Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 26, 1906 · page 8

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Hi Milli ,
I iflilllflllllli
HUSil NilW

urnjment Using'lEvery Means
, In- its Power to Create In-
, pressiou that the Crisis Has
PasSed

T."PE1‘ERSBURG, .luly filth—The
1%: rttment is using every menus at
dlsptlsai to create the, impression
:both at home and abroad that the
crisis has been successfully passod.
“and that the prollnbiiiiy of u general
’ . uphogvalhns disappeared. Moreover,
moofllmnl reports neck to create the
pression that there has been little
. ' uponso among the. masses to the
plan for a general strike as u preliur
,luary to a universal uprising. The.
jupplicntion oi‘ the old methods, the
‘igovel‘nmcnls confidently asserts, ilus
already landed the most dangerous oi
the lenders behind the burs and much
stress is luid on the importance of
the capture of p. number of revolution-
‘nry ringleaders at Moscow, which it
, turns out was the result oi iui'ornnl—
lion obtained at the time of the cup-
~ ture of the oillccs oi" the Misln here.
«Among the papers then seized. the
government. says, wort- liin complete
plans of a revolutionnry Inilitury or-
ganization, which enabled the authori-
~.t.ies‘ to close the, rwolutiolmry cililll‘
,ynels‘into the. army. The government‘s
Rudden access ol‘ optimism, howuvcr,
{high reality trucotthle to tho consterna-
iiOn‘ovoi‘, the. disastrous lull in I’rus»
, " turities at home ullil abroad.
The one th which the government
oannoi. do without is money, und what-
I 'ever the response. to the outlnwed Pill“
linment’s appeal to the people to ro-
.fuse to any longer pity taxes, the
whole future depends on the ability oi
.the government, to continue its foreign
loan operations in the future. The
secomi installment of the big loan ne-
xotiated prior to the assembling of
, Porl‘lament is due August 1, nnd the
outlook in Russin has frightened the
holders in refusing to pny any further
3, cash. The situation has evidently
Caused quite as much illitl'iil among the
financiers who wrote the loan illlroild
” u it has at the treasury here. ii‘i-
" notice Minister Kokovsoit’ hits been
' bombarded by teicgrums from ic‘rench,
'Enfilish and Germuu bankers. urging
hlmlhe necessity oi supporting the.
. ' ,rkot. This accounts for the. uctlvity
the government bunkers in bidding

0‘ prices on the Iiourse here. and
Moscow yesterday. till well as for
my future sent abroad by the
. Telegraph Agency last night
'lr M. Kokouoft’s inspiralion. As
mutter of fact the governlnont cnn
[V be blind to the evidence under
has that it is living ever u vol-
li‘or the lust. i'ot~ty~eighi hours
‘9 neutral conuniltees of the Social
‘ norms. Social Revolutioniutu. Pull-
out league. Railroud Men‘s Union
QM Tolearuphers’ Union told the mill.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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pcrhnps intul‘hiundor in inciting the
llnrdihood to arrest tho mouthol's oi
the outlawed Parliament.

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make no statement at headquarters.
’l‘hu outcome of the nose is doubtful.
tor It is not known dctinltoiy whother
’Dwyor wall insane when he allot tho
polloenlun or not. if Iiuochnr tiles.
however, the police suited today. Dw-
ynr will bu churned with iirut degree
murder. otherwise be will he charged
with assault. with intent to kill. Dwyer
has two sons‘atitl nix daughters. neur-
iy all of whom live in this citl'.'
Policeman Beecher has been a.
mombor oi‘ the Harttotvi forco since
1893 and several'tilues has been com-
mended tor sets of bravery. ‘Prevloutl
to his inking u Dlilt‘e'fln the police
force be wall a hailplnyerin the Nu-
tiottni and Eastern Leagues.

