PHONE 1365-5. Coffee and all other flavors of Ice Cream at LANE’S 5| Washington St. Lotti Millions. Red Cl'oss chocolates at the Cilnord Pharmacy 40c quality only 29c. They are delicious. Read Lorenzo Dibble's ad. for Sat: nrday sales. They are very interest- ing money savers. Mrs. John Gately. who has been vis- iting Mrs. Edward Sheehan, has re- turned to New York, Mrs. John A. Slater, of Meriden, Is the guest for a few days of Mrs. W. H. Swords, South Main street. The first of the slimmer series of dances at the Norwalk Yacht Club will be held on Tuesday evening. ——Attend the great June Sale of dry goods, mlllincry, and household goods at M. S. Smith & Co's. Fancy shirt waist suits and etamlue suits are On sale. at S. Fox's. They also haven full, line of silk coats. etc. The Evening Sentinel will he pub- lished tomorrow at 1 o’clock, and the business office will close at 3 o’clock. The Underwear sale at Howland‘s is a great. money saver. Better give them a call before the‘ sale is ended. Charles H. Holmes and William J. Benedict, of Nbrwalk, attended the Forepaugh’s circus, in Bridgeport, last night. ‘ ’ .. Shirt waist dresses‘in all the latest styles are to be found at Read‘s. They also have a nice line of linen handkeu chiefs at 130. Special sale of afncy new potatocsr *Hampshire for the extradition of Pat- at Joseloff. Watch his advertising space for tomorrow's specials. They will interest you. ——Latest\‘sty_le caps. O'Brien. Miss ‘Salinherwwd ‘Betts. of Nor- walk, left’today for New York, where she will join a party of friends and start for the St. Louis World’s Fair. A partyhof automobilists, enroute from the Berkshires to Elizabeth. New Jersey. in a large Panhard automobile. passed througshiflmvvaik’this morn- ing. I Lockwood discharged the offender with . i‘shuém-I “Wu... M~m~-__—. GASOLINE POWER BOATS. For Particulars Call 0n 1" YLOR & GOLDEN. 74 Washington at, so. Nurwalk. Ct. A regular routine business meeting of the Central Labor Union was held last evening. ' George E. Curtis, secretary of the Nurwulk Yacht Club. placed his sail- boat Emma in commission yesterday afternoon. The Misses Worth, nieces of Benin- min Bechtel, of Norwalk. are among the missing in the General Slocum castastrophe. Edward L. Brush, of Bayvlew ave- nue is receiving congratulations on be- ing the father of a fine girl, born yes- terdsy. The case of Edwin Morrell, who was arrested by Sheriff Goodwin yesterday on a charge of drunkenness was con- tinued until 2 o'clock this afternoon. when it will be tried by Judge Taylor. who was in Bridgeport this morning. St. Joseph's T. A. B. baseball team is scheduled to play a team from 'i‘or- rington tomorrow, at Waterbury. A special ox urslon train will go from Bridgeport to Waterbury and a large number of people from this city will go along. Georgia peaches are beginning to arrive in the local markets in small quantities. The prospect is said to be. good for a generous supply of that popular fruit from Georgia, but the local and New York state crops are said to be small. v i i ii I. h finial ,1, on” R i-Iiv‘ti WALEWE‘INO SEN .“ 2., ‘7 7,“, 1." if" .1" ‘ ‘ ND 'a Our amt Guarani”: Satisfaction or Money Book} Just For . Young i Main. The hard-tO—suit young man is the Iellciw this now; is for --good news Summer Wears to tickle his to Hose. liiaucy. from I‘Iats Straws? All the snappy models in split and Sennit braids, and the biggest show of straws in town to pick irom,~—-25c. to $3 .50. