. “mm-intimate mom or nose.
- don Globe contains a aunt
of amusing all-were in a recent cil-
tlon‘for oince boys In a govern-
, ”Source. Borne of the descriptions
, ,volcanb' ire graphic. "A volcano
i0 ~hill',and;aniohe raises from the
"A, Volcano is a mountain with
, ur and a collection of iron and
M Coon aftor a few years they get
W ind bursts the mountain Does a
m o! Damage to the country" "A
ditto HI a mountain which his a
”fitment of lather and this some-
it“ overflows and burns villiages
M 'i‘iia‘most flattering answer
'Ifas follows: "The boundaries of
,. and are united states amerlca and
seem." "Latitude and Longitude
. Monomer student are terms to de-
"it, “be certain spots on the sea. "
Charles H. Pennypscker, burgess ot‘
.aatchester, Pennsylvania, hopes to
reveal the chronic topers of the
use from buying any more liquor
Olithlii its bojihddr‘les.’ "l‘he law or
tL’onnsylvanlaflahu-ithat persons of
Mwnvintemperate habits shall not be
1 given drink by tavern keepers or those
.who sell liquor. 'ihe bui'geaa has
fthsreiorh madeupa list of those who.
I II he thinks. cannot be legally served
with risk when once the saloon keep.
tin have déei warned against them.
its ii ‘ eat copies or the list to all the
‘ 's‘ and expects that the
will he heeded.
; ,f FEMININE Tories.
(Doharah in Hartford Courant. )) .
No material equals linen tor tailorv
ed wash waists. it is queen of them
' ital
gar-k er the Southern New Email
nun-o...
sva‘rvi.‘ one s
”it ”Airguns...”
a: idditlan lattes-tr In the
-mide
pmements to itsplanta all over the
state which necessitated largo expen
' ditureb’ of money.
Monday the following letter was is- ‘
sued and sent to stockholders by (ion-
‘ eral A. ii. Embler. the treasurer oi
the company:
this company. passed at a regular
meeting of the board of directors hold
at the oiiice of the company on the 29th
of June, 1903. the treasurer of the com.
pany mak‘o‘s the following statement
and ollartotho stockholders of record
“3th of Jul.V, 1003:
it is proposed to increase the stock
of the company by adding 5.000 shares
of the par value of $100 each to the
new outstanding 30.000 shares of capi-
tal‘stock. making the total Issue to be
85,000 shares. or 03.500.000. 'l‘hoae ad-
ditional 6.000 shares are now ogercd
at par to all stockholders of record on
the books of the company, loth of July.
1003. in the proportion of one share of
new stock for each multiple of six
shares then held by them.
buoscriptlons , [or this additional
stock must be made on blanks furnish
ed by the Iroasilrol'. and presented to
business or 3 p. in. Tom of August.
1903. .
ed must he made to the treasurer at
his otlice in New Haven at the rate or
3100 for oath share on or before hill
of August. 1903. The stock so taken
and paid for shall share in the October
dividend of the company and certifi
cates therefor will be issued as soon as
may be after the 15th of August, littlii
The company will not issue fractions
of shares of stock. and will neither buy
her sell fractional rights to subscribe
to such additional stock. but will rec-
ognise any legal transfer of such
rights.
Enclosed are blank forms of sub
scription to said capital stock. and for
the transfer oi the right to make such
a subscription. . .
A. H. Elam.
Treasurer-
Concerning the new issue of stock
President Morris F. Tyler'issued the
following statement:
This circular means that the tele
phone company has increased its capi-
liven parasols are made of linen and
‘th are very useful actompammeuts
‘of f’~ linen. business suit. 1
, fthe‘bathing shoe isn" necessary it
Til a great convenience. partic ulariy it
.00: ms in keeping the feet clean
getting from the beach
Man Who finds giyccrinc
e to her flesh will ddiibtlcss l e
- oil. by the continued use of a
- [Merino soap, of which there arc
on the lllli‘liet ‘
nth” e only variation being cut-
Wobliars and culls.
thIt did we uselbo wear about the
locks of our dresses in years past?
We know that we oidn' t have the '1 real
. flood“ or pretty stocks with which the
'otitlntora are i 'ged now. and the
.Mde'r is wh id we do when we
,4! it'll have thein.
hotelalneo are very much in favor
agiln. which will please womankind
generally for i think they all like chat-
statues That of oxidized silver will
. the most popular. as it is less ex
‘porin‘bv than gold. and the design of its
in 3 pendants are quite as good
" a you aeaaithe odd looking trays
used tor cards comb and brush. flower
. valid vasesfhtiif even on dining is
ade of a sort of silk brocade
with glass and framed? Thei'
lanaint look which some woul
iii; are rather too expensive to
common
of": of July
MRS! gums and
[Still '
'r‘t
Watqatl
tal stock by half a million and that
this stock is offered to the stockhold-
ers at par in the ratio of one share of
new stock to every six s ares of the
old stock. The present capital is 33.-
000.000,
The money thus obtained is to be us-
ed by the company in partly paying its
floating indebtedness, and in enabling
into secure further funds for the ex-
tension of its business. it is not pro-
tended, however. that this will be
enough for any prolonged period of
timepfor the plans adopted by the man-
agement ill call for the expenditure
twelve month. _ 'l‘lie issued capital.
when this stock has been taken. will
be; absence with shampoo-unissued
but which the directors can offer. for
sale in a similar in user. It issuppos-
ed that the funds w tiled in the future
will be supplied from sale of this stock
groin time to time.
