Coffee and all other drivers of ice “Cream at . LANE'S 5| WaShrngion St. § § i i Local News Notes. Mrs. Ross. of Branford, is visiting Mrs. John McVey, at the Walter Fitch homestead, in Westpprt avenue. Everett ilylngton, of Norwalk, has resigned his position on the Connecti- cut Railway and Lighting Company's cars. lioneta mackerel, the first of the sea- son, 10 cents, at Captain Ducross.‘ See. ad. for prices of all other kinds of fresh ilslr. _ Mr and Mrs. Gaylordsvilie, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Oliver S. Stanley, of Main street. The \f. C. T. U. will hold its regula.‘ weekly meeting Friday at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. Joseph Richards, Chestnut street. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Douglass, of New York are guests of friends in South Norwalk, stopping at the Hotel Clifford. Astated IoInrnunlcation of St. Jolrn' s Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of Norwslk. will Ire held this evening. The enter- ed apprerrtlc degree will be conferred. William Keisler and Job Lockwood will play the second game in the pool tournament for the championship of Norwalk, tomorrow night at Putnam Ilose house. Frank- A. Ferris and family, whof have been spending several weeks a: the Hotel Clifford, left South NorwallI today, for Cottage City, where they will spend the summeI. Captain Frédérlek '1‘. Lyon, who. has .the plan when it. was first mentioned. been overhauling his oyster steamer. ida May. has the work completed and launched the vessel yesterday from Joshua Jennlngs‘ runway. The Mead fi'BIothers‘ rebuilt yacht Elsa. is now all completed and ready for launching, T he boat was rebuilt at Gregory a Point. and but a very small portion of the old craft remains. S «Anion excursion to Nor th dBeach on' learner Mar ”1%“ meme leavosr doom]: Sunday no 9: 90; leaves North" Beach «‘1: 80 n: m Fare 50 cents, chll dren 25 cents Rev. and Mrs Alexander Hamilton and the Miss Hamilton yesterday at tended the marriage of their cousin Miss Butler and Mr Huntington at St. James, Smithtoivn. Long Island. It you are looking for something in the way of ice cream freezers. A J. Collins & Co. calls your attention to the Alaska ice cream freezer, the best that is made; requiring only two or 1 three minutes to freeze your cream (‘olouel Gilbert L Fitch of Stamford is favorably disposed towards the pro posed organization of a new military Iompany in Hngcport. to succeed Company B which was disbanded last week. The company will probably be formed within a month and those pro- moting it are getting members in an- tiI.ipatiorI of favorable action by the udjutant general upon their petition. --'I‘he best. meal for the money at the imperial care; Railroad avenue. With an authorized Iapltal stock of $50,000, the Grant Manufacturing Conr- pany of Bridgeport. filed a certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday afternoon. The com- puny will deal in metals. machinery tools, etc" and will commence business with $30. 000 inherited. The incorpor- ators are J. G. Kingsbury, Theodore R. lingo. George B. Thorpe. Fayette C. Clark and E. A. Kingsbury, all of Bridgeport. Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester- day, were Dr. ’J. Millon Coburn. C W. ~l’ark, R. B..KO(‘10T,‘“SB Rite. of The Norwalits; 11. SL3 Grosebeck E. T. Bun ker, H. A. M. Grave. New York; George T. Pixley New Milford; J. R. Road John Mc lynn, Danbury; George R. Stone, New Haven; Rodney Kellogg. H. L. Culver Hartford; A. L. Palmer, Springfield; E. H. Lynes. L H. Barnes Boston; E. E. Burt ’i‘. H. Buffum, Providence: H. L. Mooney and wife, Bridgeport. ‘ The Mayors' Aséociation had a pleasant couple ohhours yesterday of- ternoon on board the Viking. which 'as at anchor of the Stamford Yacht i‘lundr was served, and then . . padded in story-toiling. . was lost as cordial as »of lc-ornlng his mum-and re- : hearty greeting from them The members of the association re- , turned to town on a special car which left 8111an It mm float 'of‘ them left town shout 5,—3tamford humanism ‘Wcum , , , , , .' 7 PAN": YOUR mi! [OH m. to 81.06 with Devon's!) WW Paint; It weighs 3 to immor- to , thcpiufthuothergweu'uloupuI-Jnd , zirconium «outgrow-wort. Bold 'hyWIItiaa'tDostu‘iIdEEOoI-hn. 725mm 13:11“ are always stocked with u com PHOTOGRAPHIO CRIMICALO. ulna nth .mdhcof Arthur Robbins, at good life preservers and all 1 furniture. GASOLINE POWER BOATS. For Particuloro Call On TAYLOR I GOLDEN. 