‘ your '
”Gill
‘ so your
M iii... 1; than ' Wash
boy. and o nstlve or Bipliwk.
, 's: f‘ f C": 1 _. >
‘ the egruififievoted to advert»
i
cut medicines, the schemes sin
? .r . . VP _
gispuétahfinrflflg lasiggggfimg
. ‘ (no i
.testuoon _ you as to mice
‘, them eon con to the adrertisedelaiins.
diva
) 7 pmisnndfl‘r
"‘l‘b IWin miscon-
congrcss to open the
, in: the neces-
‘ “ tion of the
i l I i ”won. "
Wont.
, of its position was
“ “commission to a con-
‘oi the house and senate
the mutter or the
4 w
:l’mdl ,‘Wlllch
. . . «momma
about, this statement is
. 'ond thodowrtment oi .
.. Whittl- «20:3
WM. oon n
' 'gmesou
Minimum
my". in "0'!
it‘ll "odoqunu
dilutions Involved. and the
draitostorsltsrotsthemhsro.
lbw thot no long
'Jltbop reporvaswbic
M 0L commitm-
» , “humus-iii it
1‘“, w otthoooni‘
" g' ‘ Mono! all
, ; noo- noon
nos- itcanbsac—
Muchhndsllo
. subplot-numb
‘ villi-Ammonia
fluid timbsrwtiioii
' we. V“‘""i'«°°:'
. oylbomo ot .
W militia. Thain-
anon It largo from tho to
m totem 'l‘tis elite!
lo from “Macaroni tho
mm t govern,
In“ It toilowsthat gov-
. no rule winds
. ton errant slimy pm I built oi»
'33; playminductory nutter. and t en
. ,1: With the
of some. testimoui received 'l'rom
suilerer from some malady:
Read them careiidsly, and no-
tiee'this. Chicago and . Louisyxam~
pies vb) dutyliu New York, gallium}:
residénts- ilit‘rbelore Maine citizens in
regular succession. like the connected
scenes of a panorama. It is not hard
to iiidorse on not performed in some
lav away .llllllll'el. .even if embellished
with all the adjectives that the Anglo-
Saxon language can lot-rush. Reverse
the cage. When. you are asked to believe
it statement made by‘a towpsman. __a
well known and‘ respected citizen. is it
not easily confirmed. When confirmed
you are forced to believe it. All the
testimony published by Doan's Kidney
in South Norwalk. and
le:
_p Mrs. Lizzie Warner. No. 8} \Vash-
iugton street. Sour]: Norwalk. is a wid-
ow. whose income depends entirely
upon honest work. Hard work is never
here is a sani-
envied by any one. and when there was
added to it backache. Mrs. Warner's
lot was not a happy one. She says:
“I had alien to give up work on ac-
count oi my back. it aebed so. i pro-
cured Dean's Kidney Pills at Plaisted's
drug store the last attack» I had and
they cured it.‘l feel better in every way
since taking Doaii’s Kidney Pills and
can recommend them to all women suf-
fering from backache and weak hid-
neys."
Doan’s Kidney Bills are sold for so
. cents per box. or six boxes for $2.53 by
all dealers. or mailed on receipt of
rice by Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
g1. Y., sole agents for the United
States. » ~
Remember the name—Dom’s—and
take no substitute.
CASTORIA
for Infants andfililldrsn.
W ' on
"am a.
TEA
FOR
35c i
In i pound pack-
ages at
_ Sam’l.
ComStock
Jr.'s,
7: NORTH
MAIN
S T R E ET.
Cleveland
. and
Imperial
Bicycles
$35. to $l00.
Ropolrlng.
Imus Hill”! on. 00.
may at vain-sot M W
W
mmasmmm. tot.)
MMMMMM ‘
.} & llhlflilI-VIIM
‘ i:
it
l 0
’2 ll.” '. "0.0.1.. MOI»
AW”.
. “it. ill“ I“. Inc-0‘. 1U:
WMM.
i till-ll. tub“. in» HG.
m .
"5335
gistol
Pills is local. It's at home. Right here
Trolno Loovo *-
1 :3... OI. I“. 0.. U“ _
Whom...
“wouldhoiiailloosldircstiaus
”not! lsviod upon all londot lilnn'iruv
mvalmosoludingtrcmthsvono-
donollbnild ipuaondotbsrim-
.M In ._ .
