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CONNECTIONS FREE.
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7! WATER STREET.
aourn NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED.
WOOOMMOOO”MO-
IRINKIIINSIIJY
PLUMBING.
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FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 1374.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Papcd Designs from
our splcndld‘ stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar.
tistlc Wall l‘apcrs in these parts.
Prices are proper and woikmon most
skillful.
Sole agent. for Jancway's and Car-
penter‘s Wall I‘apers.
‘ T o Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
I’AINTERS' SUPPLIES,
MATERIALS.
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SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10c.
Cloth Window Shades, vvith
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures, 10c.
“Share-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, too.
Best Steel Paring Knives, toc.
ARTISTS
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
sronn OPEN EVENINGS.
l.~.H.Decker
87 Washington Stroet,
South Norwalk,‘ Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
to North unset. “ south Norwallt.
Residence, o Grocer-It Terrace.
Tolophone at home, 134—6.
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Watkins & Dow,
HAR DWARE
You will find all seasonablo goods.
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOL-
ERS, WINDOW SCREENS, SCREEN
HAM MOCKS, B- «51.x?
JIP-lirLllC
AND A FULL LINE OF PAINTS.
ooons,
VARNISHES. FLOOR FINISHES.
STAINS AND ENAMELS.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 430.
You can buy
5 Per 00m. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN’L LIFE INS. CO.
on insgallmcnta, A good investment for
you, if you live. a splendid protection
for your family. if you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
so. Norwalk, Ct.
DEAFNEBB CANNOT BE CURED.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseakod portion of the our.
'l‘horo in only one way to cure (loaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional rom~
cdlcs. licafncss is caused by an III-
liamcd condition of thc mucous lin-
ing of thc Eustachian 'i‘ubc. When this
lllbo is inflamed you have a rambling
sound or lmpcrfoot hearing, and when
it is entirely cloaed, Deafness Is the re-
sult. and union the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal Ioudltlon. hcaIlng will be
Ilestmycd forI‘ch . nine oascs out of ten
arc Inusod by Catarrh. which Is noth-
ing but an intlnmcd condition of the
mucous surfaces.
for any ('Riifl of Dcafnnss (caused by
catarl‘h) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Curc. Semi for circulars. frc
li‘. .I. (Thcnoy & (70., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Ilrugulats. 75c.
'i‘nkc liall's Family I'llls for consti-
potion.
'Phono. 182.
Jenkins Machine
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
ooLo AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric lllolcrs.
Have no superior. Can abovv them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Moch-
ino Work Bolicitod.
71115 G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G c0,
56 WATER ST.. 80. NORWALK.
THE
Illl NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN..
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Net Praflfs. 355300.00
Solicits accounts of Individuals, man-
ufacturera, merchants and corporations
upOn favorable torme.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prea.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prea-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Liuht
Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 5 par
cont. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per cont; and lit} 23 per cent. greater
than if lnvcslcd at. 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 60 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
Capital, $1,600,000.
@iuidnnd
Paying Mining. Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making poaaiblc
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
‘ lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY&CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal A nts.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
[7 New Street, New York.
EIBALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
Wellern New England Branch: Headquar-
ha'a: Suite 33-35 Catlin Bldg" Hartford. Conn-
Donny a. Hall, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk, Ct.
ilII lllllil’iilli Steamboat IImpIIIIII
(incorporated).
DailyFreightLine
NORWALK. .
SOUTH NORWILK.
and NEW YORK.
Sioumorsl"€fty of Roma":-
and "Eagle".
Leaves New York Daily at 8 pm.
Leave Norwalk Daily at 5 p. In.
Freight received from 7 a. In. to 6 p. In.
m: .IoHIv ii. LII warm:
portraits.
ALL INSURANCEI, REAL ESTATE,
MORTGAGES ‘NOTARY. STRAIN
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I: count IIIAIII gunner. .
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WIIIL PIPER
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW vou
CAN any NICE oooos HERE, you
KNOW we on THE WORK IN THE
VERY sear MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
E. E. Gorham’s,
TEL. 135-2.
10 FIRST ST., E. NORWALK.
l‘lII linton Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
Eaton II Lidgervood Company.
95 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
1847. 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
‘ HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. »
- sroves AND amass,
cLA-re AND TIN noormo,
Can and Steam Fitting.
Gan Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you neon our stock of '
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
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WAC;
w» will glvc One Hundred Dollars “
Cleor Skin
Fallon Creamenl Bat-
ler 250 lb.
