' orrleu for ten years: ‘ headaches and dissiness‘sad operate!» a dull pa in across my hips. f . roasiiy and tho-trouble. was sir ‘ molh’lim lits w... and tilt 'l'ussdsys of will! and u .oiesprsd fit negligent: m an. N s. -ml inn m- units... . p. appointment to tithe the seasons. in Paris lately by, her husband. though the be of its kind in France.'is also initial triumph of semi. my in European universities bask as. the‘iaiddle; ma: dad‘s .i‘glthat' the University of he sed a woman doctor of oulders when her father ‘d‘ to wear it himself. The ‘ Q. however. seeing her beau- hoind a curtain; and the _ vel- saw the face of, their FASHION. AIID CULlNARY. * WRINKLIU. , Someone writes for "directions how to authors mildew from articles. of othing. “l have' seen very bad spots (moved by soaking the garments to. soar milk for a day or two and then washing. but one must make sure there are so double thicknesses in the ma: tonal. elsedthe milk will get inside ' “pthickcn and it. will be next to 5. ”this to get the particles out. i restroom of people using lemon ‘ Land salt for such stains but do , ow how eilicacious they are. it ' ” a good remedy perhaps she Md he willing to contribute it. ' is not unexpected on could not be contented with room likil'ts any longer even if . :is enjoying them. A . gown that actually hangs on the walk their-out and sides as well is one Milli most foolish fashions that‘was‘ dyer-devised, yet such designs are al- yi'dody being offered ‘for early fall in some of you w t to do a iittie . military that can be worn in .the toll. ” a handsome white silk suit: as ”I. swam and embroider tag M a showy pattern. ra - statics: .53.... and do it in self dolor , Thais silk waists embroidered so .oolor are to be fashionable. (tidbit. tho’ "filglishwcmsn." of- . -« one fond. cream dressing to who object to the use of Milo It is equally good with lettuce with cold chopped cooked vegeta~ tor potato salad, or cold meats or Best one egg slightly. add two tasspoonfuls of sugar. one lev- sait. and one level of mustard; N with three-fourths cup of What cream. Set over boiling adding a less of butter as large sills" wanut. Stir until well and dissolved. All a snap finned cider vinegar. a littl ‘ ‘ *thn hot and smooth. lag teaspocnfni com- .dlssolvod in a little water. Nit! bottle. This should be of i. ~ ., of rich cream. it will fl» liar m. in the ice box. 533%; courtly dressed man wears f - w'hayqs mods covered buckles the be . , . that all men do / of the little tabs on to keep them from slipping , strollers. oils make up very handsome- ' stsummer wear. . ‘ color effects are obtained by toasty taffeta coats of color on . white linen skirts—admira- lorsd. lJilac is one of~tha fa- ' colors tor this purpose. W .PARTY lN 'i'HI TRUANT. n. nomad took out a part! I 'l‘rusot Tuesday at ht ,tsaIl oaths Sound. ho ., Galina!” a number of and : mom. had a time an stopped a i ths‘Norwslk Yacht Club in that no so my ovuaairs. so ill D. , All!!! I’D! . ofdyssmitscn , g 7 near hero ”hi l" “W! ‘ 3 is son William and - swore instant!)V rs killed in the , mid 3st clears: ' ommend them to anyone suffering Price so ” ; New . revolutionary movement they might - Hacking party was lost by the hrs of d “a MW flotilla; A Dorset: , ‘ y." tantalum The diamond of hr nary non ‘ :th dads softwood core? sash . . ' a M Eliminator lathe at“. of "Mods . . Dilutions Porter. ‘ as. South .Norwsik, My! cluttered from air no m At“ dig“ that out heavy W ways morevnoticcable it! caught cold, or during a spell of dampvweather. Dean’s Kidooytrllls and iii Store lml - 3 so. , n snatbsn mooning-ml be- ‘ ‘ ' Isa using’them. left ma‘wand though several months thumbs have elapsed since i used thoremsdy. l but had no rehtrn of my old troll~ blesi My husband was a troubled with backache and kidne . complaint and Dean‘s Kidney Pills 'did him a wonderful lot of good. We both ren- from kidney ailments." ‘ Forsnle by all dealers. Jiostshdlilburn 00.. Buffalo. k. sotoagents for the United States.