Photographs
ooullned t ‘ '
'atrp
as at Manda
, at Main
‘ Smith and a party from
i arr! ve‘ tomorrow tor a
orren ‘53 Smith oxisccts‘
and family came up
Il‘v'yeste‘rday and took pos~
oiIr cottage tor the sour
v Dr. Mrs. Monks oi Little 115511.
- {151517511511 night for satay lthi
IItllesIsI, Mr. and Mrs. CliI ord
o the New about v’
sineerlna‘Compa'ny. oi Waterbury.
odIthe raising yesterday
9 of the series In! elec-
aw electrollor. to be placed in
stills flag corridorI of the Capitol
yesterday a
I rl‘d‘genort aged
y as by the Bridgeport
probate court been adjudged n haglect-
and dependent child and commit-
to the county home at Nor-walk. ,‘
iri‘e father is living and with oth
olives obtains a livelihood as
The girl of late
to a wayward
ought best to place her where. for
the present. she would be looked at
to‘ she ought to be .
LI‘IB'E A STAMFORD OUTING. '
tails French“ of the Salvation
"has decided in channels the idea
ting with Nerwlllk and Bridge:
7 pert branches of the array In a day's
o‘utin‘a tor poor children. it was found
.xtllnt more satisfactory results would be
obtained it each town had an outing of
Anyrray, that plan is found
are acceptable‘ in Stamford -'
ow that'thc other idea is khan.
the captain will no doubt re:
" financial and other help nat’
cottages lilitI‘lIdI by the ,
. ,_ 1'
' W ltbausen at. the outcry ‘olll’ce ‘thla
' oral orders
:ct’srporatlon and of organization. The
$8 000
. sownds. secretary
the concern is the manufacture IotI cl .
nstic webbing. * .
1 ', :N‘
‘ven have also filed certificates oi in
i‘ capital of the corporation
‘ lit-38‘s. .
Tel. Call. 1385.
We. gin: fro,
Ion a m diactory in Day
the 5mm in that
‘i idle blues Mall
.. abet nwltb»
yous, the his number that
hint; at th time the lantern
an 81 w. lthausen were in-
n Danbu‘r .nlanui‘ac‘to‘ry of “
huts and solnetlme it‘s, the workmen
in the south Norwu tactory, thought
that the Danbury h tern wer being 1
layered with a good line or
and that the poor stock was given to
them to work over. There was some.
bt‘ it was tr ii inl.
aII M‘r“. Wol‘thuuecn and the result
was that the Iphrtuersiglp that existed
was dissochd Mr unit; is now run-
ping the Danbury plant. ,
South Norwolk concern and is the sons
rotary and treasures: oi the corpora-
tlon.‘ Lucien R. Benton is prenldent
and William“ Jayne la the superinten-
dent They storied ‘ln thlsé morning
to get out samples for Ethel tall tr‘h‘de‘.‘ . .
IIggl‘d are v‘ery much encouraged about ‘ " ‘
to future attendants! the new lirm.
. 'A Sentinel reported called upon Mr.
morning and
employees h
business is in
Ibsen in Iso
p‘hny‘ oi Falrilol‘d has died with the sec
rotary ot the state certificates 0. in.
cabltal stock
e, presidenti,Ar‘-
inner, Samuel‘
be business of
corporation and organization. _ (file
and it is outlined in the eye runs 1-
Elwood ll Sinllh is the presi
dent and Willi ll. Smith the score
tary and treusi .
Certificates of acorpor‘ation have
also been died by the Greenwich Sharp.
Company of Ne w , .
and the Roway
or Norwalk. can!
Articles of assisciat on \hav‘c been
filed by the wnnmauuc Baseball and
Athletic Association.
~..'
ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. June 24 “Arrived:
Steamers K’ron Prion Wilhelm. from
Ere en: Allerlgrhm .Ngt‘ls‘los; Konalen.’
from Bremen
JOSELOWS
Fancy Early Rosa Potatoes. 37:: peak.
Our Butter is no detrimental best to be’
bought. We receive lrcsh shipplnrts
twice weekly and will offer:
Fancy Creamery Butter, 25c pound.
