tilde. Where Martial Law
Boon Declared, Were
as Serious as Previously
”3,310, Sept. 7. 6 a. l'll.--LiiSl. night’s
Writ wow not. particularly serious.
Thirteen cars and one railway kiosk
are destroyed. Thirty persons were
lightly wounded by stones in the
has of the crowds. The disturb-
_, do the Karma district of the city
raven not to be serious. Tile crowd
rut threatened to burn the Russian
Cathedral, but a sergeant or the guard
ioveriy prevailed upon them to de-
filthy telling the crowd that it the
(immoral were destroyed he and the
5rd would commit suicide. The
{crowd agreed not to touch the cathe-
"dral. There was considerable disor-
éi‘fand noise in the district, but there
was no destruction of property and no
‘ Tl0us'clashcs between them and the
ice. Demonstrations against, the
tropolltan police headquarters con-
one! until a late hour. Crowds
Warmed around the jail amt booted
rid threatened.
The newspapers generally ussail the
police authorities for withdrawing
street. patrols and leaving the city on-
protected. Soldiers are proving to be
more effective than the police in hand-
line the crowds. The soldiers are pop-
,their and the crowds generally obcy
tiller orders. Accompanying the ordi-
r . nance declaring martial law is on ur-
sency ordinance increasing restrictions
on the press and giving authority for
the suspension of papers guilty of in-
" creasing‘ the excitement and other
breaches of. order. ‘ilndcr tilts ordi-
nance the government has suspended
the publication-of the Miyuko, the Yur-
oau and the Niroku.
The Tokio municipality has passed a
"resolution denouncing the terms and
. layering the abandonment of the peace
' treaty. The municipality had planned
. a mass meeting at liibayu Park today.
‘ ‘ but on account of the danger of disor-
der voluntarily cancelled the meeting.
. With the exception of thc Kliklllnlli,
. the gOVcrnnient organ. the newspapers
: this morning generally express anger
over the action of the police ill closing
,‘ ‘Hlbaya Park 'und attempting to sup-
, press meetings. They say the iucits-
'3 ‘urea of the police wcro unwarranted
‘nnd foolish and scrvcd to Write ilic
crowds.
' The Jiji says: “Such dcplorublc plic-
‘nomenon ill a city where tilc cinpcroi-
resides is highly slgilticant that tile on-
ly course open to tho cubluci is resig-
nation." '
The Hochi dcploros such occnrrcuccs
in the capital of a victorious country,
and says that Tokio has been convert-
ed intou St. Pctcrsbnl'g. it further on
sea a refusal to ratify the trusty oi"
~ . peace. which it says in the solo cuusc
. l-tor “the uhuincful and end occur-
recess."
_The Mainlchi says: “II or tho voicc
0! the Nation. llccd the expression or
the: Nation's desire. The Nation‘s
proton is full of anger."
r, +th resignation of tlic (‘iihlilcl mlglil
appease popular indt'guntion,”
" All the papers avold’ilic nor of ilic
_ 101,0”! "mob." and “purity synipuihim
with the destruction of tlic police sin.
thins.
' The city was quiet throughout the
, day; although lhcrc wus cxciicuicnl
’ all I tonalty of tooling everywhere
“fleshed. Niglltt‘iill broulzlii u Vor-
% cation of the prediction of rcucwud
moulds: The alrccis in iiuyccnlcr oi
the city begun .tllling at dark. The
, tun dis urbancc occurrcd in the vicin-
‘i-ty‘ot t o rcsi‘dcucc of Minister of
Ohio Affairs KllIrilll‘il. A mop uguiu
new m A can
PLACE.
florid, take wings and try away.
in our Savings hunt: you will
know whereto find it. As you
our. to [row with no. A iii-st
fl small, but time: nation
I] I mountain. Open In
in. You can’t begin too
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attempted to tire the structure. but
were restrained by the guards. Con~
siderable roughness and lighting fol-
lowed. Menacing crowds gathered in
the neighborhood of the metropolitan
police headquarters. They refrained
from attacking on account of the pres-
ence of a strong police reserve.