Dwyer became unbalanced two
yours ago. line. it. is said. to nxcusslvu
use of liquor. A conservator was up-
pointcd for him by the court and he
won soul to a hospital tor trottinu-nt.
When apparently cured of his nn- ilill
trouble Divycr wns returned to l.llli~
t'ord and he t‘ouiiltlotl work at a build
ing trade. Roconily. it is mild, iiwyl-r
hogan to drink heavily. and on the

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l‘l‘t'bb‘tii‘t‘ brought to bear
tinchlloi’i‘i‘f, the prominent
member of the Moscow itelum‘o.

government t’oliu‘willg
surrender to tho dcmnnds or ii‘liililiiti
“iii

lcnst. the government is relying fill
:iu-Iiil-nlion upun lb.- tiernutll arislo
'ruey, who are more deli-sietLhy the
polite Lelis :lllrl lilslhouiuns than the
Russians llli‘lllh’l ‘ivcs.

26,»«A correslumdent of The Associai
ed Press who arrived here today troll
Si, l'cit-rshul'g Iounli till the ruilront'm
stations enrtnlie ilenvily

is :l tremendous lIndercurrelli of ex-
(‘lii‘illt‘lli.

'il lili‘ ilililnr owned by Prof. (irodes-
itltl.
lAiwel‘ ll'ousc. :lud ollu‘i‘ lillli‘liil it"
pet's.

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provincr
lug.
more b.) piuee inciting the peasants to
rise, hnrn_ plunder and llllit‘ possession
oi tho llllitl.

the. members true to conduct u coll~
spiracy against the government. Wimp
the plot is complete nrreuls will he
useless ulld the government will ug-
nlu ilud that ii noted too late ill closr
.Iun the politicul clubs. which has been
toilowud by tho closing or till tin
worktueu‘n unions and suspected ten
houses. The protect of police has is
sued another, proclamation ntrninl.‘
the population that [N‘l‘fiilllti utility oi
armed resislcuco to the authorities
will be givlrn over to the military
(ourimuriiol. while lesser offences
like. participation in the immution oi
.leugues. incitement of strikes, etc.
“ill be punishable :ulminlsiroiivel)
without trial by it line of $1.50” nun
in‘lprisonmcut of from three to si.\
months. '

The roporis from the provinces in
dicuio tliut tho ulltitorilics do not
tour to employ hursiier mcnsur‘ts than
used all the capital. The ptfitors oi
eoul‘iseuled ncwsptllxirs nre compelled
to give hostages its guarantees ngaln
st nitompls nl illogui publications.

ill the meantime the goverlltueni
in spite of the rebuffs i‘t‘("lri\'l.‘tl i'roln
M. Silopoi‘f and others whom it nppro
uciu-d. has not uhmidoued the idea oi
inducing men of shunting in the coun
try outside oi‘ bumuutrrntie «circles, to
color it i‘t’tli'tzlliiih‘ll or unturned cubl
not. or of (renting an advisory t-olllt
ii. The emperor hos renewed lht
upon M
Motleruit

“‘i‘herc ill‘t' also Indications Ilml till'
the eotnplelt

seek to propiiinle l’iliiiiiii and
he lizlliie provinces by concessions.
IoWever. in tho linlilc provinces lli

KliAltKilv, European iiusslu. July

guurdl-d by

loops. While all is quiet lll'l't‘ there

'l‘lli‘ iiovernonncnernl has continent

who was vice-president of [lit

The attitude of the pousuntry in this
is l‘l‘lll't‘Ht‘lllt'Ii to ho ulurlll

{Agilniors nrc iruvellnu tron.

'l‘wo estates noilr ilt'i'i
were 'ilurueti last night.

S'l‘. llli'l‘ltltsullllo, .luly ‘Jii.~Slx oi
the elected members of the (‘ouneii til
'tle ldlllpii‘e (Upper House of Pul'iiu
menil. including {our rcptescutntives
oi' whence, hilve resigned. ‘

LOO KING FOR CHAUFEUR

l‘i)hiFRE’l‘, .luiy flit—«’l‘hore is u pri
\‘ilie chauffeur named llerhcri Fruneii
in this: towii, who is thought to how
been for more tlum a your ill the elli-

Illily or Hurry K. ’I‘htlw ill New York
Al prusont Francis is away with his
ear. Acquaintances any thut they be
ileve he is the lutln i'or whom. it. is
timid. detectivos ut’e looking ill the l't‘