_ We have just received a new lot of
Shoulders. nice and 138.11 and will sell
them at reduced prices. , ‘ '
Cleaned Currants, 8 pkge. for 25;:
daily Mason qt iar. o‘er Jar. 101:.
2 lbs Fig Bars sold elsewhere at
150 lb. for our ‘.sale 25c. '
We slice Smoked Beef while you are
waiting.
25c.
8 cans Assorted Soups
. 72 NORTH" MAIN «grocer.
renamed busl— ‘ ‘
nterial.‘ ‘
There wah‘ , 5
lflcrcnoo between Mr. lloyt , ‘
Mr Woltluulsnn is at the head or the ‘ ‘
. (iII8‘hq Had
”Anderson was killed last evening in
‘ , . She had a pan of olierr
'iust beonlglven to her,
,had not been lighted She reached up
‘to turn it on. and to steady herself,
wage.
at Aniltyvllle.
‘ eon
. twice
Dost tall at the city W...“ 7“,-
‘ Doethsln hospital . ‘
I~IIrvo
Causes
Pneumonia ."
Laurippe .. ..... 2‘
Gastritis. ..1
Hmrtdiseaee.............1
Bright'sdlseaae.....‘......1
‘ , ., 7
rAs‘e‘s:
‘20‘1680‘ '- ssql-n-‘t ...... 1
40-.t060 ..... . ........... i
OO‘Jta'Iil‘ H.311. .. ..... 2
7010 80. ................. 2
Ifitl‘~tt190..................l
, .5 7
Births: . _ I ‘ ,
11515.3
Female . ..... I. .‘ ......... 2
4‘ "fl
' ‘ . 10
‘No contagious diseases reported duri
lag the month.
his disease under quarantine at pres.
‘e‘nt time
H C. BHERER. M. D.
Clerk.
5......
‘ woMAh‘eHocKso‘ro DEATH.
B‘t5pn‘ed to Turn onlfilect‘rlo
lgth in Her Husband's Store.
C‘Rt‘NDN ,‘.N Y..J1‘1ne“24~—-Mrs‘ J. D
her husband 8 store on Riverside ave
1155:1515 village, by an.;el§ctrlc shock
i which had
‘and started
back” through the store with them. At
the rear was an electric lamp which
is supposed to have rented the pan
against an iron railing about the noun
tor. It was found afterward that the
are light current had mingled with the
incandescent. When she touched the
button she received the are light volt-
She was 56 years of ”LIoge
FATHER OF 26 CHILDRE‘N.
Boy Born to Oscar Darllng—All Chll‘do
. .I ran Alive Except Five.
OBABYLON 11.1., June 24. ~Oscar
Darling. ,a clvil engineer, promoter
and investor, yesterday became a. fath-
tlona:
AT 01.98.
duck tllmmcd with tlnce r
I‘AT $2 98. .
an excellent 83. 50 Suit for $2. 98,
AT 83. 50.‘
tront,,with shield at same material
. shield, 4in- hand, at the price $3. 50.
‘ AT 8338.
AT $4.50.
one row
ores, vn e $500,11t $4. 50.
‘ AT 34. 98. “
(AT 55.93.
new design and a very popular one
. As the bathing season approaches you'll think or a new Suit tor va-
, cation time and wonder where you can find a good assortment.
vwo‘nder longer but call at the Boston Store and see the handsome line
oi Bathing Suits we are altering at common place pricca
Lndics' Bathing Suits 0 Black Crepe cloth with sailor colln‘r or red I
a of white braid on bottom of skirt. belt
and aleov ves also trimmed to match/skirt: nI ‘aplendlIIdI $2. 50 Suit for $1.98.
isntlles' Bri‘lllnntine Bathing Suits, bln‘ck and navy blue, with sailor 1.
collar three rows of white braid on belt collal and bottom of skirt, ,
Blue and Navy Sicilian Cloth red duck sailor collar, forming rover ‘
collars and two clusters oi! tour row’s each of narrow whito- braid on ,
. Ladies all Black Sicilian Bathing Suit with sailor collar and res
vers shield front tour in hand bla‘cktl’e alternate rows
tache and fancy black braid, a very neat stylish suit 1 r ladies who
wear mourning, value 84. 50, at ,‘33 98‘ I
Ladies’ Black Sicilian Bathing Suit red duck sailor collar. forming
. lancy rover extending to waist in front, sleeves, collar, revere shield,
. belt and bottom of skirt trimmed with three rows narrow son‘tach‘e and.
