‘wannnsnav Juno's...“
A Stitch In Time
‘Elc.
lluy u
Gas Range
Prices
$‘l0.’25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
A POSTAL BRINGS OUR REPRE
SENTATIVE.
Gas Co.
'PHONE. 68.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 WATER STREET.
ooum NORWALK.
NEw AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION OUAR~
ANTEED.
OWOOOOOOONONWMOM
FRANK 0. WIN Still
PL UMBING.
STEAM.
Ho r WA TER.
AND GAS
nrrmc.
T'n, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
Scuth Norwalk, Conn. i
OOOOOOONOOO”OWMO””
Easy TI Pici
tho proper Wall l’apod Designs from
our splendid stock. Thcre Isn't a
more nitrnciivu stock of New and Ar-
tistic \Vull Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Solo uncut for Jnncway‘s and Car.
pcnicr's \Vull ’upcrs.
fl O”WWV”OMO“MW WM
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
SUPPLIES, ARTlS'l'S
MATERIALS.
PAINTERS'
..___._
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10c. ’
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 2 5c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures, xoe.
“Shore-Cut" Cap Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, me.
Best Steel Haring Knives, roe.
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
IN G, DECORATING.
scours ()an EVENINGS.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South N orwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID W RAYMOND,
Funeral~Director
and Embalmer.‘
l9 North Main St. . South Nor-walk.
Residence, 0 CI‘SM' Terrace.
Telephone at house, 1
Watkins & Dow,
HARDWARE
You will find all seasouable ‘uoode.
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOL-
ERS, WINDOW SCREENS, SCREEN
I
DOORS, HAMMOCKS, .1
III-Inc
AND A FULL LINE OF PAINTS.
VARNISHES, FLOOR FINISHES,
STAINS AND ENAMELS.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
I‘ You can buy
6 Per Cent. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on lustallmcnts. 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.
TH E
GllY Nil llilil BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Net Profits. 355300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prel.
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice-Pree-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Calhler.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H.-Rowan.
Capital, $1,600,000.
Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings In-
vested with this
Companyat 5 per
cent. In 25 per cent.
greater than It In-
vested at 4 per
cent; In 43 6-7 per
cent. greater than If Invested at 3%
per ccnt.; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
then If Invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
,‘ A, y (d [f \
lN/l on. __
Paying Mining, Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bunkers, Brokers, Fiscal A ents,
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New Yer-k.
hrBALDWI N IIAMMITT, Manager,
Western New England Brunch: llcldquai
Stu: Suite 33- 35 Catlin Bldg. ., Hartford. Conn.
Denny 8. Hull, Represented".
1 Louder Bl‘k, South Norwelk, (It.
Inn PAPER
oun STOCK or NEW oooos
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
IWONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST 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. 1m.
10 FIRST 3T.
-w,..--... WMW-
prior. 5a... .. V-‘
. wi. ig-Vl'ié "
$pecrals I
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. 22c
LB.
3 CANS “NESTLES” cow MILK FOR
25c.
MEADOW BROOK BRAND... COW
MILK.8c CAN.
3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES,
25c.
READY BITS 10c PGK.
A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST N ORWALK. CONN.
lilllllllillillli
1.. .. ...\
.lo». p’u l«"ouch in building It skill l0l
I. no of Shiuuutuck
Milk l.cv_v lb' In New York on busl~
ncss Ioduy.
(‘uptuin (‘luu‘lrs lllICI'Iiss is out of
Iown today. on busiucns.
M rs. Arlhur LOVI‘jII)’, of (‘ovc IIVcnIIc,
is \lFlllIlK lricuds In Unnbm'y.
Willis llcll and fumily, of (‘ovc uvc-
IIIIc, urn visiting I'clutlvcn in llowuytnu.
’l‘lII unnuul mccliug of Ihc l'Illst Nor-
wulk. Firm Police will be bold ucxt
Mouduy cvcning.
llr. l.. M. .\llcu‘s uuxilinry cutb ll.
