recite iris. We iiialte our loo ‘ Cream absolutellr of all pure cream. 5| Washington St. testimonials. —Shoulder lamb 8c lb. New York Market. Buckingham Post. G. A. 11., of Nor- walk, will hold a session tomorrow ov- ening. Freeman Light, who has been camp- ing out with a party of friends. has returned to iris honie. Alison 0. Smith and wife of Chest- nut street South Norwalk, are visiting relatives in New York Dr. Edwin Everett Smith, of Kensett. » South Wilton, lei't today for Sugar Hill, with his patients, The party went in a special car. 7-«Glovors' the place. Store closed all day Monday, July 4th. Wear shoes that fit. . Miss Juarephine Heyi’ron. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Philip Selb, sailed yesterday for her home in Millrxigcvllle, Ga. Miss Birdie Wahnor, of New York city, is the guest of Miss May Dasksm of Barren Marsh. Miss Wahner will be joined by her mother over Fourth. Several earloads of Baptist SundayI school scholars from Bridgeport are plcriicing at Roton today. They were conveyed to the point this morning in several special trolley cars. —4th of July Sale of Muslin Under- Weur now booming along at. M. Smith & Co.'s. The last prayer meeting until Aug-, list will be held tonight at the South Norivalk Baptist Church. After the meeting there will be a special meet- ing of the Sunday school teachers W M. Worcester is representing Walh.zer & Dreyer in the New Eng land crates and C. W. Whitney in tire ‘ West. both having a handsoms line of still and soft hats of the _W. & I). make -—-'i‘ be American Hatter. 2,000 yds. Mercerized Goods in color- ed and white 14c. yd. upward All in the Quick Selling Event at M. Smith & Co's. ~Glovcrs' tiio place. Store closed all day Monday, July 4th. Wear shoes that fit The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold its regular weekly meeting, Friday at 2:30 o‘clock, with Mrs Joseph Richards; Chestnut street. All members are de- sired to make an effort to be present, for business of importance is to be transacted at the meeting The straw hat account of Dennis it Blanchard will hereafter be sold through William J. Dixon Sr. 00 13-1 .i Washington place. Fred Kohler the . well known straw hat salesman, has also. connected himself with the con- ecru. ~—The American Hatter. -—Shoulder steak 10 c lb. New York market. uscoso OUTPUT or= cornea. , Rroduetlon for Year Estimated at Eight Hundred Million Dollars. 77 Experts on copper production in the United States are figuring that the out- . put of this country for 1904 will exceed ‘ that of any other year in its history and will approximate 800,000,000 pounds. This is ,a net. gain of 100 per 3"; 419111. in the last nine years and an in- crease of over 140,000,000 pounds in ‘ the last two. The development of new ‘ territory in Arizona, man. and Idaho isthe principal‘cause of the increase hut the other properties in Montana and Michigan are also yielding more copper than in previousiyears. The demand for cophér for manufae turing purposes in this country and for export to Europe has been sutllcient to absorb the greater output. and, while e present rate of production, stimu- ted by a large export demand, some not in the first three: months of the ‘car, is greater than the consumption an export request just now the hold- a express no uneasiness, as they ex- t a revival of the large demand no... abroad. Advices from Germany iii Great Britain say copper lei being turned at a rapid rate and the large :ilinente made earlier in the year i need to be replenished. i. -:‘,l he Fellow-"That‘s Miss Dresser, tglt‘l Can't you pick her out down ‘ by the aide-lines?" “ he Girl-“Oh. they're all right. je—-—Yes. i suspect old Brown hu. 1. Why? all, papal cold no one yes- Pun . ,. ‘i‘ woman’s 4am “a: a g r §WW tho I S. y enjoys having them walked on. don't roman tochureh'!