“ ' ‘ » ' ‘ gilemsmben the name—~Donn'sa—and it other. .. ‘ ‘_ Rumored outbreak At " . ‘ ‘ Cronsisdi‘ , (Continued on Fourth Page.) ., . g , . . . tidal); the-The collapse of the mat- iny at Bvenborg, coupled with the Wdown'oi'the plans of the rsvolu» t “inlets to secure possession of the Bui- infill!) good provoke on immediate ‘ us it". . ,nstadt, greatly changes til" coitustlon. The spirits of the gov- srdment officials hava risen and dhose of the revolutionlats are corresponding- ly depressed, and the arrange‘ents for ordering a general strike on Sab urdny'may be countermandcd. The strike in Finlaniigis already a failure. owing to the fact that the‘mcre lntcl- ligent of the Flow did not support it as they realised that by placing them- ielves at the head of a purely Russian lustity rephissls and ieopnrdise their newly granted liberties. .» The latest reports show that all the minors to the effect that the Baltic squadron Was in- the bands of the "nutlneers were untrue. When the mutineers. who were led by agitators from the shore and who believed that the squadron was coming to their res- ;ue. found that hope in that direction was crushed, diasensions broke out Liliana them and they turned their guns upon each other. those who had ieterminedu to die rather than surren- icr shooting into the ranks of their more faint-hurled comrades who hoisted the white dag"... , - i . An: .oillchsi telegram-Vfrom liaising- lors announces that all the mutlneers of the influence! Bvenborg have our rendered. and that by order of the em- peror courtgariiais are being institut- :3 for the tailor the tiles implicat- SEVASTOPOis. Aug. 2.~Admirsl Skrydloif, commander of the Black Sea fleet. ascribed the unrest in the ilebt not to the economic demands of the men. but to, the revolutionary propa- ganda and thev’attitude-of a small num- bber of the omcers. He did not flatter iilmselt with the belief that-the task it restoring order would be an easy as. = . HELSINGNRS. Finland. Wednee‘ dsyaAug. 1, 0:40 p. m.—-—When the cob respondent elm Associated Press at» rived here this afternoon from St. Petersburg the situation was practical- ly unchanged. The imitlnous artillery- uen were still holding out. aided by the regiment of suppers and miners which had Joined them in the mutiny. Throughout the day no artillery battle was fought between the north and‘ south batteries of the main island of Svenborg. From a place of vantage. the correspondent was chin to see shells occasionally strike the barracks and fortifications, causing fires to start up. The mutlncers at that time seemed to. have the upper hand and the Rus- sian commander was forced toileq with 2.000 loyal infantry to the furth- ermost part of the southern section of the town of Bveshorg, where he was holding out. ’ The Bvesborg fortress is composed of seven islands, of which Bvcahorg island In the center. Half of Sven- borg. with half of Sandhanim island were in the hands of mutlnoua nrtil- lerymcn and ssppors and miners, with the government fort-cs commanding the other halves of Handhamm and Svesborg islands. and the whole of Lsngoru. Nicholsies linrskka islands. The permanent fortifications on fives. borg island were badly damaged by the shell lire exchanged between the combs at». it is claimed that the troops Hsrskka island. the nearest to this place, could silence the guns of the mutinoers. but the soldiers refused to hrs on their comrades, although they remained faithful to the govern ment. ,The mutlncns srtillerymcn were will-fortified, not only being able to hold their positions, but seemingly having the upper hand and the large ll-inch guns in the bands of the for-cos cg the government did not seem l have the slightest ufftwt on the cart - works held by the routine-ore. though stone and brick fortifications suffered considerably. The correspondent saw a charge [pf ornmunt infantry on Bveiiborg s- nd repulsed by the mutlaeors. 'l‘hs linfoniry succeeded in creeping up in a spot near the Russian church. keep- ing well out at sight, and ilnsliy they made a rush at t e positions held bl the fillillllOlll soldiers. not the a machine. guns and they st once broke fled. leaving many dead sud wountdeld turtle“. mild." t ‘ o n y s c it won over tic singfors‘ m many bullets fell in the town. resulting in several persons bolus wounded. “Rainier-cements of government at «and... stain . ”I says": "1 . i was advised to go to Plslsted’s Dru, , ‘ and ashes . , on Sandbamtn island and make-an ef- ‘ fort to crossthe‘channel and take the shawl b‘s’s’or by alsil. on. J. H. concoct: a son. ' "IWKG'ho . night on sl'limsil pen usuln near the fortifications occupied by the mutineers mutineers in front and rear. The lat ter haVe but little food left and if they do not succeedJu replenishing their supplies soon they will be unable to hold out. ‘ ~ , As this dispatch is being written the sound-“of thechrlng of big guns on- nounccs that the struggle. after s short interval of cessation. has recom« manned. - 1* ‘ Great excitement prevails here. The ten). under the combo“ of Johan Koch, has appealed to the Films to strike in support of the "brave heroes of the Russian revolution." but 'a gen- eral strike is regarded as impossible at present, . The railroad was torn up for several miles near Bilhlmakl. to prevent rein- forcements of troops arriving here, but the railroad men have succeeded In effecting temporary repairs. Telegraph communication between Helsin tors and St. Petersburg was cut, ho a railroad wire is now work- nll- The railroad officials (leclare that the "allrond men have no desire to go on strike. ‘ ~- There was no firing at’Sveaborg or the other islands in the vicinity dur- ing the night or this morning. and no definite news has been received today from the connect-“the mutiny. 'l‘hc oillcial decline to mtlke any state- ments. but it is asserted from reliable source that the niutiiieers with the exception of a few on the smaller ls- lnnds. who havo a few guns. have surrendered. The prisoners are being loaded in- batches, guarded by loyal troops. ‘They are sullen and seem to? have little thought 6M punishment which awaits them. the? - , ‘ .TIh‘l.lS, Caucasus. Ang‘. amllpcn the " ... vw-I, POPULAR, . momma Watch lllll of Block Island. RAIL TO NEW LRNDON AND ems: a Wednesday, Aug.8 A Special Express 'l‘rnin with first- class equipment. will leave: South Norwalk, 7:05 o. m.; West- port, 7:12 a. in.; Bouthport. 7:23 a. m.: Fairfield. 7:27 a. m. Connecting at. New London with steamer Block Island, for Watch Hill or Block island. Steamer due Watch Hill at 10:66 a. m.. Block island at 12:80 noon. IXCURSiON RAT: .......... 01.50 Excursion Tickets, the number of which will.be strictly limited. will no good only on the Special Train and date as above; and mustihe purchased before taking the core. or ,regulsr’ fare will be collected. Purchase In advance and avoid disappointment on the day of the Excursion. BEAUTIFUL MARiNE VI£WB. IKCELLINT SURF BATHING. FAMOUVD OHORE DINNIRS. Returning Boat leaves Block island at 2:15. p. m.. and Watch Hill at 3:30 p. in“. Rpeclal return trnin leaves New tendon at 5:15 p. in. THE le YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROLARICOMPANY. wresult. of the gensr ‘ . international Protectit‘e and Benefit , Association of the united States and ‘ Blinds. int night. .dbmit ‘300 litho- Rod Guard-(the armed Socialist leg-é . , simsnt . rm the lemmas 3 , to at.l)srbent. wit it bad mut- ,. p . surrendered and handed over their oust-sum to the conceit com- mander. Telegraphic communication With Deshio .r has unaltered. Haw Haven ti“ consensus or ‘1’ new HAVEN. a " ‘ strike issued by to: ldtbogrspher's grahers and helpers. dtcgemployed by four concerns in this city failed to re- .port for work gods .‘ there being a complete tie-up n t trade among the folding box idiodfscturers. With- out the lithographer‘s. feeders stone grinders and artists unnot work and hence the too are thrown out of work for n time being. The lithographora demand an eight or day. this demand being made on ly 9. and the strike has been tin-ent- sued for some time. Up to the time of the strike the ilthograhers had been on s schedule of an hours a week. WILL HOLD TROLLIY u‘i‘OOK FOR - FWR YEARS. smsron. August s.»_-i was made known hero today‘thst to majority of stockholderswof‘the Bristol and Pininville Truancy company formed a combination. lastplght, and pledged themselves to retain their holdings for a period of at..lesst five years. These stockholders represent 1.800 of the 2,500 shares of' a capital stock of the company, so the r action of last night means that the traction com» psny will remain in the control of lo cal men'for at least five years. A few of the stockholders have been selling sharo'shof late. and It was reported that e roads holdings were about to change hands. one of the bidders for the stock. it was understood. being the Consolidated Railway Company. it was also said that a 'l‘orrington man representing an outside company. hmktnken up some of the capital s . " w “m..