211i). Gran. Sugar $1
Readu Bits 10c. pkg.
Power” the new
., breakfasnobdcc pkg.
A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. couu.
liIiSTlillliiliIilli
\er John Mont-ll is quitc ill at hot
homo in 'l‘hhd stlcct
Thc cutbout owncd by (lI-orgc Scy-
mour is to bc. ovcrhaulod this week.
The standing tipping has bcen plac-
ed on the Mini yacht “Jean" at li‘ow-
ch' s shipyard.
.lohn It, is‘owlcr, who has bccn vlslt‘
ing his son. Joscph Fowlcr. has Irouc to
Cos Cob for a visit with another son
of his,
Mrs. Wallace llntcs. Mrs. Curtis
Eddy. Mrs. A. S, l’almcr. Ward Pal-
mcr. Miss (Iarric I’IIlmcr I-epcnt tlIc day
Saturday at Sound Ilcnch,
Shipbuildcr Joscph Fowlcr is con-
structing a sharpie sailboat for lloracc
Nash. ’l'hc boat will bc l8 fcct long
and will no liuishcd in natural wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallacc Bates and
children and Frank Kroutch Wont to
liclis island. l)t.‘l‘()l‘llllufi llay. in IhI-ir
launch l.colc. Mac. and spent the day.
They had a vory nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1‘. Bartlett.
from Danbury. on visiting I-clativcs
and frlcnds in The Norwulks. Itftcr
which thcy will rctut‘n to thcir home
in grout, plain llnnbury. whithcr they
intcnd to movc.
llrldgctcnilcr ('olc was up ill 4 o'clock
this morning. taking up Ilic old plank—
ing on the tI'ollIy tracks and rcplncinu
III-w oncs on tho Washington slrcct
bridgc, tlIc planking of which is in very
bad condition John is II hustlcr and
undcrstnnds how to push Ihc work in
that line.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallaco Ilntcs. Frank
Krontcb. wont to Round lloncb, yes-
terday. Whilo at lllc hunch they on-
choI'cIl lhc launch with a static at the
stcrn lo kcop it off short: and when
thcy camI- homc tlIcv lowod the rock
on and didn't Iiiscovcr what they had
done until thcy reached Colc's final.
The tidc was down and they had to
push and wondcrcd what was the man
for. Captain Batos was very much
surprlscd when lIc found what hc had
done. lic didn‘t know as any body saw
it, but a friend on the bridgc caught
on ai‘tcr he had pushcd so hard.
ROWAYTON.
Captain John Jarvis is overhauling
his yacht "Lilly."
Miss Laura Stoncbrirlflc, of Now
R'Ill'k.
brccht.
Miss Ethlyn Harper has rcturned to
Mt. \'crnon, after a visit with Mrs
Etta Slatcr.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Stevens. of Logan
nvonuc. have been entertaining friends
from New York.
Captain Aaron Stevens is at work on
his boat "Flat iron," which he is plao»
in: in commission.
The usual prayer meetings will‘ be
held tonight, in the Rowayton hit-tho
dist and Baptist Churches.
The graves in Union cemetery wcrc
beautiful],- decorated Monday showing
the dead were not forgotten.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Row-
ayton Baptist Church, hold II meeting
yesterday, with Mrs. E. H. Evory.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Youngs and
family spent Memorial Day with Mrs.
Hattie Wicks. of Crockett avenue.
‘Wllliam Ambler, of Newark. spent
Memorial Day with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. Eugene Ambler. of Cross
street.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Youngs. of
South Norwalk, spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Youngs. of Logan
avenue.
Mr. and MIs Wilbur Bates of Dar-
icn. wenti Monday with Mrs. Batcs'
mother. Mrs. John H. Monsell of Lo
gnu avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Bates. of Frank-
lin street, Stamford. spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, of
Pond street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolbcar. of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday and Memorial
Day with Mrs. Jennie Sherer. of Pen-
uoycr street.
James Ogden and family. of Pearl
River. New York. are guests of Mr.
Ogdcn‘s brother. Mortimer C. Ogden.
is the guest of Mrs. I". C. Al-
- in Rownylon avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cudlipp. of
New York city. have been spending a
few days at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cudllpp.
Alfred Crockett met with quite an
accident to his boat yesterday. He was
engaged in swinging the vessel around
near his dock in Rowayton harbor.
when the bowsprit caught on the edge
of the dock. The stick was broken
off and some of the headgear quite
badly damaged Captain Crockett had
a load of oysters on board and would
era himself lucky that the mishap was
not of a more serious nature.
