{ll , mansion fflm
recs. where. it is clouded:
gaining
moo
panics of loyal troops are holding out
9"” on Commander island against the that;
Milli; alto sitting late last night
. at dins to the population
a from participation in sets
.lglit possibly gravely affect
who” country
_ v on. is pointed out. occur-
Anniversary of1 abminltrli‘g
was it y e
to?“ mainline: and re-
. i- “ on o a dozen lives.
Mill-M the VI rg manifesto of
wet: Parliament are being
Mani among the coasaeks. who
pntTtliom in their pockets.
nl squadron. including the
, til ll Slave. is reported to have
sailed rein Royal this afternoon for
‘ ‘ The telearanh building here
. , ruined and the barracks and
col have been badly damaged
fire of the 11 inch guns. The
r of wounded and killed have
overestimated.
aociaiiste are on the alert and
pile if the naval squadron arrives
. are was a panic all day long yes
MOB; the summer residents on
d of the the archipelago. ow-
M to the fall of stray bullets and
. which caused a number of ca-
.both on the islands and In
lty. . A man. sitting on the ve-
syhcht club was mortal-
:doundedq and a servant girl was
Nor. more than a week Russian ro
him have been working am-
ai e troops. distributing the VI-
.lio'i‘g flroup of To" manlfestoes, and
reported that. on Sunday one
‘ouha'nd five hundred soldiers took an
3th to built on the side of the peo-
9 news of the revolt here caused
the greatest excitement at Cronstadt.
‘ especially in view of the report that u
mutlhy of the crew; of warships was
' Droooedin at Cronstadt and that the
revolution etc were working hard to
persuade the troops at Cronstadi to
, mutiny and refuse to the on the war-
ships. Precautions were hastily taken
by the authotitics at Croustadt. The
breech-looks of the guns on board some
0! the warships wore removed. while
detachments of troops were sent on
board other ships.
ST. PETERSBURG, August l.——'i‘lic
report of the murder of M. iierzcn
etlen. the former member of the out
tailed Parliament in which he was a
prominent leader of the Constitutional
Democrats. is confirmed. lie was as-
sasainated at his country house near
Tortokl, Finland, by men in the pay of
the Black Hundred
M. Herzensteia was walking along
the seashore. with his wife and daugh-
ter when several shots were fired at.
him from an unoccupied building. M.
Norsensteln was hit twice and fell
» dead His daughter was wounded in
. ‘ a hand. The murderers escaped.
it... remarkable fan is that three hours
riot in the mu er. a telephone mes-
was received at a newspaper of-
flce from Moscow saying that it was
reported In Moscow that M. licrzcn-
stie‘n had been assassinated
If. Reraenstcln was of Jewish des-
cent and very wealthy.
on the minister of finance in the lie-
war Bones of Parliament attracted
. widespread atwtention He slippertcd
- the Constitutional Democratic scheme
for land expropriation.
Hersensiien was a practical ban.
1! r. having been for a long time the
mercury of the Moscow Lank Bank.
He was a recognized authority on fin-
ancial and agricultural matters. He
. was A leader In all of the
movements. and furnished them all of
their financial data. ills family had
renounced the Jewish faith and be
came orthodox Russians several go-
herotlons ago. He occupied a promin
’i'.
oisr among the peasants.
Mir-The greatest excitement pro
there Is the deepest apprehension rc-
«mate a widespread military consplr
, Sea and Baltic fleets.
‘mp‘b and telephone communica-
heard.
odoldron is understood to be up
flounder Michaclovltcb. broth-
of Emperor Nicholas. A iei
~ claiming to be from the c-om
er of the fortress has been r-o
you dispatch sa‘ys:
" ’_ V mauled."
opotch says:
small ssvi
count up
one we add
Mpspeople are in fear of a can- ’
Hie attacks
zemi V0
tilt place in Moscow society and was
‘ T. PETERSBURG, Augustl, 2: 25
billll in St Petersburg as a result of
> the startling news from Svenborg and
lag the situation at Cronsiadt as
life is .llttle doubt that ho Helm; of
lion of the "Gibraltar on the
‘ Manic” WA! a premature attempt to
any. which involved the seizing of the
no of Sveaborg. Cronstadt and
pol es bases for the revolting
Both
with Cronetadt was cut during the
L but no sound of firing has yet
Although it is learned
. s summons to revolt was issued
ere the chief point now in doubt is
{W other that port of the Baltic fleet.