 

Woommittoe have been conferring
(lithe Parliamentary groups. not
Won the question of attempting a
, Ital! Coup D'Eiut by setting up u
‘ lionlli government. No final de-
., on'illtau yet. been taken. but prim
' nail the proletariat uruunizr

,uinciuding that of tho mill-mil
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, yucommitlod on the. nurture. ll itit

upport or join in it it It r In bu

iiiully itinnxurnimi. () vol-
, , otthntn "till
it. untitir tho prtmidmlcy tn‘ Prof.
‘ Coninrouetzn will Kw lipid
noon ,and tho postdhlti ox-

7 Me vitui.
id's Tuesday night.

rent. to «“[lnintt routed

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but. excepting the tulegrupimr s.
already pronounced lu favor lot
The members of the Grill in

. oil and social llcnmcrnts or run
at tuned I’urliutnollt believe thnt turn
1‘ course is open. und ure lrrr vo-

yGOt‘lSlJlliilutlili llonltwrutu. to diu-
nunriug tllly ttctll‘t! rovolrrbiou-
up. hill secretly int-y how: it “loud

it
host. at gilt itl'

puppet-t which n rt: volutiou-
will Will receive, from tho
At: Hotshot-
1,de
{nation or the. flflt'l'liilml
[ht on the shin oi the

its other ‘tnunt in on
. Will I‘ tie it tilde n

 

cY .MAKES MONEY.
il‘gfigd‘onhh own earning power .uione inure

unison wrru MONEY thut muknl

summons
lit thil hill
to whom we are paying our “.000 a month in

Win:

quest“ of Mrs. 'i‘huw, mother of tho lie
cusctl ulilyer oi’ Btuuiortl Willie, who
hopes to show by Fl’iliit‘ln' experience
that lwr sun ucictl irrullouuily ui vnr‘
. ions titties.

ii‘l‘itllttiu \l‘liii ism-o tutor on his dirt
lili ill town born. In the uulmuohile
lwiounlulr to Mrs. Randolph Clark
bud he Hitliud that in. never was In
till employ oi Harry K. 'I‘lluw. but
ihui in» workod'tor William 'i‘huw
Harry's biother. .‘ov it. ‘h‘iltll'l limo lb
ililzlhul'u. li‘l'illii‘ir. u.l.'.’li ”till he did
tut know lliil'l'y 'l‘huw itilil luul only
won him ocousloiiully with member:
or tile 'l‘lluw faintly wItiio itc Willi In
the «pulley of Wiliiuni.

SATURDAY BASEHALL GAMEO.

'i'ileru will In- two ignition Bullirtluy
llJ’ivl-uoou ut Amusement l’nrk. 'l‘ilc
prtllituinary conicsl will oeetu‘ at 1:45
hotwuuu tho National» ttud Now Coir
illlllli.

’i‘lu- big namo oi‘ the ni‘iernoou will
he botwoou tho Norwnlku not! the Cu-
hml X iiiuntit. on which there tin:
five Cnilnn pluyers.

'l‘Iw Winnipuuks will piny the Orin
ll‘ti or lirldgoport at the Polo tit-minds
Winnipnuit, Sntilrdny stint-mam.

The “intiioiic Club touln has not yet
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bible.
'l'tIAL Buying- Bunit and join the

you.

hourd to illlro him brought under the

first stun of ltlontul excitement li'lulltiti
made on application to tho clulrity