DARIEN AND uonorou.
Mrs. William Wuerl continues aeri
oualy ill. ~
. Mina Ikrtha Cooley spent Memorial
Dag at gist-Pile: home.
i - moo
I“, lea 32ml! 9 Flint‘hc‘r.
hummus.» ork,_io
You have doubtless. heard i
great deal about Ayer’s Sar-
blood pure and rich, tones up the nervous system, clears
the skin, teddens the cheeks. Ask your doctor.
char to fishing her glut
“patina—how It molten the '
..‘If'n'rJ.
\isitlng Mrs
John ltaifcrty, Main
uIIcct. .
Mrs. if. S. Brown entertained hcr
stator and husband from Ncw Haven,
Monday.
Mrs~ Sylvester liowon has hccn vci'y
Ill, thc past chk, at tho homc of Mrs,
C. L‘ liowon.
Mrs. R. Hnrpcc. of Rclhcl. leIiicJ
Mrs. t‘larcncc t‘lock. l’rospcct ovonuc,
Mcmorial Day.
The King's
with Mrs. Arthur
'l‘uosday at 3 p_ to.
Tim frlcnda ol' Alfrcd Morchousc.
Sn, will bI- glad to learn that. his health
is much improved.
Mina Louisc. Langdon
vcry ill with mcaslcs,
and (thin to an no.
Clllil‘ll‘ti FI‘t‘IIIlI'IIIIIIll. of licilIcl. was
the guest of GI'UI'Ke S. Ilnles and Ililli-
lly. Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. llIII-ry St,
ford are lI.“ aunt-Its of Mr.
llcujnmlu St, .lobu.
Walter Sharon and family lIuvc
InovI-Il from Miss lictsy chd's to the
seminary building on Males“ Hill.
(7. Stuart Whitney. of Port Chcslcr.
visllcd his mothcr. Mrs. 0. l2. Whitney.
Monday. Mrs, Whitney is in her 96th
your.
S. It]. Sisson has moved into tho .I.
ll. Muthcr plat-o East Main Hll'(‘.(‘l,
ucxt door to tho (.‘ongrcgatloual par-
sonagc
Mr. and Mrs. Qunckcubnsh and fam-
ily lnovcd from Now York to lhcir
summcr home on Iirooksido avenue.
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Willson's frians will
bc glad to intro tllcy arc much Improv-
ed and abio to bc about the housc at
for tlIcir scrious accident.
Mrs N. I}. Gleason returned front
her visit in Buffalo. Saturday, and
spcul Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Isaac
Scllock. Hrooksidc avenue.
Andrcw S. Waterbury has about
complI-tcd tho ncw barn at. (follcndcr'a
Point, replacing tho onc rcccntly
hurncd. 'owned by Mr. Rennhaw.
Mr, and Mrs George Williamson. of
Maplc nvcnuc. hnvc returned from a
son and liIIlI- Miss Williamson. of
\'lI:ll with Mr. and Mrs Prcd William-
(ii'avcsend, L. I.
l‘rofcssor Willisloll Walker, Ph. II.
xuvc lll(' address to the graduating
class in Ynic Divinity school. in New
Huvcn, yI-stcrday. Professor Walkcr
is woll known hero.
Tho Friday Afternoon Club meets
this wcok with Mrs. Alfrcd Morohousc.
to discuss New England Pools and
Humorlsts. taking for tho afternoon
lxmgl'cllow and Mark Twain.
Milton Mother. of Now York. was lhc
guest rcccntly. of his sister. Mrs. Al-
bcrt ll, Scoiicl..l and his two aunts,
Mrs. lanai Scllcck and Mrs. Charles
ii. Whitucy litooksido Incnuc
'l‘hc recent annual cchtlou of offl-
cerl: of tho Friday Afternoon Club ro-
sullcd as follows: President. Mrs. Dr.
Noxou; viccprcsldents. Mrs. (ilnrcncc
licll and Mrs. Annie Gillette: scorn
lary, Miss Nettie Loosen; program
commlth Mrs, Mark Normant. Mrs.
Clarcncc Boll, Mrs. E. Franklin need.
The Knowiion Filo and Drum Band
and vctcrnns from Fitch‘s Home
marched to Spring Grove Cemetery,
Memorial Day. Exercises included
rcading and praycr by Capt. .l. N. (.‘oc.