The passage or street care through
the crowded streets angered the peo-
ple and they began attacking and de-
stroying care. "They drove off the
crews and passengers and set tire to
the cars. Ton large cars were apccd-
ily destroyed. Later an outbreak oc‘
curred in- the Kunda district of tile
city. where a tire was started.
Because of popular enmity, largely
directed toward the police, street pa-
trols have beep withdrawn had the
police have been centered at the dam
'gcr points. The withdrawal of the pa-
trols lids lett the streetsnngunrded
and has given license to much minor
disorder.
Up to tonight. the number, of arrests
totals. 800. They are on charges gen-
erally of rioting and inciting riots. The
Barristers' Association hBSJI‘PBOIVQd to
defend all arrested free ot'charge.
The number or persons known to
have been killed thus far is six.
Strong influences are working tow‘
ard calming popular excitement, and
checking the rioting. The. opinion is
expressed tonight, that the worst vio.
lence has passed, and that conditions
will speedily mend.
lenernl Sukumo. who assumed
charge of the capital today, under the
authority of the emergency ordinuncc.
has in his proclamation crcrncd it good
imprcssion, owing to tho conciliatory
tone in which it is express 2d, and its
note of firmness in dcclurini.r that the
soldlery will resort. to extreme illQiiH'
lil'cs it forced to do so. tile has re-
lralncd from making at lieiwy display
of military force in thc ci‘ly. llnving
only detailed guards to prcsacl've order,
holding the main garrison of rcscrvcs
at the barracks. .
The municipality has grcully rc-
Ilcvcd the situation by cum'ciling n
mass meeting callcd at l‘iibiiya Park.
which is rallying ground for ilIl clo-
mcnis of disorder. Political loaders
ill't‘ counselling the pcopic ilo rcnluin
qulci und are conferring with the gov:
crnmeni, urging the speedy calling of
it special session or; the Diet. Many
believe that the issuance of tlic sum-
mons tor the special session ol' the
liici. will fully restore trunqiiiiily
among the public.
'l‘lic report that. trouble his sprcud
HI. (‘bibn‘, 40 miles distant tmm Toklo.
has lit‘t‘ll portly conflrmcd. ii scouts
ccrlain that the police siaiiun was dc-
siroycd. bill the destruction of the pre-
icciiil'ul otllco and court Inrnsc is not
confirmed. '
.lnpitncsc l'cpl‘cscutuiivcs lol' tllo AH-
soclnicd i‘l'css who have boon wuic‘h-
ing ilic rioting report. that the charm:-
it'l‘ of the crowds has changed nlflll‘
rliilly of into. They i-uly ”mi cnrlicl'
in the trouble thousands of I'cspoilsl—
bio cltlzcns joined in thc I'Tlllllg. but
that now the crowd is largely iormcd
from the ilisrcplllubic clusscs. students
and young rowdics. -
The day has bccn quiet in 'l'oklo and
no trouble Is cxpccicd bonight. A
heavy rain begun to full at dusk which
drove the majority oi‘t tlic strccts ilnd
indoors.
PARIS. Hopi, 8.--'I‘lic Hol‘cigli ()tllm.‘
bus rcrclvcil u dispatch. from 'l‘okio
saying that tho It‘l‘l‘lltfli Icgiition is
gunrdcd by 80 soldicrs, and that tiic
sccllrity of tho pcrsonncl oi the dc-
gutlon is not consldoroi’l to be in dull-
gcr. Mcusurcs Iluvc also been token
to protect tllc li‘rcnch religious ostub-
lisiimcnts in Toklo.
on...”
~ EXPRESSMEN HAD BAKE.
Outing at Winton’o Grow by 225 Em-
ployees of Adams Express Co.
Eniployccu of the Now lduglund div:
islon of tho Aililniu idiiprcuu (topically,
livid ucluni bilkc ut Wlnlon‘s Grow
In Sirutlord on Lillior lluv. liccniiw
of tho liiclcincucy o l' tlic wculilor IIM'
dinner was served bu u largo burn. In
tho tug of war. l’irldgoporl. won from
Now York. ninl in ”It! llvc innings of
bimobull New York bout lirldgcporl by
Hill score of 2 to 0. The linkc was
cooked by (iliiuriua Jilltz. The coin-
uiitlco to charm: of ilic uliulr was
coliipoucd of Andrew illcl‘bcraon and
Wild Dal-co , of New York. and (i. '1‘.
