Tali . 7 stores
hills: Bendoillutiewt ‘
“RAW. July 28.~A passenger
_ carrying-government money and
, oddly. a detachment of soldiers
tender-urea was attacked today be.
utenetochows and Herbery by
. .mwali-arnied band. Lively M-
y linseed. durlnx which two send»
Ii, four soldiers and two civil em-
nyae were killed and others of the
. ill were'wounded. The attacking
., , z carried off 88,000 and the arms
0 e. defenders of the train.
prohably was the same band
tit captured it train on Thursday.
lining that the revolution bad
.. .n. ‘
2 he country side is said to be In a
Want and sympathiziiig with the
udhilla'hands. The small force of
. dops'operatlng in the district will be
einforced.’
«Agitators are making capital over
thorecent incidents. They affirm that
, , sit the docltof Taylor and ill a. an
" bad to be opened and the drawtendsr.
uteri-oar on w "soar
‘ aunt-en.
Works Is Hard “first Tue Must Hit
it In Order to net It Started.
On Monday of this week, the tits
Addie V arrived in the Woetport riv:
or to take out one of the large canal
barges that has been discb his coat
the east side. -Of course the draw
Joseph Mills. went. out upon the
bridge and inserted the key. Several
who were on the bridge took a hand
to help the old veteran start the draw.
but instead of moving, the huge affair
only granted. she would not and?
that. was all there was to it. 4'1‘ e
captain on the Addie V. asked what
the trouble was and he was told that
the bridse would not work. "I must
get that battle and leave on this tide,“‘
said the captain. So he steamed up
to the draw and hit it a light tab.
This did not start It and he struck
out withu heavier one. This time she
moved around and It was all that Mr.
Mills and‘ his help could do to stop
the affair from turning way around.
Mr. Mills realized that It would be
a hard matter to close the draw again
and open it in so short a time and
he thought It best to hold the bridge
open until the tug fastened on to the
big barge and started for the bridge.
Those who wore on either side of the
draw disliked to wait und‘mnny who
‘wero going to Bridgeport or Norwalk.
bad to wait. Thirty minutes was con;
sinned. actual time. in the setting of
the tap,r up above the bridge and the
taking it through again. it is said
that the reason of the hard working
‘ Why south: mm... People -. shouts
pointed in the results obtained.
it; Will be difficult for the provincial
niatration to detach enough
. ‘fromthe cities and towns :to
lake the not large enough to catch
the maraudsra.
.tWARSAW. July 28.——Later details
y that the attacking party consist—
01 ten; revolutionists and that
,.Ilmons the killed were General Zuknt.
'd e! olvthe frontier’rguarde. and (ion-
Weintenring, chief of the customs
vice. Four of the guards who wore
'ohxr‘i‘t‘ledsuililinined severe injuries. do
not“ a to t e lateet report the rcvolu- .
.. goods. While the business will not be
31’9th escaped with ‘30‘000' insttnd started on u very large scale. it is
- .isr..ns:rsussuno. July 28.—-’l‘lic ”mm”! ‘Li‘mw‘ .
fiwltllllboflrd 0f the central telegraph MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR.
station in St. Petcrsbiirg was burned l'i’I'TSBURC Pa. J” "S ‘ a r»
out this morning. destroying all oiim- ” .’ 1y '“ '.” fl ‘.
nitrification with the provinces. The stilt of a mysterious shooting iiein
.. ‘ : overnment however retains the pos- Druvosburg. Pa.. yesterday. one mun is
‘_ 5‘5““, of ' communicating with! the dead. a youngwoman may die. and a
second man is in a serious condition.
The names:
James Painter. dead, nut-ii till yours.
bullet lodged In the intestines.
of the draw is the removal of several
large plates upon which the wheels
at the ends of the draw rested.
A NEW MANUFACTGRY.
Knit Good: to be .Made in Camp
Street, Nor-walk, in a Short Time.
