it is
of the best,
l
. .1.‘
eat weaves.
Black Dress Goods.
We have always made a specialty of Black Dress Goods and our line is now complete with all the new.
We have in stock all qualities of ,
Pruncllas. Borges, Cheviots, Granites, Brilliantiucs, Bicililans. Voile,‘ Eollenne, Crepe De Chene Cashmere,
Drape Dctc, Panama, Albatross and Nun' s Veilings. , a... ., . .
I
Housefurnishing‘ Department.
3 While Toilet Paper for
9 Bars of U. 8. Mail Soap,
ii Blown Tumblers,
10 Piece Decorated Toilet Sets,
10c Large Glass Water Filters.
25c Medium Glass Water Filters, .. ‘l
190 Folding ironing Boards.
$1.69 Fiber Water Pails,
230 Flat Irons, per 1b.. ,
. 9c Large Decorated Bowls
.9." )0 Medium Decorated Bowls,
230 3 Asbestos Mats,
TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'I‘, NORWALE, CONN.
NEAR‘LE DROWNED OFF MADISON.
MADISON, Sept. 3.——Bucklngham
Merriman. the son of G. B. Merriman,
who has a summer cottage here. was
nearly drowned off Middle Beach to
ay. Young Merriman was in bathing
and was carried out by the swift un~
dcrcut'rcnl. >
trol of himself he was pulled under
and was almost exhausted when res-
cued by Burnside Winslow. who is a
visitor here with the family of thn
B. Currington, of New Haven. Mr.
Merriman was brought to the beach
and revived after several persons
worked over him for some time.
ASK ltiE MIN
WHERE III BUYS GOAL
As likely as not he will men-
tion our place. We are proud of
the large number who have
found our coal and our dealings
satisfactory for so many years.
Only the character of the goods
sold. and the way they are sold
of affairs. resourceful and talented as “"1"“! by Japanese “”0095 which “4 dlii‘ VOUOWS- ' can create confidence, and only
he is admitted to be. had his case in "'9 D8" held by Japan until lSTo and ‘ Now cnscs, 29; total cnscs to dutc _ confidence can create busincss_
his head. He never brought any “3- than ceded by treaty to Russia. 2.il2-i: deaths today. 3; total tivllths ml Open Monday, Wednesday .and
porn with, him. He met. everything
which came up in an offhand way.
weighing it instantly in his mind an
alyaing it, arguing the logic pro and
con.‘ and stating his New quite blunt
ly. never asking for time' to consid-
er. Baron Komura on the other band
could, with the grcutcst difficulty be
“The self sacrificing army so dcur
to me withstood the assault of a nu-
merically superior enemy in Manchu-
riu step by step during ninclecn
months, constantly I'cpulslng his ad-
vancc. Under your leadership the
arm. was reorganized and strengthen-
cd by the arrival of “caps from Ron
date, 287; new discom- ccntcrs Io-dn)‘.'
ll; l‘liblt’ri under trcIItIIIcnt, 305; cnscs
discharged. H32.
FERRYBOAT SINKS BTEAMER.
CA'I‘Sl-Iil.l.. N. Y., September 35-—
'I‘ln- t'crrybont Hudson. Ill-IlIKill. while
making for the short cut channel to
Saturday Evenings.
u...“
Watch
this space for interesting store
n‘ewe.
and hold it.
Our books are crowded with
Fall orders, but there‘s room for
yours. ‘
induced to enter into the region of ar- ‘4'“. and it 1“ “0W Sfi’flif‘l' in Hum tlIc north 'of the Hudson ilouse run I. .
gument. He stock ,0 the brief before bots and stronger than before. it was gtcumcr Young America. A woman ~ ThaFerr'scoalco
him. Speaking always quitc slowly he “0‘ only prepared to Wlii'd “3 “10 cnc- pnsscngcr of the Young America is I: ,
my, but. also to inflict upon him an
important defeat.
