. ‘ lent-of the some lsvdtiooln was
. ”gar C
'ltsid yesterday in Hartfdrd. ”President
Joasthdli "Trumbull, of Norwich. pre-
slded. 'l‘lie report/of the officers show-
bed that there are “no names on the
rolls. The receipts from the“ year
amounted to $2,309.55. The balance on
hand at the end of the year was.895il.02.
-'f‘he following otllcers were elected:
President. Jonathan'Trumhull. of Nor-
wich; vice presideutrneueml 10.33..
Greeley. oi New Hayes: secretary,
Charles" 0.. Stone." of Hfriford: treasur-
er. John c. Holllsterlfof' New Haven;
,. ‘1 ~ ~ 3*”.
m lusts» It» i :rslains was
Mr . l W. “I‘M
soluctlon mmtlon to barmalssty
of the Oxford Inglith Dictionary on tho
sistieth anniversary other accession. Tbs
formal adoption of the work by the great
English university was further marked by
a "dictionary dinner", in the hall of
Queen's college, at which the visa chauv
.ccllor of, the. university entertasnad Dr.
Hurray, Mr. Bradley and others concerned
in the production of the "New English
Dictionary on Historical Principles," now
.fairly thriusuad the Oxford English Die-
tlona . - .
fill the fortleth year since the Phil-
sl I society began its work upon the
iietionary. it is the twentieth save one
! s
'liciistlibld work.
f.
H A .wclnderful clcaiiiierfli‘or all
When you Watch the Baby
’ use the 'csfte of White alycsrlnq
Toilet Soap found In each pack-
age of Ivorliie. The famc'ot Wil-
liunts' Shaving Soaps guarantees
" this , Toilet-'4 Soap pure, delicate,
soothing, and healingw It is peculiarly delightful for keeping the
W electricians no .1:
oils to disrs wear. Some time‘ ‘ Gau-
eral Miles gave the order for the maps.
lecture of 0,000 blue gray canvas uni-
forms for the troops. but this number
will not be half or quarter enough. All
our boys should be clad in the lightest,
thinnest clothing-that can bedsviscd.
The Uubans sensitive the United States
military authorities lessons on what
soldiers should wear in their island.
The Cuban fighters havethe thing down
line. They mostly go barefoot. Eor
traveling lover the half civilized roads
, of Cuba a good male is more useful than
x _ " rain , '2
m 53; Requiem
Light. crisp, and flaky.
The most delicious biscuit " ‘
ever baked. An antidote ‘ ,
for hunger. . lid 1
~
15$
.5
‘63s
even shoes. instead of caps United
States soldiers in Cuba will wear shade
huts suitable to protect them against the
tropical sun.
registrar. Judge Hobart 1.. Hotchkiss.
of New‘HaVeu; historian. Joseph“ G;
Woodward. of Hartford; vchapialn. the
Rev. 1!. 8. Hues. of New Haven: nec-
mm m Mum, wok it in hand. Th. skin Soft, white, and smooth— You pay for“ lvorinc; we give
dictionary is now printed'as far in the on the :‘on . 5m .n;w ‘ . .
slphabetas the great German historical Y , P J ulmu’cmnbm'c‘
dictionary was printed attbedsuth of the ' . l , .
last of. the Grinims, and it has treated a: a:
l
m
. and the
... -s-.......
,3 'An dppetizing accomp‘ia-V ?
i- niment for soup or salad. it
5 Sold everywhere, with the f
. spirits. may“, Henry R. Jam, of New Huri- 100,000” words. i f negation ofvy’urkcts ESfABI-ilslhflo .393? The British army has employed effect-
""01 l e ., proper similar a a. clean ”so useo- : ‘ .
ford. and are growing venerable in m middle ivoly the suggestion madi sonic yours
ago to utilise barbed wire in military
operations. 80 living army could pene-
trntc to an incision guarded by numer-
A board of managers snd'delegates
of their work. When lic'literory' workers
to national convention was also elected.
are niinicd there are always. some Ameri-
cans mentioned with thanks. .lnthe'oarly
.KRIEEER’S ~
' , period c. P. Marsh and a. Grant White: .
