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a. K'RIEGER.
A chemo Hotel Block,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Down 'THEY co:
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Harvey
Olen 0m: lndocemenie in
ITS Mill SilflES
FOR THE NEXT 90 DAYS.
tonhpnebcionhnnd,ihc
nut herald. ltwouidbc well to secure this oppor-
lament IIegoodrnreeellingior Ice- Ihne (Io—hill theircusivnlue. Thesaockhmonnlner-
Win-ruin prices Cunenngcomenil.
, G. H. HARVEY,
North Main Sc. south Norwalk.
. B. Hill. & ill.
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ii. 0
gallon Bar.
n llou'se.
OF FER. '1‘
FROM AN
‘ rtunate Importer.
mummmunmm Geodn' consuls
up“
will be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
hammmwumnm hills
“mill-p. inclement. Hemline-none. many-rd.
THEE BARGAINS.
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Dictionaries !
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lhinise'illiulnunrhelnslndonl
mour-u—mmnimd
the Muss no unread—The h.
”manna-calm
neuron, Juno 1—m- comm
mum were held yesterday
infinndern’thestreheiore ndintingnishnd
Identennnt Govcntw Hale, end the gov
unor’netnii. Thencepuonoi‘ the guest:
nudseniorn by President Eliot at Mann
chnnemhnllwnniollowsd byn mnrch to
Sendsrn’thehne, which wnn filled. In.
Grover Cievelnud, accompanied by hlrn
Richnrd W. Glider. wns encortndby the
chief mnrohni to n nest wilhhirs. Pied
dent Eliot. She wu recognined by runny
in the nudieuco nnd wnn loudly epplnuded.
no Degrees cm
‘lhe following honornry degrees were
earlier-red:
Huber oi Arts-Tbs Rev. Timothy P.
Front, Brooklyn. N. Y., and Robert Lon»
don, M. D.. Bridgem Conn. '
Doctor of Divinity—The Rev. Ednon W.
Burr (’68), Eliznbeth, N. J.; the Rev. Henry
.A. Stark cw). Burlington, Vt; the Bar.
B. W. Prince (’08), Btnmiord. Conn.
Doctor oi ann—Henry W. oi
Ann Arbor, Mich, denu of the law School
University of Michignn.
The following Moi-cry dope. were con
ferret! by the bonrd oi overseas:
Hunter of Arte—Rich“! Watson Gilda,
Alfred Trodwny White, Chnrlee Pollen Mo
Kiln and Charles lldrbert Moore.
Doctor of Lawn—Seth Low, Henry Chnrlu
Len and Leslie Stephen.
Doctor oi Divinity—Henry Codmnn Pot
ter and Lyman Abbott.
The Alumni Meet.
The annual meeting of the association a
the alumni was held in linrvnnd hnll, Vice
President John Q. Adams in the chnir.
The committee appointed last year to coo
rider whnt ch’n’uges are ndvionble in the
pracut methods of voting for overseen re
ported in invor of requesting the board oi
overseen to adopt rules ior the conduct oi
such election by which some form of Ann
trnlinn ballot shnll be the only ballot which
nhnli be received by the inspectors oi elec
tions, always providing that the rights oi
nomination oi candidates ior overseen
nhnll remain with the alumni, undcrsuch
regulations n this usocistion shall pro
scribe. They also requested the bonrd oi
oversee-rs to consider the subject of nllow-
ing alumni of live yenrn' sanding to vote
by letter at nll elections of overseen.
The five overseen elected were: Henry
W. Torrey, cine at ’83; Solomon Lincoln.
clnu of ’57; George B. Shnttuck, clone oi
'53; lienry S. Sprcgue, class oi ’0”, mid
Francis Bowie, clean of was.
At xenon-I nnll.
At Memorial hall the guests were rented
rnt the long table, the post or honor being
occupied by John QuincyAdnme, president
of the Annocintionoi Alumni. Fire lonn
tnblcs were filled with nlumni, nrrnngcd in
the ordin- of their clues. and one gnl-
lery was filled with Indies. After the
feast was over President Adnmn cnlied
the nnsembly to order, nnd alter n brie! ndv
dress introduced President Eliot, who told
in n general way oi the work oi the innit
tuilon in the put year. The annual recap
tion by President Eliot occurred inst even-
ing, nud was attended by n large nnd brill-
innt gathering. __________
Demon nr Yule.