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, the kind college men and all well-dressed young men wear everywhere. A pretty complete show of the 1904 Summer lines, in fancy mixtures, tweeds, worstcds and homespuns,—$ro to $25. The sort of Neckwear, Negligee Shirts and Fancy Hosiery to please youngish tastes. d Take your Summer pleasures sensibly-evening rides are betterii you have a top coat withyou. From $6 to $20. ROGsRsEs—TEVENS Suooossors to Comsiookyflros. sourH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 82¢. v t‘ til I ,. m Edward Higgins, an aged man. was arrested for drunkenness early yester- day afternoon by Chief of Police Thom~ as Bradley, of Norwalk. Court conven- ed later in the afternoon and Judge a warning. The Utica Avenue Penticostal Church, of New York city, will have an excursion at Roton Point, tomor. row. Today two excursions are book- ed to‘come there. the Bethesda Slur day school and the St. George's P. E. S. S. of New York city. wGran. sugar 20 lb $1.00. F. D. L. & Co. Governor Chamberlain has signed a requisition upon the governor of New rick Cronan. who came out of the New Hampshire state prison yesterday af- ter serving a sentence for horse'theft. Heds wanted ,to answer to the same: charge in ‘this state. Robert Stagg, the composer of ‘The Family That Murdered Hiawatha" and other selections, was at Dorlon Point. last night. and favored with some vo~ cal selections. Mr. Stern: is now sell. his the music. as he was thrown out of employment in the burning of the. Wolthansen Hat Corporation‘s factory Fifteen gallons of root beer can he purchased at the New York Grocery Company’s store for 25c. ad. for the other the lowest prices. Shirt waists purchased at Miss to the buyer. were are several styles of $1.25 waists which are offer-J: ed for tomorrow at 95c; l L. H. Decker has a force of men re-, painting the residences of Judge John . H. Light and William M. Saunders, and t has just completed Commodore J. A! Farrell‘s residence at “Hickory Bluff. i —-lt will pay you to watch close the bargains we are giving yoh in the Ketchen Don't during the June Sale. M. S. Smith dz Co. .. Arthur Bodweli has resigned his po. sltlon at the store of M. H. Lowe, Washington streethand is now employ. ed in the packing'room of the hooks wood Manufacturing Company. Tomorrow is the final day of the sale of musiin‘ underwear at the Boston Store. Don’t let the opportunity pass to secure some of these real bargains. Read the ad, for an idea of what they are selling. ‘ , - Mrs. William B. Penney entertained her aunt. Mrs. H. B. Coley of Norwalk. Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings and son of Greens Farms. Mrs. William E. Olm- stead and son, Black Rock at her home Wednesday. Let us make up our minds that come wnat may we will remember how much better off we are than many R other touts. This is a first rate salvo for all bruises that will ever come to us: -,-Black and Brown Derbies, O’Brien' St. John's Lodge,A. Ff. and A. 'M., of Norwalk. conferred the entered ap- prenticewdoxree last“: evening. The lodge has received an invitation from the D. A R. to attend the unveiling of a. tablet in East avenue‘in July. _ L. H. Decker, the,Wsshington street painter and decorator, has a very at- , tractive window. having Just put in a fine line of gold__banded and painted chinawaro, watch has been most at. tractively arranged. The articles sell for live and ten cents each“ . _ . ——Lo'pk at our tailbone line or ham- mocksfitn be sold atapecial prices due lag the June Sale. M. 8. Smith & Co. Missgmryn MM, Of Norwalk, II mat sc . out at New Haven; Her moth- or. use is. r. mused pad sister, mu Mary Hitler-d and brother, R. 1". MIL lard. left for that city this afternoon to at dismount exercises. . --A , .excursionao Nor‘th Beach on ' twine? Karina‘s» Vineyardfjeavea _ dock Sunday certain: leave-anon _ Beach 11:80.11. 11:. Fare 50 cents, chil~ ' duo 35 cents. ~ - . a , : . ,, I sarcastic-ma ensures momma 3a.: Read their , wear. specials offered at, Ni E. Ryan’s give complete satisfaction’ steamer Chester W. Chapin, which was run on the rocks at Riker's Island. 