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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ecw-AlTk. June q, 1-tA-
rorFFE-Ihc c1S7e market lost its gains y tie PIE
.-,s Esv u-5c- t-r-re liquidation following rather
s---,r~rrE French cables ana ere -lsaI ilti---
RAJ sscrgase !a -ae WORLDS risale supp.y Ihe mar
=. srsnel 500 points lower eEL wE.z during the
. uarr .. session ruled fairly steady around
srel Oh Buying l r1cvr< sellers y closed steady
-et decliEv or la lg-s. win sa-s reIrrtVc Only
NJ bags The world rs.-1 supply az cQf-ee decreased
~ lie mcnth Y Hay cEy - loz bags asa-asL &c
- ~ the --u .Sar g S3l aaS bags,
wen ne receipts u Brazilian -o1Ae "eTv Nefy maea
-,eTsr thar during The --sJ rta- fIAe present woEic
$3.50 suu1ly - 61u.2s against Il 40 SAB bags
1s- vssr i . holiday - Tie Brazilian market.
cables received from that
s,5-sa o. the European markets, Hamburg vas = pfs
t-ss- hi HsVre unchanged Speculation remains
80 limited ~ local market, and sentiment shows
..s rbsngs i generally believed that the smaller
Trgsn crops eventually exert their logical In
@n hut :or the present receipts % milo coiess are
Tfsr and warehouse deliveries are small Consul Gen
the coffee crop u Guatemala for
s present year 100000 bags % I0o n each against
10 90 last year The market was quiet Win quo
isiens On the o. &c for R!1 No :.
IL range Of prices ~ the local market to-day
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL June s-CIoslng-wH easy No
California IS load; futures quiet July es ga SEPTEMBER
can mixed new. 50: American. mixed. old. As "a:
futures dull: July. Ard; September IS 3d PEAS
Caradt,n cuist "a FL.OCR-St. Louis winter
dull SIS Sd. HOPS London CPaeihe COAST firm f6 ESQ
ia BEEF mai. SIS ID PORK
easy; prime mess Western. 62s O. HAMS.short su Il
10 sos short 10 20 ~ ais long clear Hiddles
light 2S "a 10 36s 3D. long clear mddLes heavy 50 70
bacons. 10 70 20 n, DDS 6d clear
bellies IA 10 10 10 3ss %. LDERS-Square. II TO
IL NJ strong SIS LARD-Prime Western. IN tierces
steady. sas st American refined 10 pals quiet SIS 81
BJTT'FER-CSood States steady. I4S- CHEESE
STEADY American finest white and eoored. 3ts
TAIIOw-Prirne city steady zoe ed TURPEN.rINI.--
Sptrfts steady as Cd ROSIN-Common frTn Is Tisd-
PETRoIEU M-RehHed quiet. I'd LINSEED or. dull
les 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

49, icaI market Tor sU0t cotton closed quiet az IN
a. price, the basis o. &c Tor middlng upland
.-@5e tlr u.llGling Gulf Sales were l7S bales 70
TrIh an4 3'p da.iFeried contract Southern spot
49, 80 were telegraphed follows Galveston. steady
Il anged a. Il sc. sales % bales Mobile nominal
a. 49, az II 7gc Wilmington. nominal Aorfo.k, q-et
s-ehsnsed a. re. Baltimore. nominal al Zoe -
81 quiet lower 10. Augusta, quiet. &c lower
sc sales 1913 bales. NegOrleans, holiday. Lst-
receipts a. leading points for TO DsOrroW: At New"
40 RON go 81 7uO haes against Za1 last week and
IN wear Al Galveston, from $40 70 go bales against
- week ah- 81 last A. Houston. from 20 70
Ne against $50 and ~ last year
slps ~ cotton The ports TO-DAY and Tor the
q compare with tie totals Of a week previous and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
BOSTON WOOL SITUATION.