Nor-walk is to have another menu:
factory. Arrangements are being
made to construct a factory in Camp
street, next to the residence oi Charles
N. Arnold, for the making of knit
provincial authorities over the ruli-
“ read wires.
,Cnble communication with abroad is
,, not affected.
P m. i .. Katherine McCluskoy. ugcd 23
a“...
the services in a reorganized cubinot William Mullen. “30d “3 ycuis.
wounded in both legs.
The taffray is believed to have fol-
lowed a quarrel in a camp on the
banks of the. Yoiighioglicny llivcr.
Michael Cislo. a fourth i,emlier ol‘
the party. is missing. .
COIN BURIED SEVEN CIENTURIES.
VENICE, .luly till—«An. important
discovery has been Hindi! llt‘l‘i! \vlillc
dcincliing mosaics from inside. the hu»
silica of St. Mary‘s to carry out the
work of rcstorlng the wlioic cnthcdrnl
which was shaken tliriiaigli the sink
Iiip, of its foundations. llni'icd In or
maul was it very rum coin of llic
time of Dunc Enrico Uiiuiloloi who
died iii ”05). thus proving that lic
building of tho busiilrn was union on
In tho. twelfth ccuturii. it Is supposed
that the coin fell from the. clothing
of a workman into tho commit. w
inning there seven centuries.
, of men of standing in Russia outside
of ofIclai life. The conditions laid
down by M. Guckoff and Prince Lvoif
are: understood to have boon rejected.
. and that they have iletiuitcly refused
. reenter the ministry. This presence
the practical shipwreck of the schome.
IQ without the participation of the
H Wreaacratic elements, it Would be
g cult to convince even the Conserv-
a ives and Liberals of the sincerity of
the government's promises.
'in the meanwhile iii. Stolypiu la
. trying to persuade the. country that
“his policy of "strong handed reform"
- does not involve reaction. 110 has
' , announced in the provinces that tho
‘ "ville", will be granted to zemstvo in.
/ lfltutions, and (lenics that the govern
silent episode to Interfere with the its
ni‘hleotoral campaigns of the various
. parties, in virtue of which he has no
thorihed the holding of a national l'illl~
of Constitutional Dcmocruls at
fibmw and has instructed the police
_ sSt. Petersburg not to interfere with
the Jewish members of the ouiiiiwcd
‘ Pfifliament who. under the law, when
this: ceased to enjoy the immunity on-
:Alled by their membership of I’m“
lament. forfeited the right to remain
In the capital more than twenty-four
BRIDGE BUILDER KILLED BY
DERRICK.
SAYBRUOK. July 28.~—.lohii lr‘rct
cux. ciiipioyud by tho Aniuricun llrlduc
Company on the new drawbridae over
Ilic (innnccticui i-ivcr wus Instantly
killuil today lit! lllt! result (if ilit‘
brcukiug of ii any rope. which lucid ii
dcrrick in place. The dcrrick full on
the man before he was able to dndiw
it and he was crushed to death. Fri-i-
cux was 45 yeah-s old, loaves ii widow
and {our childmii. and lived in Lyliie.
" -' finch half-way deeds of Liberalism.
however. are scorned by the Roch.
. yhficli today says that the situation is
0~dlfferent from what it was under
” aw» i Witte. when the latter, as prom.
lee. was “filling the world with iib-
. ea] declarations while his wlt'kcil
' . . nei- Durnovo was putting on tho
_ ' we again."
,‘l‘he‘flech adds: "We hear the
voice'ot Jacob. but feel the hand of
.._...
WEED YOUR OWN GARDEN.
if those who 'iil't! cvcr wait-hing
To find us In. some wrong.
Would stop and take it mutroepccl
i)! ihlllfiff thint‘s priest-d. gone;
'i‘licy‘d have no time to think
About the things that others do.
For tlicir time would all in- occupied
iiy the evil they pursue.