' lag of a battleship and three
. ru . which were hurriedly sent
atom Revel io iielsingfors upon re-
t of the news of tho mutiny at
“hon. has joincd in the rebellion.
or the personal command of (trend
here. but its meaning is not
will! crew: of foiu' warships
lobes mention the crew
poop boat destroyers and
lueera on Mtcheileaveke. Artillery.
Engineer and other islands composing
the group on which e fortress in
built. ii‘he commander o the artillery.
General anion. was a prisoner duririgw
the night.
The eoelaolie and troops ashore at
Heleingfors have regained entire per
session of Skatudden island.
The blow has caused dismay in
government circles. and the feeling of
alarm is increased “by the bad news
from the" interior.« The strikes are
spreading‘rapidiy. 'i‘heiwhole of the
Debate Basin. the center of the min-
ing and smelting industry, is in the
grip of the strikers. 20.000 walking out
at lisovka last night. while from the
vlcoroy of the Caucasus comes news
that the garrison of Deahlager. con»
mending the. famous iron (late at Der-
bent received the news of the dissolu
tion of Parliament by rising. killing
their commanding cer. installing
themselves in compie control of the
city and placing their sentinels before
the post, telegraph and other govern-
ment buildings.
The revolutionists are wildly juliil~
ant. Although the mutiny at Sveeborg
occurred unexpectedly, they instantly
decided that. they must take advan-
take of it and try to Immediately pro»
clpitate the general engagement be-
tween the government and the. people.
for which thy have been preparing.
They. cxprcss supreme confidence that
the military supports of the govern-
ment will break where they are least
expected. and that the government
will find. when the test comes. the
army divided against itself. and that
units supposed to be loyal will fight on
the side of the people. They declare
that the crews of the warships at St.
Petersburg are ready, and that if the
Cronstadi squadron mutlnies‘all the
ships In the Baltic will soon be In
their hands. The imperial palace at
Peterhof ls under the guns of the
Cronstadt fortress.
Revolutionary omissaiics have been
sent to the ports of Reva], Riga and
tidbau. and if they are successful, the
capital will be immediately hemmed
in by revolutionlsts.
The Roch thinks that a civil war is
at hand.
The Liberals in general believe that
the govcrumcut will now he forced to
discard all pretense of reform and that
a military dictatorship is immediately
ahead.
Admiral Birilcff. the minister of mu
rinc. Is reported to be on the point
cf starting for Hoisiugfors.
WESTON.
Mrs. Sarah Perry and Miss Sadii
Perry spent Monday in Bridgeport.
Miss Annie Fitch has been spending
a few days with Mrs. C. '1‘. Gregory. in
Cannon.
Mrs. Robert Williams, who has boon
seriously Ill for over a weok. is Im
proving.
Miss Eva Ferris has returned from
a visit with Miss Minnie Lyon. ii
Bridgeport.
S. B. Fanchcr.-has returned from a
visit with his brother. .lohn Faucllcr
in Bridgeport.
Miss lone (‘hivcrs. of (lullford.
spending several days with Mr. lint
Mrs. John Fitch.
Miss Grace Keene has returned to
Wostport after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Keene.
Miss Ethel Lockwood and sister
Maude,I have been guests or Miss Dori:-
Godfrey, in Cannon.
Mrs. M. D. Wheeler. of Norwalk.
and miss (‘ora Wheeler. of Bridgeport
are guests of Miss Hattie Gould.
Miss Florence Nash and sister. Miss
Lulu Nash. have returned from a visit
with relatives in Bridgeport.
Miss Eudora Sounders has rciurnet‘
to South Norwnlk. after spending iwr
weeks with Miss Louise Coley.
The Norfield Aid Society will hold a
social on Thursday ovonlnk at
hOllli‘ of Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch.
Rev. and Mrs. .l. l.. Shivcly arc in
Beuaonhurst. 1., l.. today. uttendlns
to Theodore Rancklo.
a frequent visitor iii the Congregation-
al parsonage.
CASE HOLDS NOTES OF $45,000.