“ ‘7 animation mofi‘t mt if; marri can 7 .. BURGLARY 11130131th 7 In SUMMER 60175053. DWELLINOS. TOREH ETC. Taylor& Golden 74 WISHING TON 57.. SOUTH NOR WALK. eraser can renounce. . . A Code. of Rules not Faith In Initi- moro 0. (Baltimore American.) When taking a ride on it crowded car and taking the baby along, look daggers at the conductors who asks if 7 the child is old enough for half fare and refuse to pay him However, see that the child occupies plenty of room beside you. and look bigger and sharper daggers at the rows of stand- ing people who have paid their fare, and who seem to think you should take the baby on your lap to give thorn room. ' Whatever you do, don't mow the baby. if you are on one of the smokers' seats and a woman owing to the crowded condition of the ear is com polled to get on so far toward the rear, do all you can to make it tin- pleasant for her by blowing smoke in her face. If she grows indignant and asks you please to blow your smoke in some other direction, insolontly re- .u.... mind her that she is on a sniokei-s' seat. and that if she doesn't want smoke she can ride somewhere else. All true gentlemen do this. Always insist on your rights. re~ giirdlcss of the discomfort of others. Courtesy Is all tommyrot anyway. A cow has a perfect right to go and stand in the drinking trough and keep the water rolled and fight off the other cattle. The reason she doesn't stand on her rights is thatshe has not a [human intelligence. Ignorant beast 'thet she is she merely takes it drink ‘and goes away about her business. granting others their rights. Don't be idumb like a cow, brit always have your rights if you note that a passenger's sshoes look lumpy about the toes, and espe- leinlly if his shoes be slit a little just over certain digits never fail to step 7on those toes. The signs you have inoticed are sure tokens that ho hilt ;nothiiig the matter with his toes and / !' Never fail to cuss the conductor i you are carried past your destination Don't be chicken—hearted and bolt: your tongue meekly because yeti failei i to give hlin any sort of hint that you wanted to get off at that plate It' only weaklings and easy marks that .ever admit themselves to be at fault it is a sign of strength of character it i kick Just as hard when you knov i yimilre wrong as when you know you 1‘( PK When the car with a capacity of 41 lhas 227 people hanging to it by their eyebrow and you have given the con doctor a dime and not got your change ‘ back immediately, get mad at him. lt'. a cinch he' s trying to steal your nickel lbe's been fooling around all day im patiently for you to get on because in wanted to steel that nickel from you Give him the dlckena He’s nobody but a conductor anyway. if you are afraid people won't know gyou‘ re a fool, get on a car and act as above indicated (and you will have plenty of examples all around you) and everybody wiil'recogiilze the symp- toms tdvortise your wants in The Sentind FIREWORKS ! include and Retail. LARGEST LINE OF FIREWORKS EVER SHOWN iN TWIN CITIES. All the latest songs. Bomjok marbles, 1,000 shot. for 1 cent. Kango Clubs, the latest thing out. Any amount of 1, 5 and 10 cent n0v~ cities. Cartridge pistols 10 cent- up. . Rockets, Roman Candles, Parade Torches, Vertical Wheels, Fauntnln Batteries, Japanese Fans and a bun dred other novelties. Estimates fur- nished for private egldhitlons. Watch for the balloon Monday, Wednesday and Frlday night at 8:15. The boy 0r girl brin ing the envelope attached will was a an assortment of. fire- w0rks. _ RB. COLEMAN, to North Main street, south Norwalk. '1 Agent to. A. o. Spauldln‘g’a Baseball and Sporting Goods. . . The South Norwalk-7 . Trust Co. r' ... ‘ «. The trustees have ordered that _ interest attire Rate of I 4‘ 010 beaeaitelwuieeapcsuminm seeks to wait at. Homeric. Our or... durum: nmfoolion or Mdfi‘duki ’ la '1. Clothes lot the Forirtli. If you expect to be in the thick of the fray on 'the Fourth, you’ll need thin clothes to wear. We are completely ready with everything you need, from list to hose. » . Open until late Saturday night—closed all .éfi?’ Monday- thonFourth. . --.....,.. Cast your eye on these snappy Outing Suits of Homespun, Wool Crash and Flannel, light in weight and price. $8.50 to $15 Outing Trousers, full cut, belt straps, turn-up bottoms. $2.50 to $4. Newcst' in Neglige Shirts; just here in time for you, see... $1 and $1. 50 to $3.00. White Ducks, if you play tennis, $1. 00 to $1. 50. All sizes. White Flannel at $5. 