or ticopoo. 7
traveling men who can pick
in a brisk and breesy techies
' the West and Southwest. of . our
try are not the men who may
J. A. Le Boy. of Durante.
onal "hustler" is quite not
down there. Men of edu~
peopleyand their customs
of ' voting men American
‘ air for this country;
vapnnlsb America. ‘
MW.
vel.1"medicsllnspector of the
or special report of a
lure. He shows that out
, ntappendicitls in the tail-
‘ltals of France, 180 were op-
pun; while tail received only
human or the latter there
rec that resulted fatally,
the much smaller number
, the. use of the lrnife 98
W , an courtesy. ' -
" waistline.»
1 .
calls attention to the col-
. .9. fnbilerugsyvbicb are so soft
£1; and make such a seasonable
p' _ to wrapping. The Yale
. guns ‘blsckson one side and
bleach theirevarse. 'They
Harvard. Princeton ”and
re.
are going to he need a
stroller sheer wool dress
'- lore becoming line
., yt-around girdle,
. isn't’becornins to
‘when'ithe beautiful. rich
. , ‘inagsrials. hats. etc. set
gigbehardto resist. There
shades anion them that
glen daemon rushed for
.‘e
in week. - A thick mis w
m club in the
’sc i
with:
‘, Amwda, .at. ‘
mvfiomen tend severely
' 7‘14“, night in policemen were lriii»
" , . and his estate is said in
.. denies heavy blow at I
, Jar surgical treatment one
i a news agency from Odessa says that
early this morning nfteen anarchists
for linings for the new
, bindery much sari fl!
t then at the back.
permitted to resume publication eith-
rerxunder old names or with new frau-
c .
”I. v .
. 'Theviioly Bynodxhas declined to
aid to the ancestor the Minister of
notice. it. Ohtchefiovitoff. to allow
vorce cases to be adjudicated by the
vii courts. ‘eacspt'in cases of adult-
id.‘ ‘thcheglovitoif himself is now
s‘detsndscntinasnlt. ‘
Wit W,:Ausugt;id,——lt is new
stated that during yesterday's massa-
‘ re. thirteen policemen. four police
. m .. Warren academics and four
‘ lers‘ were killed. and that eight po-
ealnen. two sergeants. two gendarm-
“a‘ndsix soldiers were wounded. The
replying to theattacks on
withzwoile and chenille
h was and
. ‘ wounded
aplenty persons and slightly injured
ninety-live »
Duringnthe night shots were heard
in ding t parts of the city. but the
casual as have not been ascertained,
2100K. Russian Poland. August is.
3 ed‘ and two were wounded. The as-
sassins c '_ . ,
UM. August lit—The
8T.~P
omcialvhlmr today prints a do
nial oi the :recmannouncement that
the Bonn Commission had returned in-
dintments egslrm manners Bioessel.
the commander of the Russian lorces
at Port Arthur. Liontfle . Fuck. who
comldsnded the Fourth st Siberian
Division at Port Arthur. and others.
The onlclai Messenger says it is the
duty oi the commission simply to pre-
senctheuesulta of its investigation.
upon which. the indictments will be
based. .
The denial is more technical than
real, as the conclusions of the commis-
sion under the regulations necessi-
tate indictment on the lines publish-
‘ M0 COW. 1.th lit—While the
(ion ti utlonal Democrats were con-
er up at the house of Prince Dolgo
”shod. today, a. sergeant of police ap-
geared and ordered them to disperse.
ut‘ on the representations of Prince
Doloroukoif to the prefect of police
that the meeting was oi a‘private na-
ture the conference was allowed to
continue. J '
It is the intention or the Constitu-
tional Democrats to issue a campaign
text book containing articles by M.
Rodiichelf, Prof. Paul Milulroif and
other leaders;
‘ lsONDON, August 16.——A dispatch to
v
took possession of the railway height
and three policemen who resisted them
and carried off 88.000.
.POKANI‘ GAINID TWO EVENTS.
Interest Developing in the Trial-of
Yachts at laubliebead. I, I
MARBLEHEAD, Mesa, August‘l‘d.—-
The preparations for the two «vtrial
races 00-day by the seventeen Roose-
velt cup defending candidates were car-
ried on with renewed determi on.
as every one has he nioresli that
‘ 9 results of the ur contests this
week have narrowed the vision of e
Eastern Yacht Club's regatta comm t-
tee in the selection of boats fp'gail
against the German challengers.