WINSTMD, August .l.~A
iilcd a petition In bankruptcy
formcr bearings.
roof to foundation in the hope of com-
but nothing was fund
TRIAL OF CHESTER GILLETTE.
1.-Gover-
nor Higgins today ordered an extra»
ordinary form of the Supreme Court
beginning
case of
(‘hcuter Gillette. who is under arrest
ALBANY. N. Y.. August.
to he held at licrkimer.
August 20. to take up the
at Herkimer. chargcd with the. mar
foimd in illg Moose Luke. last month
" on the spot as revolting,
. oyou ever noticed be)! fast small expebscs' count up and how‘
'many of them look next day?
OUR per cent. to them.
road by adding small sums regularly you will soon have a good-
* ‘ jihat will earn a helpful addition to your salary.
NOT BEGIN AT ONCE!
Norwalk Savings Bank.
”momma... at. we scream, m.....
play
Just as fast, yes. faster for if do
You can begin with a~
‘ i
is.
the.
the wedding of Miss Fannie Robertson
Miss Robert-
son is well known in Weston. being
further
hearing on the affairs of Luther M.
Case. a tobacco buyer. who recently
with
liabilities of 8200.000. was held to
day and It caiuc to light that Cusc
holds notes to the extent of $5,000.
which he had not reckoned upon in the
These notes were
not filed in the schedule of assets in
the bankruptcy court. best night Sher-
iff Middlebrooka went over to Case's
house. and scarchod the place from
lug across some papers of importance
dcr of Grace Brown. whose body was
under circumstances infiltrating foul
”a in ii iii .
opera and the advisory "board an
Wpointedby the recent special city
meeting in regard to the building of
the meeting decided to accept the on.
lginei plans for a filter which have
been previously described. There will
be only a few slight changes in them.
HJobnson. of Boston. on expert
on filtration. was present with the-
committee. i
The changes in the plane will be
slight once and it has been decided to
lower the roof. thus eliminating the
windows. Grained roof construction
will be employed. laid in tWelvo-foot
squares. lighted from manholes. which
can be opened when cleaning the
filter.
The pipe galleries will be left ex-
posed. .
Another meeting was held on Mon-
day night with Mr. Bunting. the con:
structor of the New Haven filter, and
who was the lowest bidder on the plans
for the local filter. \
A meeting will be held next Tues-
day night when the revised plans will
be received and considered.
OBITUARY NOTES.
JAMES VITEI.LA.
The death of James Vitcllu. aged
ten years. can of Joseph Vitoiln. of
2 Laurel street. occurred last night
at the Norwalk Hospital from appou~
dicitia. The funeral will be hold to
marrow at 9 o'clock:"
JAMES BATTLE.
James Battle. of Ely. avenue, who
was operated on for appendicitis. at
the Norwaik Hospital. died yesterday
at that Institution.
FUNERAL .0!“ W. C HOLMES.
The funeml lit the late William C.
Holmes was held this afternoon from
his into home in Fort street. East
Norwalk at 2:30. Rev. Edward Cun-
ningham officiated. The interment
was in Riverside Cemetery. Members
of the 'l‘innors Union acted as pail
bearers.
FUNERAL Oi“ lSAIlEl. MALKIN.
The funeral of [echo] Malkln. dough
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkin
was held yesterday afternoon at 4
o’clock from the family home on Gro
nary Ht‘lliltillfll‘d. Rev. Charles M. Sol.
lcck officiated. ’l‘hc Interment was In
Fhist Norwaik Cemetery. .
FUNERAL 0F HOWARD WOO'I‘ERS.
The funeral of the late Howard
Wootcrs of Marshall street. was bold
yesterday afternoon from the boom
of his brother‘iu-iuw. isuac Still. Rev.
Hugh l3. (.‘arpcnter officiated and the
remains were taken to Dcinwarcdor
Iniermcni.
ri'NnRAi. OF ANDREW KVANCZ.
The funeral of Andrew Kvancz will
'io hold at the home of his father,
itcphcn Kvnncz. this afternoon at "
)‘ciock. Rev. (labricl Dokiis will of-
iiciaie. The interment will be in ltlv
:raiiic Cemetery.
REFORMS iN PERSIA.