cure of tho prohnio court. The judge
yesterduyguve to a law firm un order
for Dwyer to uppeun for u insuring on
‘lw question of his lnentui responsibi-
lily to immune. his owns ai'inirs. ilepu.
ly Sheriff li‘ooie \Vlliti split to Illwycr‘s
home on Park street to serve the, pn-
‘lor. Mr, Fooio says. that after u illit'll‘i
convorsuiiou ilwynr reached for u rc-
volvor which was .in his pocket and
fired three times at him. The shots
all Well! wild. Deputy Sheriff Foole
run out ol’ the yard. The shooting
stirred up much cXt-itenlent ill the
neighborhood, but it Will-i "several
hours later before it was known thni
llwyer hud shot til it mun. The neigh-
born thought he had shot iii a dog.
hate ill the evening the police doparl»
nieni was untitled oi' the incident nnd
tire oiliecrn woro sent to the houso.
'u the nteuntlnu- llwyor had none into
flic house null urined himself with it
rllTie. He had permitted his son. Wil-
liam, who is a student at ’l’rinily Col
tone. to come into tho house and talk
with hint. but, all other members ol‘
the Iumily itud to keep away. 'i‘ilc poi
lice tried to enter the house. bill were
.vnrlled by the family ihui. llwyer
wuuld shoot them without any worn
in): so they went in it ueurhy tilt-

 

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A‘ small-barber» owned by n. it.
Sharwood, oi catnip street. and hired
by the Adams Provision company. tur-
nlshed su oxnililucfirunuwuy‘m Nor-
wuilt tutu afternoon about 12:80.
Arthur Adams. Who was driving, bud
left the animal [on only a moment near
the cornor of Main street and Union
avenue. what-l it took the opportunity
to get away. .;
A number of infants were uncounta-
inily trnversod by the runaway, which
came to grief lipall When it dashed
down. Wall strast rom River street
and attempted to go around the cor-
ner into Wutar"atroet. ’i‘ho horse's
fool slipped on the brick pavement and
it lilid bemilontgvior it distance of
twenty or twenty-live foot and was
finally captured before it could urine
agnin.

An inventory of the outfit» showed
that the horse’s hodywtls considerably
nun-red by the full undone wound on
the toil hip bind quite profusely. Sev-
erni doiinrs‘ damage. was done to the.
wntzon ill the way of n sprung axle and
broken wheels.

A number of ulllomohilou llllii it close
shave irmn a collision with the runa-
wuy.

 

“ilpon my word," said the uni-prised
barber, “I see this razur hits lost its
temper." ‘
"i don't blame it,“ growled the man
in the chair. “With till your talking I

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lost mine long ngo."~Slray Stories.

ARE GETTING

their money's worth nl. olir store. 01'
course there. will ulwuyl-l be dull peo-
ple. in the world who pubs by good
Illingx without seeing ihom, hut thut's

louliou ot‘ sitirlnishiug

ind walked into the room
iiwyer wns sillinx witit u
shotgun :lcross his knee.
irieti to urnuo with him

and looked into the room

ilwycr was sitting.

ilt‘cr llt‘crller's side. The

lid. where surgeons worked

loud.

iepurilllent house ulld changed their
loilllllt; for old nppttrci wiilt the in»
nbout
louse to try to find on entrance. The
louse stands alone. und windowu on
lil‘t‘t.‘ sides eommnud nil upprouches.
Oil the fourth side is the burn and
here the oillcers took sholiel‘. lhtrinl:
the evening Uiiiccr lfldwnrd lieecltcr
turt'eedcd in getting into the

in
quietly to arrest. but llwyer ordered
llllil out tr td rnised his gun. The oi.
titer lei‘t. Shortly nilcr midnight ()1.
ili‘ltl‘ [lonelier not into the house again

The hitter llfil'll
his shotgun. the charge entering (it

uuln staggered outside wiwre ho wits
picked up by the other oilleers and
l‘tii'l'il‘il out of ramp- of [Myrna gun.
The ulllbuiuuce took him to the hon-pi.

lili' set’erul hours trying to lot-att- the
At it o'clock this morning the
hospital rep‘ortcd iluu ill-erher's (‘tlir
dilion wns comfortable. nnd that so-
vcrui hueitslloi llud ill-en'removed.
About tho time iioct'iuvr wits
Williunl ilwycr got into the house ililil

no renson why you should join the
unhappy throng.

THE WI E PEOPLE

don't puss our ill to for they know it
is the best piuco n town to buy their
furniture.