“iri~" bus lit‘l‘ll pluI-cd In commisuio
for thc summcr.
A H‘dllpi‘l‘ will bc givcn this. cvculng.
ill [in Hunt Avenue Church, by IhI
Indira" .-\id Socicly.
Mrs. William lloscgood. Mrs. Allen
Wood and duuglIII-r urn visiting friend.-
in lioncville, N. J.
The regular \vI-ckly clues meeting of
tlIc East Avcnuc Mcihodisi (‘hurch
uns lIIld lust cuning
Quit: II uumbui of IE not Noiuulk poo.
plI- :IIunIlcd Ihc scnch-s at tho ltow-
nylon MIIIIodIsI I‘lmrI-h, Inst cvcuinp
Miss .Ii'ssic (f. Bronson. of liust Nor-
wulk, ls om- of Ihc craduatcs this ycnr.
in Ihc I‘lllsn ut Ihc I\'c\v llnvcn (lcncrul
I'Iospllzil.
Willium lluwkius, of East Norwulk.
II nvphcw of .I. (‘. Hawkins. uml u
jzruduutr of West I’lllnl, in to bo mur-
Iicd somclimc in Auguut.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Erin Slutcr. of l’cnnoycr street.
has l‘i’llll'llv’ll from u visit with Icin-
tivcs in lirooklyn.
Mrs. lv‘, S. Lockwood. and mother. of
Ncwurk. N. .I., III'c pucsln of Mr. and
Mrs. .lnmus Connors, of Brooksidc.
Hnrvcj.’ Acknrl is having Ihc house
occupied by Nulhuu I"rukc. In St. John
nvc‘nuc. rcpuluicd. Mr. I‘rnkc is do
big the work.
Mrs. blunlcy l"lllO\\', of \\'cstpovt. Is
stopping with HM‘. A. I... llubbui'd and
family for n fcw days. during Ihc un-
nive rsury cxcrciscs.
’l‘hc usuul Happy Hour sci-vice will
be bold III Ihc Itowuvton Buptlsl
(.‘hnrcli. tomorrow night 7:45
o'clock. and all urc inviicd.
'l‘bc Iucmbcrs of Rowuylon llosc
(‘ompnny will hold an ice cream sulc
toulghi, and cur-h Vl’cdncmluy night
throughout tho summer hci‘cuflcr.
The Farmers. of Rownytnn. will play
nu Rust Norwalk team, on Vl’lckeficld.
on the morning of July I. Raymond
and Minor will be the battery for thc
Farmer.
Milion Every. son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. El‘fll‘)'_ is quite sick in Brooklyn. III
the homo of Frazicr Ilolbcnr. where he
went for a visit a few days ago. Mr.
livory returned to ltowaylou, yester-
day.
The call- for the annual meeting of
the South Five Mile River School his.
Irice was issued yesterday. It Is lo
bc licld next Saturday night. at which
time officers will be elected. a tax Inid
if deemed advisable. and other busi-
ness transacted.
The I’uncral of George Raymond. who
won killed by a trolley car In Daricn
Saturdav night. was held yesterday af-
tcrnoon from his late home in Roway-
Ion avenue. There was -u large atten-
dance of relatives and friends. Rev
Louis French. rector of St. Luke‘s
Church. Noroton, officiated. The pall~
bearers were mcmbcrs -of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company. of Rowny-
ton and were Edward Dibble Hickson
W. Cole. George Davis. John Brundagc.
Oscar Mills and Jacob B Raymond.
There were a large number of floral
tributes the truck company sending a
particularly handsome one. The in-
terment was In me family plot in Ray-
mond Cemetery, Rowaylon avenue.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A regular routine meeting of Eagle
Hook and Ladder Company was held
Monday evening.
The Mises Helen. Bellc and Addie
Waterbmy attended a wedding yester—
day, In New Rochelle.
Volunteer Honk and Ladder Com~
pany. of Noroton will hold an enter-
tainment In the town hall on June 14.