Ncw llnvnx, June ill—The graduating
exercises at Yale university occurred in
Center church yesterday. with the edifice
packed to the doom. Following the Inst
crntion, Pruideni Dwight read the list oi
honorary degrees conferred nn follows:
D. D.—Jl‘ho Rev. A. J. I". Behrnndn. oi
Brooklyn. N. Y., undue; Revi‘Aggéhll.
Strong (Yule, ’57), pres oi t
cnl urinary.
. Willinm F. Cooper (Ynle,
$8), oi Nuhville, lntejudgeofthesujnerns
court oi Tennessee; the Rev. Henry hi.
Dexter, i). D. (Yule, '40), of Boston; Judge
Edward C. Billings (Yule, ’53), United
Shandintrictjudgeirwfinsterndistrictoi
Loulsinnn; Dr. Francis Delnilold (Ynle.
W), of New York city, nnd the Rev. Willo
inn Walter Phelps (Yule, ’1»). United
Biniu minister to Germnny.
A—B. s. Hurt, New York; Loomin J.
pbcll, Boston; Joseph B. Dimmick,
Balaton; Welter Edwards, geart 2::
city; Dorsey Gardner, . cw or i
J Frederick B. Hull,
Conn; thsBon. J. Kenn, Jr., El
N. J.; the Hon. W. E. Simonds. linrltord.
Conn. nud Professor Elihu Thomson,
Lynn, Muss.
Hus. D.~Proieenor .Iohn K. Pnine, lino
vnrd college.
President Dwight nnuonneed that the
John A. Porter prize of Wfortbebesi
ssnnyhndbeennwnrdedtoGernldEBenrd.
or Chic-go.
Theeommencoment more was an
hollows: Letin nnlutntory motion—George
L. Amnrmnn. oi New linveu. Dim-
‘TemW-ldonudthn Poorlnuoi Lycra."
Willianhltteudcn LII-k, at New York
W‘ 1m
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. rerunrkn
by Mr. Cell on that coon-ion
occupied lens then s column oi
Ir. Csll hnd obtsined from
ham, to print noun-
wlth his remnrkn, end there remarks
hssnwithhsld iorrevision tbnithe pnplur
W to might be ineorpmnied with
m.
The most remnrknblepnrtof the nddh
tion of the twenty-none columns mode by
Hr.Cniltohisoritlnnimnrknwnln
tnble inwhich he mnden compnrbon oi
hinwork in thesennte duringthel'litisth
mm with ihnt of other nennms.
Through Mr. Cnil's mums nrsctrikiug
hendlines (presumnbly written by himself),
or which the in nu snmplesl "Sen
ntor Ml Shows Thnt lie Ens Been Right
fully Gonmcted with All Public 'nltrr
"“311:th ns n Bnilrond null
Grnnt Lobbyist." "Whnt Bhnll lie
Enid oi the Writer of the Chiplcy-Wnlen
Pamphlet?" “Degrnding Spcctncle,” “Scu-
ntorCnll'nServicen linve Becnforthe
People’s Good."
Thesarpriseoi thencnntoruntthiseintc-
ment in The Round wns fonowed in some
ambynngernnd themntter wnsdiscuss-
ed nt grent length.
Mr.Cniiwnsinterrupted in nu addre-
upon his Cubnn nnnexntion scheme by n
motionfrom Mr. Shermnn thnt thencnntr
gointoexecntive session. This wan enr-
ried. Bonnier ingnlln oiiercd a resolution
instructing the committee on pri
nnd elections to inquire no to whnt righi
NLCnllhndtoinnei-t his defence in The
Congressional Record.
Thin precipitnfifln fierce debate. Mr.