.,. 3
. _. . ol-
“WWI” formers
. upon the inhabitsiita oi large
and won thy. cities. The report continues:
“Supposing o ststc to crlst in whichtho
entire value or the tool astute was equally
divided between cities ”dunno. Then.
under the system of tuning real cat-to at
levied on estate. the cities would poy
0500.000 and the forms [500.000. But it
the Multan of mlostatowcso in
will: ”hill. ”$1.1”de °‘
. “I ' , s Inst. '0-
s‘ilonts ‘ and cultirotion. the cities would
pay “97.000. and the lame would pny
0503.000. iii-king induction ot‘ lot pot
mt in tho burdens of the loan. ”
NEW SENATE RULES.
loom floor mus rolls. o! [to lus-
portaot Antoni—onto.
Wssaixoros. March-ll.—-Scnotor Hoar
lilo given notice oi his intention to some
two important amendmcnts to the rules
of the senate at the next daily oil-ion of
that body.
One or thsos authorizes the president of
tho sonata to determine. presumably by
counting, whether there is a quorum preo-
cnt and requires hint to make known his
determination to the senate. Only in coco
he finds no quorum is he to color 5 roll
coil. The present rule requires a roll call
as soon no the absence. of a quorum is sug-
gcstod. even though all the seats in the
chamber ore occupied. Mr. Hour stated
his purpose in offering this moolntion to
be to prevent the intorruption oi business
by unnecessary roll calls.
The other amendment propoosd by Dir.
floor provides for a modified blosuro and
is the some as that lntroduosd by him in
tho Fifty-third coupes. it provides that
altar at question has been under debato iii
shosonoto for onodoy it shall bolii outer
for omajorityoi thoosnotstootdcrthat
(Inhale bill“ be closed? oxcept um there-
oitsr each senator may be allowed to speak
once and not crowding an hour on tho
question in hand.
Mr. floor stand his object in oflcrlng
this amendment to ho to enable the sonata
to act upon pending legisliition when it
shall desire.
CA'RLISLE AS COUNSEL
fin la-beerotory Appoovo la n Railroad
unit For J. P. liar-gon-
le YORK. March il.——'l‘ho World has
o dispatch from Raleigh. which says:
John G. Carilslo. iormcr secretory at tho
treasury. has become one at the legal ud-
vsers oi .l. Plrrpout. Morgan. the head oi
the bond oyndlcoto.
Mr. (’ariislo rustic his first nppearunco
in court as Mr. Morgan's connect. The
cone woo before l‘nitod Stow Judge Sl-
uiontou on an application at tho Southern
Railway company for an injunction
sgoiust iicvornor Russell and tho poopln
of Sortb Carolina. who aru trylnir to coll
iii. loose or the xiii-iii Carolina Railroad
company. which is owned by the state, to
the highest blddov.
The Southern railway. whom stock is
now hold by Mr. Morgan and whose prost-
dcnt is Soiniici Spooior. is member of the
Morgan honking lit-in. now holds a locus
oi the North Carolina road. which explicit
in {our ycoro. it iii worth 0.500.000 is your
to the Southern Railway company. which
Mr. Morgan controllt
The loans at the North Carolina railroad
by the flouthcrn Railway company hopbliir
acvorol yours boon ii topic of political i-
toruoss in thin otato. 3 5
~.......... . ..............._.._
Groom-too lab o rum
Bailliilli’flil‘l'. Conn. March ll.-'l'hs
storc of William H. Banks at flrssnilolii
iiiil. tour miles irom hero. in which in lo»
cotod the villus mules. hos boon bur
gloriscii. Tho burglars out their way
thnough tho side of tho building. .Vldolliv
ty being counts-sit oi the tact that tho
plooo was thoroughly wired for tam-glui-
alarms. 'i'iisy blew open the cats and so
coped with 0100 cash.
”—v—mr'niw. . 7r .. “to”... .........».
worst \Vlii llaipiso unto.
l’iW‘l‘lWllJJl. l’o. lurch ll. .. ll‘lin
Hurst. who-s bouts iii in Ash ' .ncor
hora. has been reappointed on t stall ul
umpires oi tbs fictional iteration :icugiio
in the coming mason.
.4“. W .. . um... w.
vacuum-uh bull/Wits.
. . mm»... .... c
A bump. in. load.“ boot and Mount
hillsu lllss J. . 'l‘tioiopwi in lilisoiistti.