, A meeting of the Kinx' s Daughters of
the Congregational Church. was held
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Bibblna.
8t. John'o cam, Wt Nol'oton In
meaold.wmboerx festival:
“bfiN. HSS’A‘GBWE' m ,
I)I.
ill
E. neoprene.
M
THE JON”. !- LAWRENCE
Turning Gray
easily done with Aycr' a Hair Vigor. Askyourownfrlends.
Probably they know how It always restores eclor.
33% not hive the.
cou- y, dark, rlc
-.. colorreetonzd? It’s
cum..- ‘
III the IhIIlon town hull. on luno 15.
John I). (‘Ilmmlnn and family are
occupying lr‘lrwood-ondlie-Bound, Mr.
Criminlnn‘n country pluco nt Collen-
dcr'n Point.
Minn Stella Austen nulls next ’I‘ucn-
duy for liuropc. ’I‘lic puny will visit
Noi'wuy. chdcn and probubly go he
luv on St. l'ctcrnbuvg-
'l‘lu- formal opcnlng of the courts of
Ihc newly formcd tcnnln club will be
licld Snturdny IIt‘Iernoon. The young
Indies will be ullowcd the free use of
the courts during the day.
The pulpiI of the Mcmorlul Church
of Ihc Holy Trinity. in Weslport. wnn
Illlcd Sundnv morning by the. Rev.
llnlph Jefferson. of Ihirlen. the rector.
Rcv. Konnctli Mackenzie being lil.
'I‘hcrc was It largo congregation.
'l‘hc first club toul‘uumcnl of tho sea-
son for thc Woo lluru women will
tukc place lr‘riduy altcmoon. II will
be an iii-hole handicap. for n. prlzc of-
fcrcd by a mcmbcr. The women have
an interesting schcdulc arranged for
Ihc summer months.
WESTPORT. '
Dunk-l Brown of the Plains, has pur-
chased u cottage here.
0. II. llolgc and who have returned
from a visit in York State.
Snugaluck llosc company
buclncss mcctlnu last night.
()uklcy Washbmn of Newark. spent
Sunday hcrc with his parents.
Mir-u: Mniwv Burr is visiting her sister,
n pupil at the muniuury, Mt. Iloiyokc.
Muss.
Mrs. Abbie 'I‘rowbridgc has returned
here from u visit with friends in Lyons
l‘luins.
Minn Lillian \l'nkcnmn, of Brooklyn.
held a
N. \'.. wnn u \vccii's guest with rcla-
Iivcs at Ihc Farms.
Mrs. A. W. 'l‘uylm' has rclurncd
homo. from u bricf vlsli with friends
in New Ilnvcu.
WurrI-n l'foucrs and wife havc rc-
Iurucd hcrc from u visii with friends
lll Seymour.
t‘hunnlng P. llarris is organist and
cholimusrov of First Baptist church,
Bridgeport.
Stoddard iondscll. of Bridgeport,
spcnt Sunday at Ihc li‘urmn with his
uncle. Rollin Sloddnrd.
Arihur .lcllh‘ and wifc linvc gone to
Old l‘oint Comfort. VIL. with A view to
improving Mr. .Icllff’s licnlih.
Mrs. I“. W. Raymond has rciurncd
from u visit wilh hcr son. Rcv. lloynl
W. llnyniond. ui his homo III Strutt'ord,
Miss Sadie livers and Henry M.
'I‘I‘owbridgc are In bc mnrrlI-d to night
at Ihc homo of her purcnls Mr. and
Mrs. Howard liccra. Lyons Plains.
Tnc farm Implomcnls, wagons and
harncss belonging I0_John Elwood, arc
to be disposed of III public auction Fri-
day,
Miss Bessie Taylor In first among
Ihc society bcllcs to rcIuI‘n home for
Inc summer holidays. Mfrs Taylor Is
a eIndI-nt at. Columbia university. New
York.
