atria limits at the city
,, tit i£3 more handful’ei
assistant to people a
.‘hss thIt you might wor.’
rent one every holiday of
without putting foot inside
altar there are today no rew-
churches. each of which
tot a population of less than
M‘ the aggregate number
is 1,418.: while the
re osmotic... for 2-
iding‘ Illness two seats
lblefiorsbipper, includ-
m
).0‘Ilibrldvertisement is from
‘ newspaper: “ “The hotels
"situation. surrounded ot‘s
. III the wood cuisine. the
mmMnfioa with moderate
V good conveyances with
‘ a for salmon and trout
o ascending of the surround
thins has done this place well
_ praised of all travelers. .bl.
andlord is spoken lilngllehb
D
IS TO GUARDS’ CAMP.
Poeoautious Taken to Keep Him
Isfaw While There.
PETERBBURG, August ll .——lu
of the attempt on the life of
{Duke Nicholas Nicholsievitch.
0. at Krasnoye-Selo. the em-
mutilated by his entire fam-
‘ a major portion of the court.
, Krasnoyeflelo to spend a
the GuerdI’ camp. Six ad-
Guard regiments have gone
dump from St. Petersburg and
rigid precautions have been
rothect the safety of his
ring his stay at Krasnoye
The railroad station at it. Pet-
is heavily guarded and no
are allowed. to leave there for
e—Selo. except after being in ugly
. A grand review is sch
August 20. after which the
Inmily will go to Tsarskoselo
of returning to Peterhof, al
some of the papers report that
the intention of the imperial
to lmnedlately go hysea t2
the Crimea, and spend th
ill
. Aflotrw AT ooeoos STATION.
gas have been made at
.. station recently. A new
of. III. lifeline, is to take
of station Agent F. 0.
be over atmthago replaced
of the railroad'a business
this time Monroe resigned. the
tad of four men, and Mon-
’5 assistants salted for more
’ railroad company did not
.put on In additional force.
sud the others resigned
hand that the increased
at Colcob dld
tar crew. and the work
ecu since by six and seven
HAN mfilflfi TO [“04
01800 August Ii. «The
I today that .i. 0
train director at the flaw
in Chicago. has accepted
, 0.000 a "1"” from an Bing.
. to go to [Ali-
- ie the coin
y's Ameri-
‘Willlsm tools. it is
”de
nhis
' sector I the as
iaryof’iflMaysar.:;
I .'
.ef Watsrhurr. shotc
into the um and
sits in an attempt too.
. highs 'i‘h
took city this weak. The”
1.. the sdlutant general to I
on an“ limb
MM 5M blood ”I!
screens as-
m Mt. N. 00er ill. Whistler. com
form not kuowins the law gush the
. ' _ "in
the Jambashes his gun was {sunlight ho
' new?» a cash bond for his so
townwthere are still 5
Monroe. for twenty-five years is
3”“.Mtflri daemon
rim
mitts
on bird life. the Iubisot to his
«I ,Minilleewds
nuts scam oi
as it is
the a: excuse
some
need
meta
, o. . Id
th ag of the shooting. looking
ten to his heels and I not
since. .» Some of his friends
utterance in court on Wednesday
”gerxgi'bmtfi lini‘snholled i: will!l have
s p n e an peep e an Ito
their illeul shooting. p
Observations of bird life at Lake
nuance. N it. was very pleasing, one
incident I ily of nine white-
mm“. in. 3333.500“ ., "“i
y e pat-cute.
birds being especially so.
Photographs of a black bill cuckoo‘s
seat with a young bird which some-
thing has killed. which the old bird
had pushed out of the seat while still
eating for the remaining bird was
units..-
The next meeting will be held at the
horns 'of Mrs. Quinlard, iii Main
tItreet, Norwalk.
Sixty-four varieties of birds were
seen during July. as follows:
Herring gull. green heron. black-
crowned night heron, spotted aband-
piper. quail osprey, scheecb owl. yel-
low-billed cuckoo, black-billed cuckoo.
king fisher, downy woodpecker. bicker.
whip-poor-wiii chimney swift, hour
n‘I‘ing bird. king bird. crested flycatch-
er. phoebe, wood pcwee. ‘blue jay.
crow. stapling. bob-olink, cow bird.
red»winged black bird meadow lark,
sitimore oriole. purple granitic. purple
finch. gold finch. llsh sparrow, ves-
per sparrow. ohipp g sparrow. field
sparrow song sparrow. chewink, rose-
breasted grosheck, indigo bunting.
scarlet tsnneger. barn swallow. cedar
waswiug. red-eyed virlo. warbling
vorio, yellow-thronted virio, white-
ed virio. black and white Warbler,
bus-winged warbier. yellow warbier,
myrtle warbler. chestnut-sided warb-
ler. oven bird mnlstannn water
thrush. Maryland yellow throat. red
start, chat. cat bird brown thrasber.
house wren white- breasted nuthatcb.
ohicsdee. wood thrush. Wilson: thrush
(voery). robin. blue bird.