This money has already been invest-
ed in the enlarged plant of the corpor-
ation and is adding to its earning ut-
pacity. Consequently the stock draws
dividend at once. Moreover. as it par-
ticipaies immediately in the dividends
oi‘ the company. and is not alvery large
amount of may. the payment- or this
stock is called for all at one' time and
not in installments .
Under a recuit Issue of stock the
company has proceeded to install new
equipment in its telephone plant in
New Haven and In other parts of the
state. In New Haven the new com-
mon battery system is now in opera-
lion and the same system"w I be in-
alIIlOd in Bridgeport s New
iulildtngs'are being erected in the
large cities in the state and the work of
development and improvement is go
rig on continuously.
ODJECTION T0 NOICY COW._
wildcat. at Elinwdod Avenue Cannot
steep These Warm Nights
The residents of isimwooo avenue
are no in arms and there may be' a
r committed on the street some
l‘tliese hot nights They are going to
complain to the authorities regarding
at iii splash-am hi
:esu‘anyopeatetia fidfi’vhéeI hit”.
homes. This purveyoran'ade'al fluid
is owned by Albin Anderson. It is a
line cow. but its artistic tendon es are
too strongly developed for tha nelghi
horhood as it insists on giving—vocal
selections in the wee small hours of
the night, Stones hav been thrown
at the new by angry , hbora,..iuat
when it was singing moat sweetly, but
to devotion to its art in meat touch-
‘ng and the stones have had little or
to eifect upon it it has kept an sing-
Ing Just the same.
Now, tinder the best of circhinstaut
cos last night was a hard one‘ho' sleep.‘
but the people who live near where the
cow is anchored had a harder time of
it than others as the animal bellowed
all night} it was decided this morning
to t a stops to tile un-
der clause of the law which pro
video a penalty for maintaining a pub
lie nuisance.
IURGLAR'I .HAUL IN TAMFORD.
; -: or July: A?“ aux-gar
_ a... entered a building by lili-
ward A. WI 1’a .and
lliams' a ,
Milena ..
\v't'1
By virtue of a vote of the directors of .
the treasurer on or before the close of .
this s t f f.
Payment for such stock as subscrib I can 0 Bee
01.000030. more. within a -. x
4
‘OCHv L.” O I!" I...‘
LONDON. July to a usual cric-
‘ket match between tho lion and liar.
row school boys began at horde
Grounds laden Harrow batted um
and after a poor display. were all out
in their llrst innings for 116 runs.
' ~—li‘.verything you need for tho itth
on is to be found at_ M. B. Smith & 1..on
S. S Tillotson
.Will begin her
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
Trimmed
Milllne ry
Saturday. Julie on.
Also grcai. reduction in Really-io-
Woar and [Intrimmcvl llata.
)hlourning Hats and Vcils rooted
Votes given for Library with cvcry
purchase.
so Institution Stunt.
‘OIIHV Nnrwaih ‘
--
Special 1’: Ices.
a...—
I It
Itii‘
Illt'
I2l’
Legs of Spring Lamb.
li‘orc Quarter I.
Pot Itoast,
III!
lb, up
up
up.
Chopped Beef (special)
IOi lhi; 3 "MI“ Ziii'.
Mien unis. title to.
Native Veal. Native l‘v‘owls
Spring (thickens, Watcrmciohs on
ice, and all kinds of vegetables: at low
prices.
Schaub 5. Market
Eli bit Fibii.
-mo—
Extra large Butterflsli, 4 lbs.. Linc;
Bluefish, 10c; Weaknsh, 8c; Boneta
Mackerel. 9c; silver Base. 70; Sea
Bass. 8c;. Porgies. 8c. All other kinds
of Fish selling at reasonable prices.
cAPi oucuoss.
Rant lllnd at Washington Street Ilrldt-c
“(ild aaivuitvm Arlili Multilin-
SOLID IND— SbCCl‘SSFUL
LituNalionailluii.
' soon-l aoawam. coma
ieaiah I. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walton.
. location solicited
nun liltillilt.
We are selling some or the newest
and prettiest styles in white and, linen
duck hats. also Batavia hats and white
mull lipts.