Cnll justified his onon thegroundthsi
he had naked lenve oi the sennte to print
extracts in vindication of bin cnrecr. San
utor iugnlls exclaimed: “The reunior iron
Florian blur. in my judgment, not only
grossly violated and abused the privileg-
of the senate, but he has dellberntely inlni
fled the records on to whnt occurred on the
day that the inn-notion took place."
WHY HE WENT MAD.
lle new lle Would Be charged with
ihe Cronin Mord-r.
CHICAGO, June m-lo‘rnuk Collier, the
well known Chicago lnwyer who, as the
specinl delegnle of vnrious llriiinhcAmeri-
cnnnocictien, journeyed to Euglnnd Ind
praented to Queen Victorin the felicitn-
tions of her former Chicago subjects (In
her jubilee, told n strange story inst night
in unrrnting his recent Mr.
Collier was released from the State lunnne
asylum yesterday. where he declares there
hne been a conspirncy to keep him.
The relense‘wu niter an extended ex-
nminntion in court. which wne conducted
by Mr. Collier in' person, nnd in which
dozens of prominent people, lnwyerr, phy-
nieinus, school tenchers. judges sud others
instilled thntin their opiuionhewnsnot
innnue. Mr. Collier snid thnt for n timehe
hndbeeu demented. but tbnthe hndloog
nince recovered.
Ailerhie formal relenneheweniintothe
remnrknble detnils oi hin cone. He begun,
he said, to be irresponsible on the Rho!
August, 1&9. “i recall thnt on thnt dny,”
hocontinucd, “f to remember when
lwnnon tbcnight “cranium.
“Aienrneiredmcthntlwonldbechnfld
with the crime. lwun known to beauti-
lrinh, end 1 hnd relntionn with British»
circles and with the British government
thnt ii they were brought out in court
would hnrc been very dnn "
Mr. Collier relolod at length how such
thoughts haunted him, and how in his
derperniion he went out one night and
followed over the whole track taken by the
Croninnnsueinn,nndonthe epot in Lin-
coln perk described so minutely by the
suspect, Woodruii. nttempted suicide.
The revolver fniled to dine and Mr.
Collier. nccording to his own ory, there
upon threw the weapon into thelakentthnl
point. lie declare- thnt n- nrnntteroi incl
hsknew nothing oi the Cronin murder,
nndthnthc now fully recogninu the in—
nnuechnrncterofnfenr thnt he wonidhs
tried for the crime.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
lush “tips iro- iho Winn (luckily
(blind.
A number oi iililnntlrs who invndd
New Mexieowcrenmbunhed nnd shot by
lexicon troop;
TheAmnlgnrnntion moclntion convenp
‘15
El
ltkenidthntthereb n icnknge in the
Nchorkntntecourtoin nnd ihni
SecretnryoitheAqueduct
oiNewYork, oflmdthsnewsoithnsnpr
trundecisionforsnleianllstrectbeiors
thedecisionwnsiormsllymndepublic.
Inilorisheliered to be nflicted with
“tether
filing “samurai: wl law.”
the, Ion-is law-luau Inhe-
ld cows-iv. “In. allow.
qnnrtwnmr clad-g opdswiih the
“Winches-manipu-
dChrist’ngoqnlnndeoniinosswiihnl-
mirnels end wellington-doing
theistbwhoodoi (led. The pupil
wonhivbsrooted nod grounded in the
mmmummmm
he (not thsi the m on His mouth
Wyntwnrwithwhstwseslihumunnr
hrs—Mich, horny-used thswad.