Tho monitor Portion is disabled oil "at.
Hos euro ll. 0.. out the 0l‘illlll' colum-
bio hos been soot in her relish
The numbers ct the diplomatic mm
were introduced to “a. lilifltlirtuoi
stats W o.
liliiisy in the White Hours.
A court to Iiootnol has lost allowed
the claim at o noun ill lotus» oi it per
midday. ‘i‘husidloiiittsnlimusury
to tits previous or .
special Ml“ iii its mission to
Mind sins die. word having loan to
iolvod hora tho mid-oi that as “er
toot nominations mold to iii
3"
WI
Stanton! Arkansas begun pistachio;
wimp he was only elitht your» old. [do
lost his mother when lions a your
old. no runs: is blind. ”sud itow dial
boyloamed to read is not’kiidwn. but
be his [immunity the whole or the
Bibleohy heart.
. lie has preached in churches attendv
ed both by white and colored conm
gallons. A nine—yoar-old negro girl was
‘ recently preaching thine’iiennons dull!
to large audiences in South Carolina.
Another buy preacher in Bay York,
who utortcdpreocblng when only six
years or age. William Jay. the unit,
nerit ludomndrnt minister. born May
8th. 1709. iii 'l‘iabury. in Wiltulilrv. out!
apprenticed to his father. a stonocut-
tri- and motion. was taken no a pupil
by Cornelius Winter. :1 Presbyterian
minister oni Marlborough. and before
ho was cistern was engaged .to preach
in neighboring villages. On one occu-
silou. at that wily ago. ho was sent to
Argyle Chapel. at Bath. where tho con-
gregation worn at that rather indig-
nant at seeing such a hid in their pui-
pit. but at the evening movies: the
building was tilled to hear him again.
and in 1791 be was selected pastor or
that very chapel. which position be no
copied {or sixty—two yours. retiring
from it in January. 1853: he died on
December 27th of that same year at
eighty-{our yours’ot ago—Tidbits.
Both Wei o. sunny Angry.
us was atypical mountaineer from
his stout brogsu to his pool but. and
he had walked, to a neighboring town
to visit relatives. it nos his first visit
uvvoy from his, home. fl‘hc mood day
after he arrived he wont to the posh
odioo to get a letter from his girl. lie
was sure it would be there. no she brid
tom-fully told him she would writo him
while he was awuy.
"Air lhnl‘ any mail for me?"
united or the postmaster.
“What's your name?"
qulry.
”Louder."
"'1 say. what's your iinmo?" risked
tho postmaster. in a little more posh
tivo manner.
“Lander.“
"i say. what's your name?“ yelli-il
tho postmaster. sticking his lll'llil
through the Window into tho fist-c or
the young man. .
“Why. dud dmt your ugly time. l'w
told yer three tiinos my name Wits
Louder." yolk-d tho molllllflilli‘t’l'. "“.l
l. Louder. and if yer didn‘t belong to
tbor gov'iuout l‘d criiivl ovi-r tlinr iiiiil
pick your yours. Soon no it man oils
or gov'iiieiit Joli miiud hero lii‘ humus
to put on airs. and hit not one to pill
up with it."
The. postmaster lisliod out ll loin-r
from ii Iiiusiy hole and guvo it to blur.
although ho was iiiiiii himself.
lip in-
was the in-
m--.
Elaborate Collins.
A few yours uno him. i). llilli-r. rp-
sidlng in Now York. lllli'it'il lior lins-
band in :i t'timn of solid iiiiiiinpiiny.
oleboruivly i'ilr\'t‘il. lilii‘ii Willi i-urilml
silk and Illltllllli'il with “Hill. 'l‘lio silk
wool. forty dollars :1 yard. 'l‘lii- liliigi-s
worn of gold. and iii solid gold knob
wolghoil ti lbs. Mrs. llllivr bun pro
”an"! n sliiillnr mlllii for Iii-rsvlf unil
also a slimiiil vnluml ill Swill). liia
:ind Mrs. 'l'liylvr. or i‘i'uiiilliigliuiii.