”I.
HE WAS CNBADLED IN SUGAR ‘
3
Ieckwith. of Hadiyma, New Weighs
3“ Pounds
HARTFORD August ii. —'l‘he Mid-
dletown correspondent of the (‘oursnt
writes:
William Beckwlth. of Hadlyme. who
was such a tiny baby that his parents
could place him in a sugar bowl and
put the cover on, new weighs 005
pounds and is the fattest than of the
lower Connecticut river valley. When
Dr. Stork brought William to the
Beckwith ' homestead it was feared
that he would not live long. Just to
get an idea of the newcomcr's real
dimensions the nurse put the babe in-
to a medium slacd sugar bowl. which
caused his maiden nunis. when they
pooped over the edge. to murmur.
”Oh. the sweet. little thing." But
William survived the rigors of I. lind-
lyrne winter and commenced to was
big and strong. Finally he becomes
of the village. After he came to man's
estate he began to take on flesh and
he is still doing the some thing. Re
easily the groaning scales registered
300 pounds under III III.
in spite of his tremendous weight
he is able to get around pretty fast.
Recently the married men of Bath
lyme played the unmarried men in
baseball and Mr. Beckwiih covered
right garden for the helical ts. Ac-
cording to a Hadiyme scribe ill did
great execution with the willow and
scored the first run."
As a shad fisherman few can excel
in lladlyme waters and keeps up his
good work during the season. He
handles the net with ease and ssility.
Recently he fell overboard when fish
lug one night and before he was safe
in the boat aaain considerable water
had been churned.
NIW APPARATUB 'OR ANTIL-
LIRVHIN.
Gansrai cola Likely to Order Needed
m[out mot After investigation.
his). A.iiuli commanding the
.0.. Onset Arllilay battalion.“
maklgoarra moments to have Mil.
rgs Ii. Coleus a visit to this
loci Is to at
apparatus in the Third
armory rhino! the Wilma a
new as or gun pm
wooed Wrap paratus and
3.00%?“ “it"? “Md:
3 can go
flinthecrcerr‘pu rem '
Aeuslerases will he said with
innocent of the New tendon srtiliery
district'l‘hs 'l‘hsvisit must be Intends
icrs0oional Whistler leaves 0;;' his
yids to have {hunted so him-
the end forth,“ no that thou- ‘
manly young fellow and the bean ‘
him. He usually lands the first shad .
”ess- and use II; was: Curtain
MI. new” jss the.
promised to
thorities and Micro motion
leading to the extermiustion of the Pu-
'I’hers are various houses for the
grit new. ~
I I an 0
inc tuihal‘mlil'ocqéaucv I v
n c b so I ernor Ii 0!-
rs his political opponents claim? cans»
edit the recent compasses. n is Id
dad that bad the late First Lieut. John
will. James. of the Mill infantry. pos-
tossed correct information he would
not have done out with a small force
August 0. The fight occurred in the
darkness and the troops were the via
thus of a hole rush of supern’umbers.
during which their rides were of no
use. The bodies of ”out. James, Con-
tract Surgeon Calvin D Snyder. Pri-
vate William 1.0mm and Mathias
Zack have been buried at Tacloban.
Governor his has decided togpoint
a commission to visit the. dis
districts and hold meetings orth e town
councils to impress the people with
the necessity of cooperation and sup
port in exterminatlng the Pulnjenes.
The outlaw baud numbers about 1300
and is being greatly increased by the
leaders forcing peaceful farmers to
participate in raids. threatening them
with death if they refused. ‘ These re-
cruits are armed with holes. The real
Pulslanea do not trust them with guns.
' The special term of the court was
ordered at Tacioban to try the prison
ers. ii is understood that the leaders
will get the extreme penalty of the
law. but that the missnldsd natives
will be dealt with lenientiy
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH IN ARMY.
Experiments Made at Mount Grains
Prove lta Value.