The American Wool and Cotton Reporter says; With
houses IN trade there has been slightly better
asst week. but general thing
continued quiet The buying OF thu
woods the interior general than u al this
time last and since there has
been such rapid cleanup OF the new woods as have
With such scramble fOT the woods
We have had this and with Indications OF a
further hardening tendency the next LONDON sales
prices on the lew old woods which reu~n In ths esrks
naturally nxEs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
To Whom Tt May Concern.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE GLOBE
" Security Company. inSolvent corporation OF New
creditors OF said Company must present their
the subscriber within two months
from the excluded from the benefit OF
dividends according to OF the Chancellor OF
New Jersey bearing date this day.
CHARLES c BLACK Receiver.
Is Exchange Place.
Jersey City. ". =.
Dated May Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

Np fSss s. AND cokTEaNrT sTREETs
The ssVaS sss : ..a
IwsGy-'hrd street station. sleeDs whore 'sAsr~'-'
ana Dss e ss4 g. ssosss
ass 81 5oTIs sl InGa
n s ~ 81 LSgls ElE,ns car NJ. 11nIrED-Pu
Compartment Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo
s ESs YEA AR and 4 2gasvs iSa
aPolis ehicag0 81 LOUIS D1nins p al sl.sDtrv
smoking. and Observation Cars. For Chicago ana
$50 P. VI. ST LOUIS ExPREss,-FOr Pi-;ssE-g.
F6t ar va visa shsSandoah Tss
SIS P H. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago Din
7.55 p. NJ PACIFIC ExPREss-F9s Pttsssu gs:, to
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
cLEvELAND IND cING GogBsTI. E X
s.S5 r. N. PITTsBURG sPEc1AI--Daily for Pitts
WAsHISeros AND THE . .Ss z / 10 n.,-
brozses and GorLIand streets 40 = % @
- 20 s4Srosses ,s aa4 o9ganaS stFes i5S M e.
~ IS g Is CogsressSEal LiTitS al ps s5d Cr n
ami inIsS st T@Ts. 10 5 O. m IL 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILwAT-ExPress' as. 42S p m
A41ANTiC COAST LINE.-EIDrsss s25 a and s2S
sEABo4RD AIR LINE RAnwAY--EzDrsas. II Is . m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE And 6FiIo f:STLWAY.-ToS a. m week
FoR OLD PofNT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7.5S m
wses , and % p m daily v.s,- sav.
Sundays. Z IS m. Through Vestibued Trains Bttet
PErlor cars and Standard Coaches weeA-days Par
smoking Car. Partor cars. Dining Car and stail-
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT.-l255 Q. m week days ~ ,,,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK dnteTlaksn sundaysl
ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third Street station SIS II % . Saturdays
orIy). -. Is a % and IS .. weekdays sun
DAYS 755 8 p N and 452 o. m Fgoa5 Des3r2sses
tir5a~s onyj $50 3 30 ! 10 ana 5 10 D. weekdays
Sundays. Is, 9 IS a. ). 70
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
% : 25 So. 20 % % 70 Louis Lnnitedl
-955 sl025 tPenna Ldmitedi, sl055 ll56 a y .
100 tL55. 10 Desorosses and Cortndt Streets 22U
SO - . 90 . - - - - - 30 chicago Limited
tS.Jj for North Philadelphia 0nIyi y 10 EigEt
weekdays Sundays 600. - 50. % 80 % t'955 81
Louis Limited 955 C'io y Penna. Limited. 'iO5I a.
Is SIS $50 IS . $50 II - Ass Chicago
T55 25 o % o. Or North Phiia tsIphia onIy)
l. 10 night
SIIlniuE
TicEe, cfces Nos AT ia54 lis ard eel Broadway: ISL
Fifth Aveuus Cbslow 23d So e63 Fifth Avenue coTre-
18th 81 ,. / Aston House. anu stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 500 Brei
way, and Psnnsvtvaca Annex station The New York
Transfer Cqmpany will call for and chsck baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
". ". ATTERBCRY r WOOD
General Manager. PaSs'r TrafHc Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
COTTON RECEIPTS.