Moonrwlum-tln. luloly i-xliibiti'il lili‘il‘
iwii l'oillllli; ilivy \\‘l‘l't‘ iiimlv of m rvi-il
i'iiiiou‘ooil. oriuiiiioiilwl with Sili’t‘l'.
look but yours to finish on :im-ouiii or
llioii' lino ivoi'kiiiiiiislilp. :iiiil Mir-Al $5,
"(ll i'fli'li. lll‘. 'i'iifi’il‘l’ tllml livo yours
huforo his “’lrt'. liiii slii- li:iil him tom»
pornriiy lllli‘l'l‘t‘tl in on ordinary slivll.
while tillt' i-ouliiiiii-il lii-r lm-tiiiw unit
the «inhibition or lhtlll I'Ullilirl, mi bvr
.li-iilli. which (M‘I'lll'l‘t‘ll riwniiy. slic-
loit itiillii-lonl Iiiouoy fur ll Nllii‘llllltl
iiiarlilt‘ tomb. in which in plui-i- Iliv two
.‘tlflllltl. niiil light it by rlmvirii-lty rui-
iili your“ damn...
North l'olo Companions.
liottlo curious dotnilv or lilo In tho
itolar roniiiiiii liuvv liiwii lilililllli'ti from
munibr-rii or the Nuuuvu i-spi-illiioii.
'i‘hoy oil tlii'i‘ll on tho imlliimi or (it‘-
llght whli-li Hwy liiivo oxiwrli-iiiwl in
once morn iiiomliip oilii-r liiimiiii lli‘
luau. lip ilml illii ilwy lwi'iiltlt' of m»
lug tho iiiiuii- rum illlll llt‘lii‘illfl ilii-
tonic vulvot tiny Ifli‘i‘ iliiy in tin-
our-so of tho tililW ilrlfl northward iliiil
lo ”I“ oiid ll fouling of ll'l'llllliitil wuu
orcducod. Al Unit-ii lllltl irritability bi»
l'lllitt‘ “'i'll'lllfili lilttllltlml‘lillili'.
Finding it almost liiiimuuibli- to on
ililt‘i' tho right another clay. ilii-y would
not oh on Will: wulko uvur ilii- loo. Wii'll
man by blow". It wus llli llfllilillill“
inc thliiit. ouo mun Willi. in mm lllx
i-ouiriulus striding uwiiy lli‘t'i‘ ilw im-
trom tho nhlp. ouch In a dim-ruin till-w.
lion. and awfully oviililliig lilii Mn
lows.
MW” oi Putting it.
Whon Nephew” mlml by liiiiii
liouihtb lilo Mainly piilii it visit our .
day to tho dualilp of iiii lluidliili mi
nib-st In the lilil'littt‘. “'Illliil llili lutlui‘
was rewiring his ltnynl mum on tho
quarts-odour. o goriimioily otllvoll
member at the Nesiuilluiu suit». who
was strolling shout llw ilwii. uni-took
ll Windmill for ii plllll'. amt. loaning
ruins! it. suddsitly wont lioluw timid
foremost. ‘
'l‘hs only with!“ at tho lil‘i‘lllitlll. on
old tor. thmupm mini» for tho mum
turnout. and ltIVlbfi iiiiiuuul. amid:
"l hug portion. oli“: lull lllli‘ u‘ lllutu
’ers limits into full down tho Initiali-
woyr'wmwcm -
W
listle-
Charmin; like.“ ioiilloiniui who is
shut «million out withl litti'liml iii“
to“ , 9 ': inst trouser.
' “ “Milli”!!! clarinet»
‘mnuihmuuo
“Wt _
in the
. do at them. \
There are mini i . '
Lots oi them slopin Norivtilk.
And they soy»-
Wliati ‘
Tbot California
Cutsrrh Cure cures
oatanh; that it
tops hawking and
spitting and the. dropping into the
that; unit is c‘
ms the station up
feeling and all ‘itho other irritating
symptoms. .
l
Here's what one“ of them says, only
one, but remember; there are mixers:
Mrs. A. M. Budhinl. 27 Stuart avenue.
Norwnlk. says: “Silvana members of my
family have used the California Cntcnh
Cure. which'wais obtained at Plaictcd’s
drug store, and we on think that n is n. '
fincmodicine. 1 till it very good to
clear the head. onduny daughter Grace
has found it is invaluable in curing
headnohos. from w lch she has uniform]
for a long. time. no or
thing um hominid
done. My husband has also used it for
coturrh in tho headland throat. and no
are all willing to speak u good word for '
C. C. 0.. for we knitv it is good."
Break up your odds with California
Catarrh Core. and prevent colds “hung-
ing on.” Sold by all dealers 500: three
times or much. $l. ‘
Front Cripple Crook.