About thirty mcmbcrs of Malia
chapter. 0. E. S., of Sirntford. trollcycd
here last night and wcvc cntcrlnlnod
by llorlc chapter. in Masonic. hall. The
visitors purticlpntcd In Ihc degree
work. after which the limo in to be
glvcn over to sociability.
Th0. mcciing of Ihc Musical Society
at the rcsldcncc of W. 8. Leon added
anoihcr to Ihc list. of enjoyable events
furihcrcd by this popular organization.
A programme of music was soon dis-
poscd of after which the members on
joycd II social and refreshments. Mr.
and Mrs. Lccs arc delightful cuter-
IuIncrI-I and last night's offering added
one more conquest to their l.lst
WEST NORWALK.
Floyd llnlrc. of Nyack, N. \‘.,
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols entertained
their son over Sunday.
Miss Louise Bailey. of New York,
spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lcs Emerson.
Mr. Jolly, of Philadelphia. has re-
turncd home after visiting a few days
vilth Mii‘s. Hamilton.
Rev. C. Brown of the Rownyton
Baptist Church. will hold service in
the Union Chapel. Sunday attl :30 p.
m.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
There will be dancing at Roton Point
tonight.
Extensive repairs and alterations
are being mode to the Haviland House
nnd tho Hanna cottage. "at Belle ls—
land.
Mrs. Walsh. of Brooklyn. who has
relatives in South Norwalk. is to take
possession of a cottage on Belle Is—
land this week.
Commodore James A. Farrell. of the
Norwalk Yacht Club. has had an artis-
tlc rustic fence erected in front of his
recently acquired cottage property at
Hickory Bluff.
The employes of Sills Brothers Com-
pany of Newark. New Jersey, had an
excursion to Roton Point. yesterday.
on the steamer Isabelle. There were
about three hundred in the party.
which took five hours each way on the
water.
Arthur Krom. of Dunbury, the well-
known former resident at Belle ls-
land. was there this week returning to
Danbury yesterday. He had a dim
moss of flab and clams to take up to
his friends.
The people who have gone to Bell
Island are finding the water warm and
the bathing. consequently. delightful.
Many of the people ‘0 have cottages
at the Island and have not yet.
opened them are' visiting the ream-t
several times rowel:
Fifteen members of the Monday club.
of Dnnbury. accepted the Invitation of
Is
day at their come on Dull Igloo
delightful one. no there was a brisk
breeze. The party arrived home on thel
ii o'clock tiuln.
WOMEN TEACHERS ORGANIZING.|
Will Hold a Meeting at the Franklin
School. Saturday Afternoon.
The teachers of the western port of
Fulrilcld County will meet In the
Franklin School. South Nurwnlk. Sut-
ui‘duy afternoon at 3 p. 111.. for tho
pin-pone of organizing themselves Iuio
n. local branch of the Slate Touchorn'
League. The State Teacher-9’ League
wun formed last October.
Hove-rel connilcu of (‘ouucciicul us
thchflcld uud Windhum, have already
formed Ihc County Leiigucn. 'l‘he ob-
Jccle of the state league are to Improve
Ihc ciiuractcr of education throughout
Cmincctlcut by ntlmulnting the touch-
crn of the schools and all intending to
touch. to IIItIIIn higher standing of
scholarship. and professional Irulnlng.
to oncouragc the employment of [each
cru and school supervisors of broad
cducullon und thorough prcpurallon,
to cooperate with other educational
agencies of thc state.
The womcns oignnizatlonn In Con-
ncct'.liut such In. the W. C ’1‘ ll., the
MI Holyokc Ansocliitiou lho Colleg-
Iutc Alumnae have their commitlccn as.
signed to look after the cducullonnl
interests. The school men of (Ion-
ncciicul are organized for the purposes
of looking nficr gcuci‘ul educational In-
luI'L’HlH. II swung filtlng.thut the
largo body of women teachers should
be ansoclntcd III a professional way for
the udvanccment of Ihcir touching III-
forests.
HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Edwin S. Austin Elected President—
Plana for Graduation Exercises.