11 Chapin will be taken of! the New Ha . Pratt Thompson, Charles E. Hall. New quired the immigrant inspector. Mormon elder made a rapid calculation. Voted In Danbury to Assess Members day night and voted to levy an extra assessment of two per cent. on the members of the association for the creating an additional fund for the ad- vertisement of the union label of the batters throughout. the country. This was the principal business of the meet- one of the grsduates “of the state nor- 1 , ' conference Mtweeq‘the‘mmmactnmm and unions in New York city was, brought up foroonsideration and Was endorsed. , .1 , av-aust RE ElVED- "all Whitman“, shirt and cap for in Dav street. ——Hosiery. underwear, gloves, neck- Ali going at June Sale prices. M. S. Smith it. Co. The excursion at Roton yesterday was a large one on the steamer Cygnus of the Iron Steamboat Company's line It comprised the members and friends of the Lenox Presbyterian Sunday School. of New York. There were about 2,000 people present It is believ- ed. The crowd was an ordergy and quiet one. but full of fun. -—See the handsome display of , glassware in our basement at Jum Sale prices. M. S. Smith & Co. An examination of the injury to the the East River. Tuesday night, shows a small crack close to the keel. TIN ven line and dry docked for repairs While the steamer is out for repairs the Rhode Island. of the Stonington line, will take her place. —-Straw hats!» Straw hats! O‘Brien. Captain Leonard D. Wildman,, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Diddlebock. W. W Croft, Robert A. Trlmble, S. S. Wan- dell,. Sidney Wanstall. R. Jacobson, G W. Vail, New 'York; C. Vogt, Chicago; Haven; L. H. Barnes, Boston; M. R Williams, Springfield; Guy E. Beards- ley, Hartford; Allen Chesborough, A. G. Cheseborough, C. Eugene Jack, M D.. Brooklyn; W; T, Baker, Providence, . I., were guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford. ._—_. _.-. “What is the age of your wife?" in- The "One hundred and seventy-eight. sir." he answered—Cleveland Plain Dealer. FINISHERS' MEETING. to Advertise Label. The Danbury Hat Finishers' associa- tion held a special meeting Wednes' coming six months for the pnrpoae of on. . Tire-agreement arrived at by the Another lot 011 ‘ ~Base Bail Suits .; 1, 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. DROP US A CARD, OR CALL AND LET US EXPLAIN THIS UNIQUE PLAN, IT WILL INTEREST YOU. YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A JEWETT, BETTER SEE THIS PIANO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE. Selling Hay, Grain and Feed 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. is our business. We take some things for granted thougb~as that you depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good service. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. I am near-Just as far as the near- ' est letter-box or telephone. 36 . Washington Street. ”49* BOOKS . .. as Wall St. NW 4 :.P 3 a JO "or. Adbrfirancs t; alviavs given to an invitation to ride in one or our" handsome rigs. Oar vehicles are stylish, comfort. able and loundhand our from well kept and ready for business. When ,. you was to mw‘u‘oumm out CAMERA.SU . .BEERS‘, STATIONER. KODAKS MANUEL .T- HATCH Telephone . 368-8. ' - AND PUPLIES, l . “Q :Nonavmo 5 south Main at, so. Nomad ’ , can not be Minuteman public do- ' main still remaining will he eome'tbo , property . homestead act. as welias the forest - reserve lieu land act. if it would save 7. States of the Union to a few men and . tern *‘o! land laws will result in the ’i @351“? i 7 ‘ 6“?th .1‘. . " "T ‘w “W“ I M“, ““ u “ ~ .1 o o D a' .o' 'i'SPECIAIfi‘ C D U D I I O O O D O o' '0' o' o‘ a' o' O D D I O O C o o o .o' '0’ ‘0'... a. a‘ o' I 'I-‘Io'Io Friday and Saturday RED CROSS 0110601.! 755 400 Quality. 29o LB.“ ‘fi-u....