. , MWAYTOH m the later the Rev. J.“ :bsdlong ous lines of the awful. barbed wire 3', ,
..- . p). V” Mr. page...“ and gum“). have been since ”I“ In 80,000 quotatlouamwiimecrsor . fence placed at short distances apart, ":1 wqu ”Favorile" on every
n? 333%“ hi“ $39322: wurned out-of Mrs. Mary Richards’ PhllilmfiWe-wimiesioigoo,ammun- . . . especially if thalines were nrrnnpadao biscuit.
; .0 r I W _ |' home. "Mrs. Peterson. w is said, has odivard lull ranks with .. r. Furnivuliu M 11 y d , C1 R St that they could beclinrged with elcc- ’. I“ HAVE" BAKE!"
I‘Colonel Burd‘stthh as attending the made-herself obnoxious by her “along. tirg‘l’ess (dill aloud holy; from dam hath - 1 1113f an ‘ 0a ore. tricity. Dynamite i m" is net mom g.» mm” mm" 00.,
concert at the? robots house. The ° c “m" W“ ° deadly than such a system of wires ' ‘ NEW HAVEN.
grefiest eflcrt probably which any uni-
varsity. It maNic any printing press. has
taken in hand sincethc invautionof print-
ing. a labor beyond thslscepeotmrivate
enterprise. It will not be the least of the
glories of tho Unitersity of Oxford to have
completed this gigantic task."
Volume 3 consistent words in D and
E, 720 pages in D. 488 In E. The whole
number of words In D is l0,0iil. against
9,084 In Johnson's Dictionary, 10.700 In
the Century and 11,181 in the Standard.
The number of Illustrative quotations is
86,440. More than 2,000,000 slips of them
had been prepared when Dr. Murray bo-
gan his work. He announced in lvolume l -
that in the next three yearsl,000,000 more over. hold back for a considerable time
were furnished. The preface tovolume li ""3 ”0““ '0 the “mi"! 1'0 quit. ..
mentions many new names of readers, Al- —"'———:'—‘— ‘ , 4.
bert Matthews of Boston heading the list ' ' The sultan of Turkey has built at ,
with esoooquomlonn. and "numbers What you can't find anywhere else Moucuullugesbelter house. capable .ii 2' Cts a can “ -'J
in town you, will always ‘ hi
Five cans forfil.’
The work on the highway near C. H.
Guider's corner “is completed. The
Norwalk Tramway company has eleva-
ted its tracks. and the town has tilled
in the stregt. A, bl‘g iniiproven'ient has
been 9 y e w den ng of t in street
at thll'ylgolnt.m“ ‘ ,
John‘ilrandsge. a Well-known reel-
dent or this place. who has been at
work on the highway near the Barton
bridgg'attemptod to turn his team or-
ound yesterday afternoon. and was
thrown‘out of the cart. One of his
shoulders was fractured. and his head
badly cut. Dr. Burnell. of South Nor-
walk, it tended him.
dlournedgtb regi-
lllid" ‘ s were
_ ommanders lest
[rid in is l, (“or cvlfi'ytiil'ng
«l'l'llese listaiwere handed to
' oat Quartermaster arouses this more—
, uttd telegraphed to Washingtonn
‘ ' pastoral Bartlett lisp been feeling blue‘
5’ ‘ at the prospect of .nojuct‘iye service, and
thls'iti'der' coming itt such a time and
Vlnfauch a way has revived his droop-
gi'ilg spirits. The oiliccrs are hopeful
on this order for immediate equip-
:l'ment means service for the Connecti-
cutftr‘oopa. inatcnd of drilling all sum-
:' mér. ‘ .