.III addtcss by Maj. Wm. Spittlc. sing-
my; ol“ ‘A‘mcllca. by all present and
the choratlon of the graves by the
veterans.
'l‘bc Stamford District Union Camp-
mceting Association met Wednesday
cvcnlug at the homo of Georgo H.
Joncs. Clinton awnuo Stamford. AI
thur It Stnik presiding. It was de-
cidcd to hold a scrlcs of condom in
the glove at Springdalo in thc summer
dam and other arrangements to be
dcnlt with intcr. The following offi-
ccrs wort- cloctcd: President. Rev.
Freedman P. Tower; viceprosident.
Rcv. .l. ll. Hoyt: secretary, E. VanderA
wcrkcn; treasurer. George H. Jones:
cxccntlvc committee, Arthur R. Stark,
George H. Jones. E. Vandcrwerkcn. C.
B. li‘itch, ( li‘. Olmsted. John McCon-
ncll and George Bennett.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. John S. Jones is sick and under
the doctor‘s care.
The lock boxes in the post office
have been rehronzcd.
Mrs. G. E. Hazeltinc of Brooklyn. N,
Y.. is visiting friends here.
Clarence Perkins of Mamaroneck. N.
Y.. has been visiting here.
Mrs. C, M Gorham has returned
home from a visit in Southport.
A special meeting of thc Library As-
sociation was called for last night.
New York guests are being enter»
mined at the home of C, T. Hurlbutt.
Miss Lillian Thomas. of Newark, N.
J.. is a guest of the Misses. Bourglre.
Mrs William Eslle has returned
rom a visit with relatives in New
York
George Carpenter has supplanted
Peter Larsen iu the trolley barn, the
latter being “I
The Kirk cottage on Imperial ave-
nue has been sold to Mrs. Daniel
Brown. of Weston.
Local members of Norwalk Chapter,
D. A. R.. attended service at the
church of Rev. W. W. Duncan in South
Norwalk.
It was out of town for a majority
Monday. Absolutely nothing of inter-
est here Roton Eoint and Savin Rock
attracted our people.
Last night Miss Maude Wolfe_ of
Stratford. gave an‘entertalnment for
the benefit of the Senior Class. of the
High school. in Ansembly hall.
The market delivery business engago
ed in by trolleyrncn on these divisions
has had a quietns put upon It and it
is high time the officials noted. The
custom has long been in vogue and
holding cars for omnioyea to do mar-
keting as well as stopping off todeliver
goods but along the line of rapid tran-
sit or trolley practices.
in out
next
Daughtcrs will
8. Bibbins,
who has been
In rccovcrlng
John Hurt
and Mrs.
"Do you mean to tell me that your
‘ ottoman is due to the gratitude that.
hoopla feel toward you?" : .
"Conalnly." answered Senator Son
lint. ' "I give them money, and their
gn'ltztdo loads that! toivoto my vi”
Ira-shim an:
cannauav.
Miss Austin spout Monday with her
parents of Sculls t‘orncrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Jcasso Taylor spoilt
Sunday with Midge-port rclatlvcs.
Miss M. MacDonald onlortnlned
frII-uds from Now York city I'cccntly.
Frank “lake and family worc gucnla
of 'l‘humas Saundtrs and family, on
Sunday.
The pontpoucd strawberry fostlvol
will bc III id in tho clmpcl on Wednes-
Ilay cvcnlng.
RH‘. .l. W. linvls. of East Norwulk
Advent (‘hurclL prcnI-hcd In tho chupcl
on Sunday IIftI-ruoou.
Sovernl pct-sum from burc want on
the tlrcmcn's cxcuraion to North
Ulill‘ll. on McnIoI'lal llny.
(‘IIIII'lcs lloIIton and son. Clinton, of
Brooklyn wcrc KIII'HIH of Mr. and Mrs.
George llouton, on Mcmorlal Day.
'l‘hc nununl school mcctlug of this
district will be bold in the school
house on 'l‘ncsduy cvcnlng. Juno 7th. at
h' o'clock. for tho purpose of clccllng
officers for the ensuing school year.
Thomas (Ironory and It force of work-
mcn have liccn building a gravel road
from tho If’l‘llllflllI-l of the mncadnln on
Ncwtowu nvcnuc to thc Westport lino
on said road, hour the I't‘Hlllt’lII'I.‘ of Ed-
ward ’l‘IIonr. ,
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs. l'orhclt. of Brooklyn. spout Dec.
oration Day with III-r brother, John
Tattle.