ide that, white braid u very becoming style: Itor slender 55‘“ ‘
Ladies' Blue Sicilian Bathing Suit sailor collar. sht‘srt shield front,
iour- indlan‘d gun fitteen rows narrow white soutache braid on bottom oil I
am collar ’and shield covered entirely with‘ rows
sleeves and belt trimmed Ito‘. match. Quite a smart style at 84. 98.
Ladies Fine Blue Sicilian suit. without collar. finished around neck
and down the front with wide band of white sicilian strapped with fine
news narrow white braid, bottom of skirt. sleeves and belt trimmed to
match, buttons blind on the side from shoulder to waist an entirely
New York City price 85 75, our price only 55. 98.I
Bathing Caps at 15c 25c and 391': each. .
Bathing Shoes at 25c and 3% a pair.
Don‘t
Some doscrip
four rows or narrow white braid on
1? narrow sou- .
of narrow braid, ' .
‘er for the twenty-sixtlntims He lives
The latest arrival is a
l* altby and lusty. He has been
rriod His second wife, who
was onlyw-lll when she married,‘ has
elven birth to eleven children. His
ilrst wife bore him ili'tcen children.
His is the largest family on Long is-
land and probably in the state. He has
had tWelve boys and fourteen girls,
all of whom are living except live.
my.
‘STEAMER REPORTED BURNING.
Believed to be the Leland in Lake Bu-
parlor-“Ship been.
HOUGHTON Mich, June 24.-—-A
steamer towing two convoys is re
ported burning eight miles oi! tne
Lake Superior ship canal it is sup
posed to be the Leland. A liie‘ saving
crew has gone to the rescue. The
steamer Leland. towing, the barges
lames C. Blaine and ngpine. passed
through Portage Lakel yesterday
afternmn. bound up w to coal. The
captain is reported to have his family
on board With him and some guests.
“Polythcis‘m is the natural religion of
unclvlllzed people." ~ .
“Yes. as soon as people become civil-
ized they mostly have‘ no find but Mam-
mon.”—-Llle.
CALL 3352.
critiques-tors no
pleasant outing, .
“No bethzr Butter minis. "
these goods. We have an endless
, Philippine islands toruse.
. also be. observed that a large part of
NO Pfil‘RSON WOULD MARRY TI‘HEM
. So a Divorced Man and His Bride
‘ PHlLlPPlNE was 6081-
Statement by, Secretary Root M'lo‘wing
4’ a Total of “170,326,586: ’
Secretary Root yesterday made no :5
swer to the senate resolution of April
1, calling‘ for information as to th"
cost or the war lathe Philippines. it
is shown that1850,0001 was advanced for
the expenses or the Philippine commis-
salon, originally from the United §tates
treasury, but this amount altéhWard
was reimbursed out of the Philippine
treasury. For; railroad transportation
of troops and supplies to and iron: the
Philippines since the peace treaty was
ratified the cost has been “.803 448‘.
Reports from the various bur‘éau om
core are submitted to sho‘w the cost of
the-Philippine war, including out
standing obligations. allowing that the‘
total up to date is 8170 326, 586. The ex
poudltu‘res by years were as i'ollowe:
Expended.
1898 (May and June) ...... 8 2 H886 850
i899 (May and June). ..... 26 230 673.
mm (May and June) ...... 50 869 543
1901 (May and June) ...... 55‘ 567, 422
1902 (10 mos, July to Apr.) 84,499.022
Total $159,853.."le
Liabilities, $478,073
Secretary Roat concludes withdhe
.followiug explanation: “Attention is
invited to the fact ‘that large‘ quanti-
ties of valuable property. the cost or
. which is' included in the ‘toregoing
statement, still remains on harm in the
it should
the expense during the past year
should not properly be treated as once
alone by military operations in the
Philippine islands for {be reason that
it consists of pay and maintenance of
troops whom we would have had to
pay and maintain whether they were
in the Philippines: or not, in order to
keep up the minimum number of regu-
lar troops required by law as a safe
guard against future contingencies.