Th‘e’ Spokane, the entry of ViveiOom.
modore F. Lewis Clark. of the club.
and a residents! the Washington-city,
has gained two first places. but in the
other two races has been far in the
rear; The Bonidrel, owned and sail.
ed by 0. ii. Wigbtmsn.‘of the Hingham
Yaohtjclub. the youngest skip r in
the debt. has taken one race. w lie in
the uncertain sire of Tuesday the God.
owned by Dr. Morton Prince of Bob-
toa. came in first. The balance of
as ileet has been pretty well scatter-
liar-i; conditions ted
favors to than any re
"it in:
cache water
and the air was ne’aln‘: elsss.
as a goat on
The committee
board the tug Commander ebbing-
hsus.,nftho Kaiser Lichsrxaclit the
whowill'betllsflb . be ' .,
German. msriosli met
nest month. Commander Hobbia‘g‘hsus
arrived here last nightmnd wi re-
" “‘"ct‘ll'icii’irtm tic
o v ' o v as. .
' rations to leave their so a
i
H ‘ qgsgveigmeagdicstmnnfim
tie mn‘nf‘tim ”
statics there, killing a police inspector fort!
Warring scrim she’sonth. , ‘
trims
Marrow the Republic hesan- today in
the abolition of the canteen from the
old soldiers' homes, and the proposed
erection of a monument to Henry Wire
by the wcmw‘oi'the sooth. 0n the
canteen'unes \ ‘thed , “esteem
mostly. about evenly din dad. 0n the;
question of a monument» Wire there
was considerable position. after the
dispogsl offsitclim nhry business the.
reverts of embers were submitted. *
‘ The report of Oommandenin-Chief
Tanner reviewed the year's work. At.
reaction was called to the canteen cues-
;ticn and the” recommendation was
made that the Grand Amrienter e
protest again“ th yerectlcn ot the
, Wire monument. he report in sill»
stance was as follows: ~ ' -
Notwithstanding the feartul inroads
of'deaths upon the es ofthe
Grand Army of the‘Rapnh . Maire»
nor declared the. ‘ .
is 8.500 stronger than.” the sump
ment in Denver last w. ‘ ‘
He said the G; A. R. Wetteinedj .
position of commanding ‘iinfl .
"which has been beneficial not only
to o'ur own comrades. but to the nation
which we served in lts‘hour of per i."
The commandeninchief bitterly ar-
raigned those who. posing as the “most
eminent men at the nation." had prov.
on false to theirvtrust in various ways,
but declared thst among all such the
name of no Civil War veteran could
be found. On this subject he said:
"Reputedly during the past year on
various public occasions l have deilant-
ly, and perhaps arrogantly. called at-
tention to the fact that while the
public conscience has been shocked
and outraged by the exposure of moral
furpi’tude on tilt part of many of those
who “stood among the so-called most
eminent men of the nation, eminent
in upscale! and religious circles. trust-
ed- guardians of the interests of wi~
dows‘ and orphans. for whom loved
oucsdeadand gone had thought they
had made careful safeguard to cover
the necessities for comfort through
an their natural liveep men who in
church circles stood on the‘very steps
of thealtsrs. trusted cup bearer-sol
the cause of Christ, yet who when
their real characters were exposed.
were exhibited in such poverty of soul
and honor as comparsd'to them, Las-
arus in his lowest state might justly
be considered a multimillionaire. and
in all the 'list, search it from top to
bottom, the name of not one veteran
of the Civil War can be found."
The principles the Grand Army of
the Republic stands for. he declared,
are vital. He said it is strange that
any living man who ever were the blue
is not a member of the organisation.
and he urged the celebration of the
eth anniversary by the bringing
in of new members. -
Discussing nuances he said that the
amount turned over to his cuartermas
tar “by the last administration after
making certain payments. was ”.279,
The utmost economy, however.‘was
necessary in its expenditure until the
Blackmar legacy of ”.000 was re-
celved.
The attention of the delegates was
called to the fact that appeals should
not he submitted direct to the new
0%" but in all cases should be
be it first to department commanders
and then to the commenderdevchlef.
Hr. Tanner then discussed the eel
ceasity for increased pensions horny
nurses and spoke of the aid rendered
to members of the G. A R. on account
of the earthquake and tire in San
Francisco and adiscent places.
The commander-locust reiterated
his views expressed in general orders
regarding a proper observance of lie
mortal Day and said that as the result
of his recommendations concerning the
graves of Confederates buried on nor-
thern «soil he had received a number
or touching messages from mothers
or the South whose sons are buried,
in northern soil, purring out their
appreciation of, the spirit embodied in
a order. These. he said. were too
tender and sacred to be heralded pub-
licly. but if he had received but one
such communication he would have felt
,arnply iustided for the recommenda-
uog he made... ‘
‘ V rznce «Maryann mantled to his
dilation a e on sy pre-
”a”. Ilemertal Day be duly ones"
as. salami loads! in order that the
also in internist-I ..
busy es ,‘ , U ‘
.“fl‘
”“ mom
is this route
“A ~,
_ . some," you, Abs. in...