:S‘lve additional members of the
patina“ of the Empire have resiuurd.
NURDIR SUSPECT flELEABED.
WUGHKEEPBIE. N. Y.. July Its—«-
mt: Constantino. who has been held
. for eight. days. suspected of
‘ In. something of the death of
re. Arthur W. Gentry. who was inur-
llepetl at her home in Chicano lust Jill]:
any. was released fitom prison there.
He is not the person wanted in (into
(.iXY.
Idiist Noi'wul‘i. July Eli. 1000.
an.—
CLOUDBUHD‘I’ iN ITALY.
ANCUNA. Italy. July 2R:— A clout]-
Iimliii has devastated the Columbia
ri-iiiim. 'l‘lio v'dlnun of Casio! fit. An-
ncio suffered inosi seriously. A innu-
bar of Iuiiidin as them full and the
writer. foriiiinir ll torrent. curled off
and drowned 1‘ com live to ion portions.
“ FREE - , !
, T0 DAY
. , A handme Decorated China Piste to a‘ll orchestra of TEA.
is FREE. BAKING POWDER. SPICES._F€X RACTS. COCOA.
.N,BTARCH. COCOANU’I‘. TAPIOCK. ETC.
22 pounds sugar. 96 cents.
, iliIill Pacific Tea Iii.
OIIWABHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
.i (Next door to Penalties).
» FREE DELIVERY.
WW...
.EY MAKES MOONEY.
one: itsdtc who on his own earning power alone there
. p e.
m of mi UOMUINUD WITH HONEY that make!
~ , till economize-sluts.
Wt in title MIMI. devices Bani: and loin the
' to ”nature sire portal over “.000 a month in '
i
Smith
Ansel Sherwood. Durruli .l. Moore.
O'llricn. A. A. ('lilucry.
Worden. I‘. A. Buttery.
Fire Police for
llfliccrs' Asswintlou in go in
ville. Annual 5. with the Police.
invitation was
thanks of the association tendered to
the Fire Police.
members of tho association attend.
iclo. was diiiigcrously anti
mortally wouudcii
swords fought yesterday evening with
Senor Arroyo,
‘u
Ii
some seasons
‘ Follow This Valuable Advice.
3120“” the proof to in South Nor-
w . ‘
‘You can easily investigate it.
Not necessary to experiment
With some untried remedy.
Profit by the experience of n citi-
lien.
Mrs. F. ii. Fitch. of 118 south Main
St... South Norwuik. Colill.. says: “I
regard Dunn's Kidney Pills as a most
valuable medicine for backache and
kidney disorders. 1 suffered a good
deal from these troubles and after us-i
ins various remedies. i found Dean's!
Kidney Pills which i nroaurrcd at
Pluisted'e Drug Store to he a. most ef-
fective medicine. Their use brought
prompt and lasting relief and i will-
ingly endorse them fooling sure that
those who use them will not be disitpl-
speak not only from my own exper-
ience. but from the exportation of oth-
ers that I know intimately."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster-Mllburii Co, Britain.
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the iiuiuo~Douu's—und
take no other.
‘uonwamt'Fi‘namsti'swrnin. '
List of Committees Appointed to Ar-
range for the Event.
it has been decided to hold tho un-
naui fair of the Norwnlk h‘ii-c Depart-
ment iii. the Armory during the week
of October 22.
teed Mire appointed last night at the
monthly meeting of tho ()Ilicors‘ As-
sociation of the department. hold at
the Pioneer headquarters
utrooi.
Preliminary commit-
in Main
The committees appointed are the
following.
Roomy—Chief Edward J. Thomas.
. chiiief. J. 'i‘. Prowlti. Second Assist-
ant Chief John 1). Milan. Scorciury
John W. Greenwood.
entertainment Commiffcowi‘niiiicll-
mun l'loury Muthcis. lrvlug llyiugtoii.
Joseph Curler. '-
Printing-"Chief Edward J. ’i‘hoiuus.