FLOUR AND MEAI--The undertone showed further
me sDs o hSe, me Wheai ADVANCE but only at
buyer ana s@5,er Spring Patents. $ 2ogss co. winter
SfS SAG s 2S s5F1 R2 Ne ntg s. e9g<4 extra 10
good s9aS4 Is; choice 70 fancy 81 isas4 5o CORR
MEAL steady qqotsd KIN dried. s. s5ass 10 as 70
low 81 46Gs as coarse 81 0sSsi ~ FEED r1esuisr
aogr 90 s24 Red poe So 70 o ae e Psa s24a
81 5om ay aa& s2i 90 baE $50 IS I Re? SIS
GRAIN-wHEAr.It looked at one time today as #
gettinr ready 70 ease on under weight Of long sur
around e2&c FOR July IN the Ne-York
Sullisb report from nrtninen AIirpsaTiis ssuthor
b faE2r16e NTH the outlook for REDUCTION q SO
ehg hAlt crop IN Texas small yield in Oklahoma an
when the trade had in anticipation a
the highest point II has reached On he present bull move
M sgPsnentng this view q the situation was The
age sustained by heavv rains Private advees from al
fan which continued little abatement in the south
ss5 5at there sTs a afd b t2TR rain he NeTrTf
on winter wheat sad weather in he Tr-s5t was s
cool not SWING wheat normal growth The Onto state
LAST month ana 50 year aso report BY Snow pre-
G-tei n POINTS n the next government,
viii not cover The nod daIeEe OF he last week The
neht b., without rsrt,siar F,Stes - ms S vas 1t
Er 81 s-T -tS ATseitlle SHIPMENTS we're about 600.
because % ane weather England berish crop ai
stocks have decreased 500 600 5sa ~ the wee5 -ers
was an export business Of loads 81 outports No red
cose . "a =, p aroar; No Northern Duluth 81 0Gla
: ah1et seIl,'-The corn market Gas SIN under
5s influence Of heavy rains n he West and advances
~ midday Moderate reaction fr0r opening
% rt taking some or the rainfall app ares in
zee largest corn producing Sta-S- aua all
c-No NNs very hac1Wsr- The elects n the
area een seen N Lighter country offerings and
i~li-frl iHt the next visible would show large
at-se The interior movement about 200 90
teac or last wear No closed go elevator
90 2 nfHaf- NJ = white Tt- . veil
t"c b ad'st. OATS-FcIloyyne other markets osrs
he ny
'z- a - Z - p. e sed a. ~ i6c. white
:. =. . 70 - fisc, ana clipped white. n,
= t,,- X >Ar;e; SLOW \ Western, roc spot
L1F+h--E- 2 Aiartet t4ll Feeding
Esaa nominal Wheat !r-I,al ng Nr-I- srpC-te r-r
week e25,-g June 8 according Bra5strests arEre-
E-tel bush compared ! blsr 'sr-
Wee ans 4l'- .tE bush Since Julv / 1000
sas ast year ,1r e1rors for the aEgrasa, e
s-e'S bush against s3 SO bush week and ora
lush Tor re same week last T-Fv ~--r sv
ports gre '-S5 hls AKA INST 90 2S5 ~ bush last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty street and south FERRY. time from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below)
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcn
Chi MI 90 us EasIOn Onlyj. $40 A. LA
90 2eS % - Easton oa4yO p m sun. IA . a na'
WLkEsBiRKE AND sCRANToN-ziOO. 40 a m.
100 p Sundays. "a q a. m. 100 .. m.
AAhhNoOD. LAkEHJ fsr, TOMS RIVER AND
SAENEOAI-zt-e 90, - 40 o. Zl3O @. 40. Lake
wood and LaAehurst oElyl. $50 sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY--g4e a m. "a 40 D m
NINELASD AND BRfDGETON-tz4OO a m. sstss
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
"a %. $40. 1I3O a m. 20. 100 245. asa As.
80 $50, $50 m Sundays. except Ocean Grove.
PHILADELPHIA READING TERMINAL). s425.
$50 e o. 90 400 IS o. SsOo " 80 saSo. Sios6
p n. 10 -
.l2oo a. m, 900. TAO 400 200. 70 IS .. N.
READING. HsRRIsBURG. PoTTsyfLLE AND WILL
lAMsPORT- co. "a 8. zoe. lt9. 10. 90 90 hoo
m. Reading oHiys iislO0 llst20 f2O0 p m.
ReadtnE P9tLsyLle aad Eirsbg only. 400 t6O0 N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE r OF Rector St. Pr
5tantle HIds ,s,ssis6, Monmouth Bsh and Lens
s -. Z 80 o. N. SUNDAYS 10 90 m 100. 90 .. m.
zFTom Liberty Street only. sDaly fDaily except
sunday eSunday orly- tParor only IVA TaEna-
Ofces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Aston HOUSE
2si 434- 1900 1874 Broadway. 1s2 tth Av.. . Union
square West 1873 i25th ST. zI5 West 125th ST.
% Columbus Az, New YORK.; Curt Sc "a sac
Transfer G. calls FOR and checks baggage e esstnaon'
". O. PFSIER c. n BURT,
Vice Pres ami Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