Stone. of luutcd. ’l'licro were 225
pi'cucnl.
‘I
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GIRLS SHOT TIME RAPIDO.
Two girls had an exciting illllo you:
tcrduy afternoon whtlc uitciupilntu to
shoot the rapids that have ioriuod
since the new bridge hull been short-
oil at Ilcllo island. it is auid lbiii the
young ladies referred to. tried to it"
through the alu’icowny In it row-boil.
and the current. was so awltt that their
little croft intact and they wore coni-
pcllcd to cling to the splice and cry
I’or help.
DIVING AFTER OYPHON.
A bit: "l'elill hyphen: of carbonated
writer loll overboard at the Not-walk
propeller took a day or twu ago and
so small. shorts to recover It have
bruvcu fiddle. Percy Ferris niudu soy:
crul divor this morning. but could not
locate it. Mr. Ferris did. however.
locate a lot piece or iron work believ-
M to truly several hundred pounds.
GUEITO OF GINIRAL GRANT.
N'ygw which. Sept. law—Min Wilts and
baron do Rosco were guests at (loner.
at Fred. Grant at luncheon today rd.
the army headquarters on Governor's
island. no. Wilts conferred to;
twenty minutes during the morning
with childle- it. idiot. who has hilt re
turned it out Route, when he laid on
column;
inimisw‘wiiii the emperor. _
. tor, was ordered today by Acting Bec-
coiitmiuc and lnopootor Who Work-d
To til-Mo no tin-coma.
‘ WAS VINGTON, Boot. 8.4mm crim-
inal prosecution or Morris Busch, con-
tractor. and Robert Charlton. inspec-
retury of War Oliver. This action ls
contained in a direction to Judge Ad-
vocate Gonerui'Davls to prepare the
necessary papers for this prosecution
and submit thorn to the department of
justice. Busch holds a contract with
the quartermaster's department at the
army to tarnish for caps and gauntlets
to be delivered at the Schuylkill arse-
nal. Philadelphia. The order tor ron.
section is taken on the strenst of a
report recently made by Major it“.
Strong. of the artillery corps, acting
inspector general, in which it. is shown
that a conspiracy to defraud the gov-
ernment exists between Busch and
Charlton. '\
Besides the criminal prosecution or
Busch and Charlton. Becrctarinivc-r
directs that Busch shall be compelled
to complete his contract with the {Z‘W-
ernment upon penalty of a civil ..ilt
for damages. He also simulates that
if any interior articles are furnished
the government by Contractor Edwin
Ii. Tuggul'i. under his «intraci of ()0:
tobcr 8. 1902, he, shall be required to
replace the inferior goods undor’pon-
ally of a civil suit {or the recovery of
the money puid. .
The report of Major Strong regard.
ing conditions ill the Schuylkill arsen-
ul has led to a suggestion from the
inspector gcncrul's department, which
has been made an order by Secretary
Oliver for an immediate investigation
of the important depots containing ur»
my supplies. These are located at
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, .lei!~
crsonvillc. lnd.. San Francisco. Scut-
tlc and other places. .
Tile conspiracy to defraud the gov-
ernment. oi which the department at-
legcs the contractor and inspector are
guilty consists in the delivery and ac-
ceptance or goods of quality interior
to that required by the contract.
Hereafter a commissioned oilicer
will be assigned to duty as chiet’ in-
specter in the arsenal. _
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ii.—~Morris
Busch. the contractor against whom
criminal prosecution is ordered by the
War Departmcni. is a common coun-
cilman of this city. Charlton, who is
also rccommendtvl for prosecution. is
un cmployc ol' the Schuylkill Arsenal.
During the lurcstigatiou It was testi-
iicd by l’rcdcrick Kilnlilolz, a partner
of liuscb. that (‘hurlcs 'l‘. Gludding.
lormcl' ciliei' inspector ill llw arsenal.
llllil Robert Charlton, hood of thc prcs~
cni force of fur inspcciors. lliid agreed
to puss interior goods made by Bosch.