—_m THE IIII‘FIIIili PHARMACY The Prescription Store. All cars pass the door. Night Calla Answered. Tot. can, 12-2. W = TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-——South- ern Pacific was the feature of the open- lng dealings in the stock market today, six thousand shares selling at 45% and 457,9, compared with 45% last night. Louisville rose 9i; on the sale of 1,100 shares and Union Pacific rose 93 on the sale of one thousand shares. in the general list small gains predomi- nated over the losses, WALL STREET, li a. m.—Specula- tion became steadier in tone when Un- ion Pacific advanced a point. Gener- al gains werehslight and were canlel- led by 11 o'clock. Profit taking in Un- lon Pacific wiped out about all its hise anti Metropolitan Street Railway drop- ped 174.. Kansas City Southern pfd. advanced 11,5. WALL STREET, Noon—The market .M.«AW“*“ “ 11¢? » ‘ ~ l ’L I“ I. ,1,th * ‘» v- ,. :rmsn furnishings For. For Summer Seir‘vioo}. . ‘. i'. 1 STRAW HATS, all the best styles . . . . . . . . asc.‘ NECKWEAR of Rumschundar Silk . . . .‘. . .o.5o. SHIRTS of Woven Madras and Percale .. . .. . . . m- Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Homespun, Cheviot ; i or Wool Crash, which in design and weave are specificaliyfii adapted for Summer service. ‘ , “ 5' ‘ $6.00 to $15.00. . t a} LITTLE BOYS‘ WASH SUITS, MANYiSTYLh$ '. » 1. 50c.. 75c., 85c., $1.00,.8L5o and Snob. SELLEGK 3. PRICE} 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.‘ A 1.: became dull and, after some hesitation prices sunk to below last night. Unit- TELEPHONE CALL' 3244. * :‘_, .1 lyn Union Gas jumped five and Consoli- dated Gus 1%. Bonds were firm. WALL STREET, 1 p, m.——-Lnke Erie and Western, pi'd., dropped 10 points on one transaction, reflecting yester- day‘s dividend reduction. The common also yielded 1%. But little changes occurred in the general market. though prices were slightly above the lowest at 1 o'clock. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires oi Maples & Goldsohmidt, Commission Brokers, South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. . Low. in. m. Amal. Cop.. I 49% 49741‘ 49% 49% back 10 of our red bags and get a pound“ of the finest coffee using ‘on this? AmCSzh‘ 00.,171/5. 171,1; 171,3, 17% market, free. ” ,1 .‘. ,, Am. Ice, pf., 26% 26% 26% 26% We shall have cream to sell on Satwday. ‘ ‘ _ . .2; Am.Loco.. 19 19 19 .19 . use us. . ' ' , Am. Smelt.,; 539g 53%. 53% 53% 'AT&SFe.. 7M; 72v. 7199 71% o Baito.&0hio,80% 80% 801/. 80% B‘klyn. 11.17.. 4854 48% 48 48% . cu. Gt. West” 13-31. 13% 131/. 13a 1 on. M a St p 142v. 14314. 1421/, 142% -...._~c.--_-..__,_-%We--. “WWW“- -, . , Con. Gas. , 1931/. uses no 1941/. ELGIN 'aurr ‘ Erie, 24 24 23% 23% ER 'as- .. .. o . u...” .,,"-““-l“ at. Erie,lst.pf., 53% 53s, 58% 53% ""'—-—.——-' - »‘ In. Central, 1305;. 130% 1293/. 129% BEST VERMONT . L‘ou.&Nash.,log% 1097/. 109% 109% ———_.___._...._. , . Manhattan, 14%147s414m 146%, NEW LAID E ........ .'. i‘ ‘ Met. St. By. 113 113 111% 117,!2 Gas """""" " ' 25° ”2‘ surname, 92 927;. 917/... 91 “*w - ~ ~ 3» “than... 20% 207,, 20% 20% stool-mautvacourse:....................................~.~..mus2 N. Y. Central. 115% 115%, 115% 115% ' . —_.__.._._. “ w , ,. ,,. 0nt.&WeBt-. 25% 25% 25% 25% scar TEAS ALL . ..; Penn. R. n, 115% 115s. 11515 115% ’ I‘m.” _ ' ' " “5°“ Peo.Gas., cam my. 97% 97% A 7- "- ‘ , .. - 1 - Reading, 47%. 471/. 4111s 467,4. 7 ' 7 21 A subscription South. Poe, 459g. 46% 45% 45% , r, _, Sou. Ry. Co.. 21 21 21 21 ‘ , ' ' ‘ Tm, p... M, 2%,, m8 217/. 17 non": mm srnssr. sour]: disarm Union Pac., 87% s a 87% mt . ~-~~~~~~- ». ,——~— ,. 3.3.Rllbbei‘, 16% 16%. 16% 16% TELEPHONE‘IOS. Frea‘dollvoryto‘ allpam oft .S.Steel, 9v. 9% 9a,, 954, 'w , ‘ , . x ., U.S.Steel.pf.,54% 51% 5374. 