A Inccting of the members of the
three graduating clauses of the Con
for. Over River and South Norwulk
High schools was licld in Franklin As~
smnbly llull. Monday. Edwin S. Ans-
Iln. of South Norwalk High school
clnss. pi‘cnidcd, Iiiid the class eccrcinry
from the some school, Miss Hazel
Puncher. kept the Inlnulcs. ’l‘hcsc
graduating ofliccvn wcrc clcctcd:
-l’rcsidcni~ Edwin S. Austin, South
Norwnlk.
\'ico-I’rcsidcut—-—llurold G. Thomp-
son. Cnnlcr.
Sccrciui'y«Clifford Ward. Ovcr Riv-
er.
’l‘I'cIISIII‘cI-—~Misn Amelia \Vliitinkci‘.
South Norwnlk.
l’lnnn worc Inlkcd lip and decided up-
on for tho graduation cxcrclscs. which
take place III Music Hall, \‘l'cdnesduy,
Juno ""
BUSINESS MEN'S ANNUAL.
Shore Dinner and Election of Officers
at Dorlon House—Prominent
Speakers.
'I‘lic annual mecling and election of
ofllccrs of tho Noi‘wulk Business Men's
Asuncintion will Iukc place this cvcn~
lug nt Ihc ncw Dorlon House III, Grog-
m'y Point. The meeting will be pro-
cudcd by It shore dinner, lit which
Ibcrc will undoubtedly be a llll'gl' zit-
lcndnncc. The committee in charge
consists of Hnrvey M. Kent, president
of the Association. Henry 1’. Price and
Charles E Curtis.
Among Ihc unenkcrn will be A. Hom-
cv llyington. United States consul at
Naples Italy. and Congressmen E. J.
Hill.
This dinner will constitute the for-
mal opening of the new house for such
functions.
—-Thrcc spectres that . tlirelcn
baby's lifc. Cholera infantum, dysen-
icry. diarrhoaa. Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry never fails to con-
quer Ihcm.
LONDON OPEN GOLF CHAMPION-
SHIP.
LONI)ON. .luno 8.—»Thc contest for
the open golf championship was start-
cd today at Sandwich In blusterlug
weather. Owing to the heavy entry
only one round was played today.
Walter .1. Travis, the American ChIIlIh
plon. startcd steadily and went out In
thirty-nine. but he did not show up to
good advantage in returning. His score
for the full round was 83. which Is
poor. Travis drove further than dur-
ing the amateur championship contest,
but his putting was Inferior.
BOSTON HARBOR FOGBOUND.
BOSTON. Juno 8.——Shlpplng in the
harbor was fogbound this forenoon
Everything was practically tied up ex-
ccpt scvcrul ferrybonts and they run
nlowly and only at Intervals. Sev-
eral steamers due from the other side
of flit" Atlantic had not been reported
and were believed to be held back by
the fog. The Leyland Liner Devonin
duo sail for Liverpool. was delayed in
port.
TRANSFER IN PLANT CASE.
NEW HAVEN, June 8.-—Attorneys
representing the heirs of the late
Henry Bradley Plant, announced yes-
terday that. a statement preparatory to
the transferring of the assets of the
estate to New York. had been reached.
The details of the agreement were not
made known and the attorneys for
the heirs stated that it would be some
time before they would be made pub-
lic. The estate of- Mr. Plant, when he
died was worth upwards of $16,000,-
000 and there has been a long fight
against its being transferred to New
York by several of the heirs, principal
among whom were Charles E. Hond-
Icy Horace G. Hoadlcy and Emma J.
Hoardlcy. of Waterbury. children of a.
half brother of the late mnltl- mil-
lionaire. Attorneys admitted tonight
that a compromise had been effected.
At the present time, the estate In
worth $22,000,000. '
CONGREGATIONAL EDUCATION
SOCIETY.