B. C, l~‘ccnoy.
('illli'ti-Chl(if Edward J. Thomas.
Fancy Work-ir‘Irst Lieiiionunis
Northrop. William I". iluuch.
(‘uiivusscrs ~— Sccond l.icutcnuuis
Wiiicl Socor. f‘liliries .i. Blizzard. (iii-
Iicrt Horton. Sylvrstcr lli'oihcrtoii,
ilucorulions—~(‘4iplniu A. A. (.‘liincrv.
Pui'cltiiscit-—('Iiipliiins William E.
Howard V.
Canvas for (Tnncs~—(‘uptuln
A. A.
Chinory.
Sports—~First Assistant (‘iticf bid.
ward F. Duffy.
li'ltill I’ll!)tlr-olzlfiilii‘llllnlii Smith Norr
tlirop und Ansel Slicrwmul,
(‘louk Room Attciidunis~—-(‘iipialn A.
\. (‘liiiicry.
An invitation was received from the
the members of the
Rock-
'l‘hi'
the
accepted and
it was voted that tho
CAPTAIN CASTELO WOUNDED.
hIAIlRIll. July 28.--Cililiillil Custom.
vi the Artillery, a son of General Cus-
probably
iii ii duel with
The latter fled.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Qiiiuturd. of Main
strcci. Norwnlk. i'ciurncd today from
a two works sojourn ui Sunapco Latin
Ncw Iluinpshirc. when» they
the novels of Mrs. it. i.. Boyer. and
i‘iiiiiilv.
Wt‘l‘u
lilies lsnbcl May. of Main street.
Norwalk. is entertaining at number of
friends at n luncheon today. in honor
of her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thornton l‘rowlit.
who IllIVI‘ Imcu on u iicvornl Win-its
trip to England, call today. for homo.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN l
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 10, 1000.
LEAVE’OOUTH NORW\LK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ‘l.-12.56x. 5:30. 5:41. 0:18.
fluids. 6:68, 1:58. 0:18. 8:40, 8:481.
0:001. 9:30x. 0:47, i0:IiOx. 11:01.
“2173:.
l". iii.-—12:li2a. 1:00. 1:451, 3:071.
8:20. 3231:. 4:10x. 5:41. 15:67:. 0:40.
dibaa. 1:12;. 1:6“. 0:673. 10.32.
Oundaya.
A. l.—-i8:5ila. hides. 15:41:. 8:57.
0:13;.
P. M.-l2:bbx. 2:4'Ix, 2:5“. 5:41.
[.1571. 7:003. 7218.01.11. 8:25;. 0:57x.
10:09.
new YORK Fail BOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-~i2:00:. 12:00:. 4:04. 5:45.
0:45, 8:01. 8:00. 8.10:. 0:021. 9:00.
02m. 10:021. l0:0ii. 11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.-i3:08x. 1:04. lidilx. 2:00:.
2:55. 3:81;, 4:03;. 4:00,: 0:151. 1:80.
6:021. 0:00. 5:26. 0:00;. 6:03, 0:00.
8:023. 0:00;. 0:29. 11:00:.
Iuniiaya.
A. M.~«it:oox. 10:00:. 0:00. 1:80.
muss. 10:033. 11:00:.
P. him-10:00. 0:04. 0:00;, 0:503.
8:0“. 11:00:.
IDU’t‘H NORWALK To HIV
HAVIN.
A. law-12:0“. iiidx. 1:661, 0:10.
“2:38:25, soon. 9146:. 10:12:, 11:05:,
P. Dir-“13:038. 1:10. 8:073. 1218:.
hill. Brill. 0:0“. 0:28, Min. 0:088.
9:17. 10:06:, 11:28.
Ieudeye. ..
, 1:123. 1.:
A. lit—«12:00: 05:, m1.
0 . 11:05:.
Pt lip-12:0“. 0:". 7:071. 0:10.