(‘bilrgcs that money had passed be-
twqcn Busch and Charlton were mudc
by 'Kumholz. Charles A. liowman tcs-
tiiicd that while he was secretary to
the late Congressman Burk, liusch oi-
l‘crcd him spoil to gct Mr. Ilurk to
lilrnisb him with information concern-
ing bids. Busch denied all the churgcs.
HARRISON WILKES WINS BIG
PURSE.
Captures Three Stiaight Heats at
Charter Oak.
HARTFORD. Hcplcnlbcr R.-~Tht‘
.i: z: trot l'urntslicd Itic sport of tho
day at the (‘llurti-r Oak grimd circull
lilt‘i‘l ycsiorduy. all the horses in the
tire home being bunched and the till-
IS‘Jlt‘H biog close and exciting. llut‘rl-
son Wilkes. llic l‘uvorilo. won the rncc,
tithing IIII‘ thrcc last bouts.
'l‘iic Futurity for puccri-l was dlsup-
pointing us iin- horses brokc rcpcai-
cdiy. iii the llrst lit-iii Eusicr Lily and
lionulici run all ilic way and u'crc iits~
tuiiccd and tilc sccoml llciit prorcd
cosy for Miss Abdcli. who Won tired
and third lnoncy. In the Futurity trot,
lion \‘oyugc nnldc an easy will. .luck
.lcylinrn. who was rcckoucd on as a
probable winner. bring (Ill-illllli't‘d
through it brokcu sliutl.
A flllt' exhibition was given by Kid
Shay in tlic L’:Iri trot. who won all
Iiii'cc llcats and was licwr hcudcd.
.\t‘icr ll sccsuw l'ucc tor two licuts
Sicin cnpiurcd ilic liil'cc lust brain
and tho i'iicc iii ilic 2:10 pour, the
strong linisli of the horse being ll lou-
litre of ihc day’s-i illccling. About 0,000
jii‘l'soiix saw ilu- rut-lug.
MEN'S BIBLE CLASS.
’l‘ln- i’nslor'u liiblc (lines. for Mcn
Only, oi‘ the First Methodist church.
will resume its ut'sslmlti uticr vucu-
lion ilcxt Sunday at 12 o'clock noon.
'l‘hcui' sessions are bold cvcry Sunday
for too months of the your. and are
conducted by the pastor tor lhc study
of ilic Scriptures and the discussion
of living inorul intentions or the day.
There is it Ilirgc illcnlbcrabip. uliii illl
inch of the community, not connected
with similar bodies. are most cordially
invited. The nicotlngu Iiuvc bccn omit-
iod Hilli't" lilo iii'ui of .llily lust, uluI
will begin next Sunday.
«u...—
MIBB SAABYE ENTERTAINB.
lilies itihcl saubyo cuicrtulucd a
tow oi Ili‘l' friends. last evening. at her
honw in Witoilwurd avenue. The even-
lug wnu spout with musical selections
and rccllailonu by Miss Selina Will-
tors. of Hartford, and games. after
which rci’rcslimcntu were served.
Among llnmc present wcrc Miss Ailcc
Fitch, Lillian Edwards, Ada Selby. list-
on in-lc. Bolton and Milieu Winter.
Mosul-a. Arthur. Tolloa Charlie Pthal,
.lolin Siticigunillcr. Willie Haubye. W315
Iur Wctmorc. ilerbci-t Fitch, Mr. and
Mrs. T. ll. It‘llch. Mrs. F. ii. liyio. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Baubyu.
ARM BROKEN IV FALL.
Mrs. Andrew P. Wukciuun. ot Fair:
iield.‘wbilo going down stairs in a
Bridgeport department store yculcr-
day. caught. llol' heel and tell. ’l‘o saw:
herself she put out Ilcr blinds and in
tailing her right arm was built undcr
but. both hours were broken and one
of tho umnll bones of the wrist. She
was taken home soon alter the ilccl— «
dimu. and Ilr. Donaldson was culled to
attend her and reduced the fractures.
m
l moron CYGLI STOLEN.