—aw,» _.._._...¢..~......... lue Serge Suits). _ at $5.00 Sites 3413.“. ‘ Formerly sold at ””0 touted A chance to arm-”a good suit at a small price. Reason: Broken lots of a ravine: deacon. . gs. Our semi-annealed ‘ of Trous- $1.85; Now in progress. b... in 0 Open' "outlay; Whitfield”. and 8‘1“”:me i Joseph Davis. rAiLo OLO'I'HII MATTER. FURNISHIR. I Washington direct. South Nor-walk. m..“. l \ woe “mm..."‘rikfil’u. 1968 On and After June to the New and Commodloua ' STEAMER HUNTINGTON CAWAIN WILLIAMWOUNGB. Loon. Huntington for Norwalk. Moddsys and Fridays at 0:46 a. m. and 2:85 p. in. Leave Norwsik for huntingion on Mmdsys and Fridays at 8:46 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. ’ Excursion Tickets .............. lion Oinis Faro .............. 400 0 lidrsn 5 to 12 years: She: linglo Faro, 25c. Will stop at Veils drove Mondays and Fridays in signal. Faro from Norwsik: Excursion, liound trip, Passengers from Norwalk by 8:46 a. in. host will have live hours at Val- . . c. Assistant General Passenger Agent. Opp. Telephonshuhongo. Iceni [run so saunas DAIN'tlfl. i iII'AdTOiIY arson. ff , arrived here this morning. ox; .rhf two companies of the it p i- dols ”Motors. mutant commanders m autism t Be Cool. Comfortable" snd Unto—Date. ‘ Use an Electric Laundrii iron. .. The Reed it Volk Electrical Compton. ream Fracture sail cos-ranss. are. we erase ssaov re sueetv . ssssncr srsuosnp Madurai-runs mo in ssvsnsi. m..... ‘scirv or race one sonar em BALLONI. ‘ or rooms snonros rus reissue tins yr WILL say you re on one court lsy Grove and 4 hours at Huntington. m .Phono seq. is: calm icss. sudliss'rs. no. ITI AND OAT- ‘ i war vou stream as: .Prlcos . scans-as: ’t‘ I: t ‘ . a must. uOtEWMWm..." G wub stands. grease cooking utensils. etc. Clearing: tubs only. sn‘d without scratching. Put a T0! hon steel knives a outstsins. alto 0d rust from ‘ inadpolishit. Quickly cleans burnt pansjsndrpocking «utensils. Take all fingqspots on walls. clean paint. Clean marble or white stone at ‘. Take of! stain from fingers without ittjury.‘ ‘ ‘ _ ' Sold by all Grocers 10c. FRED FEARR 00.. Uniform. can. Kilin QMARLRS' HIA nocnannsr. Ron . —--Dr. Bussl. the Italian , has been stayin with King Charles of Roumanis at Basia“. a health resort in the Carpathian Mountslns."rsports that the king's health. concerning which some anxiety has been espress- ed, has made great progress. and that his majesty is now on the road to complete recovery. fSOAP 6 NAPTHA ' Mimi- 3- yslclan who 3- 25¢ a ..................... 7 email: 25c 8 some ...................... Misc hi odors * NORTH Mam-an the Eye means more than the were trying on of different glasses if done atthb op- tical rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped ofllces in South Nor-walk. he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable eye tests and the best results are as sured 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 auildlng, South Norwsik. Conn. Special appointments at convenience of patron. ' Oillcc Hours. 8—il:ifi, 12:45—41; Saturday evenings. 7—9. imusemtnll’ai , usaoow eraser. sous-ii nonwsait. count. ' h‘ lassbsii Ivory Oaturd'sy and Holiday. Flna new field, easy of scam from all ports at the town. dunfcrtablo Grand stand and Good. Clean domes Assured. ! ' .E.‘ .- July 28th. Cuban Xstliants. August Oil}, IETHEU. Norwaili imusrmuil 60. HOYT'S rnsa'ra's. ONE WEEmMENClNG MONDAY. JULY SOTO-i. MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. Hoyt and Larry Present thallium Suck it. Futurist" MR. HARRY 0. .IOWNE. In a repertoire of high-class plays. in- troducing high-clue vaudeville hs~ tween acts. Tuesday Night—in His power. Wednesday Night—Way of the West. Thursday Night-Rival candidates. Frldsy Ni ht—Wflel tin. osturdsy stins amiiia. Daturdsy Minute—Tho Wsslsrn Girl. Ina, see. we Matinee-40o. 80s; children. 100. Costs on sale beginning Thursday. July 20th. ~ . LADIII' TiGKIT. This coupon and ids can he muon- sd at the a cities for a choice rosew- od sost rs I o'clock Monday. July W m.....W - “ as 7. misc rumor“ at- , instil to- is‘ program will he postponoment is on account of rain. renew or comrades Incur- BAN BEAaTiAN. Spain; August 1.