'l‘I-IllEiiAN. 'l’crsiu, August l.~
\iusliir Ed bowleh has been appoint-
ed grand vizier and retains the pori-
rolio of orcifgu affairs which he held
under Ain m Douleh. the retiring
grand vizier.
A functionury has been sent to Kum
whore. the mullahs recently establish-
cd thcmsclvos as a protest against the
zovcrumcnt's actions in an endeavor
to porsuudc tho mullahs to return
hero. The bazaars have been closed
and them has been a complhte stagna-
tion of business since their depart-
“TO.
The refugees under the protection
of the British legaiion now number
nearly 13.000. They continue to insist
on their demands for reforms, and are
becoming excited.
it is believed that the now grand
vizier intends to lnltiate political and
financial reforms.
FREIGHT STEAMER CYRlI.
ASHORE.
ST. JOHNS. N. K. August l.——iiav‘
lug lost her position in a dense fog.
the freight steamer Cyril from Miral‘
miclii, found for England. ran ashore
(0-day at, Portuguese Cove. west of
Cape Race. The crew were rescued.
but the steamer will probably be a to
tal loss. Two other steamers in the
fog off Capo Race have been whistling
and it. is finned they may meet‘ the
same fair that liefell the Cyril. Ar-
rangements have been made with the
whaling vessels Avalon and Humber
for the salvage of the wrecked ship‘s
cargo. The Cyril was built at Whlt«
by. England. in 1888. She is of
1469 tons‘ not register and Is owned
by 'i‘urnbull Brothers of Cardiff,
Wales.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELB.
SiANCONSiin‘.. Mass. August 1.—
Slcaiuer Majestic, from Liverpool and
Quoenstown for New York. was in
wireless communication with the stu-
tion here when 130 miles east of Non-
tucket Lightship at 8 a. Ill. today.
SABIJE iSIiANl). Jilly iii.-8teiimer
Majestic. from Liverpool and Queens.
town. was In wireless communication
with the station here when 105 miles
southeast. of this point at. i a. m.. in-
dny, Will probably dock about 7:30
a. in, Thursday.
SIASCONBE'I‘. Mass. July 31.—-
Steamer Finland. from Antwerp and
Dover for New York. was in wireless
communication with the station here
when 100 miles east of Nantucket
Lightship at. 5:40 a. in. today. Proban
bly dock at 7:30 a. m..,Wedueaday.
ALLEGED IlGAMloT CAPTUHID.
PORTLAND. Maine; August l.-~
Special Otllcer Willard F. Fitch. of
the force. has detained a stranger
pending investigation, whose identity
he declines to revaai. and he refuses
to speak of the case in any way. Olty
Marshall Peterson and other police otw
floors refused to say to-day whether
ii‘rith's action started a report at Asb-
vllle. N. on that; Lord Douglass. the
alleged bigamist sought by the police
of many suites. had been captured
here. Private 'advices received here
from Ashvliie told of the report pro.
valent. there
W i
a sand litter was held Saturday: and .
transits Iv .
Tits dill-roan assessor.
GUEST. 0! ROBERT WIBIR.
The members of the South Norwalk
Arlen Society k a trolley ride to
Steeplechase {a a,nd last night and
had a very please t time as guests of .
Robert Weber. be Bridgeport. So
ciety was at the island and a regular
concert resulted. The return was
somewhat delay by the fact that, a
fire broke out in he West lnn.1lrldgo-
port, and fire been laid across the trol-
ley tracks tracks stopped the. car.
The Arions enjoyed the fire neverthev
loss and were not displeased at the de-
lay
USED CARVING KNIFE ON WIFE
NEW YORK. August l.»During a
quarrel at their home in Harlem to
day Martin Schnablc. 34 years of age
a mail wagon driver. probably fatally
stabbed his wife with a carving knife.
Schnablo fled and has not been arrest-
od. Mrs. Soliuable had asked for 26
cents from her husband to repay a
loan from a neighbor and tho quarrel
resulted.
The largest room in the world is
the room for self improvement.
‘ ARE GETTING
their money's worth at our store.
01
than ever.
offers choice of the best fabrics made.
BLACK caswofl
BLACK mousing AND BRILLIAN-
rinse.
BLACK mums.
l
BLACK
a .