After the big fire in Cripple Creek. I
took ovary severe Cold and tried many
remedies without gillp. the cold only be.
coming more until. . After using three
small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy,botb the dough and cold lolt
wound in this high altitutiu it- tuitos u
meritorious cough geniedy to do any
good—G. B. Hon erson. editor Daily
Advertiser. For sale by Cr. C. Stillson.
”w .__...A,_...~_ .. _!,. -. .v . M“...—
to cums coin is on. on.
Take laxative ' mo Qn'minc Tab-
lets. All druggists fund the money if
it fails to cure. 25m For sale by 1%. H.
Ploistcd. ‘ .
WWW
Rhsuuialitni Quickly Cured.
Afterlhaving begin confined to the
house for eleven (1 ya and paying out.
$25 to doctor bills trithont benefit. Mr.
Frank Unison. oilifianlt Ste. Marie.
Mich . was cured by one bottle of Chan»
burlaiu's Pain Built. costing 25 cents.
and has not since u troubled with
that complaint. For sale by G. C. Still-
son.
GAOTGDBZA.
fistu- \ '
”W
A low months I80. Mr. B ll Eve .
of Woodstock. Micln. was bmy will;
oil with rheumatism. His right leg was
swollen the (all loligtb, causing him
itroat suffering. lioj was advised to try
Cliiiuibi-rlain's Pain Balm. The first
bottle of it helped him considerably and
the socoiiilbotilo oilecteda euro. Thu
25 and to vent bottle‘ii are for sale by G.
(3. Siilloon. '
it.
"“7
Willii' no physician or pharmacist can
conscientiously wurhuut a euro. tlieJ. C.
Aycr i‘o. guarantors lbo purity. ato-ngth
and medicinal virtutis oi Ayi-r'ii Shrou-
purillii. It won thcgonly bloodpnrilier
admitted at llil‘ grout World's Fair lll
Chicago. ihilll. ‘
1
input oi the Grip.
The iii-on .‘ diiugor from LuGrippi- is
0! ibi resulting in pneumonia. it rou-
wriiiblo l'lll‘ll is mild. hum-var. and
Ullllllibtil'lllill'fl (Pong Remedy taken. all
(humor will be aviidod. Among thi-
tour of thousands Who havo noon this
icinoiiy for lit grip . wo havo yot to
loam of a single o having resound in
pnoumouin. which hows conclusively
that this rouiudy is it «rain prowiitivo
"minimum aim-ii. ii will «mm a
luariiiiiiiout cumin lust tiuui than any
other treatment. in: 2.5 out! Meant
mom for solo by (i. ‘. titlilwii.
....W....-,-- 4W
It. is not to he wont ormi at that Ayor'ii
l'illo ore in much uni ornul demand. For
tho core at «oustiputou. billouiiusiis or
any ulllel' compioiiit iiooiilug ii isss~
tivo. thorn pills are it surpuood. Tiioy
are sugar-watch. us to take. llllll ovsry
ilouu is «income.
tinny cases oi ”(l ppu" him liitoly
ill: WW “i""li‘ Emil" h?
on _ y pl~
«dint-botanical thi diners. it acts
quickly. thus mvsu on saviour cont l-
ciitlous and Nut 0 iii which thin I-
l‘llw Ollbll I’ll“ “I”. ain‘wllfll.
Emails; u. 0. at m. loath llorwolh.
'l'huy we so small t bit the most soull-
iivo litmus tots the .ihsy ore voodoo
tire shot tho swat o tlntto cam uicou'
utl non. luminous iii idllvsr viola
to how. Thai is tell Dc itt‘s bittic
Early litters urn lino it to tho ruinous
littlu pilli. ll. P. W Notwoltiu. C.
Bullion. iiuiiiii ilorw ii
.. .0... ........
. my ti'i: an" lift”
rs ii 4"» brie“:
. 'll a“
havingioundany~ .
her as this has '1
, w
l'. s. Potent Gil-co,
‘ tors so was
Ofliccs. 436 Main Street,
BBIDGBPOBT. CQNN.
Vermont W
Maple _
Syrup!
Horse Radish
Ground to-
Order.
lobsters, Pickled Oysters.
