‘ 488b- filth a fist kitchen when you can have a cool and comfort-
,M Mill. 2 "Perfection“ little Flame Oil Itove, at a very small
it artoxnnass and openness and to [Its plum satis-
unites e'rovsa. eeoo.
ether Blue Flames at 00.00. '
NW", Toesters ‘nd iron-Heaters. All since.
on»),
,, limits MOUNTAIN ”ensue" nsrslcassroa is --posltivel¥
, -- . thoroughly cieenable Refrigerator made; every part is removable
r' corner can be easily cleansed. No wood exposed inside. Every
the, patent "MAINE" [CE (IRATE. which gives It a perfect circula-
QM dry air and uses 25 per cent. less ice than any other Refrig-
Over one million In use (200 of which are in our own town). White
‘soft wood Refrigerators and Ice Chests, from 8815 up.
Farris Lawn Swing. made of hard wired and bolted together, in 2
' Dingle. seats 2 people: and double seats 4 people.
we Bettees and Beats, Camp Chairs and Stools, Hammocks. Lawn
.OroIIII,et loo Cream Freezers. Water Coolers and Filters, Window
and Screen Doors. \
”(‘..
target that we have the largest and most complete stock of sum-
ture east of New York. and at prices no other house attempts.
back is the best guarantee we can otter.
becde sold and exchanged. Full line of new and second hand
mitts always In stock.
8. STURTEVAN’I‘
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS.
pest stain and so. Streets. South Nomad.
LADIIO' WHITE SKIRTS,
. 50s is seen.
. Moe or Embroidery Trimmed
!-,.t‘.l+.1-4‘.
LADIEO' OHIRT WAIOTO.
506 ."d 75¢e
Percale and Lawn.
.. . . I. .
LADIEO' WHITE WAIOTO,
aim to 88.08.
Lawn and Batiste.
Winn unoanwsss,
2 for 28:. also 25c.
battles and Childrens
. ‘ seem uoelssv,
‘ heme: else 25c.
Leno and Drop-Stitch.
Lsolas' FABRIC stoves.
Lama's KID stoves.
LADIEI' TOP Corinne.
Lsolse' LINEN coussns.
erman &
Sallth Nomalk
Coal Our Specialty
We are doing more business in coal than ever before
at this season. YOU ought to be thinking about it, too.
, and have a proper amount laid in for next winter-you'll
VI need 'Ilt. We would like to have your order, and we’ll do
. it up lightior you. Any coal that's good enough for us to
sell is good enough to guarantee—and well do that too.
, No. .3 Nut at 85lls a fast seller.
Sewer Pipe, Fertilisers. Brick, Cement.
assessable goods at reasonable prices.
John H. Ferris.
matriarch eraser. bburs «siesta.
e,“
1‘20
loo SI..
fit. I Is
' r LI. D! ”I,“
lemmas- II malty?
a, as result
tow , smiprevailed
infinitive has
‘ also :08
! *‘ -? V ‘t‘
«one: obtain u to Eat In Man-
. 0 MP ..
VICTORlA. 0.. June t—The
steamer ltlo also»... which has sr~
rived from the Orient. bri addition-
sl news roger lag ‘ths cris e In listl-
ohuria. The 9th China £9012“.
tells of the adoption of t
tactics by Japan. which power is gath-
I forces In Korea In the guise of
tiers. On the Fed l situation in
arts. the Daily site says:
he isbls news has been received by
local needs uh. of the great increase
Russian diersln Nanehsris. Port
grillur is one successi I of large
crops in answer to Chin as ‘.qilestione
the men say they expect war. with .lap-I
an. whose troops would most likely try
to enter Manchuria throu the west-
crn coast of Line ’l‘un. ussisn oili-
ccrs. friendly with Ch no. havo carn-
mtly advised the Chinese. to return
with their families to China. and not
come back until after the war. on the
ground that the whole of Lino Tung
and southern Manchuris will soon be a
great battlefield."
M. Olementl. the agent investigat-
lng the Kwangsi famine, has reported
that 150.000 persons are utterly desti-
tute. He says he witnessed a public
sale at Kwaishun. where people were
sold for food. even sons. daughters and
wives. it is estimated that 10. 000 chil-
dren have been sold
GOVERNMENT MAY II AOMITTIO.
Plan to Take it into Chicago Clearing
House.