74 Washington 8h, Io. Nomulk, cc. Prof. Arthur Russell has arrived at his home here for the summer vaca- tlon A regular meeting of Butler Lodge was held yesterday. and the second de- gree was worked. Cockenoe ’l‘Ilbc 1.0 R M., of Nor- walk, will nominate officers at tomor- row evening's meeting Annual clearance sale of trimmed mllllnery at S. S. ’I‘lllotsou's. Every- thing III the IIIllllncry line at greatly reduced prices. If anyone wants a large rug in car- pet. size 9x12, the opportunity is otter- cd now at Road's. The ad. today ai- so describes novelties in good wash fabrics. Read it. Members of General Russell Frost's staff went to the state range in West- port avenue. for practice with revol- vers today. Several out-oHown offi- cers are present. United States inspectors were in tlrls city Monday. and inspected the steamer Martha's Vineyard. She was found to be adequately provided with other necessary facilities for safety. A lecture will be deIIVered at Warner Hall Bridgeport. next Tuesday after- noon, to which all patrons of the How- lund’s Dry Goods Company are invited. Mme Ile Sabrlsson, a French woman of much beauty and culture will talk on “How to Possess and Retain a Beautiful Glrllsh Figure and a Clear Complexion.’ See ad. for particulars. Miss Vellrna Berrel. of "The Crisis Company. " is spending a few days as the guest of Miss Marjorie Hallorarr, ot' Hanford Place Miss Berrel is well known here as for a number of sum- mers she has resided in Weston with her mother. The Weston home has been sold. however. and Miss Berrcl is attending to the sale of some of the Captain Smoke stated yesterday that the latest returns indicate that at he or the doctor will be glad to meet any one desiring to Join this League and to interest themselves in its im- erably this summer. for the purpose of midanr, to know how sensitive is the some people have to hour, I don I; won- , der at lL—Boston Post. least forty Yale cadets will take the trip to the World's fair the first week lof Jrrly. About. 200 heartily favored but as the time for putting up the cash ripened a noticeable backward trees in coming forward developed. The number who have alr‘eady c'omcup." however, guarantees the trip. and a large number is expected before the company starts. - NATIONAL GUARD NOTES. Examining Oou'rd t9 Aoucrviblm in Hart " - rfnr‘d, Nest M0 The adjutant gencr of s oiilce in Hart- ford has issued orders that the exam- ining board for examination of officers. Connecticut, National Guard. will re- convene at Headquarters Room. First Regiment Armory, Hartford. July 6-7-8 12-13. 1904. art): 303. III., and make re turn to this department of the name and rank of each ofilcer examined and the result of such examination in d0\~ tail. The attention of Company Com- members is directed to paragraph 96. Regulations, Connecticut National Guard, which reads: "For absence from camp drrty, and drills or inspections authorized by law. excuses may be forwarded, through re- grrlar channels, to commanding officers of regiments, battalions. signal corps and batteries, and by them allowed up- on good and sufficient grounds: but no excuse shall he allowed unless made within twenty days as preserlbet in accordance with the foregoing Commandants of Companies will not carry enlisted men of their commands on pay-rools or returns as "absent with leave" unless they are excused by pro- per authority attached thereto if not excused they will be carried as “ab- sent without leave." Commanding officers. making requi- sition for exchange of property, are di- rected to explain. by accompanying let- ter. necessity for same. Eniisting officers will hereafter cause thc’date of enlistment and date the oath is administered to the recruit to be identical‘unon the enlistment pa- per Recruits are not enlisted until they are sworn in. LEAGUE OF AMERICAN SPORTS- M Lieut. J M. de Zoldy, the expert fen- cer, who has many friends in this city, is at present working in the interest of the League of American Sportsmen. with a view to increasing its member- ship and influence throughout the country. He expects to travel censld- increasing the membership of the League in several States. Already a number have joined it in Stamford. Lleut. do Goldy- is now stopping with Dr. Sohavoir, in Stamford. and either poi-taut work. Professor—You would be surprised. bane of the human ear. 3 Smarter—Considering what 'JWUST RECEIVED Auothor lot of " Base Ball Suits all complete post's. shirt and cup for $1.0U to Hose.- to $3. 50. to please youngish tastes. SOUTH NORWALK. Our Orin Guarantee.