Our Palm Beach and plain sailors.
in Milan. Sonnet and rough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
.Oiir eiitlre line of dress and tailor-
ed hats. matine, chiffon and straw
hats. trimmed and untrimmed. at
greatly reduced prices.
Elcluslve styles in _—ready made veils.
it. lttfutl it"
at Wall St. Noiwalk
W "
New sAsEliv.
-'£
Hm gusto Pier. 8. (8. ice.
i
. iflffltiol‘v consummation of all arrango- ‘
l
' grades of schools many books should
i
I
'ern division. Mr. Smith' a office will in
Capital. '. 310000000
surplus. “005000.00 ‘
Other Profits. 345.200.00
JOIN ii. reacts. Pastoral.
JACOB mulled. (Insular.
: etaacroaa: ,
John H. Ferris Henry Cayman ‘
John H. Knapp Christian Swat-ta
John H. Light E. H. Hothouse»
' comm-toil ”redeem. a»...
National ldasailenat Association oath-
aria to beside a amass.
BOI'I‘O July Io—Witb the coming
of this. the am: and closing day of the
1903 (ORVOI‘IIIOD of the National modes. I
tional Association, the oillcers, com-l
mltloev; and members Were able to lie-I
clale “hat the meeting this- year had:
been one of the mast suecesstui ever
held by the organisation. More than
thirty thousand teachers have attend-
ed the various sessions, and nothing
has counted to mar seriously the sat-
manta.
Ton of the sixteen departments of
the Association hadiscssions scheduled
today. The National Council met to
door up a few remaining matters of
business. l'nc kindergarten dopzir tnicnt
I”. tossed the topic 'The Kindergar-
ten and the Comniliuity. " with Richard
Watson Glider, of New York, editor
of the Century Magazine. among the
speakers. _
In the department of secondary
rcicnm. President 0. Stanley Hall, of
Clark University, spoke on “Cocduca.
Loo In the High School."
"The Teaching of Art" and "Considv
crations for a practical Study of Drew-
lw.‘ in Public Schools." were the sub
,iccls brought up the art department.
The business o'ilu-ation department
held a round table conference on "A
Commercial Course fonAmerican Iligh
Schools," and the physical training do
it"‘mv'nt a-uve up the time to subjects
at cxc'urivc In'erost to that branch.
"()ivonilttri" anti “Physics" werethn
topics in the science instructive depart.
moot and the library department de
*0ch its 'tmc to rapcrs on the rela-
tions between libraries and schools.
l'barics ll. Gilbert. of New York
' poke on "The Public Library and thc
Pivliilc School " He said:
In order that the library be useful
through life It is necessary that child
rml be made acquainted with it and
that they be given the library habit.
They should get an acquaintancc
with an abundance of good books. Th0)
l hviuld act sullicicnt low for such booth
to prompt them to make no effort It
tctrui’t‘ them and discriminating iudg
ment. In my judgment. In the earlier
giro supplied to the schools bi lobraries
3in thc thildron advancc in age and
clinic and becomc actiistomcd to tht
use of books 'hcy should be more and
more sent to the library to supply their
wants. . .
The indlan department “the only
one which has held sessions every list
since the conVentlon opened today
closed the meetings with an induslrla
and misvcllanoous round table.
Among the speakers use Ilsinlli
Garland of New York
w.._-
N. s. smith PROMOTED.
la Head oi New 0 at duperintend
* out oiTel graph.
General Superintendent (l. M. Shep
out yesterday appointed N Smith
she has been acting as trsin deapatch
or on the western division. to be super
intendent of telegrrpl'. thus creating s
new oilice. lle wii akc in addition it
the work he has looked after himseli
the work which te eWeatern llnlor
(‘oinpany hair look or in the cast
tin New Haven
A meeting at the board of directors
will be held in New York city tomor-
row when a treasurer will be chosen
to succeed the late W. '1. Squires.
B May, of Bridgeport. is prominently
mentioned for the position. it is prob
able that atter the meeting the direc
tors will take a short sailing trip. lot 3
Viewing a precept established a few:
years I‘D.
esLscreo Isuuhsa rouse.
veryone is planning at this time or
the year to get away for a few days_:
to some place where they can have a
change from the o ry-day grind of
home. cares and business life. and in
doing this they want to get as much
lost and change as they possibly can in
the time that ihet can be away. This
can be done best by taking the Rec-
reation Tours which everyone knows
are first class and give relief from all
care. and their choice list cannot but
command itself to all. This year they
offer tours to Block Island, aeratoga
and Ausable Chasm. Niagara Falls,
Thousand islands. Montreal. Quebec.
the Saguenay River White Mountains.