BOSTON June 8. ~The report of the
directors of Ihc Congregational Educa- “
The left Dunbar-y on the 10:09 ‘th
Tm” mm direct! tuft! _
tlon Society. preeent’éd at the annual
meeting here, today designated the
year as one “of vigorous 'nctlvily in
all departmenln of educational work."
and Indicated that promote In Utah
‘ e Missed Ella-and nun Hull who had been seriously hinderedrt by the
331's member‘oofthoe'lub to-epén‘d Kon- Mormon Church. The report said:
d.l"OpposItIou menthol-hon. mu.
plrtoft
no a .
‘ .‘Salihfi.
court um
ed
“ CHEERFUL AGAIN
PITTSBURG.
l
l
Miss LENA M'MILLEN.
WW.
'Iund llllll picni Ilbed by them donut lit"
llllsl by Ihc omlucnl Professor canoe:
lvou how much I owe to l’dlnes 001,!l
’but has I'cslnl‘I-Il all my former cheer-
Thia Weary Glrl by the Cell~ .
brated Nerve Vitalltov ’ij .‘
and Tools.
Palm 5 Celery Compound...
IT GIVES ALMOST INSTANT emf
seer.
wm. pcr‘fcil confidence III‘od no;
down women and glrbi- may Ieka
Palm-s (‘clery Compound. secure In
Ihc certainty that It In nclther a patent: "
Incdlclnc or a secret. Evéry IIIKl‘Od
Icnl of this grout. remedy In known z!
cchy rcspullslblc physician III ti!
ly. 'lln- gicnt remedy—fibrinul
L. Phelps. M 1).. LL. Daybnod
lIIIIoIsily' s (Ircnt l'hyuIDcian—la c0
pounded of south: medic unis préflfll‘lll: _
cd daily by the highent mcmbels it! .,
Iliclr profession.
“,l have much pleasure In tolll
(‘orupound I’m scural yearsl All
i'crcd so much Iiorn inivounnenn and
s-lccplcssncss that 1 war. about titled 0.! .
llIing. l’uinc s C .-ch_\ Compound pol.
only quirkly gave mo. buck my health,
fulnI-ss and joy of living.”-—-Lenu Moe
Mlllcn, No. lli I‘lighlli SL. Pittabnrg..
MAKE YOU FEEL
GO TO YOUR DRUGGIST TODAY—GET ONE BOTTLE OF.
PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND—SEE HOW DIFFERENT lT WILL
THE MANASSAS DUTY. i
Officers Studying on Special Lines-—-»
Mr. Hound's Part in the Matter.
Officers of the. brigade. (‘onnI-clicut,
National (luard. nr'c busy studying
along the lines indicated by (.‘olnncl
Schulzc' acting commundcr of Ihc bri-
gade. in his circular iusi lssncd. 'l‘liis
aims to prcpnrc tho oflch-I‘s (-spm'lill-
ly for the jolni lllillli'lll'l‘l" in Virginia
in Scplcmbcr. ’l‘hu study i.~ widur Ibnu‘
hitherto and oliiccrs can Ila-whip Ilicir
qualifications bcltcr ”Hill in up ordi-
nary nummci‘.
March H William ll. llrown.
George C. lluud und .l. E. llcrrcll scni.
OIII lo hind owncrs in Ihc Immcdiaic
vicinity n circulur IcIIcr invilinn lllt‘lll
to llll'l Io considcr Ihc udviuubility
of. tendering In tho wnr dcpnI'ImI-nt
the list" of land for Ihc muncuvcrsz.
'I'hcy‘ hud lII'I‘ll :lllllfllllltil u I'Iunmiltuc
nt II mccting lucid on llir duy bci’Iu-c Io
scnd Ihc ll'llt‘l‘ uml In confer with up
officer of Ihc govcrIIInI-ut. who had
been Ilii'chcd In sclcct urnupds. 'l‘hc
territory scluclcd lion bv'wccn IIIIII
Run and lh'oud Ilvu. bc'wvcu n lim-
drawn from Mitclu-ll's Ford on llull
ltun Io Ellis Ford on Broad Run. and
unotlicr linc from Sudlcy to u point
near ’l‘hoi'oughfurc. II was slulcd lhul
a reasonable sum would bc nuid for
tho right to usc lund, llllslili’s paying
for damage-s to fencing. ctc.