- Satisfaction or Money Back. Just For Young Me The hard-to-suit young man is the fellow this news is for --good new: Summer Wears to tickle his fancy, from Hats Straws? All the snappy models in split and Sennit braids, and the biggest show of straws in town to pick from—25c. Hart, Sclraii‘ncr & Marx Suits, the kind college men and all well- dressed young men wear everywhere. A pretty complete show of the I904 Summer lines, in fancy mixtures, tweeds, worsteds and homespuns.—$Io to $25. The sort of Neckwcar, Negligce Shirts and Fancy Hosiery Take your Summer pleasures sensibly—evening rides are better if you have a top coat with you. From $6 to $20. ROGERS & STEVENS Successors to Camsfook Bras. _ l NIRWAD’K EVEN or...“ i I l . , i I l A TEL'. CALL". 82-2. 95‘ first L... I W__..____,_,. ..____. “M. ,, . __ AGKIR. MIRRIILL A OONDIT CO)! and w. a A. OlLlY'B litres and Liquors Sweet Catawba, 35c qt. bot. California Brandy, 050 qt. bot. Keeler's Rye Whiskey, 85c qt bot Znifandel Gideon, 45c qt. bot. California Sherry, lilo pt. bot. California Po rt, 19c pt. bot; California Sherry, 36c qt. bot. California Port, 35c qt. bot. III Illillllill l’llrllillrlll‘ The Prescription Store All cars pan the door. Night CulloA Answered. Tel Coll, 12-2. WOW TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-0pen- irrg quotations in the stock market to- day showed some gains and losses quite equally distributed, the market apparently waiting on the. action of the .Paciflcs. There were 10,000 shares of Southern Pacific thrown on the mar- hot and sold simultaneously at 45 and 45%, compared with 46 last night. There were 10.000 shares of Union Pa- cific sold at a decline of %, with an immediate recovery. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.——Extensivc realizing in Union Pacific lowered ll 7,15. Southern Pacific on the other hand was supported. Elsewhere prices sag- ged brrt returned to the best when Un- ion Pacific crossed 87 again. Virginia Carolina (‘hemical .declined a point. Trading was sluggish and individual transactions were small outside of lin- lo our business. est letter-box or telephone. ‘, dd Washlriifon Strut. W fl BOOKO Io lfi'u‘ll so. Norwll , ‘ . . A uoyrur. accgemvczf " is always given to an; invitation 3.9 ridd in one of: cur-“handsome Hui" Our vehicles are stylish, comfort- able and sound. and our horses well kept and ready for business. When you ‘1ng to «ploy an outing you» will and our prices lost. our. service hrs: Selling Hay, Grain and Food in a big, fair, liberal way Profit is not our only aim—not quite: We owe much to the public for the patronage they give. We take some things for granted though—Is that you depend chiefly on this store for good and clean graln- good service I . BUY OATG THAT’S CLEAN. i am near-dust as far arr the near- pmrvo ‘ BANKS WE HAVE MADE IT A SIMPLE MATTER TO OWN YOUR OWN PIANO. NOW WE GO FURTHER AND SUPPLY YOU WITH AN ARTISTIC PIANO BANK, IN WHICH TO DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS oaop us A camera CALL AND LET us EXPLAIN Tina ouroua PLAN, lT WILL mrznssr vou. YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A JEWETT, PIANO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE. KODAKS CAMERA SUPPLIES w. P'. BEERS, STATIONER. ‘ I I & Wm H...— Im- MANUEL T. HATCH BETTER SEE THIS Telephone 365-3. AND » euoaavmo scouts MulnfiLJo. not-mm. years ago an Indian was caught steal- ) days. and feeding him on corn, he on ion Pacific and Southern Pacific. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——Consoll- dated Gass was bought freely again after 12 o'clock and rose to 193% Delaware and Hudson and iowa Cen trai also ruled a point higher. The general list was without especial changes. ' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wrres of Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block, Sorrth Norwalk. Telephone 153. . Open. High. Low. 1:30 Amal. Con. 49% 49% 49% 49% Am. ice. 111.. 261,; 26% 261/. 26% Am. Smelt, 53% 5:174. 53% 5371. Am Sugar 120% 120% 126% 126% AT&SFe 711/ 71% 71 71% AT& SFe pf. 91% 941/. 941/. 9414 Echo & Ohio. 79" 80% 79% 80% B‘klyn R T., 4833.1“: 18 48% .Chl. a: N. W..17il 170 170 170 Ch. Gt Wash, 13% 13% 1355 13% on. M & StEIifzi/g 142v; 141% 142% Col F. & 1., 30 30 30 Con Gas 190 192%190 192 Del. & find. 155 . 155 Eric. ”2.3% . 2374’; Erie. lat; pf., 58% 58% Con Elec 151%.162‘A ,lorr a Nash.1099§ 1091/3. Manhattan, 117% 147%" Met St. Ry.,1131,i; 113% M K. & Told-1a 16% MK &T.. M18614. 37%, Mo. Paciflc. . 91 91% Nat. Lead . 21 21 N. Y. Central. 116 110% Norf. & West. 56 56% Out. & West. 26% 25% 25 Penn. R. R., 11475,. 115% 11474. 115% Poo.,Gas. 96% 9.54 96% 9716 Reading. 46% 47%, 46% 47% Rock island 20% 21 20% 21 Rub Goods, 15%» 15% 1593' 15V. South Pad, 45- 46% 45 45% Son. Ry. (30.. 