’I‘lIc roads in this vicinity arc in line
condition, having bcI-n thoroughly
worked under direction of James
Batcs,
John Ithlnchurt lost It vniuabio mnrc
yestcrday. lie was offered 8200 last
work for her. Spinal meningitis was
the cauac of III-nth.
Mrs. Frances ’l‘rlcder. is slowly rc-
covering from a long illncss. having
boon confined to the house for a period
of three months.
Frank Porch spent. Decoration Day in
New York. and reports having a wry
cnjoyablc limo. llc also promiscs his
neighbors a biI.r sIII-princ soon, li‘rnnk
says this with a knowinlz look. We
arc nil glit‘h‘hlnfl.
G. W. Lynch has arrlvcd home from
a very succcssful buslnI-ss trip through
Southern Florida, as far as 'I‘ampa, Hc
was very much lll‘lpl't‘SHFIl by tho mug-
nitudc and success of tho truck farms
in that rcgion.
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TRAVIS BEAT HILTON.
Roched the SemLFinaI by Five Up and
Four to Play.
LONDON, Juno 2.-~In thc filth
round of the amateur golf champion-
ship contcst III. Sandwich, today. Wal-
Icr J. Travis. Ihc Amcrlcan champion.
bcat l-i. ii. llilton, the former lirltish
champion, by :3 up and i to play. thus
l‘fill'hlllg the scan-final. ii. (i. ilIItclI-
inson heat It. Maxwell, the.» pronoun
holder of tho championship. at IlII-
nineteenth holo.
Travis made a splcndiil start. and
won his first and sccond. wlIcrI- Hilton
was bunkcrcd. 'l‘rnvis took thc third.
After four lIale-s he led by four at the
eighth. but lost the ninth through
slightly slicing the scoond shot, lic.
was thrcr up at tho turn. Hilton won
the t‘ltfl'f‘llll}, lull thcrcnftcr Travis
played grand golf, winning the urn
tlIrcI- holes. lie brought. the match to
an end at the fourtocntb, where he
laid a full iron shot dead.
The AmcriI-un‘s victory over the. open
and amateur cit-champion caused a
grout scusation on the links.
In tho semi-final Travis beat Hulch~
inson by four up and two to play.
JAPANESE-RUSSIAN WAR NEWS.
Japanese Outpost: at Vafangow.
DASHICHAO Ta—Tchc-Kiaol, on
the railroad lictwccn Hal-(llicng and
KaIIChou. chncsday. June l.-—~'f‘hc
" Japanese outposts are now three miles
from annngow.
'I‘bcrc is no news from Port Arthur.
Tho .lapaucsc arc stopping Chlncsc
runners and sutrching junks.
Ruuian Loaaea Were 800.
ST PETERSIIIIRG, Junc 2—-A semi-
officlal tclcgram from Mukden, dated
today. says the Russian losses at the
battle of Kin-Chou, May 26.. were thirty
officers and 800 men killed or wounded.
The guns abandoned by the Russians
were rendered useless.
General Yamano Moves Office.
SEOUL. Juno l.~—9:30 p. m.—~Gen-
oral Yamanc_ head of the construction-
department of the leu Railroad. has
removed his main office to Chemulpo
for convenience in the superintendencc
of the disembarkatlon and ro-shlpmcnt
of materials to the various northern
points where work Is progressing.
Grading has been finished for a dist~
ance of twenty-five miles from Seoul.
with all necessary bridges construct
ed for fifteen miles out. Tracks will he
laid along this stretch of road upon
the completion of a long cutting ncar
Yon Han. which will enable the trns-
port by rail or heavy timebers and ma-
terials instead of the present difficult
method of carrying them in by bul-
lock carts over rough roadS. Work on
the branch now under construction
north from Song Do. is progressing in
a satisfactory manner, and it is ex
peeled that Ping Yang will be reached -
by the beginning of December. The
majority of the railroad battalions
heretofore stationed in temporary har-
racks of Yungsan. near Seoul. will
shortly be sent farther north. p
CrocIed Japaneao Linea.
MUKDEN. Wednesday. June 2.—
Loeut.~Col. Gourko has arrived here
from Port Arthur after safely crossing
the Japanese lines.
Placlno of Naval Mines.
_ l.ONDON.June 2.——Earl Percy. Un-
der-Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs, replying to questions in the
House of Common: today said that no
representations had been made to Run-
sin or Japan regarding placing naval
mines in the Far East outside of fem.
torlal limits. The subject. he added.
was engaging the careful attention of .
the government. Asked if In view of
the increased range of modern prov
Joctlloa the government woo prepared
to recOgnizo and extenalon of the three
mile limit. Earl Percy answered in the
negative.