OOUTH NOIWALK TO DANIIIRV.
A. raw-em, 0:30, 10:00:.
P. ifs-unit. has. 0120. site. 7:11.
Qua
A. ifs-«0:16, 10:06:."
1'. :80.
“rm: v. romance
1 ' t l 5 I I
' ‘ ‘ 0:83 It“. .. Leafs:
More
.e
.uii‘r .
.9, really unease.
MRS. $le? B. BEARDBIJDIII.
The death of Mrs. Sidney B. Beards»
lee. widow of the late Judge 8. fl.
Beardsiee. took place Thursday at 120
Washington avenue, Bridgeport, after
a long illness. Her death will be slu—
cerely mourns by a large circle of
relatives and fistula. Mrs. lieurdsioo
was Ann Elias ihisitant. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Daskani. of Nor-
wulk. She had four children: Cyrus
and Edward. deceased. and Mrs. Chur-
les 14‘. Wood and Mrs. it“. lloonifihaus.
She was eighty years of use. The fun-
eral. which viiill tulle place from the
residence of Mrs Charles F. Wood to-
day. will be- privuto, and the infor-
ment will be in Mountain (frown com~
story. ‘
.—
KING ALFQNSO 0N YACHT.
SANSEBABTIAN. Spain. July 2R.-—~
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria soil-
ed from here today on the royal yacht
Giiiiliia. They are expected to stop
at Idiixllah ports during their cruise.
Galvan!!! CNCLIINI
" .0! hit ii»!
A I: on no.
:- "d'cd'tiiiilt‘t’s m. .h‘h‘t’iil‘d
In men and 9*” IIIIIIII holes. sealed
ma hive time. mu
\ ”an II abet tattoos and l
' Ilene. luyflmv meal-t erupt . a
are -e lei flt‘lllfl. O‘llmOI
V“ II. ' elldfiv ediae.“tnimu.ayn.
._ I". .11. llMIM‘Ieert-onteia. list-lb!
0" 0 late. (“vi-theater fie-mice.
lulu. Una-n. l'lll . I".
. this new.
In [lamination 0f the Eye
means more than the mere trying on
of different glasses If done at the op-
tical rooms of H. i]. lloyi. With one
of the best equipped offices in Smith
Norwuik. he has every means for
making the most accurate and reliable
cyc tests and the best results are as-
snrctl In every case. All glasses are
constructed to order. and special
lenses of any kind are furnished.
Homer B. Hoyt.
Refraction Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building, South
Norwaik. Conn.
Special nppointmonisut convenience
of patron.
Office Hours. 8~li :«iii.
Saturday evenings. 7’9.
”Mb—45:
Saturaa‘y'l‘flelwsucv
stunts.
l50
' wu. lllllliiGERMAN'S
M‘UStc arose.
Donovan Block. 184 Washington St.
Agent foi'Freicent Laundry.
ilmusuiitnil’iiili.
MEADOW BTREET.
eoum mwaut. :ONN.
LL...
Iaaebal’viveg aturdey and Holiday.
Fine new flat any of access from
all parts at the town. Comfortable
Grand Brand and Good, Clean
Games Assured.
July 28th.
Cuban x-Glante.
August 4th, BETHEL.
Norwalk lmuumeni I30.
HOYT’HS THEATRE.
~—....
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY. JULY 307R.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
Hoyt and Levy Present
llll Alhambra luck it.
Featuring
Mil. HARRY c. BHOWNE.
in a repertoire of high-class plays. in-
troducing highsaiaee vaudeville be-
tween acre.
Monday Night—The Road to Siberia.
Pricee100.20o. 300
Matinee—20c, 00c; children, 100.
hate on sale beginning Thursday.
July 20th.
e—i—i
LADIII’ TICKET.