We otter every inducement»-Hottest
Goods, Low Prices and Liberal Credit.
SAMOANllli’

the

t. hill A. J. ANGEVINE ll SON,
‘nl‘lfiiifiii-‘r FURNITURE. arc.
sublili' 134 Washington Street.

south Norwaik. Conn

 

HOYT'S ‘l‘HEATRE.
ONE WEEh—‘E-O-MMENCING
MONDAY, JULV 30TH.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.

Hoyt and Lovy Present

lililiimlla Slut Ill.

Featuring
MR. HARRY c. BROWNE.
In 5 repertoire of high-ciau plays, in-

to with it

wounded

over lliln

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lint-c. his father a drink oi‘,waier. in
which hits been dissolved ilitven lith-
lots of morphine. Dwyt-r wm-nrd his
son not to (‘Uilie in nguin or he would
he shot.

After Beecher llud been removed
work wus sent to the police utulion
md Chief (lunu responded with new-
mi more oilicers, who took with them
riot null» recently purrhnsed for the
police.

SPECIAL MEETINGS.
Captain Clluuuillgs unnouncos spot:-
llli meetings for Saturday and Sunday
of this Week. Special entertainment
in the wily oi illustrated nouns null
lecture. to be given by Citpitlin Bou-
lorsc. of Albumin. Conn. We invite
you to chine along llnd enjoy these new
vices, entitled hove lllui Sorrow. Cup-
tuin ilouiertlo has given theso enter-
lntnlnonis nt different Corp! throttlin-
out New England and liilti mot with
sttceous itl evol'y piano he, hits visited.
liomonlher the nights, Saturday amt
Hillldtt)’. No udulisaton will bu churn-
ml, but it collection will be lnkuu up to
help doll-nylon expenses. Everyone
is welcome to thouo services utul every
other service in the Bitlvniion Army
itnll. on South Main street.

we.

CARING FOR SICK MARINES.

NOItWiliit, July flit—«Artsutnmodtl-
lions tor illitl mnrincs who urt- now on
the cruiser ioiumbln ill Bunion. suit
i‘orinu with malaria contracted while
on duty in aouthrrn wutnrs utul tlt
i’uutttnu, will be erected tit once on
tho banks of tho 'i‘hnmus rivur uunr
lhn naval station, two miles above
New London;

eunosNLv cA‘LLIn AWAY.)

Ralph Tumult loll. homo suddenly
the other day utter his puper canto
(out. The utilise: in an item vulgarit-
lot; a homo intent entertainment the
alanine was referred to its ll "crowing”
event. or couruc the pesky printer
had to ionvo out the letter "n."-~Ksn-
un- Otty Journal.

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troduclog high-clan vaudeville be-
tween Icu.

Monday Night—Tito Road to Siberia.
Prion . . .. 10c, 20c. 30c
Matinee—20c. 30c: children, 1043.

Seats on at: beginning Thursday.
July 26th.

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LADIES' TICKET.

This coupon and 15c can be oxchang-
ed at the box attic. for a choice rcurv-
ed test before 5 o'clock Monday, July
30. Limited to 300.

“mono 6t ‘ n...
Notice.

The legal Voters of the Second Vot-
ing Illntrlrl oi the prn of Not-wink
are hereby litllllit-d that the Registrars
of Voters of llli' Second Votintr ills.
irlct of ihe Town of Norwulk will he
in session at int. Town (‘ourt itoom,
llnviiand street. on Fridays. August
ii and August to, (root 12 noon until 9
p. on. for tho purpose or receiving tip-
pileutlonu for unlit'llil and primary rec,-

intuition.
Hilts. A. Witt/rims.
DANIEL Kuouu.
Ronisirnru oi Voters oi the Second
Voting District 0! the Town of

Ntlrwulk
South Norhulk, July 20. 1900.

 

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'i’owu of Norwullt .u's hereby untitled

 

GLIVILAND
' PiRI.

building
its were burned lousy.

tits union

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. The chain: ,ul'vitio ot‘,
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Methodist church «mm
' J deaflflhodlnt

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COUNTRY OLUI'O

club, a tow miter out at the city lim-
Tina tau ht purchase.
«untitled at: 3150.000. partially cover.
‘ ed by inlurllnce.

in; will he held int c ’l‘own Hull. on

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to he kept and maintain“ it tits town.
It the carriage brl “E Norwuik.
mint! at Norm

 

Slitiii hilt littliu.