'A motor cycle was stolen by a clev~
or inlet in Bridgeport this morning,
and it was thought that, posslbl the.
thief would pass through Newark, u
be was last seen riding through Fair.
field. The culprit detached the driving
chain from another motor cycle direct- '
1y alongside the one he took. in order
to prevent pursuit.
neuron. Sept. l.--Arrived: sir.
0|
1
..;..vs
on. Antwerp. ,, .
' 3‘ " W . f .
at. John's ‘Loduo Captured Follow-
out! Doom.
St. John's Midge}. F. and A. M.
of Norwalk. opened up the tall work
last night by conferring the Follow-
craft degree on two candidates. The
organ committee reported that the
new organ is progressing very nicely,
though the instrument was not lit
stalled as soon ‘ avaiitlclputed. “The
organ is being liilIilt by Hall. of New!
Haven, and will. it is expected. be set
up and ready for ope. by October let.
The place for it in the 1(1on room
is all prepared to; its reception. ‘
FIRE IN GRAND CENTRAL.
Sande Hundreds of Travellers Scurry-
Ing From Waiting Rooms.
:NEW YORK, September ii.—-—F‘irc
last night in the esiuurant or travel-
ers scurrying fl‘Dyl3‘i.hP big waiting
rooms. compelled the ticket sellers to
close up their oillces amt caused grout
confusion among passengers seeking
trains. The tissues wore extinguish.
«d with a loss or about 85.000.
RELATIVE TO COMPENSATION OR
ELECTION OFFICERS
Be it Enacted by the Council of the
City of South Norwalk:
Scc. I. No coinpcnsulion shall be
allowed and paid to clcciion oilicers
for tlic‘unnnal city nicoting. except as
iixcd in section 2 of this ordinance.
Soc. 2. Registrars, ouch, $35.00: iii-
spcciors. each $7.00; deputy inspec-
tors. each, $7.00; moderator, $7.00; as-
sistant moderator, $5.00; envelope
booth tenders. each. $6.00: ticket
booth tenders, each, $5.00: voting
booth tenders. each, $5.00.
Adopted by the Council of the City
of South Norwaik, September bib,
1905.
Approvcd Scptcmbcr 5th. 1905.
CHARLES E. now.
Mayor.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
’ (lily Clerk.
| s8 2t
Atiosi:
, 3333FOI
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
APPLY
Jacob M. Lauion.
Al‘l'i‘NA INDEMNITY (30.,
TO
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tel. 35-——2.
Ililllii i’druna
i’urizSprillgWiilei
The celebrated Vnrihia Spring Wet
or is now on sale at the stores or F.
D.‘ Lawton & Co. Endorsed and
9
recommended by leading physicians.
Analyzed by Prof. Smith, of Yale.
5 GAL. DEMIJOHN
.nu.....-
CASE.BBOTTLE8 50:2
The ilncst table water on the mar-
kct.
illustrated (‘uiuiogue iroc upon an: '3
plicutlon
“T he Billiard”
MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE.
ACCOMMODATIONS Finer
cugss.
RATES VERY MODERATE.
Joseph L. Waltz.
ProprietOr.
Telephone, 30..
neon
iflli BIYS.
Bollord 8M 3M“
Wil Reopen ‘Wodnesday.
September; 27th.
iLLUBTRA‘I‘ID GIHOULAM.
W
”MET MUSIC [80
’03 M HINDI Y
Down In Blossom new
Brizht Eyes. Good tire
500
What You (loin' to Do When the
Rent Comps 'Rountl "
Keep a Little Cosy Corner in Your
Heart for Mo '
And others.
’i
[win by
NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
A LITTLE. STUDY
will convince you that there is really only oneplace lu'town to buy Dress Goods; When you buy of us you
are always sure ot“your money‘s worth.
with the latest styles.
ready for you to look at.
what first choice means.
i»
w
Black Dress Goods
Our idea is to have our prices always right, and to be ready for you
We have more Dress Goods coming, but no need or waiting, for the first lot iii here
it we were to advise. we would simply suggest. Be early in looking. as you know
i
We have always made a specialty of Black Dress Goods and our line is now complete with all the new-.
cat weaves.