Mr. llouud is u vctci'nn ol' Ihc (‘ivil.
\vnr. Hc culislcd in this city llnv 22.
Hull. uud saved in (‘ompuny ti Fllnl‘.
Connecticut. llcnvy Iiriillcry. .ludgc,
Tnintoi, l2 U. Riley and others werel
comrades of his ills companv muni
pululcd the old mmtnl. Ihc "l‘ctci‘S- l
burg Expi‘css." \llllfll stands on the
capitol giounds. l
MI llouuds graduulcd I‘Imn \Voslm l,
on university In liltili nnd subsequently.
went to Virginia He l‘t‘le’SlHlIS they
Signals. C(IIDS as n vice-'picsidiui ofl
Ihc SOtlth of Ihc Anny of Ihc Polo '1
mac
Messrs llioun and lIcI'IclI are also,
vctcr'ms of Ihc (‘ivil war, but they:
wore the L‘onfcdeiutc giuy. .
A lllt‘t‘llllg of ()“IICIS of land in Ihc.
IIxulity nus lll‘l(l at Wellington Vu.
nt 11 n In. Mimi) 21 and Ihc mattcrl
0f the offc'ing of Ihc use of land \vnsl
advanced :2I iI Airnngcmcnts nic
now practically complete as regards
the bargain with lmldcrs of land. I
TELEGRAPHERS PLEASED.
Consolidated Road Allows Agents at
Small Stations a cemmission.
The station agents ut tho smull stu-
tions on the New York NtW llavcn‘
and Hartford Iailroad 5y slcm when?
rqgulm Westcin l‘nion tolcglnph mun-.
agci‘s are not cmploycd arc glently.
pleased at an elder Icccnil) ipnucd by;
Superintendent of Telegraph Smith
giving them a commission on all W est~
enn Union receipts taken in at thcir Ie-l
spot-titre offices.
Heretofore the agents and operators
have been exported to handle \V ostcini
l nlon business without additional com-
pensation and it Is said that many of
the agents have not given Ihc :IIfen-l
tion they might have done to that de l
partment of the road' 5 business. In
der the new system there will be a sub-
stantial Incentive for a man to reach
out for Western Union businese and to
make the telegraph recciptr. of his of-
fice as heavy as be possibly can.
, NEW CORPORATIONS.
A certificate; of. Incorporation has.
been filed with the state secretary by
the Acme Wire Company ofNew Ha-
ven, The company will manufacture
wire and machinery. apparatus and ap-
pliances used in. the electrical trade.
The authorized capital is 3100.000 and
business will be commenced with $20.-
000. The lncorporators are Victor M
. EFlathe'rof Rome. .N. Y. .
of Greenwich has filed a certificate of
Incorporation with the state secretarv.
The authorized capital stock is $160. 000
and business will be commenced with
$100,000. The In'corporators are Alfred
Hendricks of New York and E. C. Con-
verse of Greenwich. The company
will do a general mining business.
A certificate of Incorporation has
of New London which will do a groc-
ery and provision busineoo. The cool
Adelaide 8. Broley and George Brind-
lose all of New landon, are the incor-
poritors.
A certificate of orunlznimn he:
room»: when
I . ~ W _
I been. dinghy u Lulihni'nlr $0.. 141-. ..
l said.
TYler..of Newflaven. Edgar L. Halt ..
peace of Newark. N. .I.. and Herbert .. ll
The Pebbledalerl’hoephate Company '
A. Cowles of New York. Harmon W. .‘
been filed by the C H. Broley Company . .
lSl stock to $2 000. Clarence H. Broley, '
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MR. MELLEN' S NEW PRIVATE CAR.
Consolidated Railroad President Ar-
I‘IVCS From West in an Upto- ,H
date Pullman. .
l'I'I-nidcnl l'. S Mclb'u arl‘lvcd in.