00. Straw Hats, of course, right in shape. Splits and Sennits, . $1 to $3.50; others as low as 25 cts. All the trimmings, too—Necl‘mr, Fancy Hosiery and Un- derwear, and Bags and Suit Cases owcarry them in. ROGERS & STEVENS Successors to Oomslook Bros. sou-rs NORWALK. TEL. CALI... szo. Selling Hay, Grain and Feed in a big, fair, liberal way is our business. Profit Is not our only aim—not quite: We owe much to the public for the patronage they glve.‘ We take sump things for granted though—as that you *‘ depend chiefly on this store for good and clean graln~good service. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH 1 am near—Just. as far as the near- est letter-box or telephone. Musicians ‘EndorSo Only Good Pianos. WOODBURY PIANOS are recommended to purchasers by artists who know real piano value. As an inducement for immediate business, we shall sell two of these instruments at a great REDUCTION BEFORE JULY 15T. IF FOR ANY REASON YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY, YOU WILL NOT Miss THIS OPPORTUNITY. seam: JEWETT. l . .-._,. "“1“": .. .. STATIONS“. ‘1 I ”it“! Call Us on the Phone and We win Deliver the Goods. . . A Departure from old methods and nonpromssive he... in“ reserve” mucus enables us to give ou-lotly ciao-date service. Were abreast of the times in every savings Depot-mm for the emetic respecté‘. guponor rendition: All con- 1904 ill-7* iii-triage: o“arid All ar' Elsi-nt‘T . ;.,...-,__ 7. J ENORAYtNG min at. so. nor-work. .. we. I ‘ r7w....7,m r- .. ’ . it next few days we will 7 give to all who will call at our store a free sample of -' ‘ Booth’s Denna Talcum Powder * This is without doubt the belt Taicum Powder on the market. nouns size soxtd‘m. iri't tritium marlin" Tire Prescripiih Store. All can pan the any. Night Gallo Answered. Tokcoll, 12-2. TODAY iN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Prices of stocks today rose a shade over last night’s level, but the market was nar- row and unimportant. The taking of a 1.200share block of Canadian Paci- iic lifted a half and Metropolitan Street Railway rose as much. WALL STRnn 1‘, 11 a. m.—The nar- row ductuatlons aiforded but little op- portunity for successful trading. Coti- . siderable Metropolitan Street Rallwa, changed bonds between 11% and 11% and a large block of Pennsylvania was lieught above 116. The tone gener- ally was firm‘ and m'bst stocks ruled from 1A to % above yesterday's iiuai price. Detroit Southern pfd. and North American advanced h." point and Con- solidated Gas 1%. WALL STREET, noon—The mar- ket was more active than yesterday, and quite tlrni. Delaware & Hudson and General Electric ruse a point, and Central of New Jersey fell 1%. There were sales of a liundi'ed shares of New York and Harlem at 400, and of 110 shares at 405. The preceding sale was on December 30, last, of 20 shares at 390, but the last full share lot sold was at 4141. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—Profit-tak- ing lowered a few stacks. brit the gen- oral market remained substantially un- changed. Metropolitan Street Railway and Consolidated Gas lost their earlier advances while Manhattan made a . belated rise of M... General Electric im— proved 2 points and Westinghouse El~ ectyie nearly 3. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private Wires of Maples a Goldschmidt Commission Brokers, Swnrtz .&. Corbett Block, Sorith Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1p.m. Amal. Cop., 49% 50 49% 49% Am C Si: F 00.16% 16% 151A 16% Am. Loco, 1.3% 18% i 18% 18% Am. Smelt, 541A 55 541A 55 7 A 'r a 5 Fe.. 72' 727... 7234. 72% ‘A T & S Fe pf 93 94 93% 94 Bnito, & Ohio, 79% 719%. 797% 79% B'klyn. R. T., 48% 49%, 48% 49 Ch M & St P., 142% 143% 142% 143% Con. Gas. 195 195% 194% 194% Del. & Hud.,15tl% 156% 1561/; 156% Eric, 23% 23% 23%. 23% Erie, Ist pf 53g, 581A 53% 531,5, Gen. Eiec., 157 157 157 '157 Ill. Central, 132 I32 131% 131%. L011 & Nash.,109% 109%, 109% 109% Manhattan, 148% 149 148% 149 Met. St. Ry., 111% 111% 111 111 M. K. & . T. pl. 3 37 37 .37 x Mo_1’aciiie, 90% 90% 90% "N YCentraillfiki 1151/; 115% 115% Out & West, 25% 261A 25% 26% Penn. R R. 116 116% 1157A 116% Reading, 47%. 47% 4714 Rock island, 20% 201A 201A 20% South. Pac., 46%. 