CHICAGO, June 4.—-The Tribune to-
day says:
"The bankers of Chicago will meet
tomorrow to take action on a plan for
the admission of the United States
government as a member of the CM
csgo Clearing House
'it is 'almost certain that an ar-
rangement will be concluded similar to
the. deal between Secretary of the
Treasury John Sherman and the Assoc-
iated banks of New York in 1878.
whereby the Sub-Treasury in New
York became a sort. of business part-
ucr of the great banks of that city.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
reached Chicago yesterday and was
In conference for a long time with J.
B. lI‘organ. chairman of the executive
committee of the Chicago Clearing
House.
Later in the afternoon Mr. Forgan
issued a call to all the members of the
clearing house for a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at which. it is expected, Sec-
retaryIShaw will be present.
One of the results of thc govern
meni's becoming a member of the Chi
cago clearing house would be that.
hereafter. the banks in the West. in
settlement '0! conslautl fluctuating
accounts with the gave merit. would
buy exchangc on Chicago rather than
in New York.
The scheme will also lessen the ne-
cesslty of a small army of clerks un
der guard every day escorting bags of
coin and rolls of bills between the var-
lous banks and the sub-treasury.
Pnorssra excision.
Captain Pearson. of Princeton, Writes
to Captain Winelew.
NEW HAVEN. June 4-—Captain Win-
slow of the .Yale university baseball
nine has in his possessl n a letter writ-
ten to him by Captain earsou of the
Princeton team The latter says that
in justice to his team and Princeton
Captain Peartlcn “feels t at. he must
protest the decision of alpine HolllI
day. The letter was written at the
New Haven house before the Princeton
players left town. The stories which
have been circulated. to the effect that
- the undergraduates of Yale demand
that athletic relations with Princetoh
be broken oil are pronounced by pror'n-
inent Yale men both graduates and un-
dergraduates to be without found»
lion. The view ls taken by the Uni-
varsity men that Captdin Pearson had
a perfect right to protest a decision
which he thought was doing an .nlus-
ties to his team. So far as the base-
ball men themselves are concerned it
can be authoritatively stated that they
harbor the best feeling for Princeton
bud severing athletic relations have not
even been thought of.
BOLD REPUTATION TO DOCTORS.
"Christian Hospital." In cameo. E"-
,ioineri From Advertising lualneaa,
CHlCAGO June i.-—“'I‘hc Christian
Hospital. " an institution at NO: 817 La
Balls avenue, which is said to make a
business of selling “reputations" to
physicians. has been enjoined by Judge
Holdom from advertising Dr. John 8.
Murphy as president of its staff. I
Post-once Inspector Stuart has ar-
rested the principal directors of the
institution, charging them with fraud-
ulent use of the malls and the Chicego
Medical society has begun collecting
additional evidence designed to expose
the extent to which the hospital has
carried on its "business. "
The Moral Grand Jury wlil inves-
tigate the charges.
The plan. as set forth in the "hospi-
tal's" literature was to dispose oi
memberships on the staff of the hos-
pitai. For 826 the maximum fee the
applicant received a "beautifully" en-
grossed certificate, which lmparts con-
Matteo to patients while for other
aunts the instituuon totalled "otlciai
buttons and other insignia intended to
impress the credulous
M
PENNSYLVANIA CO. TAKES RE8~
TAU R’ANTB.
CHICAGO. June 4 .-Withln the next
two weeks all mtani‘as’rts and hotels
in the depots of the Pennsylvania aye-
tem west of Pittsburg will he conduct-
aeolian 7 h
m 9: l0 11:052.
iicta‘d siting
the] esoithedfningcerservice “
IN NEW HAVEN.
'i'a Diapreve rim
.0.
is Deeidediy
Isey te Verl y tit tier-
walk
Nothing by way 'of All introduction
could be added to the experiences and
opinions given below which could in-
crease their' value outh Norwalk peo.
ple can saIei Ob” is to draw their own
conclusions seed on s h convincing
proof as this citisen 0 rs. What is
there lackln in evidence like this to
Italy “is yet! in -tile- wool doubting
H dein of 81 Franklin street. by
occupation a lineman. says: "i was In
a New York hospital' for over a year
under treatment for kids complaint
and urinary trouble, an'diwhen dis-
charged ! received an ape cd card. i
had too frequent action 0 the kidney
secretionspln fact. i had lost all con-
trol. l procured a box of Dean's Kid-
ney Pills from Plaisted's ‘drug store.
They did me more good than any doc-
tor ever did and not only bencnltcd my-
self but i ndvlsad Mrs. Swain to take
Duan‘ s Kidney Pills for her backache.
They cured her.”
Sc ld for 60 cents a box.
burn 00.. Buffalo. N Y.
for the United States.
Remember the name—Dosa's—and
take no other.