20% 21_ 20% 21 . Sou. Ry. Co. pf 84% 8414.. 84% 84% Union Pac... 871/. 87% 867/... 87% U. 8. Steel, 9% 9% 91,3 9% U. S. Steel. pf., 54% 54% 54% 54%- Wabash. pf.. 347.41 35 34% 35 CORBIN GOES TO PHILLIPINES. Will Succeed Major General Wade In . Command of Troops. WASHINGTON. June 16.--Major General Henry C. Corbin has been or dared to command the division of the Philippines. succeeding Major General J F. Wade the order to take effect in October General Corbin at present commands the division of the Atlantic and Department of the East. with headquarters at Governor's island N. Y. He will have had about a year and a half of service in the Philippines when Lieut. -G.enera| Chalice reaches the retiring age It is expected that Major- General Corbin will then sue , coed Gen. Chaffee as Lieut..~General _______.__,.__.__ A new INDIAN LEGEND. invented by a Trolley Conductors-The Scene Luld In Minus. The boys of the Port Chester trolley line are handing around a story about a wonderful fairy- tale which one of their number a conductor whom thé Port Chester item calls Bob because that is not his name, gave out to an over-inquisitive passenger on his coat Probably most people who have Journeyed to Stamford by trolley have noticed a large hollow stump. which stands just north of'tho track near ~ the Mlanus bridge. Well. a few days ago a man and his wire. several chil- dren and a nurse boarded the car and began to take a. lively Interest in the surrounding country} and every little” while “Bob” would bé- called along the running-board 10% middle of the” our, to answer- some questions regard. ing the landscape. Bob's. patience and shoe leather were fast wearing out when he was ‘ ugaln called, and askel. 'Conductor, why is it that that oldm at top has never been cut down?" [I looked as solemn as an owl. and -pre lied: "Well. I'll tell you. Many. many ing corn and was ob up that true. After keeping him up there several shot. and they hive le'ft the stump standing ever since u I relic." ' As Bob mm the and rot his uteri; his tutor-locum mm and color-ed 11 but said no more. Th No SE” TINEL rrnr Ins rm ANIl BUTTER (7 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 108. ED DAILY. m . ALL GOODS WARRANTED. , u If WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fofl‘li’. pphl Branched—20 White 81.. lions of defective which, and should be attended to thorium fl. lVOc’ him in what you in lunar-mood hero. rm m. 1;“,‘41 fill“ I ‘ aw in . ‘ Furnishings Fer For Summer Service. I! _“}‘I 1.1-9, SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale . ......A‘..,.,,‘ . BELTS of Walrus, Seal, Call or Pigskin .. 25o, 500.1“ or Wool Crash, which in design and weave are up adapted for Summer service. , ~ ' $6. 00 to $1500 Clothiers and run-sou, I . 98 Washrngten Street. South Norwaiit. TELEPHONE CALI; 324-2. SELLINGW New Lobster, Health Brand Stock renewed cheap at 3350. Fill“ " Yacht Club Salad Dressing to go with the above. Finn! thinpg‘nfih in the fund, 26o. My Wife's Salad Dressing ......... . ..... . ...... ..... .. 154.: on My Wife's Salad Dressing ...................... ... Alpha Salad Dressing .............. . ............. . ..... ... . . , Some Rich Old Cheese. mild, .................... ... do: Rice5lhfalr rice for .......................... ............_......,£5 Cod 4 boxes Picked God for ... ............................... ens-~- 7c box, to: goods. , Pride Pickles. In large glass bottles. .................. . . ..'.. . 15c POpular Lye or Potash P0wdered and Perfumed: large can for prloo 5 6" For cleaning or diuenfoctlng. Hard Wood Market Baskets from . . . . . . . ...... New Canned Spinnach. better than fresh; no grit, .......... Wauhburns and Crosby's Flour just In. Bout In the world. bread and better brood. If only worked enough. Cheap at Mo ho We hope to be of use to you. " fill? at Bear TEAS. ALL roses the II. SOUTH NORW’ Free delivery to all pum of him Dunbury; 75Puciflo strut, StumM V ‘ l N . . 7 Ho Sofas Bust ‘ wuo arts “In: consummate Prlcolon boyond all other possessions in the sme- year highest consideration. want. at at. ricer rrrrmo human-run. o B. JACKSON; . '1' OBTIOIAN. v - v y n WALL tracer. IN 4" Kandahar tycoons Blurring a! '1‘. » Oftentlmu show the need of glasses. They or. corn. pfl at the comfort I. pair of gluten will Mord if your at.» m thematic; examination. and properly titted all“ HOMER s. HOYT. nan-carton Calm Room a cum can: Braiding. km or Oile- from |. 11:49. 13:“. wants-turd” mm Hg m War-volt. dons. ' c‘ miner-amines“
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