ou1ION-To-csy's cotton market very nervous
az resular Smaller shorts evidently covering Il
- nse 70 the very bullsh adyicss from Liverpool
tSe mai Manchester might resume operations full
@ ene n anticipation % the governments June con1
AZ fso this naorntag. whe there also even
~ tof over sunday There nothing 70 indicate
spes..A cnange o. sentiment. however al TIE
l1As EpoLs y looked though the Wall bear
interest vas selling The weather the South
nlea fein IN tho western belt heard spot
l.s country Is practically al stan-stl- but the
s1ss q ZOO bales a. an advance OF points Futures
Asie were surprisingly nrT- Due about y
iSlu lover and IN spite OF response 70 the early
4os Dy the local market. they closed II points
-Sler The local market opened firm advance Of
e - points OF the cables and covering II holi-
"a n the New-Orleans market. but houses with New
= nc apprehension that the Legislation OF the Southern
-.tA nae not yet been completed This caused sharp
sre1 a. 1-1Oc, selling down y SIC. Later the
4H months rallied % II 7sc covering. but the
80 aHaencec by The favorable weather continued rela
-seFg ana III the AFTERNOON thA heavy estimates
~ taTcays receipts leading points helped 10 depress
- % crop months which sold down level
IA session July touching &c Street
- pressure The close little better than the low
- -Ll steady covering. with prices % II
@ higher che GA crop. while the crop positions
hanged 10 Fpiits toNer aa4es we're $3.50
-t-14--'s % estimates superintendent Alng
ttNy movement figures fellow; PORK receipts, 1925
against "a bales .ast year. overland 70 nails
- canada 1872 AGAINST 0SS last Southern Fil
ass estIatell. 2iuJj against - 200 last year loss
ttE al Interior lO01e. lO3uT
esht INTO sight tor the week. - 100 against A $50 last
ssi 10000 year. overland mills and Canada,
s-lo against l.5-s3s last year, Southern mill taSngs
,s@'ee 4ts-uNe against l4asJeo last year stock az
-s.I toNns IN excess Of september J. lZulp against
So asl brusgEt into sight thus far for the
s-.o e7s00Oa 10 44sSsl last year The total
noysmsnt Is Tor 277 days this season. against rs
s4gs IN 1905.
~ ssFe o; prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

1000 bales. including $500 American Futures opened
65sd: June and July 650d July and August sd Au-
gust AMI september SD september and OcSoosr Su
55Td; December January. 5.54d January and Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

-A~age special Liverpool cah4es-Spot cotton
Ans-S ssaes eof'4 bales. speculation and export 500
tans tlrl receipts. 400, American. 500; MID
49, . ID Futures opened steady potnts higher
I'm points higher distant positions Closed
Asse net 1917 points higher on oid and 4N7 points
Aasust new June. 6.5sd. June-July. $500; July
Toe - $50 Ausus-Septeuber o 23ds Ssptember-Oc-
Asr 80 ocioher November 56sd: November Decena-
fsss ~. heeefher-J anuary a.54d January-February
cang Earns nrmer. cloths. . fair business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 3. ncoTToSmSpGs Y increased
a9sd; good midd:ihg midiIins. I'D low midaIng
good ordinary. 6std: ordinary I'D The sales or
ths cav sr, 600 bales which 800 for specula
ZION szd xxpor included = $40 American Rscs2ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Furaio June S-FIoJR nru- WHEAT spring 0
offerings spot CORN strong; No yellow eos; No .
g5Tc OATS. No white, 4Ta471zc; No 2
mixed. 4ehc BARLEY and RYE nothing doing.
Chicago, June 3-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
STOCK ON HAND.