New Haw-n yesterday morning from
his Mllllllll‘l‘ homc in Siockbrldgo.
Mulls. whcrc he hurl conveyed this
fumily from Ibclr lnIc residence III-St.
l’uul. Minn. Mr. Mellon came In it new,
pnluic cur l’I'csh from the Pullman
Slllllll-i. which will supplant the time'
llOllUl'l‘Il Nu Inn of Ihc days of l’resh
dent» Hall and ('lui'k, This new CSI“
llari llt'l‘ll numcd Ihc “t‘onuoctlcul.” .
’l‘hc ("Imncclicui was brought to the
New llnvcn on Ihc Ii‘ain arriving them
from lllv licr‘krhirc division at 11215
Ii'I-lm‘li llll> morning. It left Stock-
indtzc at 7:37..
'I‘hc car is ouo of the finest, speci-
mcns pf cur vxork that llllI-i been turned
(ml of Ihc Pullman shops of late yearn
und 3:»- ("dlf‘llllllt‘ll to make trans-conti—
nculul, or any olllcl' sort of travel.»as
t'lllllftll'llllllt' t'm‘ Ibo [lI‘W president. of
tho I‘nnsolidniwi railroad an anything
llldl cnu bc devised.
It is divided up into staterooms and
h‘lllllen‘ of rooms in such a way as m
mukc ii 21 Ill()h‘l luxuriant home on the
rails. and Ilicn- is a perfect nrrangr—
mom for l!(-‘ doparlmcnt devoted to
Ihc wnnlz. of Iln- innci‘ man.
'l‘lIc innidc woods: of the cur Include
Ibo finest known Io Ihc cal mnkérs‘
nit. cutlndlug It dvIood mahogany and ‘
velvcr. nnd IlIc upholstery Is In Illa"
finest style of Ihc art. 7
To make long distnmc travel in til
car It mnIIcI not In bc thought of. It
is mounied on lwo eight-wheeled
trucks, thus rcndcriug Ine slings and
Ill”l0\\l§ oi transportation something
more to be sought for than censured.
l‘hc car will be used by Meser. M" .
lcn and Miller of the Consolidi’ l.
Iaiboad (illcttornte to attend Ihc
Dilblllull Ionvenlion In Chicago it .l
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CASTORIA:
For Infants and Children.
The IIIIIII You line Alvin Bought
Bears the a : _.--
Signature of
WANTS To SAVE CIDER'MILL: ‘
Stephen Raymond Sues the. Coneolldlt- .
ed Road for $700. .,
Because he bcliives that the NEW
Yoik. Ncw Havcn and Hartford Rall-
mud luvs srolcn the water away 15mm.
‘lis natural coursc in Five M e‘ N
at: Darlen. Stephen S Raymond: o ‘ ‘
Ihut town has brought suit claiming,
$700 dumugcs bccauae he canhot- .
u cidcl mill thcrc ..
The cidcr mill it IS stated In
'complainl. uns handed down to Staph
on S Raymond from his grandfather.
who died at the ripe old age of eighty-
nne years. This heirloom brought
with it the right of flowage of the
Five Mile River upon whose banks It.
ls ncichcd -
I‘vident'ly the cider business has dob.
pI'I: spared for Raymond. because he
Stdlt‘S that on June 3 1899. and on
divr-rs other days the railroad ch
puny din-Itcd a quantityof wa'ter {Sum
‘-tlu Iiicr ’I‘hc amounl left' otter ctr
suid .llvc rsion apparently. Is not Bilge
firirnt to run the cider mill. He days
than the railroad threatens to oonttn ,
diverting the water, Which will W
his Cltlt'l mill business entirety, in ltd
not onh socks. damages for ihe" .
done his trade already but 3130 w
mi lnjunctlim restraining the not
. I ,
worn Motor once every
have an action on my mph
Quench. and
l the nine your:
mama rotary“
mwuuwturWn h
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