Cot age City, the Catskills and Hall-
fax and as each tour is under charge
of an experienced conductor. they offer
the finest way to visit these places
and see them in the best and easiest
manner. . G. W. Harris. ticket agent.
who sells these tickets will give any
further information desired. and the
many patrons of the past ten years is
a guarantee of the excellent manage
ment of this company.
WANT! MILEAGE BOOKS RETURN-
ED.
There are at present thirty mileage
books issued to members of the legis-
lature which have not been returned
to the comptroller: and an eifort is be
ing made to secure these thata asettlo
ment may be made with the New York.
New Haven and hartford Railroad, the
Central new England and Central Ver.
moat railroads. The state pays for the
number of miles travaled by the mem-
bers and the comptroller wishes that
all who have not returned their books
will return them at once.
.._.__it._..__
auaatcAN MALT co. rials.
this
hate it the list on
of July. no: at to o“dioc bemoan:
and that isthmus interested in said
A I
denials
The Greatest
of Them All
.v-
SPREADING RAILS CAUSED
WRECK.
ST. LOUIS Mo. July ltl.—- ‘Sprcadlng
.sils caused a wreck on the terminal
line hear Madison today. A girl tun
dentifted) was killed, one man was to
tally injured. three sustained serious.
‘iiirts and twenty oihcrs wvirc slightly‘
'njurcd. 'l‘hc victims were factory
Uniploytes on their way to work.
Tel. Call 97-5.
Gregory’s; Point.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
—.
SHORE DINNERG AND DEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER.
BATHING AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO. RENT DY SEA-
DON.
.iE 0’SIILLIVAN,Piop
r
1
its; our special offer for the balance of this week.
.t‘
ifl‘hé" Smoker
Never “Moves
To Lay it
JOSELOFF S
Meats
duction oil! 5 cents on each dollar of goods you purchase Remember it is
only for the balance of this week; of tcrwards we will be obliged to sell for
the usual prices. No restriction in quantity; buy enough to carry you
through this hot season when canned meat is so desirable for picnics.
lunches, etc. -..
-
lmrge 25c can Corned Beef ....... 100 § Pottc‘d Tongue. 10c size .......... 8c
Large 25c can Roast Beef ........ 190 ‘ Potted Tongue. 5c size ........... to
1 lb. can Corned Beef ........... llc i Veal Loaf, this sale .............. be
i lb. can Roast Beef ............. 11c i Sliced Ham, large can ............ 22c
Potted Ham. 10c site ............ so i Boneless Chicken, per can ........ 22c
Potted Halli, 5c size ............. 4c limbster. per can ................. 20c
Try our best Butter, best in town. 25c per pound.
CALL 50-3.
Seymour’ sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
we on. CONSIDERING.
THAT WAS A LEVEL MEADED CUSTOMER WHO SAID “WHEN I BUY BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE,
TEA AND COFFEE AT SEYMOUR'S STORE. I KNOW WHAT I AM DUYI NG." WE KNOW THAT THIS PARTY
VARIETIES.
RECEIVED THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY, A8 THOUSANDS OF OTHERS DO. WE CARRY A LARGE
LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIES AND CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT.
AND SUMMER RESORTS WILL FIND A8 LARGE AND COMPLETAE ASSORTMENT
CITIES. THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CRACKERO AND WAFERB IN THIS SECTION, INCLUDING ALL THE
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. . .
NEW COMERS TO THE SHORE
A8 IN THE LARGE
0. E. Seym‘mir, Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
8 - Big Bargains 9- 8
, Random items. picked out from a hundred others:
.w
Jimmy!
”he“
ND. 8 BARGAIN—Fancy South em Roaé Potatoes. per peck
Jimflflfi $3, .mdmffl‘ NO'. ,1 BARGAIN—Finest Elfin Creamery Butter. per lb. , 24 sis.
in the- American Matting Company's ' . . _
malt house early badly that «used NO. 2 BARGAIN—e1, 0 lbs. Gganiilated Sugar for. . . . . $1.00.; ‘
from monotosisoooioss. intestate ‘ . ,. | , . . ,.
fl';‘&2.9‘.{‘.{;.‘:.:°m $3.233; N0. 3 BARGAIN—Large Bottle Blue Label Ketciiup for . m cm, .
from d traction . * ‘ ‘ 4
‘u . {NO 4 BARGALN—Acme SoapXthe beat on earth) percake , ‘ eta.
DISTRICT o*__ NORWALX Dump“, ”NO. 5 BARGAINi-Bflt Slit” Cured Shoulders, pei‘ 1b.. 11 cu. ,
bamboo J l 1 a: ,
Nhfi grécgfiw III: "~30. 6 BARGAIN—Fancy Assorted Mixed Cakes, regular price; i 5 cts.. this week recto. lb.
0" a I C
gm; .4 am: no. 7 BARGAIN—sips. Best Pearl Tapioca. (new lot) to: as eta.
m felt- meat. at the Pit» *4 '
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