Charleston June a-rURPENTINE firm at 5sias.
RoSIN firm; A. b. c. d, 81 90; E. * %; = 81 90: g.
81 rs H 81 so: So X IS ". So U.s. n. 50 80. G.
81 95. W ". 81 rs
Wilmington, June 3-SPIRITS TUFsPENTINE firm.
53c receipts ~ casks RosIN arm. s. S0 receipts 100
bbls. TAR. 81 So receipts. IA bbs CRUDE ICENEk1-
TINE arm. 81 %. 81 and - %; receipts III bbs
New-Orleans, June S-Receipts-Fosln - bbls; tur-
pentine hbls Exports-Costa Rica: Rosn, 10 bbls
London June sESPIRrTs TURPENTTNE, Ais Cd
TOSIN-Amertcan strained Is Cd hne lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

Stock IN HHvrs s5el 600 bags OF which csc 600 are
1azan; last week 554s coo aae csc 900 respectively
Ths statistical position Q: Brazilian eoss Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tuPentne presents fairly steady
undertOne prices about unchanged ROsin
steady with cou1n good strained still quoted s. %
steady and unchanged. We quote: SPIRITS
TURPENTINE1 oil and machine bills. 81 g5sc- TAR
Pine bbIs a. a5sgS2 40; bills s. Az. ROaINCommon
$ 30; l. So io K IS S.: NJ. 81: ~ 81 10: c. 81 30:
" w. 81 ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Z
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. r. PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RN. and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO r. r..
To Baltimore and Washincton
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
Nv. Liberty street.. 90 am. Except sun. Buffet
.....10.0 90 Daily. Diner.
.....I2. 90 noon. Daily, Diner.
2 90 Daily, Diner
Limited a Daily, All Pullman
90 Daily. Diner
Z Daily, Buy@t
ia rs night. Daily. Slesperz
Leave South Ferry hvs minutes earlier
sDalIy. tDaiIy sunday 3Sunday only
Ofces; Liberty g. Ferry south Ferry AsSer House.
square West l53 East 12sth ST.. 273 West 18th St,
c NeV-York. Court St. 3s4. SdJ
FULTON St Brooklyn: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New
YORK Transfer and checks baggage 70 des
tnation-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

STATIONS foot Of WEST wENrY-rHIRD STREET
AND DESBRO6SES AND CORTLANIT STREETS
rT The leaving iIef Desbrosscs and Cortiands
Streets minutes than that given oetow tef
Twenty-third Street Station exeeps whsrs osnsf">s
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-07

RRsOLUTI Ns ADOPTED RY STAFFORD
GRANGE On THE DEATH CT MRS ELLFN
WESTON.
WHEREAS, Our d. a ster, Ellen III Yves
ton, has hidden farewell to children and
fii-nds, and gone to her Eternal home
She reposes In the loving care of our
HI a, emily Father, where sorrows, trouh-
les and trials never come, and rest and
joy and blessings forevermore. We
miss her pleasant face, her flaternal
greeting, her kindly acts inspired by
affection; therefore,
ResolUed, That our Order has lost a
true and loving sister, whose devotion to
the principles OF the order has shed sun
shire and happil e 50 ovt all who njoyed
the honor of her acquairt lnce
Resoloed, That the Grange extend It's
sympathy to her children, and may they
be comforted by the thought that their
loved one is resting swe city In her Eter-
nal home, where she will welcome them
and parting will be no more.
"In the City of Sleep, on the hill,
Fall the sunbeame, the shadows and showers !;
Come never a vision Of i'll,
And the years glide away like the hours;
For the sleeper reekS not of the strife.
The sorrows and heartaches that fill
To o'erfow1ng the goblet OF life.
ResoIUeG, That our charter be draped In
mourning for sixty days, and these reso-
lutions be entered on the records of tho
grange, and that copy be sent to the
family of our deceas sister, also copy
be sent to The Press for publication.
JOHN NJ. LARNED, Mastery
f. A LASBURY, commtttee
ELIZA A. HOLBROOK,
CLARA E. BEARD,
STAT ord. April 5, 1904.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-07

A disordered stomach may cause TO
end of trouble. When the stomach fails
to perform Its functions the bowels be-
come deranged, the liver and kidneys
congested, causing numerous diseases,
the most fatal OF which are painless and
therefore the more to be dreaded. The
important thing Is TO restore the stomach
ard liver to healthy condition, and for
this purpose no better preparation can be
used than Chamberlsin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets.
For sale by E. Z. Taft, 81. F. Cady,
Stafford; g. Hall, Jr., & Co South WILL
linQton
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-07
MANSFIELD.