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ROSEMARY HALL GIRLS.
Their Recent Outing Declared to El
Moot Delightful.
’l‘ln- lIIusIraII-d Sporting Newa
pIiIIIs tlII- following:
‘l"wwnty livc New Yolk city girls,
studcnts at lint-inllllily Hall Gl‘éeui . ,
wich. huvc just cudcd an outing of C . '1‘;
novI-I characlcr, which they describe -
as lhI- most intcrostiugly spent week
of IlII-ir lll'cs, Somc time ago the
proch-t ol', spcuiling scvcn days and
niglus- in lhc opcn air was discussed,
and the most clnbornte preparations
for I-IIjoying in cquforI a brief no-
madic cxistcncc wore made. Each girl
provldwl lII-l‘sclf with a knapsack, con-
taining spoons. fork and knife. toilet
lil‘tftiHS()Ill.’.‘-‘, clc.. th- large "tent. In
which thcy slcpl. thclr clolhlng, cook-
int: IIIcnsils and food bclug carried III
II biI.r wagon. Ihc drivcr of which act-
cd In; sI-nII-y during the night when . .y‘
thu tool was” Fl'l up in [III- SDOI choa-
1‘]! as thcir resting place. The first.
lurcc days wI-rc marked by ideal
\vcnIiIcI' for 'lIclr purposc. but on the
fourth day it rained hard. For this
contlmzcncy. howcvcl'. they had pro-
vidwl tlwmsclvos with sweaters. rag-
lans and riding boots, and thuslgal'b»
cIl tlIcy Irnmpcd through the mud
from III-monk Io Danbury, where-tho
day no:. spent. They camped in the
woods t'\'f'l'\' night during the week,
sim- (Inc, whcn the inclement weather
obliged them to seek shelter In it
boarding-housc. The party was ac-
companied bv the principal of the
smninnry. Miss Rutzrees." '
DOCTORS’ NEW. RATE CARD.
Hartford Physicians Adopt a Reviood
Scale of Charges.
lit-ginning today a new rate card
for mcdiIal aIlI—‘ndancc will go [titb'
Iil‘cII in Hartford it applies to t‘nem— ‘
born of thc Hartford Medhal Society. -
and was adopted ill a meeting‘ held II. .- .
couple of months ago. The doctors
have. not announccd the new rate. and .
today whcn qucstioncd. sit-veral wt“ - ‘7‘":
reticent in giving infoI'nIaIion. . ‘
According to the best information
obtainable. tlIc doctors of the society
have agrced to charge according to
thc work performed. instead of having
a flat rate of SI for llli office visit and ,
$3 for a housc call. By the new rule,
doctors will chargc from $2 to $4 for
a day or evening call at the house. and
for It night visit (from ii) p. m. to 6 '
II. mi from $3 to 35. Thu rate for an
nllicc call will rangc from “.50 to $2.
The doctors argue that in alt d-
ance. on some diseases the service of
the physician is of considerably more
valusI than in caring for other all-
llll‘IIIR. Iicnco tbcir new rate card
varies according to the disease and
tho length of time required for a call
or consultation. There are many phi”
siclans in the oilv who do not. belong
to Inc Hartford Medical Society. and
willnoi I)? found by the action of the
organization.
NEW FOREMAN A—T VOLK'S. "
III connection with the change of‘
managemcnt at the Volk Hat company.
there has been a change In the fore-
manshin at tho curling room. William
Woodrulf has been advanced from the .
bench to this position. succeeding A. _
W. Smith.’ Mr. Woodrufl entered up-
on his Illltics this morning
LORD CURZON HAS FREEDOM OF
LONDON.
LONDON. June 2.—-At a meeting of
the Lord Mayor and Corporation this!
afternoon. it was decided to confer the ‘ , ‘1
frccdom of the city on Lord Canon of' -.~ .Ij
chlcston in Iccognllion of the ability
and zeal hé had displayed as Viceroy, - ,-
of India. I
GERMAN AMERICAN CABLE FIN:
ISHED.
NORDENHAM. Oldenburg. Germany,
Juno 2.~'I‘he last section of the cable .
connecting Germany and America wail
completed during the night. 5
One in eight of all Americans wit.
born in Europe.‘ ~ .
‘tliennetically sealed. in
this molasses is kept km
from dirt and is always at
perfect condition. .
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