WASHINGTON. August ll r-Satis-
factory results with wireless appara-
tus are reported to the chief signal
oillcer in Washington from Camp
Roosevelt at Mount Gretna. Pa. Un-
der the direction of Captain Gibbs. of
the Signal Corps. there has been in-
stalled at headquarters a set of wire
less instruments and a station erect-
ed. Two other sets of instruments
are also in use and are set with prin-
cipal detachments of troops when out
on march or iu~msnoouvres. From
distances of ten or more miles when
a bait is made a wireless apparatus is
brought out and within five minutes
or less messages 'are exchanged with
headquarters. Kites. are used from
these outlying temporary stations and
it has been demonstrated that. direct
and chick communication can be es-
tablished. On some occasions the our
all corps goes out with the cavalry,
carrying the apparatus with them and
leaving at a rate which would render
lmposeible the stringing of wires in
order to keep in communication with
headquarters
The demonstrations at Camp R0080-
vclt indicate that hereafter armies in
the field and troops making rapid
marches can maintain communication
with a base or with headquarters by
wireless telegraph with very little
trouble. .
ANOTHER BANK CASHIER SHORT.
IllitMthli-ihid, Ala. August ll.»-
Omcials of the First National Bank to
day announced that Alexander R. Chis
hoim. paying teller of that bank. is
$100,000 short in his accounts. As
Chisholm was bonded for 830.000. the
loss to the bank will be reduced to
. chills to ‘
The puma" 01000010
all sites
white‘srs
' . combine
the New
Whine innit entities:
xtrcmely
t glilhlbgm‘ ‘ of INb“landfilliliy
sxposedm o a so I
cracks the enamel over the plates and
into these cracks grease is rubbed
Dust or lampoblsclt is than bbed over
the creeks and sticks. III them the
appearance of hay been used for
years. Reconditionv a it is chimed 01'
or lamphiask.
a collection of oriental rugs. any: "The
House Healthful." th is said to be
the lineal and Inns costly in the
world. even exceeding in value and
beauty the collections: the Shah of
Persia or that in the Bill-Ml Museum:
These rugs are twentytbreo in name
a gallery that Mr. Yerkes had built
especially forth tlI.euI Several years
ago he M1bud the designs copied in their
original colors. and reduced to book-
in a set of ion Volumes. one of which
was to remain in the Yankee collection
and the nine others to be presented
to the most famous museums of t e
lworlda lllu‘t‘zh rng waaucoxgoedts‘epsra t,
I'. so can on at a u we
long. Among will??? is the "1%
Carpet " for which it Yerkes paid
860, 000. Some of the others are r00
seated as almost priceless treasures.
ll Mrs. J. L B. use perfectly stern»
ised jars. new rubbers, could the pen
a. proportion of a teaspoonful salt to
a jar of mamas. then diliu dare to
overflowing and soul scour 1 while
boiling hot, bar tomatoes ought not
to spoil longii shwoman.
JAPANESE 'GO‘ETO'éZi-EHCHANTS
SAN FRANCISCO t li.-—Vo-
shuchl Sakurl has i rived from
Japan. in the lntereafa of the cotton
merchants of Japan Speaking of the
trade of the United States with Japan
he says that in the next ten years Jap-
an will get over threedourths of her
cotton 'from the United States. He
added:
“least your Japan used over 1. 000 .000
bales of cotton and on eofourth of
this was from the United tales. The
rest came from Asia and indie. This
cotton is very inferior to that which
comes to Japan from the Bentham
States, and all the fine work is made
with cotton from the United States
The other is found to be much coarser
and rots easier. The Japanese realise
the superiority of the American arti-
sic. and all Brstclass cotton weavers
are coming to us it. Elbe export of
cotton from the United States is bound
to increase enormously in Japan in the
next few years" J.“ m.“
few of our Maul Specials.
3 case MiLK......:‘l...........25¢
i ooz. rascv Lemons... ..... 25s
4 L08. 0000 RICE” ......
3 LIB. PEA ISANO.
ill luseliilli
NORTH RAIN ST».
.250
:::.
‘70. 000
s
'moier Wrist Bags, ms and use
duality.
Today, 70c.
Writing Paper. good quality. rogu.
iar price 100.
Today, is.
no
I (”up hills Gloves. all siscs.
modes and taps. regular Its value.
Today. m.
Fancy Dress Trimmings. regular ids
and lilo ouhllty braids. ln lengths of
I to 5 yards. ,
Tm], “A
Itocklset Dress iihlelda. regular no
quality.
Today. 11s.
new use» collars. all aliases.
mesa. piles tells. ‘
Tm” 7.:
:00 doses lies! Towels. rad border,
: anon duality. villus trite.
Tw:'.s
“MWNMI hut
’ ‘I TWI‘“
W
Boston Sforo.
Specials for Today
I
200 pairs Ruble Curtain. good quali-
ly plain Swiss. value Silo.
Today, we.
lssdios' Square Neck. Sleeveless
Vests. regular her and no quality.
70“.” ”it.
udlcs' 'i‘nn lacs Hose. all alums
were sec. . ,
Today. 1’0.
lion'c Blue Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers. regular 50o duality.