Inull. probability the state property.
slich asrtcnt eqliipage. will be invoiced
, direct to‘ the government. inventories
'sre being made in each company. of
_ the state property. The equipment
that is desired by the government will
‘ he turned over immediately after mus.
teriug in. and the state will receive
compensation. '
The story that the First~ regiment
will lose 160 men by the medical exam»
motion is not correct.’ Today at noon
live companies had been exam ed and
only thirty-eight men had been drop-
, ped it is fair to admit tout as many
I morc'will be lost at the end of the week
when illefircplmciit will be ready to bc
mustered in. About seventy-live men.
it is thought. will be nearcr the total
loss than too. and the recruiting sta-
tion established by Colonel Burden, in
Hartford. will have more than enough
to complete the depicted ranks, not to
would be. Thls’idea was doubtless in
the mind of the person who made the
recommendation to load 50’llllleli of
barbed wire fencingupcu sonicof our
ships and take it along to Cuba.
in ARE iLlnis IN THE no .
. J ' ‘ ~ ) Z" . '
Wltll I ”I’LL“ l ”008' ‘ ‘ ~ The usual method when a naval na-
WItll the Largest Assortment (If lilowci's. tion proclaim neutrality is to inform
v- . I ' ‘ - ' .0 the fighting countries that they will be
\\ itli tlic'lnltest htylcs'nnd llcsrgns. mum... mm thekwmmm out 0,
With the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Ribbons. "w will "“10““! Wis 0" a "mice of 94
With the Largest Stock of Unti'ilnmcil llots.
The Finest in the
I
hours. The neutral nation may. how-
Market.
1) sun aonoroa.
clients it. hull. of South Norwalk.
spent yesterday in Dorian.
Captain Sands .Selleck is very sick
at his home in Mule street.
____..._,—'—-—-——
'l‘he Christian Educ-aver society will
give a concert iu'lhe near future. the
proceeds to be used for painting and pu-
perlng the lecture room of the Congre-
gational church. Darlen.
0' Scotch Plains. N. J" ‘01“,me after holding 6,000 pilgrims at once. The
got at
with 4,000.
sultan of Turkey is very much like
Some of these words in D use up heaps
of the; quoIt‘ilitmns. Usiforgauimpic. is till: those rich Americans who think they
mos arm a c we at unguauc, 4 4 - -
Dr. Murray says. Thearticlc upon “ “'11- Will atone for their sins by giving
resents “the distilled essence of "3,000 quo-
tations." They are classified and analyzed
and finally arranged under I34 subdivi-
sions of sense. idiom and construction,
and ill! to columns of the great pages of ‘ '
ow dictionary. There is. besides, a full Mahackemo, Hotel BI
discussion of the criginalcf the verb in l
the lndc~Europesu parent W.flllf1fl - - .._.-.. ~' ~
deduction of the forms in our sister
sixiechca and in the earliest Anglo-Saxon.
—Indepoudcnt.
i
money to construct big churches and
pay preachers.
There is not so much happiness In
bcing president of the United States
after all.
Preserved Stravbenies,
ock.
George B. Edwards is in Montreal .
where he went by the advice- of his pay-
sician for the benefit of his eyesight,
which has been seriously affwtcd by
overwork in his profession. We are
glad to learn that he is now quite en-
couraged by his recent improvement.
- ...,.- .. _
The London Times is usually consid-
ered. not altogether without Just ground,
as mildly hostile to the United States.
These words from a recent editorial in
its columns are therefore all the more
weighty: "All the American people
have been stirred toiutsrferencc in Cu-
. i
be by feelings which again and again 8 I c t k J
have prompted serious action in this i amue oms oc ’ r. 3,
country (England), so they will carry '
on the contest in the Anglo-Saxon inan-
uer. They will probably make some
nu Uiil'ililSlI.
‘ FOOD ;
CHOPPER?
DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
Ilia nuyal Driver.