The inhabitants, taut voters, or the
Mill warned that Ms saint town meet-

Wali street. Monday, July 30th, 1900.
(iiJiiVliiLAND. 0.. July 2fi.--«'i‘he at is o‘clock in tho evening. in consider
oi the Olevoitmd Country and latte notion on n petition of voters
and taxpayers roquuiinglhc town to
build or provide in such mun.
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3 Our new it
the prices we anchor
the best.

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material.

Mason's .lnrs. quarts and pints,
550 (102.;
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ldghtning Jars, quarts and pints,
95c (10:.

 

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out: Shirt Waist Suits.

‘ We have made special prices on the bnluuce or our stock or Silk Shirt Waist Suits. What we have on hand
we have made two prices on. 37.00 and $30.00. Theso prices are to close tn em out and are lean titan the cost or

6 oz. Jelly Tumblers .
8 oz. Jelly Tumblers .
10 oz. Jelly Tumblers . . . .
Pineap le Eyers ..
Large

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about swoon ‘

and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

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Ludtes and M18368 Bathmg 8111158;
“Ladlea' and Misses Bathing Suits are now on sale. No bétttn- vniues were ever altered at
‘Tby nro made iu‘the very best at materials.

The styles are correct and the workmanship

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Housefurnishing‘ Department.

to doz. Fly Killers ..... . 90
29c doz. Jar Rubbers, any make 80 doz.
ahcdoz. Fly Traps 10c
260 Fly Pnper,3 sheets .............. be
. $1.00 Dress Mnkers' 'i‘uble $1.00 ,

 

 

 

SHERIFF OUTWITED MOB.
(tillSll‘lEld), Md, Jilly 26.-—-Wiliinm
Leo, the colored youth who was son-
i.(,‘lli'('ii to death in liultimore three
weeks ugo for assaulting two women
in Somerset ('Fouuty, unti who had been
threatened with lynching. was banged
by Sheriff Drown today on Smith‘s
island. in the presence of his deputies
and a row witnesses. d‘hdihunging wns
orderly. The mob tlitnt bud threatened
to burn Lee at thtz“stitke was com»
plotvly outwitted by the sheriff.

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THE RALEB STABLES FORMERLY
CONDUCTED BY THE, LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTiCUT AVENUE,
WILL BE CONTINUED BY ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.

MRS.M.TARLOV.

 

a

SALE
now” GOING
ON

AT

ii'ivl‘iiiiB’S

iiiiii

BUY RELIABLE COAL of a
reliable concern, get reliable
quality at a reliable price. and
have the coal delivered by reli-
able men.

It is not too early to put in
your supply for the coming win-
ter and by :0 doing get ahead of
the rush that is always on in the
fall. You are safe in buying at
present prices—and there is no
coal better than out: at any price.

New telephone number 652-.

the hills that it.
iirsvv
Sandstorm?

WOMIN'!
PAT. COLEIM BUN METAL

UMPG.
GRIOTIY Til.
ll
RUIIIAN CAI-S. PAT. COLT
on
GLAZED KID, DUEL GUARTIBI.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

unburi- AND wmn oAuvm
atom

for
MIN. wound and animals.

 

‘Juiy. 1000.

 

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who” in.

6 NORTH MAIN STREET.

.TRISTRAM 82; HYAT‘I', NORWALK, CONN. .

 
 
 

Don't let—inane)! slip. through
your fingers without sptihding'it
where it brings the best returnsl.

At this store you will always
find honest clothing vaiués. You
will make no mistake in buying
your clothing and furnishings
here.

GET THE HABIT—GO TO

The Copyright Clothing 60.,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

HARRY GOO DWIN. Mgr.