Nickel Tea Kettles
050
No.8 Wash Boilers, copper bot- I
toms m..-$100
Galv. Foot Tubs
.-...........
see. a his 3 mm: BUILDING.
BLACK Danes Goons. . .
We have Jilwaya made a specialty of Black Dress (locus. and the values we offer this season are better .
A Black Dress. Skirt or Jacket should be a part of every woman's wardrobe. Our Black Goods stock
BLACK VOILIO..; ,, . ‘
BLACK WOOL doors on CHINE. suit with» sun ALL wdoi. litre
stack TAMIII.
o .hu- l
' BLACK INOADGLOTHO. ', 'i '
HiET‘l'Ao.
earners.
Housefurnishing Department.
llound Wash Boilers 25c No. 6 Parlor Brooms .........190
this Toasters 36o Mops complete 19c
mm 3 Pkgs. of Toilet Paper
Chamber Pails 290,(lood Whisk Brooms 9c,Gas Burners. complete 29c
.......100 Flat irons, per lb. 3c
Post Cards.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF NORWALK
VlE
Auuusi Macalihes
NOW ON SALE._
NOVELS .10c AND 250
modem in HYA'I'I‘, vNonwam, Conn. -
WEST WASHINGTON ST»
sou'rH NORWALK.
WM. A. BRlfififRNAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 13% Washington 8!.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
.,
The. Greatest of all.
course there will always be dull peo-
ple in the world who pass by good
C AS SECURE!
$ A new
WEI. Li NGTON
Standard Visible Typewriter.
terms. r’é‘lfifi’ufl" be d on our
particulars. address ‘
'l'loWlllls-e Mtg“ ulI‘woyNN. city
things without seeing them. but that's
no reason why you should join the
July facnfme
unhappy Tthroug.
HE writs PEOPLE
tuinituic.
Goods, Low Prices and Liberal Credit.
3 Mo. ’tNulo
A. J. ANGWNE & SON.
suamrin‘ie. are.
S]
. amassed“. cons.
too—ens" ATTRACTIONS—100
George c. Tllyou'e Gorgeous
Concerts, Delightful Sail,
illumination.
With round trip sail, 35 cents.
COFFEE
else.
where for 30c.
delightful beverage.
Tea Co.
126 Washington it.
Next Deer to PootuOffles.
Phone, use—2.
SALE
NOW GOING
‘ John Webber. who was seriously is»
hired by a cow in New Canaan has
wavered consciousness at the Nor-
l wfikr. Hospital. and is exported to re-
I
dont pass our store for they know it
is the best place ih town to buy their
We offer evely Iuduceinontwlioncot
134 Washing on .
g m Norwoilt. Collin
[[BHASE ISLAND
including Salt Water Bathing, Roll-
er Skating. Dancing. Free Vaudeville.
(leorgoous
viii ’ ll sun to
We have the goods. being the largest
importing retailcrs in the country; we
are able to give our customers coffee
onevquarter to oriethird better than
the same moucy will buy anywhere
Our 25c a pound Mocha and Java
tip the scales on any you can buy else-
ii's a perfect blend and produces a
The Union Pacific
Io. Norwalk.
Free Delivery. '
NOTICE
ms «usurious FORMERLY
cououcrso IV THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. couuscricuy AVENUE.
WILL as conrmusnnv as AT
rue ems rues. '
MRS.]ii[.TARLOV.
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 so 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 ours at any price.
New telephone number 652-.
"Ill Farris 803' (:0.
w iwwww
“GlOVER'S “if PlMJE.’
Lamas. moths-Mo cHiLnaaN'a
OXFORDS.
FOR MEN AND WOMIN,
$4.00 and $5.50.
PXONI “I.
“win has uiu or:
The Copyright (letting 06.,
0 NORTH MAIN STR‘IT.
n
Sales
to. now going on
of our big store.
This sale was not uoiten up for
lhc purpose“ of faking the public.
We aunt uour opinion and m..,
dict. We want nor to come in and
take advantage of our areal offer-
ings. This is an event of a life-
time.
Don't let money slip through
your fingers without spending it
where it brings the beat returns.
At this store you will always
find honest clothing values. You
will make no mistake in buying
your clothing and inmlsblngs
here.
GET THE HABiT—GO T0
. , OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HARRY 000 DWIN.‘ Mgr.
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