irulynstumblhigbioeh. lthidlstodlsel-
m hum untrue, no enlisd,isrenlly
worthyoithsnnmwcrwhethsritinnhnply
nfnllsnnnddrbusdnnture. 'l'hsinctevery
m at our holyihith nu {month
Mendthnpolnt homunthepropnredto
“Luthennturnlmisth‘eflnfly
Whiollliwihsdichbolhbnnm
"humane-lies. Prsyiorth-nwhlch
y one you. Give to much
Module! thee. Judgonotnudysilnll
not he tidgcd. Be ye merciful, as your
Mar she is Ina-cum." Hnmnn untrue
mcpompiedihmmdmnmnndhnmnn
wisdom never stand than. Them
i'
ligi
gun!“ ihnt :uillicond
vs n poor, noble wny even npproxi»
mnhdhnrdnmobedinnesioMisinit—
neltnprooloi theirdlvinirywhichnonrgu-
lint esn overthrow. ’i'hnt Immunhued
Wmtedtoihedeathhnvewt
their hi inprnycrsforthlirpmns-
cutorsnhnt men sndwounen oi whomthe
world "not worthy heresnilered «cylno
dimltywhichhnmnnmnlicscouldhvengnnd
yet “reviled not ngnin”—~this is the unnu-
swcnhlonndtrnlysnblimeproofof Christ’s
divinity. And thin prool,beii enn—
not he cited fornnyotbwfnithmndilnot
dulledhythemost '
'l'hestumblingblockisseeu when one in-
qulruhowinrthemnximn nhouldbccnrried
in eva'ydny lilo, sud tbs devout student
drouldnotsnektoerndoordwiyit. itisnd-
mittedlynlnongthnmostdiilicuitporthnnot
Scripture. Mosulunouneedthnlnwnccord-
ingeorkhteouiu;0hristnnnonnceditnc-
cording» love; the manage oi Christwns
iheper'fectiloweronmnt or which thelnw
ollmcswnrbnttbe stern. lnMosmitwnn
nkw "to belived up to;” in Christ it wnnno
indwelling lpirit‘Wobe worked out.“ The
hwmbylonmlxitgrncenndtruth
mmebyJemnCl-rht Wirhthisnsihebain
principiethe student may rendliy cunpre-
hendtheiollowlng exegesis by lieniieorge
Rhino“:
“II we accept the W no binding
mummbeseenthntinnllwrnlmnns
theynro impructimble; it we nythey m
nottobscnrriedootliternllther-wenrdin
«inns-oi mnkingvold the commodore“!
at Grist ltsounntomo thntwemustuot
somnchregerdtbcm xix-statutes,butascou-
hining the fundnrneutai principles of the
Inon iovoJohehnld inmindnndhenrtin
nllour d-liugswiih munnd tobenpplied
lumensctothnlnmmtoi .
htthsfirristsplriuntonflyoudogndfiow
innllyourinleroounswiihmenthntyeum
”cerium-upwind nd-iflmctlves.
Mothecbildrsnotyourhenvenlymhw."
Inthoncondieumwestudyihenflnctiug
nnrrndveolthswidowol Nsinnndthenb-
ingcihw Ion frolnihedend. Wenrntold
Mjbeflnctm the bymwim wnnnnnt
Scriptures-the:
lilmmtotprophncyconcerningtbeldnh.
Itch-cumerht’spowu- to forgive lion
More follows most nppropdshly; end
fielucnislnphnnimd bythechnrecterot
the womnn whose Iinswereforgiren. The
M‘Wmaflrist mightflnd
meterinlfor bumorinihequhl inlcmostei-
menyinwhichflimomtbehatfineoo.
ir-tsdwithihe tnntwomnn. Thanh
nmirncisinvolred theqnhkrecognitimof
whntwsnpndnghrtheminddm
'l'hepnrnhloetthesowc iollown—npvnctl-
enlexpodtiondthn dectct mingled
the opwnnius o! the qdrit; width-Jur-
mutton-e plnuoi the-winner
Juneau-nonunion of the d
thsrulw‘ndnughtw. Aihndiwtbutnut
explicit nddr- on the pond inirh fol-
lown the mirncle 0‘ Mn the
nudtheuthcshn-rddsn nndmest
chm. manly-Isn-
FINEST
SUMMER'BESBBT
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NEW ATTBAB'I‘IONS THIS
' SEASON. '
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First-Class Restaurant.
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Boron POINT!
Steamer “MEDEA.”
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our: noon nonwnu run mos roar:
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Fare, one way, 15 Cents
Excursion Tickets, 25 Cents
The laden will Flop at Dorn‘. hint, on may of
2:35!th when there are messages: my
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LAWN MflWERS
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UNDERTAKER.
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AT THE 0!.” STA“ OF
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City People and it to their advantnge to trad. ,
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