A few days ago. says one of the south
German papers. a soldier was returning to
the barracks of Ludwigsburg (Womani-
beratfrom an excursion tothe suburbs.
it was near the time for evening drill. aml
he was in fear of being late. Suddenly a
small vuhidc. driven by a man in civil- .
isn's clothes. appeared. _;
“May 1 not take the vacant seat at your
A’l‘
Among recent specimens of Harry
Selleck's skill in taxidermy, which may
be seen at his other. are on osprey from
Virginia. is blackenpperlm gull. ii cu-
nary mounted for Mrs. Captain Coo and
one for Miss Emma llelatlcld. a great
blue heron, two pairs of cored grcbclr
72 North Main Street.
E _.l(l
mention ""9 ""3 men 0“ “MN“! “3‘" and a red-tailed heron. i .sidc. sir?" askodths soldier. "I am late ‘ I . - mistakes as we almost invariably do I i M '7 l.— __ ' "
it i - '1 , . I . '
iii the different companies. II DAD 1N2! '“l.'l‘.'i‘,nfn “I“ 0, our com a .. "no '3— " :, z: * CHOPS ALL KINDS OF but wilh them. as with ourselves. mis- T‘ , A I a k a '
Battery C. heavy artillery. Captain ' "'0 IWill!» , it“ y, k 'FOOD ““0 Clean Cut UM'I: __ takes will only increase the doused .
John Marshall is building a house on
Bear -. m nlin . has. lll(‘liidlll the
h m mu ‘ K it his collar on The New Canaan road.
four (ifllcers. Nil recruits in camp.
The trooper took the seat. A few miu- tl-iuu-ity of purpose which knows how
It'Eéizl’orm Pieces 89 PINE 0f1§;;;t.:'_.;t.;;;-.~;:_ GOLDFIELDé
Captain Beach rescrvcd a few plat-cs
for New llondou boys and has a wall-
ing list in New Haven. The raw rc-
criilta had a perfect inspection and pol-
Battery Ii was good
icing cf quarters.
but not perfect.
A story going the rounds that bub
tsry men are dciiirting in numbers is
not true.
in the Yale quarters the students arc
fast developing Into soldiers and their
littoral aptitude for the work calls for
much favorable coiumeul. 'I‘lic coilipll~
merit of tendering the buys a concert
by the First regiment band last chn-
log was much appreciated. ('lllnlll'l
Bartlett received the thanks of the bar
tcry. Au epidemic of pink cyc has up-
ticv~
oral of the boys who have It will In»
quartered in the same lcilt. i'rivaic
llllllcr)‘
pcarcd among the ale platoon.
Wart-ell has been uppolulcd
clerk.
M.—.——.———o—-
”All'l om VIII” nan.
Mast Oswell by a leans certain
that it is low at Oad'a.
l iiy Associated l'l‘fltlli. l
lolldoll. May ii» The illubc lbbl lll~
”"100" publishes a llcspatcll from (‘a-
dis dated ilalurllliy last. which says llic
folluwllla ships. already for soil willl
ills eruption of the i'clayo. were lit
The l'ciayo. Viloria. i‘arlos
V. Almlraiilc lliliii‘liilil, Viscilya. Maria
'l‘srssa. (‘riaiobal i'clou. Alphonso XII.
M. i'rullerplua. ilaaila. Midas. l~‘li-
rar. Terror. and also scvm'al torpedo
hosts. transports that tho Normaiulla
sail the liclurublll lill‘ilwl‘li’ oi lbc llam-
mig~Amlii-livllll lllll'. Wli'li bow liccu c.
that [whiz
W the Patriots aullsilc llapblu.
‘l‘hc ilof'l‘ltilittlliltllll of tile lllcla- limb.
um he believed lilo alillllliroli would
(lllrs i’ottcr. an agent of the lioard of
Zilacallon. visited the school Monday.
The weekly Christian Enilcavor
meeting will be held this evening In the
chapel.