‘ Blue Point Oysters
Sent out on the Half Shell.
HUNT
8: . . . »
ZELUFF
Telephone. M.
m ORDER
tolsutiiil'y tliiiiloinoiiilsof the piililiutniito
Wi‘ um Oblilflid to hoop is lame. liiiiiilsuivie
and iiulcct stwlt oi wull pa er. And we
loci in um instilled in any rig we liiivo
iniuu doiiiuus and more elegant paper
than you min tliid olsowhoro‘in Nor-walk.
tun giro you on estimate for your
lii‘ii'iltotiiilud you‘ll an: we can paper it
w .i eiiiuotoxru tudeoignout vo
iiiotloroto lluum. I '7
If not convenient for you to cull st tho
mire. drop» McLeod l wiiibs pleased
to unit on you with o full line cisoinplcu.
I. I. OOIHAM.
linoleum“.
MIMI“. - - Connecticut
m
YOU 0""! 00 Ill"!
moor-minimum
Print-
lngl
As tho “Minot
' out...
victim mi in:
n- orm: as snatch on omit-on
an“. it; "Go in , and Will" mu ”art-s
watchman-aha, Dust-tor floors-so
ins University subunit L ~ -
Newmm.‘m nonunion“-
blo in Yale because of this letter which 1:!
luokluos undergraduatesreut to, Mr. James
J. Corbett. tho gentleman): bruio‘sr. with
log him sum ln'iiiiiccni’iug mums
with Hr. Robert Fitzsttumons. When the
news, was first published that the letter
and n Yolc ling bod boob asbtto the prior
tighter, than some manyn‘tclegronis from
graduates. such asking shot the particular
young man in whom ho was interested
whooo noble Woo signed to the Wwould
deny the authenticity oi the signature.
Thin-o was up ntlyn general disbelief
tho Yale jun bra turd really been the on-
th of tho touching uppeolto Jim to
"go in andwin." ' .
Then came the announcement that the
letter was genuine. and the faculty has
been holding indignation silhotlngo our]
thinking things to do Nutrients! Yale
from her present humillutlng position.
' Tho senders of thelottcr'wero all smiled
bolero the (acuity and told that: they roost
not only assume ll" responsibility for the
latter. but retract ovcr their signatures
that. the students of Yale badfnytblng to
do with it being cont.
The lotto! to Gabon.
Accordingly tho students mode tho lol-
lowlng otntcmcnt: .
“Tho members of the junior class who ‘
wrotc the letter that appeared in tho h‘ew
York papers wish to state that they will-
ingly rctrnct. all phrases in it which pro-
tond to represent the sentimental the uni-
versity." _
The original letter. which wakinsplrcd
by a birthday party. is as lollows. ,
"Wc of the junior class of Ynlo nniver~
s'ity desire to express to you our heartioiit
wishes for your success in the battle on
St. Patrick's any. Ever since your first
visit to New Haven lost (all and your ap-
pearance on our football fluid the college
at lorgohas felt the deepest interest and
hopo {or your tgiumph. Here at Yale we
realize how much brain and science count.
in all athletic contests. We mgard you as
the highest exponent of the brainy boxer.
hour-c our implicit faith and eoniidonoo in
the outcome of the bottle.
"We learn of your splendid physical
condition and can see only one finish for
this light. Now, Jim. “'9 hope that you
will hang this Ynlo flag in your training
quarters and in your corner at the ring-
side and remember that it wuves to you n
inossuirooi Ya‘lu luck and pinch. Go in and
win. lind delight tho hearts of all true Yule
men. "
’i'lic signers are .l. W. Wadsworth. .lr..
Washington; Bruce Clark. Chicago: J.
i'. Mcluiuehlnn. (‘lcvelundz Forsyth
“'lcki‘fl. New York; Frmlerick Kornociiaii.
New York: Robert. J. Turnluill. Jr.. Mor-
rlstown. X. .l. : Payne Whitney. Now
York; John S. Rogers. New York: Dul-
Ins (‘. Byoru. i’lttwhurg: Moreno Delano,
Now York: ii. Morris. New York: I". \l‘.
she-chop. West Huron; F. 1!. Simmons
Brmklyn. '
Tho Whitney montloncd is a son of or-
Sccrotary William C. Whitney. and tho
Morris ii son of the bite Goiivornaiir Morris.