— The treaty of commons betweenthe United States and Spain, the proto- col of whichiwss recently signed. was finally executed last night. ' the better. and would advisewyour inspection. your figure. ‘ o R A G STYLE, N0. 87—Made' of fine quality coutille. full gored, medium length. a good model, 75c. " R A G 8TYLE, NO. 663——Made of fine batiste. bias cut. medium hip and excellent. model for slim or medium figures, 31.00. 'R a. o ’BTYLE, N0. 397—Medium length. short hip. low bust, made of fine coutille. with sateen strips, no side steels, 31.00. R C q LlNGERlE CORSET—0r one batiste. straight front. full gored, low bust. short hip, a beautiful model for slender figures, 91.00. 'R a o ants, NO. s—snm Em ,plre corset for very slight figure, fine quality coutlllls, sateen strips. lace trim top and bottom, 31.00. R I G OTYLE. N0. lad—Fine quali- ty batiste. bias gored, long or deep hip, medium bust. $1.00. “ R'fl G STYLE. NO. filo—Mode of ‘ bntlsie, very long from and short hip. MASK ‘ hf. st of Police Bernard. lust when shown ‘ Associated .Press dispatch fromM land, Maine. relative to the arrest of “Lord Dougie“: for alleged MW. stated that be had no authority to or- der the release of the British noblev man in tail in that city. He sold tho authoriti at Portland should release him on air own responsibility it they are certain of his identity. The chief further stated that he bud not as yet, received any message from Portland concerning the detentiongof BoSfon store. Corse—t Talk. There nr'e many kinds and many varieties of corsets. it w0uld be un- lllach and every corset has some special feature and advantage. must necessarily have to win its patrons' approval. Judging from the universal demand for the well-known R a. G corset, and the most satisfactory reports of our culitomers we are inclined to the opinion that there is no better for general use than R G. G. in accordance with this demand,-we have every style and attain stock full bias out, “.50. is being unloaded ‘Pei Bali 6250 Maud , S Flour the genuine Lord Douglas. . W ...... , . wise for us to say to n. discriminating public. that some particular make is [t Competent salesladles to assist in selecting the style best adapted to .See Special Window Displau. R O. G STYLE, NO. tau—New deep hip, model for the average figure. made of French coutiile. hose supporters front and side. 81.50. R d. 6 STYLE, N0. ass—Made of very fine batiste tapering waist, deep hip. full gored. $2.00. R a G STYLE, NO. tin—Made or fine quality coutille, excellent model for the average figure, deep hip. hose supporters front and side, 81.00. R d. O STYLE. NO. 827—Made of fine quality sterling cloth, straight front. full gored. low bust and deep hip. 31.00. R a G STYLE. NO. dab-Fine quali- ty coutiiic. straight front. gored, all bcnes stayed at bottom. deep hip. good model for mediumvilgures, 81.50. R C G STYLE. No. Zia—Fine quali- ty coutllle, long, deep hip. straight front. full gored and excellent model for medium and full figures. ”.00. R t G STYLE. M—Taperlng waist. ihlsn bust. deep hip. for‘ilichtoruned- tum figure; made of superior quality of contille. hose supporters front and sides. $3.00. to-dail. If uou, want nice fresh Flour and nice white Bread just use our Maud S Brand. a... $5.55 1 Limited to ' you wish inl‘llilssiliio.‘ CRACKERBI-‘Wa im a large and damn 1" .i ‘ PiCNIC.-Our store a 4s COFmElf-W com m, Good Thin BONEDACHIl'iltEHs-d‘he moon is now goods are Wt on the market and nuance-nuantckit‘sburs ran to puritycand cleanliness. km su- i . . ‘1...’ _~ * Telephone. \ THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. NewYorkGrocery'Go scorn nonwatx. NORWALK. opsningfup loll Boned Chicken. Richards & Robins' have a large sale. We can rupply you with anything and ‘sitrsstlvs supply of siikindsd Fresh Crackers, both imported ”Wilton the full variety of not“; goods, which are above question I headquarters for Plants Novelties. Whoa go outing. drop in sndsssm. f surname-Minuteman more than a nun harm than you can so Maui. monsoon ,‘dlslin the same on our lapel-b Moos. Teas no». , so forthsaiorlyusll‘mii‘hobostoisv' , g to the shore or planning an , kills tosrkot shards. ‘
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