Seth johnson is at Albert Colbie's
on Spring Hill.
VIM. johnson of Preston was in
Gurleyville last week.
Miss Winifred Durham was ill with
rheumatism last week.
Lillian Abell of Moodus was at
Gurleyville last week.
Joe Dunstan is moving into the old
Buck house at the Center.
Charles Franklin of Tracy was at
his home in the Center last week.
The spring term at the Connecticut
Agricultural college began last Tues
day.
Edward Hobby went to Pennington
to learn the plumbing trade last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown have
moved into Charles Farwell's house
at Storrs.
Tax Collector A. B. Shippee has
nearly completed his rounds of collect
ing taxes.
Mrs. R. G. Jacobs entertained her
cousin, Mrs. Ward, of Gilbertville
last week.
A new engine has been bought for
the steam saw mill that is stationed
on Charles Thrasher's lot.
sbort To Yroororo WAS oarriad
out at the M. E. church in Gurley-
Vile last Sunday. Rev. R. @. Jacobs
delivered his farewell sermon.
Rev. R. @. Jacobs breaches his
first sermon at his new charges, Girls.
void and Voluntown, next Sunday.
Rev. @. H. Pease of that place comes
to Gurleyville.
The old dormitory at the Connecti'
cut Agricultural college caught fire last
Monday afternoon, and had it not
been for the work of the boys the
building would have been burned.
Isaac 7. Farwell, ~, retired silk
manufacturer in Mansfield, who lived
near the state agricultural college,
died Saturday night of the effects OF
shock of paralysis with which he
was stricken while driving on Thurs
day. Mr.. Farwell had a shock few
weeks ago, but, against the advice of
his family, he started Thursday morn
ing to drive to Wellington in search
Il -, h Tor
family became alarmed at his prolong-
ed absence and a search was made for
him, which resulted in finding him
in the village of Warrenville in the
town of Ashford. He was unconscious
and was lying in the front. of his
wagon with one foot caught in the
fore wheel. He was taken to his
home and q doctor called who found
that the had suffered another shock.
He did not regain consciousness and
died Saturday night. Mr.. Farwell
was q native of Mansfield, but had
spent much of his life in Newton,
Mass, where he was a silk manufac-
turer. He retired from business q
few years ago and returned to his ma
tive town to live. He was buried in
the village cemetery Monday after
noon. The ceremony was conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Starr. The deceased
being a Mason, a portion of the
Masonic burial service was used. A
delegation of Masons from Storrs at
tended the funeral. He leaves his
wife, a son, who is employed in a
sub-district post office in Boston, and
a daughter.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-07

"HIS is the time of year
i when q merchant needs
money the most, and for
spot cash we will sell our goods
at the following low prices:
10 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar, 800
20 lbs. A Sugar, 1.Oo
1 Dbl, Highest Grade Haxsll Flour, 600
1 Dbl. Finest ST. Louis Flour, so
Finest Graham Flour, per h., .OS
Finest Rye Flour, per h., .OS
Best Standard Tomatoes, $1.10 per doz.,
or per can, III
Fancy June Peas, 81. 10 per doz., or per
can, 1Oc
Refg String Beans, 81 90 per dOz,, or
per can, .O9
Green Lima Beans, 81 10 per doz or per
can. 10
Good Southern Table Peach. $3.50 per
doz.
Best Dry Packed Pampkin, $1.10 per
doz., or per can, 10
The Finest Steak Salmon packed, per
can, II
Fanciest Peanut Butter put up, per h.,
is
Nice Dried Beef, lib. cans, 10
Fresh Quaker Oats, per package, 10
Something new In Breakfast Food, Malto
Ceres, 10c per package, worth 15c.
And go 1t goes all through our stock.
Now Is your time
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-07
AUCTION.

Pursuant to an order OF the court OF Probate
for the District of TolIand, will sell the keal
Wednesday, April 10, at 10 O'clock a. m, con-
sisting or twenty. i've acres, be it he same more
or less, with the buildings thereon, situated in
the north part of wellington. about one half
mile east Of the VIM Irons place, and about ~
miles from the railroad. Said tract is bounded
N. E., 8. and w. by Keefe Bros and IS mostly
covered with q heavy growth Of timber, suitable
for ties and saw timber.
This is a rare chance for Lumber Men to buy
at their own price.
w. D. RUBY, Conservation.
Wil1inOtOn Aprfl K 1904