The minimum at‘ which the regular
the not of February 2,1901 is 5 657
men and the maximum in 100, 000
have n w less than 10. 000 in excess of
the minimum number. The cost of that _I
excess only is properly to be treated
as oceasioned by operations in the
Philippines." 7' » .
1, ~. called tn, a omewlehouage.‘
GREENWIGH, Conn" June 24—-
Charles L Burl-ell and Miss Eunice H.
Burnett, or New York, who came to
Greenwich on Saturday tternoon to
get married had a troublesome time
of it‘ before the knot, Was tied. The
marriage license that ”was obtained at
:town‘ clerk's omen stated that Mr.
Blurred was divorced, and he was told
hat G‘i‘eenwlch ministers. were
any divorced persons 11
Mr. Bur ll, however. obtained a letter
~ £72m Judae‘ Charles D. Burden of the
u5l1 Court, to the Rev. W H. See.
I {the Methodist Ii’lll‘tlrcdit'fliving,1 ‘
progressed. .I
army is requiredto be maintained, by ,
‘ Sound and strong character, marked
“K*“EE“PlN‘(i IMEN IN SHAPE.
Rowlng Crews Again Favored With
,Falr Weather Today.
YALE QUARTERS. Gales Ferry,
June 24.-—-—Fair weather -1 conditions
main tavored the crews this morning, .
when they went oupt for their practice
on the river. There was a cool breelle
lowing gently down stream and the
water! on the outgoing tide was com-
paratively smooth. Though the pron:
lice for all the boats was a little hard» .
on than that of yesterday it was nuts
heavy as compared with the work of .5 .1 ,.
last week the object of the coaches '
£10m now until race day being meré~
iy to keep the men up to the present
form. There will he no more time
rows. The condition of all the men ‘
its-generally satisfactory and it is be-
lieved that there will be no dimcnlty
in maintaining the standard trom now , I
on.‘ sWhen the 'Varslty and freshman 3 ,
cightsI went out on the river at 10:30 1
they were sent up stream to practice
racing starts in competition. in sv-
ery instancevthe 'Varsity boat got the
lump on its rival and pulled away irons" -
it. After sporting for about thirty“
strokes both boats were stopped and
were lined up again iornnother trial.
When this practice was over the ’Var-'
sity was sent down to the boat house
rowing the two ‘mlles at about a thirty‘
stroke while the launch remained b‘e-
hind to enable the coaches to dirpct
the work of the freshmen down
st] cum. Both the crown were back at
the float, shortly after 11 o ’clock. . _
The walk of the 'Varsity four- soar
and the freshmen iouroar was pen
formed in company today like that of , .
the large crews. They also tried rac-
ing starts rowing against each other ‘
for twenty or thirty stroked aftes pass- _ ~
‘ing the starting line. In this practice .»
the 'Varsity boat showed its superior- ,‘
ity to the other craft by getting the
lead and increasing it as the racing
_g "x
oil-'1' or $5000 Ae‘cEPr’Eo.
From Members of Class of 1387 ‘to
, Yale Corporation. 1 ;‘
New Ha’Ven June 24~At the com-‘-
mencement meeting oi! the Yale Cora-
poratlon today, a gift at 85.000 from
cepted The purpose of this gift is the. .
establishment of a scholarship for two
juniors, in memory oi! John Bennetto
nudity and high standing in the col-
lege world and in the estimation of
classmates, are to constitute the basis .
or award. In addition to a large num.
ber of re-appointments and minor ap—
pointments. the yellowing impartial;
changes on the faculty list are '
pounced; Walter B. Gleason; a 5
note of Johns Hopkins University and
now a resident 0! Jacksonville, 5511..
becomes assistants professor of {no
- tracts in the law school. Dr. ammo.
instrctor of physics in the academ
department ismdvsnced to a
fessdrshlp, Alfred ‘A
ate‘ at the ‘hnlverslty‘m
xRoy Morales, a 5rd;
College by menses;-
‘ ‘ graduating classi
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