 

 

 

 

DREVFUS NOT ASSAULTED.
PARIS, .luly 2tl.~An oiiicini denial
was issued today regarding the rum.
or that Miller Dreyfus had been as-
snullod yculerdny by a brother ofllcer
ut the. Military Club. The official
statement says:

“A denial of the most formal kind
is unthorizod concerning the incident
which it is rumored tx'curred lust eve.
nlng at tho luuiiilury club, during a
dinner oi which Major Dreyfus wus
preseitli. The facts urn as .toliows:
‘Accordiug to custom the omcers oi
the First (‘nvnlry Division guve a dili-
iu-r to two newly appointed lieuten-
nnis and the minister or war nuthori-
zed the oillcers. upon their unanimous
request. to invite Major Dreyfus, The
dinner occurred tmd was marked
throughout by arinuttcd sentimcnis of
the most perfect good ieliowrallip. The
oilicers separated towards 9:30 p. m.
without the occurrennc of anything
which could give rise to the rumor
put in circulation.

 

THIRD BATTALION SHOOT.

DANIELSON. .iuly 2t}.~l’icked
teams of riiicmen from the {our com-
mands oi the third initiation or the
Third Regiment wore on the rifle run-
gc horn today in competition in the
several classes. The shooting is in
slow. rapid and skirmish, at 200. 600

GENERAL MILES SAILS FOR
EUROPE.

NEW YORK, July 26.—i.ieut.-Ge'n‘

oral Nelson A. Miles suited today for

Europe on the steamer Ln Provence.‘

Summer Time-Table

On and After June 25
the New and Commodioun

STEAMER HUNTINGTON

CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNGS.
Leave Huntington tor Norwullt.
Mondays and Fridays at 0:45 it. In.
and 2:25 p. m. ,
Leave Norwalk for l-luntlngton on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
nun 4:45 p. m.

Excursion Tickets ..........., 60c
Single Fare ................ 40c
Children 5 to 12 years: Excursion,
35:; Single Fare, 25c.

Will stop at Valle Grove Mondays
and Fridays in signal.

1906 1906

SOFII‘G from Not-walk: Round trip,
c. . ‘
Passengers from Norwnik by 8:45

a. to. boat will have five hours nt Vul-
Iey Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.

, , ..--.. , 0.3.5
GEORGE C. TiLYOU'S GREAT

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When it Come

one-third better grade than

else.

Pure .lavn ..
Pure Moehu ...... . .......
Suntan
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22 lbs. (litAN. SUGAR ior..

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Tea 60,

126 Wuhington at. Go.
Next to Put OM00.
PhonI. still—R.

MIAWW I‘I'RIIT.

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We line the Goth

lining the largest importing retail-
ers in the country, we are able to give
our customers Cotton onoouarlor to

bought tor the name money anywhere

Mocha and Java . . . . . .25. 30. 35. 38v
....30. 32. tile

The Union Pacific

I'm Dolivury.

Amusement Park,
IOUY'H NORWALK. SONN.
lam-ll Ivar Manny and Holiday.
Pin. now Mid. buy at mos-"mm

all pm hi til. town. comfort-talc
Grand Inuit mi and, club

‘ .lui . .
oum'wnlu.

h
3 To .BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

Fran Vaudeville Daily. Roller Skntv
ing, Dancing, Bathing and other at-
irnctlous. including the great colnbtmr

lion ticket with 20 attractions for
25 cents. With transportation, 35
cents.

Furos~Woman and children 10

cents. men 20 cents. Round trips.
Steamers halt hourly. Ferry every
live minutes.

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tun ’9 ROWAYTON AVENUE.

Batman (Initial-'0 Cor. A crockott 8!.

Friday, July 27th,

...35. 40c
......2o.: PM 2:80 0qu to O’clock.
......17c “WP". Mill“! MINI, Funny and Do.

.. . . . .olic mum Antolu. Punch nod

Judy. Ito.

POST Earns.

ii‘iNE ARBORTMENT 01“ LOGAI;
* VIEWS.

Post Card Albums.
WM. A. BiiiiiiiEItMAN’s

- MUIIO mat.

Donovan mutt. 134 Washington in.
“out for crawl! Laundry.

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zoo turd wood Cloth» Pins. .roc
31b5, Walling hath...” so
to bottle Bittlnc........... 9c
7 cake: Bubbitt's Soap. . . . . .ssc

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