Foster-MIL
sole agents
radium:"handles?“
Victoria's Duty to support Govern-
ment in Every Way.
MELBOURNE Victoria. Juno 4—-
Speaklng before the federal house of
representatives today. C. C. Kingston.
minister for trade and customs, said
he felt the commonwealth might give
preference to (ireat Britain with an cs-
pedlent loss of revenue, by maintaining
the existing duties lcvlcd on British
products and raising them against for-
eigners. it was the commonwealth's
duty to support the Imperial govern-
ment in every way. The minister did
not doubt but Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain's policy would appeal to
the great heart of the British people.
WELLINGTON. N. 2.. June i—A
conference of the New Zraiund chnul-
bers of commerce today adopted a role
olutlon in favor of a preferential trod.-
with Great Britain.
FIVE MEN DEAD iN KANSAS.
Killed in s Fight Between Farmers;
and Cattlemen. I
KANSAS CITY. June 4——A brief spo- '
cial from St. Francis Kan. says that
five men were killed in a light there;
between farmers and oatllemen. sit.
Francis is in Cheyenne county in the ,
extreme northwest corner of thc state. i
on the ColoradoNebraska line
HOLDING OF PROPERTY OF JEWS.‘
ST. PETERSBURG. June i.-—-'i‘hc!
Csar has approved the decision of the;
committee of ministers for bidding
Jews to acquire real estate. or enjoy
the proceeds thereof. except in towns
within the Jewish pale, until the laws
concerning the Jews have been revis-
cd. There are 101 such towns whcrc,
Jews are permlilcd to settle and uc-l
uulre realty. ,
GEN. GRANT To VISIT WEST
POINT
ST. LOUIS, Juno. 4.—~cht-ral Fred-
crick Dent Grant and Mrs. Grant al-
rlved here last night and immediately
departed for Chicago. (Ion. and Mrs.-
(lraut are on their way to West PoiuiI
to attend the graduation of their son. I
Ulysses from the National Military
Academy.
BCULLION HAD LOVS'AFfAiR.
BELGRADE. Scrvla, June 4.——Tho
only foundation for the report that
King Alexander‘s French cook had
committed suicide at the palace after
having been detected in an attempt to
poison Queen Drage is that a scallion
employed in the palace committed sul- ]
ride a week ago on account of a love
affair. I
i
I
Charity often hcglns at home. but rc- l
form is usually practised at a nclgl1-;
bar s.
l
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &l
HARTFORD RAILROAD. l
l
TIME TABLE. I
In Effect May 17, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:402. 5:31x. 5:58x, tizlt'rl
6:55. 7:08. 7:47. 8:162. 8:45. 9:052.
9:24x,9:40,10:24x, 10:40, 11:35x.
P. MI.—12:55x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,
3: 20! 4: 07. 4: 50k, 5: 40, 5: 55k 6:38.
6: 552 7: 07x, 7. 55x. 8: 00 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:40x 5: 05x 5:58x, 9:05,
9:42x.
P. M.—3:20x. 5:40. 7:20.
10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH,
NORWALK. I
A. M—12:022. 52,00 6:00 7:00.
8. 008. 8: 02. 9: 008, 9: 042 10: 02): 10:04.
11:008. 11: 02.
9.81.2—12 02.1:06 2. 00!. 3. 02.
3:80: 4:02x 4:,04 4:30. 502 5:30.
6:002. 6:02, 7:,008 8:002. 9:00x, 9:30.
11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:02x. 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P u—szoo. 8:00x t1:oo.
LEAVE SOUTH NO WALK FOR
NEW HAV N.
A. M.{18:082,1:18.1:258. 6. 18
1:48,:848-,:,9102 10:.00271:052, ll: 37.
I.—12:082, 1:1, 8. 022. 4: 18.
5: 5 8:.25 7:052,9:0lx,9f.15 10:01.
11:15
Bridgeport. In addition to above—1’.
249‘ 4e, 5: cs. 7 ea.
UNDA .
1 , 1:25x, 7:42
A.- Dir-12: Eh, l:
5:55x.
r.'.:u--715 s: or. 2,.
sports NORWALK ‘l'o canauav.
. A. a.-e-.s:.e
I>..:u-I so tier: mo. seer 7-10
DANOIURY 1‘0“”0‘714 NORWALK.
A. l—em 7:.28 8:11 0:88 11:27.
I manuals: I so ..
“0 ill".
”mm,8105
rue co sonAftu ovausli'r'
Help. Oradusiea at American Colleges.
Declares Mr. Dill.