471A. 467A 47 Son. Ry. (30., 21 21 21 21 Tenn. 0. d: 1.. 35 35% 35 35% Union Pee, 881A 88% 88% fish; U. 8. Leather, 6% an. 6% 6% U. S. Steel, 9% 9% 9% U. 8. steel. pf., 55% 55%“ 55% 55% "Ex. Dividend of 2% per cent. 1 Ex. Dividend of 2% per cent. " Ex. Dividend of 1%. per cent. » CONSOLIDATED'B ENTERPRISE. ' More Details of the Big Bridge Acrilu Elst Rival? . Further details are at hand regard- ing the "Connecting Railway Com- pany," and its proposed railway line connecting the. Pennsylvania .system‘ on Lang Island with the Consolidated road system. at Mott Haven. The line will be nine and one-half miles long. On Hing island it willv'be built mostly on high ground bucket Long island eity, gradually ascending to the bridge ‘ and viaduct across Ward's and Ran- dall's islands, and over *Heil Gate. This grade will be thirty-six feet to the mile, which is the minimum grade east bound on the Consolidated road system to Boston. The East river will be crossed by a single span double- 7 track bridge, 810 feet long and 135 feet above mean high water.'1‘he steel via- duct across the islands and the Bronx Kills, together with the approaches to the Hell Gate bridge, will be about three miles long and will require 80,- 000,000 pounds of steel in its oousruc- “ tion. There will be one tunnel on the ‘» line 2,000 feet long, under the Lutheran cemetery, long Isinnd. Rights of way for a four-track line have been secur- ed, but the intention at. present is to build only .o double-track road, 7 YouagWife (at'dinneriwt didn‘t tell. you, Adolphus, 1 cooked the dinner to- day myself. Husband—Andorra. Then in my thoughts! have been doing poor Mary Ann 3. great urination—F » Pearséii’a Weekly. Tommy (whose! thcrisanewapapor manlvsm, mun who's that man . :‘rrlioy comes and whip- his every Srin- ;‘ 7‘? = Mother—mars your pool; Tommy. -— ‘ Cincinnati Commercial . homuithn .i‘tatluichua‘ heart?!” indie“ a? a I r . W . 51113138 at Warren Madras and PM ..........t......m _ , 7 BELTS of Wakuiflai, Call or Pigskin . . ago, see. 77 ‘ 5,) ir‘ (i " -' .‘ i Two or three-piece models, of Serge, Homespun, .. or W601 Crash, which in design and weave are I 7 adapted for Summer service. ‘ S6: 00 to $15.00 / . \7 LITTLE BOYS’ WASH surrs, MANY stuns. 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. 7 sensations. om. 3.4-3. fruiting drink than day! handled some good ones. cream cheese, 16c lb. Broom inspect my stock. .7 7,..7 market prices. NEW LAID EGGS NIOIP‘DIOCIIDIIIIIOUIIII life (can: your order for Live Lobsters. Salt son 6' WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Branches—20 White at. Danhury; tlons of «fictive vision, and should he attended tent priced at the comfort a pair of bio-coo will sacrum tryou- defective. Scientific examination. and proporlyiittod . looted is what you are on here. must?“ manna. an... Seasonable Offend Rat-phen- y and Strawiicrry Flavors, loo‘hoiti CHEESE—l now have a lot of the finest Choose I ever had, Ill Try and you'll want more. ‘ Fine. old. RICE In good and plenty this year. Price low, 6 the. or 5 lbs. for BEECHNUT BOILED HAM in plan for picnic purposes, 15:. BEECHNUT BACON in glass, largo olze,25o BEEOHNUT BACON in plan, small size 15c. New stock of fine Brooms at right prlool. it' you are In need of I "‘6. Saturday we shall have New Potatoes, Beets, Fresh Polo. Ontario. lit USE U8. Lorenzo Dibble” mm ‘ i .vu-uo-ool-Isoocnohc. . NOW IS THE TIME! HHS IS THE FLA Round and Little Neck CIamsABlueflsfi. Walflsfi. 7 [£35. Halibut. Cod, Mackerel. Pointer. etc. You doll 7 to carry them home. We delicger them for you. “ ALL GOODS WARRANTED. r roe-aim strut, 1mm Illi ' mm write our fill" H9 5993 B9“ connectives-3‘. no vou hunt: the urinal Consumes- “ m ‘ Fri-"1:10" beyond an other nonunion- is the eyesight, I“ Isms your highest consideration. 7 DON'T TNIFLE WITH YOUR IVES} EXAMINATION Fill. nor rrrrma chasm-run. .. ‘ O. B. JACKSON it orrioihll. . _. u WALL cram, horny Hudson‘s, tycoons, Blurring by. 7 Written; show the need of glasses. They are my” norm it. sort. Refraction on: Oil-n hoot". I, “MI. “1“. It“. E DIBBLE' » Broker, 7 [formed Block. 96 Washington truer. ‘ -' ' MN Nor-veil“. ‘ ‘ ‘ . F"
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