Corbeti'o ”only Appreciation.
Corbett. with a more lively Appreciation
than he displays of arch mbbits‘ {out or
sliunirocks. telegraphed back that he would
put the ling in his corner on the day of tho
light. This thought of ii Ynlo flog wnvini:
grmui luck to tho intellectual exponont of
ilmwl‘ cuts has been to Yiilo men on a rod
”up before his Pym would be to it hull.
What punishment tho faculty will in-
llict is not known. but judging from tho
curious manner in which tho nlluir has
honii taken llio penalty will not ho light.
The ntutionts doclnro they will call it muss
mooring unil donounm the men who sent
the it'lli‘l‘. illltl this host only boon toviipii.
rnrily uvertml by the prominence mid pop-
piiliirity of thus-m who signed their humus
to tho loitor. ’
'l‘lio Yulo flag color-mi to was n silken
bunmvr oi tli‘o iiri'iviirslty colors it. iii L'l
iiii'hos long. is llll‘lltisl wldo lllld limit-u tho
word “Yule" lii lottora l llllilli'li high.
The Ynlo liiiliy \ovvii. tho oilii'litl publi.
entliin of the university. in on oditorliil
onyx.- ‘
"'l'bc letter written and signed by n low
mitt) in tho jiiiilni' l'lfliirl lu liltvrly (limqu
oil iimi l'r‘ltllillilll‘il by \‘ulii nnrlnrurndu-
Mm. llti siviulci'silmilitli-so ouiiiposod tho
dominion! with ”in Him iliiit it would ho
:i gmui jlikl'. hill wlivrn thin i'uiiii-s in it. is
lmi-il in N't'. “’fl'fl for mm in policy”. wlillu
utiii-lilm'i Iii'ii gi'lliliil'ill'.» will ici‘luiblyi'iiii-
olill‘l‘ it is :llii-l iiiu'ioiiii thing. '
lrsii'l to Yale Hon.
“rho wry :ni'i ilmi. ll purportml to rep-
l'ntét'llt tiio oplulnti of tho ltnlvurolty on all
«mu ilmi ulmnld be and is of no liitomt
lion: ubmluioly provontii it lining rousld‘ ,
i-roil liti ii john. our in the burnt it hurt rhino
l'nlu iiiid ibiv aiming muilmiiiiatlon of it by
tho iiinny imiimiimlmtlnnu soot to 'l‘hn
Now» wry runny tliiugii. By prctcudinii
m glvomllcss siiiitliuotit. or oven imply
ing that thorn bi mllli‘lfl sentiment oii uni-ii
i. subject. llln lottor in ii about intuit in
utility \‘ulo hint).
"Thou. too. the disorder to tho nntror‘
iii to lump. its tinyupprar in that prior
llii ulna rluc cannot be mounted be port
imp: lippt‘erloloil at uni-o. No one horn will
ho «bin in iiiiiiy milliliill that the honour
wuii aunt h Ynlo then. p loading to give
\‘uio‘ii tee lug. but the first stop towiinl
«marina Ml iimierstiintllna at tho ml
worth of this happening has been tuhcii
by "it! man who am to blows ior it.
" it morn» loo hurt that l'iilc limit should
ho tho limit to throw mud oi Yulo. but it
lii curtitlulytu iii thlo M. and oil that
{supplier once can tip Iii to boil pardon tor
Advertising M Armor Mote.
WMlllliil'flili. Muesli lbw-limbo; st
Nuvy ion. his own! tbs savanna
mantis tor ornith- .ood they will hit
|I:lilllihfl'li oi ‘i‘iu'i; ‘l‘lio wgipiotsil silver-
iniuiien I on propo, iii to him boil
April li lit! lilliltlfllll 0.0M mono tom of
iili-liol stool hurvoyissiiorium. As the nun»
"who is to tumult "nickel stool" til'llitlr.
tho ruminations can s the microm-
unn that “enormous will Miriam»
nupply to the mom this nickel for at
toying the shot. The way is but amp to
N‘mph o villi tho tow
overs docs ‘ ”00 137' ton. thus
Writ it”! ll I'm to bopold ior
«ii-tom slim vs Mo... ‘
Maw-1m! Are W. N.
'Wmflm Goldfinch
“Mi
, M
W s, . iMfifiiio-v'flfl iii
«indigo "hum * .
Norwalk Chronicler