MINNEAPOLIS, .lllne 4—James it.
Bill. of New York, Iii-livercti the "(L
dress at the commencement of ilw
University of Minnesota, his subject
being "Outlook for College (lruduult-s
in America." lio declared that the
trust movement, instead of restricting
the fluid for educated nlt'll and womcn.
opened for them now opportunities for
usefulness
“The corporation movement," said
he. “instead of crowding men out, has
opened for them new fields of useful-
ness and has increascd the financial
return for intelligent concentrated ci-
fort. it has to u largo r-xtont ollmin‘
slot] the prestige of rich mcu's sons
and ended the curcsr of the Miss Nair
I-y' typo. b‘l‘Olll liltliIVI'I-t of fii‘lI-Ililt'l" ‘
csi ulnnc, no corpurutlmt t'ilil rccogulzv
lht- 'puil basis” or mailing appoint-
Illi‘lils,
“When the trust movcmcnt shall
havc etcadicd list-If, when it shall
have eradicated wrung tendencies and
strengthened lilmit' elements which
are right then of tho mm In chulgc
of great combinations will be required
not alone an intimate know-it dgc oi the
business Itself. but the training to be
derived from a Imiversity course. Many
amulgnmatlons, formed ostcnslbly for
purposes of mutual protection have
accomplished llltlc chu- than the up.
loading of blocks of lndlgesllhlo secur-
itlcs upon I) deceived public which in
reality was the purpose for which they
Wei-c organized. Such organizations
never had an excllsl- for existing nul'
u charm- of success ext-cpl as it was
possible to suppress trade in it way
thoroughly repugnant to American
principles. A ccl'iulu class, also of the
labor olcmcnt in lending toward the
suppression of prediction.
“Ccrtuln promoters, sclf-stylcd illi-
auclers and certain labor loaders, have
each made the same mlstakc~that of
attempting, while only a minority. to
extract for themselves more than their
portion of thc pl'ospcrily of tho coun-
try by tho suppl'csslou of the output.
of othcrs. rather than by an lncrcuso
of the results of thclr own labor."
NEWS FROM THE FAR EAST.
.Loochoe island Eruption—Vandalism
at ManlllauPsuport Not Accepted.
\ ICTORIA it (‘ June «iv—News has
been l"'(’tPI\9tI front ihc Orlcnt that be
causo ofa punt: nt. Toly.lmu In tho Loo
ch00 Island as u I'I-sult of the volcanic
outbreak, the Japanese gorcmmcut has
soul a ship to the island to render Its-
slsiancc to the lslandci's. The gover-
nor of Loochoo has advised the rest
dcnis numbering six hundred to cml
grulc to a safer place, bill they refused
to do so, until the present mltbrcak
m curred 'l‘ilc llskud Uiko volcano in
lburi province also has shown signs
of lltlhlly.
Advlct's from Manila II‘II of a dis
graceful act of vandalism on the part
of the visitors to the recontlv floated
Spanish crulscr Reina Christ 8.. sunk
by Admiral, in tho surreptitious remov-
al of bones of dead Spaniards for rel-
Ics. The Christina was thought to how
had some $200,000 in gold shroud. but
ltwns not found. The gunhoat VclssI
co, which was raiseti,.wss found to
have been sunk by her own crow, who
had opcncd the bilge. The Nlroku says
that with a view to increasing .Ilupau
use Influence in Korea. the Japanese
minister at Seoul in connection with
the liritlsh minister in going to ob-
tain the consent of the Korean govern-
ment to a plan whereby Korea shall
undertake the extension of her army
and navy and the strengthening of de-
fences ln lhc iniernatlonnl boundary.
Great Britain or Japan to simply a loan
If needed for this purpose
The Ilnlvcrscl Gazette of Slanghul
published a dispatch from Karin stat-
ing than an American engineer armed
with a passport from the United States
consul at Shanghai was ordered to
leave the district by the Russian cou-
'sul at Karin. whc pronounced his pass-
,port useless. He had gone to narin
to examine some mines for a company.
WORTH REM EMBERI NO.
How to Save Your Life If Caught in
aFlre
“What persons should do if out off :
front escape Is to shut the door or the
room in which they pro and m o for
the nearest window. ' said Chief ging.
icy of the St. Louis .flre department to
a New York World repertcr. ‘
“The best way is to crawl. There Is
always a space next the floor where
the air is good. Iiirnoke always rises.
i don‘t care if a building is filled with
dense smoke—a window'cnn be reach-
ed by crawling and keeping the head
close to the door.