54% ' ‘ ’ ‘ “mm, W 8m 8m 87% R. J. Cutbill a Bridge Fish M TI-IE NATIONAL IRRIGATION MEAS- URE HA8 STIMULATED TAK. ING PUBLIC LANDS. Extract From Speech of Hon. Paris .Gibson, of Montana,>ln the Son- ate of tits United States, , Thursday March 24, 1904 R E The rapid increase in our population, gogether with tlwvenactment of the na- ‘ tonal irrigation measure, have the last two or three years greatly stimulated the taking up of our choicest public lands in large tracts in the arid and semiarid States, vandmconsequentiy agricultural lands. tifwhether irrigable on nonlrrigable,.ng.ye in,,that time ra- pidly advanced In value. These facts should lead the Government to prompt action in repealing the desert-land act. and the commutation clause of the the remaining nubile land for inhabi- tancy. * , . Our present system of land laws is all that could be desired it it Is the part of wisdom. to give the ownership and control of the land in eight or ten companies, who will use them for cat tie. ranges. rather than hold them for millions of homeless Americancitlaens. .Under pastoral stock's-ailing there will never be large numbers of cattle in the Rocky Mountain States, but if . farmers can cccuny. that country. which wlli‘sureiy be the case under a wise and just national policy, its live- stock interests after, ”while, will as- sume immense p as.“ in.” proof of this [have only to state that? according to motion census Iowa. a farming State. having 56,000 square milds, 11m 500.000 Riot-e cattle than ‘~ Molds ns. Wyomingfiflnho. Washing- tonfiltah. Nevada, ‘ and New Me ' States and erritoriea‘ cover his area of SHAW-acme miles. , continuance of our present syl- ownérshlp byriandlords ot them-incl:i palpnrtoithearidsuma,whmuif held'subiect to a nous-toad act that of millions of Maiden ' am.— ‘ fortnuoria‘oiaa or. aaoa. ed States Steel pfd. lost 94, Metro- politan Securities fell 1% and Kansas *~—-‘-—.——-—~— ...—--...---......,.-....s_ City Sotuhern phi. reacted 1. Brock- sat finest choose you ours are good, 45c peck, Swartz & Corbett Block, do SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK‘. _ - ‘1' . ~ : . was'nENb WASHINGTON smear. Next to John H. Forria' am ‘ Banshee—‘20 White st, ,Oansury; 75Paolflo street, Stamm;fi""m " “Ho so” Best ~ tiona of defective vision, and sahouid be attended to catalog, , priced at the comfort a pair of glasses will afford it your at at}. a, dOfOGiIVI. mpg”, WM sum to what you are guaranteed hora. . ROOM I Unit“ Dink Building} Pm... ... 35.212133”: mm. um own as urda Sales; .2, Home Raised Strawberries from ‘Mr. Edwin Comatock’a, of MIAMI“)! l Ho, yo lovers of fine cheese, come and buy some of the richest. With“: ever tasted. 160 lb. ’ ' ‘ New Potatoes are lower, but there is considerable difference In q’uallty' Old Potatoes, good cooking ones at fie peck. \~ ': 7,}. . ,1 x. . Fresh Eggs, homo laid, and Connecticut State, fine; freemat‘zac andzfio z. . , , Pineapplea, nice ones, as to size, from 131: to 15c. ' > Java and Mocha Coffee, new lot of our finest just in, 32c lb; ' Bfiflflim. i..': sosrou sweat: 1.3., acsotuav‘e LIVE LOBSTERS, '_L‘ OUNo AND LITTLE NECK CLAMSAND ALL'KINDS or FISH set... 1) DAILY.“ ‘ ‘ W 7 '7 IA ," .. -r“p , ALL GOODS WARRANTED. iv. ”who stirs . t communion. 2 no vbu REALIZE the serious Consequences of 051mm an? strain: , . g M.” . ,: Priceless beyond all other poslesslona is the eyesight, diffit . servos your highest consideration , .._...v. DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION rant. on , FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. . 3 . O. B. JACKSON. .7 OPTICIAN. , so WALL eraser. ' ' .Hoadaobo.. Eyoaoho. Blurring] of? his attentions show the need of pianos. ‘ They an moan "Scientific ulnrlnltlom and i}'\~‘l‘ “so ”CHEER. HOW; Rolraotlnn 01.32: I A moot-ammonia a! pom . going-1W 0. 11:“, ffifirlzmmuflay evenin- 74 W Brakes ‘ melanoma-um Iii-simian" . . J mitt-We'ktmn-c; .;
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