Edward Lycett has the Battery prop»
crty, which he recently pill-chasm), illi-
dcr cultivation.
John (‘rawford ls print-ring and rc-
iialiitlng the interior 01 his house in
Kellogg avenue. preparatory to i-eilllug
ll.
NEW YOHK'S ELECTRICAL SHOW.
The exhibition given at tlic Madison
Square Garden by the New York Idlcc—
ll‘ll'ill Exhibition co puny is an illirilc-
tion at once llmcly lid cciilprelu-iislv.-.
it iucuilsltgruut acidic very many people
for from the illuminated tower on tho
Madison liquors (lardcn. all over the
buildllm. with the main linor filled with
aplcudlll exhibits llild a department Ill
llII' laisciiiciil where "W big chains» and
motors are lil work. it is all cli-clrlcul
liovclly which must lll:nlli‘ii'll to be up-
! rc. tillml.
No l'lillllllllilll cvcr ll‘lt‘i'll lil Ncw
York cam ds If in brilllalicy or iirricc-
llou. ll lit III lllc builds of practical
also. and llu-llc lilill with i-lilllaslululc
exhibitors to aid lht-ul llilvc nladc li a
ililii‘l‘l'iiil sum-cits. Filly cents is it..-
pl'b-o of admission. with no extra
cllsl-ac for anything and children. who
urn ill 'aya tillcrwlcd iii prclly iilld sci-
cnillb- lbluaa. are liilllilll'ul al ll‘llf
lll‘ll'l'. livrry afternoon at '3 o'clock the
show opens and clam: at ii at Main
lillll lllli'liil ibis lilac very much bl to
m such and u grout deal to be llllliilrcd.
lit the coins-rt hull there are talllcallv
III was. llllialrullna electricity lll vul'~
lilllli «limos. from its birth to the prcii~
Hit llllio. alul there are llllllly curious
lllluau iambic-s. also lwlarcs on aclauib
ilc subjects, llull the“ lllliclnllcoim and
I’ll'i'n'li'll' cllccla o. a varied character:
amnion looking at his watch, he grew
p
“Pardon me." he went on. "but might
I ask you to drive faster? 1 have limit
fear of my capuin, who is a strict discb
plinarlari. if i am a minute lute. he will
put me in the giiardhcuse. '?
“To what barracks do you Mona?"
"The K—-—- barracks."
"Very well. We shall arrive in time."
The llrlrcr whipped up his team and iii
a short time drew up before the “aloof the
barracks.
"Thank you. slr."sald tho soldlcr in
demanding.
While the son of liars was still lmwiou
his ackiiowlcd meats the officer on duty
at the armory ad ordered the guard to
present arms. The driver of the vehicle
was the king of Worsteuiberg.
....... will
New 'l'itla For lead.
it not ilifrmiucntly happens that llllllii'
bersiiccoiilc confused in addressing the
presiding officer of the house. In the beat
of debate it is somethussflir. Chairman"
and sometimes "Mr. speaker." The vote
to go Isstho committee 0‘ the Whole house.
the udlcer of which is chairman.
also tsods “dines to confuse the» who
partlc “in the proceedings. Time was
a laua on General Walker of Virginia
for a slit of this kind. nithouuh build-
dressed r. fluid neither as Mr. Hpcldlcr
noras “Mr. Chairman." 'l‘lic general is
a lawyer h profession and has lu-uu a
lrmulusi‘it gore la the courts of ilw lull
loinion. so when he and licprcsculatlw
uulilciit consuming their sureoilicut all the
time for presenting a minority wont on
m Thrill-Ins contested ulwtiou case it
can he in cm wh tho ucucral
bappsasd to hrsshia on the «sub-r with
an tat tonsil wawof lils hand toward
me speaker. [allowing this with. "if your
W, ll—
lr. Ml tallied. The neural «ii-visited
himself and lde with u IMWIIUIII
of his side of tho caso.-~Wflifl¢tul i'ass.