"Persons should get on the outside (If
the window. The room may be filled
with fire. but It will take some time
before the tire reaches thcm. Persons
should wait until their clothes catch
on fire before jumping. it is almost
sure death to jump,
"Burning buildings do not fall lm~
mediately. They are generally burn-
ing at least an hour before they begin
to fall. Even if the building does be-
gin to fall the portion where one is
may not fail. -
"Of course when persons are placed
in great danger minutes seem like
hours. The engines get to fires in the
majority of cases within a few minutes
after the alarm hasheea given.
"Another thing that I am reminded
of is the fact of howfew persons know
the loraticn of tire alarm boxes near-
est to their residences and how to give
an alarm. Evry o e should familiar
lse himself with location of the
box and how to turn in an alarm. "
CONFEOBED TO BURNING BARN
BATTLE CREEK. Mich" June 4.—
Isaac ormer is under arrest here on
the charge of having- set tire to the Ad-
ventlst' ssnltarlum barn which re-
suited in the death of .l. B. Psuf 'a
short time ago. It in said that he has
confessed to the crime. but declares
hie was partially intoxicated at the
t me.
GOVERNMENT COTTON BULLETIN
WASH I.,NGTON June 4-—The De-
parthent or alturaa cotton hul-
letln issued ayahows the condi-
tion of ctlttozu8 00 7133034 .1. Tim acreag‘tl
planted ,, e . , an acreese .
000000? .or 8.7 per cod"
I on Advertisements. Bridgeport Advertisemdhtl.
THE D. M. READ CO
Established 1857.
GLOVES FOR SUMMER.
Fowne‘s Suede Lisle in white which is one of the
most satisfactory makes of Gloves. both as to durability
and appearance. They fit perfectly. the. backs are stitched
With silk. and they iastcn with two pearl buttons. 75 cts.
Fowncs' Suede Lisle in cream. ecru, tan. and mode,
fastening with two sleeps. 75 cts.
Special. A small lot of Lace Lislcs and Silk Gloves in
mode. gray and black. small sizes. regular valuc7 75 cts. to
close out at 25 cts.
BLACK FOULARD SILKS.
Special. About one hundred yards of fine Black Fou-
lard. the quality that ought to bring $1.00 and is worth it.
on sale at 59 cts. a yard.
This is a chance not often to be found. Silk Section.
opposite Fairficld Ave. entrance.
USEFUL ARTICLES IN THE HOUSE FUR-
NISHING STORE.
A complete line of Silver Polishes.
Red Star. Silver Cream. and Elcctro Silicon in powder
form. from 8 to 18 cts.
Liquid Silver Cream. Holmes and Edwards‘. and Tay-
lor' 3 Polish. 18 to 35 cts.
Mineral Paste. two sizes. to and 19 cts.
Brass Polish. Putz Pomade, 5 cts.
Furniture Polish and Rub-i-shine. 25 cts.
LePagc’s Glue. 10 to 75 cts.
Scccotine for mending many different things. 15 cts.
Major's Cement. 10 to 15 cts.
SOAP AND CLEANING PREPARATIONS.
White Soap. Pearl. and .Fairy Soap (large size).
Laundry Soap. Santa Claus. Ozone. and U. S. Mail in sev-
eral convenient sizes. Bon-Ami. Domestic. Pioneer. and
Fairbank's Securing Soap from 3 to 8 cts.
Parson’s Ammonia, loto 2 5 cts.
Laundry Ammonia. IO cts.
Turkish Ammonia. Io cts.
Borax, ' Io cts. lb.
Fairbank's Gold Dust. 5 to 18 cts.
Bottle Blulng. Io cts.
THE D. M. REID COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Announcement.
e 9 a ‘e
Fl’dlllt'llll ‘ 01W 3 Ptllllfll ’IIISCllllBl‘l]
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottles
at 81.00 per bottle.
For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
best familics in Norwalk aml South Not-walk, and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has failed. Many hcre testify to
its virtues. Sold on Its mcrlls.
HI'ME CURES'. HOME CURES. HOME CURES.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUUOISTS.
The Kind sonnets Always nought, and which I‘m . I.
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
. o Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfelcs, Imitaticns and “Just-as good" are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Expedition:-
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a hamless substitute for Castor 1Oll:1’el'o-
gnu-Io, Dropseud Soothing Syrups. It Is Plea-ads. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms "
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Dian-hm and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food. regulam the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s macaw-The Mother's Friend. I ', .
canola: CASTORIA ALWAYS
III hull with Always Bligh
iii Use For Otter 3b Ye‘are’. ""““’ _
Norwalk Chronicler