, "The business sessions of the Grand
the Auditorium with about 1.500 dele-
sms’in attendance. or. most one
, Wt questions tube taken up are
roost
my
legal
were
mark
by a
limit.
has a
move
Wire, who was in
ville Prison. was s
He said. Andersenriile‘ ‘
rhesald: _
., “As one who weicmll
3 any movement .celoulat
cairn" “.2‘ t...
c I- ”m _ tozi»
'y‘movemsnt at that!
and i think that it is an
to our great org-blast!
truth or history. that i
should place on record ,
lie at 111161 most to
lied protest against» an
shaft being permitted
towards high Heaven. , ' ,
The successful efforts . , himseli and
associates before than)!!! 'itteea of
Congresg .
legislation for Union Veterans Aware
detail length. iir. Runner's re-
“if”.
gran.
impulse would be . .
we have». much ,st
Would accrue to o’
and as amines yet, cry . .
sidersticn. hcw' map as it would
to. Insists
degree to the same “m cm“
a proposed to jump , n
imaged! Anderson-
condemned
ofthe aman's
thatno mos "ant to
be permitted u
roe it. bill:
not to any
tel-ester] in the modem“ ‘
Alter deprecating ‘
calling bubllc
att‘eli‘flo
to secure heed"
ed at
a on this subject _
history of e a
last session of ‘ egress Milly re
tire from the public _, ,
soldiers who had read
bed
"I confess." be
all the years which have blapaed since
the clues ofthe vial-f ‘. j
d ",, landfills
the soldiers on the floor 0 firehouse,
be said. had been able to
o startled an
meat did."
the
proposed legislation. "and until the
next session ’ ‘
comrades are . ‘ "
The commander-due
94‘“
as rh
lies.
cred
were
months in their do
The following is the ‘
report of Adjutant-Ge
total membership.
year the loss by death reached exactly
the same preceniage.
The, suggestion is made that the or-
1score-n with s to _ , 'to his
wife. who died in: aren‘t ‘ ,l suns.
e result of an accident. '
The reports of 'uisnbOen‘ I '
Tweedale. Quartermufljmeneral t-
.ludge Advocateédanwal Clark
and lnspectorfleuersl 0n 'ngs cov-
the work of the: l ”twelve
of
the Grand
in ill.
The losses doath for
0.805. or 8.90 per cent. of the
in the preceding
F.
a and
{not '4
"ill 3
”it
"MEIER!“ ,V
carvers mounts " '
l-sIvs Habits “ tor
Inside a and firms pt
Leave Remainder R
IN Fr
‘ :35.”
angers from "destiny W
ganisstion be. incorporated with a
provision requiring the sen V reports
of the organisation to be an: ' itted to
‘ The following are not i LI prices
but RIGULAR prions. ‘
onlflenlsre, «.75 to I". _
Dressers Oak, ll ‘1 e la and
Mshopeny.’00.7a to W p ‘
iron Mounteunw
‘ iron lees. Irsse search to sons.
"'00 ”I, Combination “I l 3
Dress Trimmings. I. is 330.30..." it
(touches. buttoned..0.fl
Tul'itisb Chairs. Oil.” h J
amend.
a Wall st. it ‘ .
. MW “v
cumin...”
0n and Anonydlills‘fi
the New and WW “I
' 701'
Nor-walk.
is p. m.
e
e
sessse’ssesass
in "
‘13:" Naming rims-rm.
, ‘5'“! M” "A
, and 4 bongo
at r suits
on airy.
tent. con-
pension
3“ .a Ii...
one ‘ ' t
l homo
‘ petition»
neral has-t?“ V
. 0'
presented at the (i. an " ’
The totslamembership 0!.
Army is declared » ‘
intuit-General Tweednie‘
an increase of 8.888 d ,
six months.
the year’snded December fl. recs.
3 w.
its total sterner“. were
scams my.
' scum analysts. sous.
Issebell mommy
M... r
rise a balance in theorem"
lark
‘ .l f‘ 's‘lidvccsteoons ‘ .. .
’ mhchb’olslons
not to‘esoeed one year‘s. nearer to
soother post on the Mental! thous-
ual muster-win fee. ,. ,
honorably dlscharl'
$.33“ l‘r'ihoiiwu lis
r. a return tmntan. is-
honorsbly discharged on?» a dream
listment is not eligible tor member-
ship ,
The hot weather which has caused
so much suifering during the lasttwo
days. continuedsnd theoiliciai fore-
Wt In that it Will Ital through the on.