Title coupon and Ida can be exchang-
ed at the has office for a choice reserv-
ed eeat before I o'clock Monday, July
80. Limited to 300.
Special iiji hunt I
The inhabitants. Ional'votcrs. of the
Town of Niirwaiit lire hereby untitled
and warned that a special town mesh
In; will be hold” in the Town Hall. on
Wall street. Monday. July emu. 1906.
at ll o‘clock lit the evening. to consider
and latte action on it petition of voters
and tuapayers requesting the town to
purchase. build or provide In such men-
iioi' es the martini may see fit. a float
to be kept and maintained by the form,
at the carriage arid e. Ilcath Norwniit.
J lily-told at Norwel this fifth day of
ti .
. All , agreed.
' r
3.1:"
mm
nos. a and 5 continue outcome.
mops arena.
YA ;
W t ‘
BLACK. Dunes Goons.
We havezhlways made a specialty of Black Drona-Goods. and the values we char this season are better
than ever.
odors choice of the best fabrics made.
BLACK CHEVIOTC.
BLACK MOHAIRS AND BRILLIAN.
TIMES.
BLACK PANAMA.
J
Nickel Tea Kettles ........... 950
No. 8 Wash Boilers, copper hot.
toms $1.00
Gnlv. ‘Foot Tubs ...... 390‘
Chamber Pails 29c,
Afiiaeli Dress. Shirt or Jacket should be a. part of every woman's wardrobe. Our Black Goods Stock
. “mm” ‘ . I
BLACK vouch“. BLACK anoaootorne.
BLACK wooa;.;csaes as cums. siLK wane sun ALL woos HIN-
BLACK Twigs. marrae.
BLACK saris-rs.
Housefurnishing Department.
Round Wash Boilers 26c No. B Parlor Brooms lilo
Gus Toasters . 250 Mops complete. 190
3 Pkgs. of Toilet Paper ...,......10c Flat Irons, per lb. 3c
flood Whisk Brooms 0c,Gae Burners, complete 20c
TRISTRAM 80 HY ATT, NORWALK, CONN.
SALE
NOW GOING
ON
GUTTIIEB’
WELLINGTON
sauna valuermriur.
l 60 111‘! I» C on GUY
terms. I solicited. or further
particulate. addrna
The Willie-e Mfg Co. 3” B‘way N.Y.Clty
NEIICE
THE SALE?» BTABLES FORMERLY
CONDUCTED BY THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
WILL BE CONTINUEI‘ BY ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.
MRS.M.TARLOV.
ii‘iiii
BUY RELIABLE COAL of a
reliable concern. get reliable
quality at a reliable price, and
hat/e the coal delivered by reli-
able men.
It is not too early to put in
your supply for the coming win-
ter and by so doing get ahead of
the rush that is always on in the
full. You are safe in buying at
present prices—and there is no
coal better than ours at any price.
New telephone number 652-.
lb inns till it.
i '1‘ '1’ V! T i
.n-u
"6l0VIR'S llll PMCE.’
LADIIO'. MIIOII' AND CHILDIIN'I
a
POI MIN AND‘WOMIN. ‘. I
CASH “file“ i ‘
$4.00 and $6.50. '
was'r WASHINGTON ST... scorn NORWALK.
The on...“ of all
J uIy Sacrifice
Sales
ls nowg‘galng an
of, our big store.
I
9‘“.
l
This sale was not gotten up for
the purpose of faking the public.
We await uoui opinion. and ver-
dict. We wantpou to come in and
take advantage of our areal offer-
ings. This», is no event of a life-
time. " .,
, H. I when a co."
Don’t let money slip through
your lingers without spending it
where it brings the but returns.
At this store you will always
find honest clothing values. You
will units no mistake In buying
your clothing 'and furnishings
here. , j
GET THE HABIT-$0 TO“
lite Copyright i Mil-ling Co..
6 NORTH MAIN .TR.'II'ARQY Goo gwm’ “50TH NOIWALK. CONN.
. nan—mm use... W. Wmmduww aw.
i
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