We have in stock all qualities of
Prunelias. Sergeaflhevlots, Granltcs. Brilliantlncs, Siciliians. Voile, Eolienne, Crepe De Cherie, Cashmere,
Drape Date, Panama. Albatross and N un's Veilings.
Houeefurniehing Department
3 Rolls Toilet Paper tor‘ lilo ’L‘arge Glass Water Filters. 23c
9 Bars of U. 8. Mail Soap, 250 Medium Glass Water Filters, 9c
6 Blown Tumblers, 19c Folding Ironing Boards. 3 950
10 Piece Decorated Toilet Sets. $1.69IFtber Water Pails. 23c
TRISTRAM .
stout SALE
For Saturdau Chill 3
-_—.._
Very best Eigin‘ Creamery Butter.
Per 1b.. 240.
' 2 Cans Red Alaska Salmon, 25c.
Fancy Native Potatoes. per pic. 20¢.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pic. 30c.
3 the. Boot Milk Crackers. 25a.
3_ lbs. Soda Crackers. 25¢.
A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
CONN.
EAST NORWALK.
Special
' Feature"
'j for this week is our oniirc stock
of iiOW TIES. including all our
250. 50c, “lid 75:: Tim. mode ol'
the host high gratin silks. at
210
5 for $1.00.
Our cnlirc stock
NEGLIGICE SHIRTS.
790
'3 NEW oooos comma.
'rna can Mivsr co:
I
nl'
$1.00
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
Watch
0
: this space for interesting store
new.
llSiPH lilils.
TAILOR,
CLOTHIER.
“BATTER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington BL. 80. Norwalh. ZI
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,I,I.I_I,I_I:I,I,I,l I I.I.I,-'I,-.I,n,l -,I_-_I,
sin. in
WHERE iii ours 00M.
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
can create confidence. and only
confidence can create button”,
and hold it. 3
: Our books are crowded with
Full orders. but there's room for
yours.
ThoFerrisGoalco.
Coat Goal
NO OOMIINI OR TRUI‘I'
'0' DO. PRICII
a. HYATT. NORWALK, CONN.
.,
oi ARI
MENTS.
/
H. Krieger 8: Co.
one“
or: ~
eooos.
now GOING ON.
CHARGE Alhiililtils sciioiito.
Buy your Bargains now
and pay your bill in con-
venient WEEKLY PAY-
Flnt irons. per lb.. ~ 3c
Large Decorated Bowls, 8c
Medium Decorated Bowls. do
3 Asbestos Mats. 10c
6 SALE
MER
Nl‘tllflA’i‘liCK. Sept. ti.-—~i)oullnlck
liurblero, a fruit dealt-d. who was ur-
resied. yesterday. charged with unsanit-
lng Joseph F. Fleming, a Waterbury
man. well-known all a bicycle rider.
pleaded not. guilty in the borough
court, today, and the case was contin-
rued in bonds of 01.000 for one week.
building m, outcome or Fleming's in»
juries. Fleming is lit. the home at his
mother in Waterbury. in court the
elite! of police said he had talked with
the young man‘s physician by tele-
phone und learned that his condition
seemed a little improvlld today. though
several days must elapse before any
deilnito statement as to the prowess
of the case can be made. Borblcro in
alleged to have attacked Fleming when
the latter. with several other Water-
m
750 335. pt
iosriorr's,
n. r» we u. in: our:
mm
5..
NAUGATUCK FRUIT DEALER
HELD chdncsday night.
bury youths, was In Barbtor ii
It imboltovcd thul
Burblcro will plead that be acted in
sell-defense.
Special Reductions iii
Boy’s Scull Sills
I Gottlieb’s
‘, , oto‘rumo. anon AND
‘ runmouiuol. .
I." M slain mi. lentil We
'1 DON‘T
be always sailing someone tor
the right union-hare mull-bio.
watch or neurons. No matter
, whatjym 3 3” raid. your
' met ”an m. . .
Norwalk Chronicler