,MD to .
v .
means more than the mare‘trylng on
of different glasses ii done at the op-
tioalrooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one
of the best equipped oillces in South
Norwaik. he has every means for
making the most accurate and reliable
eye teats and the best results are as-
sured in very case. All glasses are
coustmc to order. and special
lenses oi any. kind are furnished.
Homer 8. Hoyt.
Reflecting Optician.
learn 0. United lank landing, tenth
"walk, Conn. ‘
Special appointments at convenience
patronu ”‘
once Hours. s-11:4s, isms—s;
Baturdny evenings. 7—9. " «
W
Amusement Park:
ursnow eraser.
of
Q‘33&'§l'i‘. I
and Holiday.
Pine new field. easy at assess; from
all parts at the town. comfortable
Grand Itsnd and more.»
Genres Assured”
aunusrie—srauronoi. -
“an" es—mssessl. new
81
Tanned
,s
ll ' "
or .
ctr ,
oi T
will hold s also ing
the 104:,- rooms . a Washington street.
A social time. for members only. will
(allow the business session. when ice
cream and cake will be served.
tare, iiia
twee-'Nmre'mwm.
twice c865 ‘
our. ashes-in re.
on. during the, night sn‘
“Windstorm-is W ”W ”1?" ll ' 1‘”. '4‘
53mm or him during thezlast year. or. was w T. 9
meofthasesre in brisiz. m 1m“ "1 / . 0' indisn ‘
Members who have. besn‘dronfed for menu ww'ffl:fi I.“ all oth-
no... out or dues maybe e miffed ,, parts oi an...“ . 9’ ’
'9 Old posts on the Went of 2 , - . '
I. O. ‘0. E.
day llllllt. it
on
”do
_ ‘ extreme
ill! ‘
arc . i
\ r; 'i
fir Lve‘ e
- ended se-
and
,was'
assistance of‘ihs
The taschoohor ”want
We?”
‘ . ' clot
. 'ro ‘. Angus , now corn
flmmsserted here that the Aleutian
reloads“ incident. involving the killing
andv’cepture of a number of Japanese
poachers will ' be amicably . ‘ttied
lightest
DESPITE THE FAGT THAT OUR SALES THE PAST NEW WEEKS
\
.4‘
ANY BUT MANUFACTURERS OF UNDOUITED REPUTATION.
MENTION ONLY A FEW ITEMS.
m MusLm uuosawsas sun cones-re rows sass rusuomsusu,
raIsLmo rs VOLUME rue HIGHEOT Pasvrous‘sscosos. we as: ‘
arm. is a cosmos. rHaouoa cue sxcetueur suvme FAclLl-
1128.11) ones my now ePLsNoIn vaause m cranes Liane,
we asusvs rue sass-r mosses l till one same no asrrastv cos
n cos POLICY or caasvmo ONLY rue asst-loo cocoa, no can.
MINT} BEING ALLOWED TO ENTER OUR STOCK THAT COMES FRON
WE
w
P.
Lndiea' Night Gown, made of main Pine Muslin Corset Coven. lace and
Our price.
Ladlea' Under Skirts. line muslin.
lawn: rudie,’ hemsutched. cluster of
tucks. regular value $1.60.
Now, 750.
sock. embroidery and lace trim, rogu- 0'35”“?! trimmed, ““1 9"“ 39¢
lar selling value 01.50.
.00.
Here, 21c.
' Fine Muslin Drawers, hemetltched
ruiile, regular value 89c. Here. 21c.
All the standsrdmakee of Corsets.
regularly sold at 81.00. New. 69c.
Corsets. made or ballets and net. all
styles, regularly sold 50c. Now, 39c.
i Bagels Confidence. ..
y toobtaln the n his Tlalities in Food Products. Forename-iota
mom .1... Wm“: "ch”. . “ a... ‘W‘l’c’i‘w “a...“ “d” ’" ”°
, ‘ our e u t ‘
OFFER. (1:2:an pa‘ ting pan ‘q‘ ty'ra than tprices.
, us Mariam t ‘ Meets. Wehaveit; i:
maceration-d1. Justu'yapouadm ,' mm ywhh‘w‘t
BUTTER.¥§IT£ER.1...W . ' " ‘-'""'.' ‘
caneths'r specialty in which we pride ourselves. You are always sure to get
S'Nflnfl. ”We ‘ a ' ‘ f l
TEAS. TEAAS' yllp m “rm: Igri'il' Writ" "M- "m t‘” .
bout our ’l‘ess. Well. we refer you to the tee drinkers of this communi :
unmet-boom to u.»..v....‘.'.. in: or} . ' ' . ty my our
noes. noes. ' ’ ' ‘
Our lotconn. is bout itotil demand
“$.32“. 5E3“. a Nina e i g . andzwesrojiillingordersv
don’tgooutottowmcomerlghthere.’
Norwalk Chronicler