Today. "his;
Fancy lilacs Bill: Ho‘. lupportsrs.
regular 28c quality.
Today. In.
,lJi‘IG hiss ltuamsi Wash Basia.
value ”it.
‘ Today. ml:
mw
Quart Tea or Coffee Pots. regular
Illa quality.
Today. its."
M
fl liabioidored Validation» “I
in. little
rain bogu s .
Amend the most treas‘ured possess " ‘
ions of the late choice ’0. Yerkes was,
her. and are hung upon the walls of
form. The paintings are comprised
feet but not overeripe tomatoes twenty 1
minutes. We lost before filling tars,
the edge and rubbed with oil and dirt .
H. W. CHAMBERS.
200 Washlhdton St.
Always 1.0611 for the Sign
National Cigar Stands are found in 2, 000 drug stores, and are to be known by several
strikingaignathcfirstofwhichis, ~ _ l
The “ National’o” Emblem in the Winslow ; ‘ l I
This sign also stands at the head of this and cvciy advertisement
where good cigars are offered at less than you ever paid bolero. Look
for the miniature capitol and almond-stripe letters.
Another distinguiShing feature of National Cigar Stands is,
The Nationals Automatic. Condition-Proving Cigar Canes
All “National " Stands are now equipped with this case, which maintains, automat- '
ically and constantly, the conditions of temperature and humidity best suited to cigars. l
And, finally, National Stu..ds are dis tinguishcd by the quality of the cigars they '
sell-Abe highest quality ever known at their prices.
w.
O
”MRIIICWhleusugcodasem
wasbsughtatlliorahc. ~ - - s e
5: .
Coll-[o um I but clematis. cigar »
- O for ”a
Mac! I II first-class domestic cigar
of superior workmanship -
Isis-ling Cassi-i fine-clear
Ramble. quality . -
“sure: We mgr-t
a m as. :u u. l
eversoldai - . - .
"eras-r
urn: Tuners. ran more“: ‘ A g
i
i
an i
The" on mm National Cigar 5'de in So Nor-walk at the following addresses and
only at fliers stands can National cigars be obtained. '
‘i
CLIFFORD PHARMACY. . '
So. Halls and Elisabeth Sis.
EDWARD P. WEED.
Home“.
... n
_. .l
rseieur‘sochI-ucndoz“ I
Will be Opened for the Transfer of
Merchandise Tomorrow.
ClllCAilO. August ll.—-.-'l‘he freight
horns of the lliinois ’i‘uon‘el Company
will carry merchandise of all kinds in
carioad lots for the first time tomor-
row. Announcement to this effect
was made by olllclals of the company
yesterday.
This movement will mark the arse
tlcol completion of the iiilnols Tunnel
Company‘s system of underground
freight rallronds, the construction of
yonw'lsbiuthisline.
which was begun’llve years ago'aud‘do'wniow‘n district.”
mlggobss cast its owners about 130; already been made between the freight
The company now has to miles of palraiimads.
tunnel eqnlppod with rails and oven.
head trolley in the district bounded
by Chlmgo avenue, the lake, Haisted N
street and Sixteenth street.
powerful electric locomotives and sev- counsellor of the Russian embassy at
oral hundred cars are now ready for Washington. arrived today from Eur-
use. and the company recently placed one on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
an order for five hundred additional ll.
cars and thirty'ilve new locomotives.
The company has finished connec- not hitherto existed.
tloIIs with thirty buildings
Call sea-a.
“consolidated.
.and warehouses of nine of the princi-
Others are under way.
BARON KRUOPENSKY ARRiVES.
YORK. August 14. —-Baron
Fifty Kruopensky the recently appointed
The position to which Baron
'Kruopenskv has been appointed has
It ranks next
in the to that of ambassador.
Good Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN—The season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards & Robina’
goods are the finest entire market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
CRACKERS.—-¥We have a large and attractive supply oi all kinds of Fresh‘Crackez-s. both imported
and domestic.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.—~We have the lull variety of these goods, which are above question
as to purity and cleanliness.
outing. drop in and see us.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 3T.
PICNICn-Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or plannh- -g as
BUTTER—Delicious Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEE.~—We emphatically claim the same on our superb Coffees. Teas also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. The best of everything the market affords.
Charles E. Seymo ur,
LEADING 01200312.
e
scum uoawatx.
omissions More Blend
A,»
if uou are ”as level of real good coffee iiou should not to usino
This coffee is need all screens of
the tear and Inns lust the same at all lines. For a real good cup
of miles with a bean with flavor we can use
’ _ Mo lie Blend Coffee. lilies per pound. 52 cents
Special stamp odd-25 Pink _5
f [s with each lb. —-ocileci them.
Norwalk Chronicler