Jerusalem's Was-v.
'l'bs whom» to brins use water into
Jerusalem llss hostilities used. “As all
visitors tools. " says 'i'ilc Jewish Olin-stole.
«haul and national“ and particularly the
r residents. as untold Matthias
Micro of Indiana were having a heated or?
"the inhabitants of that city. of every -
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
—-as—
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Breadr ..
EVERYTHING. .
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
NASH St VAN SCOY,
00!. NORTH Ill. Illl WI" "Ill“.
.,:-:5H0§5
4 z
to convert mistakes into stepping stones
of success. " We are fortunate in having
the approval of the London Times in
our present line of conduct, at least in
the estimation of the London Times it-
tlclf.
in some respects the most remarkable
man in the public service of the United
States is Senator Justin at. Morrlll of
Vermont. it has been given to few pub-
lic nil-n to remain in otilcc. retained
there by the voluntary sullragc of their
fellow oitlsciis. till they are be years
old, and to prom-Wu uuwcakvued all
their powers of active Hill-illlilltli. And
in what a period of the World's progress
it has been senator Morrill'u privilege
tollvci Hall. J. J. luaalbl in a letter
to the New York Journal ad‘s with
truth: “The span of Senator Morrill's
life includes the period of greatest lua-
ll'l'lltl lilill intellectual and "total ililvul-
amount in the history of 'iuaulicod. The
human rare lilikllilflll' more progress in
the last till years than in the 0.000 that
plutit‘lltld."
The pot llanio ill ripaiii for tho inhab-
itants of the United rllatos ls ”.\lii0l‘l-
can swine. " Tina-c Ill no lauiiuauo so
rich in Muslim epithets as Himulsll. and
at present it is tuned to its almost lllil‘
its tooouvuy the foothills toward us of
those who speak the tension on its native
soil in all its juicy glory.
The Cincinnati ilouuusrolal-Trlbaus
speak-lot ”a face that had seen better
days." This lsgisid. .. ~
This time llucls. tialu know his own
hopeful sous' little ways and headed oil
the usual suiilti of tlullu would amicabl-
cllly have put up on Illiii by tab-lull the
primal meat supplies for the army.
Waslol before tits war bvusu lilo olrl
ucaticmsu iii the striped trousers visit.
. by new IMPIII LlNIilu'AlHtm Immfll
illilii. I'uliilsyllilliiu lllilliiliil. (‘illie Hi It.
prlully flllavi Willi Hli'tllii Ill-iii. "all
“gills, and all iiiodcru luipmveltl‘ ,‘
Seattle to St. Micki?
5' ‘ I
Altlllllllli‘d to Mill about .luilcl
July in. '10. ‘5. .
’l‘lic-s'r largcm'cull Ill'lilllt'l'a mi well knownl
llil~ 'l‘luu-nlliliilic talulucn lii connection VI
liilll' liwn Ili‘l'i of I. NOW V's I. fur t
‘Vuison Rivor lmllll- mull-my hr t
lu-sl muic In Dawson City and all other
Vulcan liver imlou.
"ALL WOTIR ROUTI."
"l'fnf‘lillu'l‘ II at llll Hus-en: Ill m
In Mil-ll llii- lll'llil'l ul’ lllr Gold; from
out c-iidilllilg llw Ilill‘l‘lllvl. l-wuatlu,‘ m .
lull and (longer In life llllll pullwrf 0m.-
ll'l‘t'd llli llw llvrrlalul I‘llflli'l. A pp .
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m: INN u\'l'llll~‘, iii-null». Wash. ltl'tnln
national Maw. 09.. c Ilowlluii (it"s:
hull \iil'lt. aliliub
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l‘. II.—~l2.4'fx. 1.". NM. 8.“. 0.".
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A. hi.-lii.iilta. tails, Mos. til.
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