"in and all Russia bcliovo in the
strength of my glorious army and in
its readiness to sacrifice itself for the
good of the futherland, but my duty
to my conscience and to the pcoplc
cntrusted to me by God commands
me not to again put to the test the
valor of Russian men so dear to my
heart and not to expose them to fresh
and endless horrors of war in order
to rctuin half of a remote island which
Japan ceded to us in NW?) and l have
therefore accepted the preliminary
peace conditions,
"The Russian troops have I‘cpcntodly
proved during this sanguinury conflict
reported drowned.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
__..._,.-.
Miss Esicllc and Walter P‘itzucruld.
of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. (icorgc ‘R. Van Alstync. ilnyvicw
nvcnuc.
A business wagon broke down yes-
terday on Riverside avcnuc. The ow-
ncr's name could not ho obtulucd last
evening.
Mr. Charles Ferris. of Bayvicw live-
one, was taken suddenly iii, ycslcrdny
morning, with stomach trouble. Hc
was much improved lutcr in the day
“ [ISEPH lilli.
i 2 TAILOR,
CLOTHIER.
HATTE‘R.
FU RNISHER.
." as Washington St. 30. Norma.
sPEClAL SALE
For Saturdau Oniu
Coal. tioal.
NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICES
FOR US. WE ARE THE INDEPEN-
DENT OOAL DEALERS. GIVE U8‘
A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL
AND PRICES TO BE SATISFAC '
TO RY.
the Daniel Keogh that Co.
Beavlow Aw.
Before he could get con- >
East Norwaik. Gt. 1
CLEA-}
. 9 SALE.
su
OF
ME
NOW'GOING ON.
CHARGE accounts Sanctum.
Buy your Bargains now
and pay your bill in con-
venient WEEKLY PAY-
their valor and self sacrifice. however. Purely, b.“ Elgin Creamery Butztxz. 1-“, “5.3.
"Convey this to my dear army. May -- ‘
in- YOUR MgNEV "N A SAFE it know that l and Russia value the (linn‘n'hiWorkcr—IWoulI: ylou assist ' 2 Cans Red Alaska Salmon, 26c. m~£~|g-fi~s~im~ MENTS.
- sacrifices which it has made in this us. 8m 8 r, to soul a men nunry to r a a
f‘ J wont take wings and fly away severe war." the cannibals? Mr. Gotrox—Not much Fancy "my. Potatoes. par pic, 20c. II c y-
1; It's in our Savings Bank you will —T- —»l' m a vegetarian; but l n assist you Fancy Sweet Potatoes. par pk" 300- K Iittl C C r i Y or - “'—
.1. g know where to nd “ A. on "Ah!" she said with a sigh of relief to send them sonic easily digested _ . 00f! I 1 0 any onto 11 0 ‘
”it. n y as the flames licked up the last bit of chcull—Puck 3 the Beat MW Crackers, 25° Heart for Me.
1mm: unoppmg [T [N what once had been her happy home. —————-—-———-~—~— , 3 lbs. Soda Crackers. 25c. GiVe My Regards to Broadway-
‘.
‘9
at It’s sure to grow .with us. A first
deposit seems small, but times makes
it Iook big as a mountain. Open an
at now. You cant begin too
:00!-
SOUTH NOR WALK
SAVINGS BANK.
umrno nun Imumu
I
"that. old iiibic with the date of my
birth in it is gone anyway."-Chicngo
Record-Herald.
it is believed that Sayaii Boo. the
remit of Baroda, is the possessor of
wealth equal if not superior to that of
John D. Rockefeller. lie was cducutcd
in an English university and his pco.
pie are well governed.
4 A
'I‘eiiir‘Iltli—‘Wliil II momcnt. Johnny
What do you understand by that word
"deficit?"
Johhny—lt' s what you' ve got when
you haven‘t no as much as It you just
hudn I. nothin'.~(!hicago ’l‘ribunc.
Some politicians arc self made but
most of tho candidates are ililtt'llilittr.
mimic.
a
A. stun,
a4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
1 EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Yankee Doodle Boy.
Wait "1‘” the Sun Shims, Nellie.
Bright Eyes Good- -hye. .
And many others.
WM. A BRIGGIERMAN' S
MUiic ITORI.
Donovan Iloclt. 134 Washington It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
g7, ..-,....
H. Krieger
West Washington Street
‘n’wfl £5 ' A
Norwalk Chronicler