whine stolen. but
«In the night an
fli
searchedjno trace‘uf the
be found. «
for the ninth) of .the Sound
pond to those of a. WIIiWhOEG brot
or is a town constable chaound 30362
and with rill she was pot found
Constable edleywoecomwi
Sheriff Ritcil and Policemans , ,
wig, of Stamford,"wn at. _ ‘
Beach shore yesterd , . ,
search the' host it it coulds
They were evidcngyn
‘ ‘ i as
tile sloop. w
cove a half mile fro
the 0 carat ,
saw, ,9 nice am
her eastw- ,
The oiloerl
ry tough look:
‘ lllr‘fact'fn‘v
' during. the days-‘-
~ for night totail.
“wanted
more robbed
:dmtir ‘uplntbos
I ' e
. it‘s ews'sdll probably
W met It‘ll!
mas ‘l‘tr'ei' -
mountsrwuw e
' . ll ‘leet‘qhthema‘ter'ilne.
all, guilt!“ Which oyster
denotes a rule use.
., . . ‘
”midi” O9 ORV.
Chloe Societies Die.
”with Ignores. ‘
i would .
’ G v. “apollce authorities
title ' kept silo
ll ”1‘ l
s. g
become "dry.” new
ecrqa was announced
' e d
oflth'e boardvol direc-l
thunder-1i. seven.
' , e have voted ,that no
’ it! over the bar and the wig
' enforced. We
rouble with the
‘r .. i” “Fig.1.?"
uh'I-‘hivo served no-
, i] 'tiibt‘thtly hays,
their b3 Artists tini-
' On 6“,: '
a“: “in...
“ . states I eat: ,
" aa'the teenager they
"pay at seen license.
t l v
,DY FOR G. A. R.
‘ w. a“.
‘ finale“ ~Wili Give Veterans of
. a Housing Reception.
' Infillclsco. Aug. ell—The: :
‘ e Natlbridl Encamp
35".” are pretty well
W‘mflmm
W, Aug. ill-Greenwich
,aisg » “offer a, black "auxil-
aloopyaoht which has appeared
ound‘ Beach and Belle Haven at
alsllio‘silri‘; the our rev months
whose appearance has always been
WNIt'dI believed
robbers aboard ‘
h ' ‘ ’caitaiitpimtee. Honbrious Lestuse. 359d 4’ 0'
{Not only have residences snd.hoteie who w“ so bum. burned “10;,“ n,
‘Iieen entered and much property 'of “on a. the B. H, Frye & on ’ 8“,.
have “Wink” on Porter street. WaterbuU‘ erhury
the shores" dli'the resorts om '
Rochelle to Shippan Point. ents Hospital a. 1 o'clock , w the d _
awnings have been carried away . The accident which ,, 99W“
d “1”" "Went/”mg“ was one of the worst the." ' ' age
til! missed articles from his crattwfiit in Waterbury in so!”
the mufiomach fun a week ago more was cleaning lb!
suit: . wortn'ol'levelry m WW emptied a mum!
and. though all the employer! Wig m sand, WW‘
Jewels con curred. court; we ll
, constable James J. Nedley received hands.
a letter the other day postmarked at burned.
Stamford and signed “Mrs, T. A. w.. , a
in which the’wfltersaiil , at a search
each 211:0"!
ev al to him» the stolen t nge
:lfdflgbcrl thieves. The initials corres-
Schcduie of Examinations to be Held
lions scheduled to, be held in New Ha-
velr, unde‘r‘tlie supervision of the New
Haven board of examiners, are as fol-
XQWs: .
‘ ' Drawing teachers. Carllslc school
Pennsylvania, salary 3720. August 28-
M
q
operator, oilice of entomologicai drafts-
man. department of agriculture. salary
tflooo. august 26.27. ’
observatory.-Sepiember 2-3.
. I Testing‘englne‘or, bureau of forestry,
department of
are .fitggii‘gnd $1.600. September 2.
“ 11—Following the.
sea liliebba taken
.. . yf'n'lml‘
Best Flour
will make
whiter
bread and
awful ‘
7 MAN galleria saws.
ln Waterbury FWW'Y- ,'
urday evening. died at tilt ”Wm
had
on the
Iliad“ ere horribly
innate mu...
was nearly roasted to
. brick ,. who lives nearby,
molar nd rushed to the
. He called Dr. Georg: 1W.
‘ . e physician‘s a vce.
tw glee‘goved to the hospital.
“a. lived with his wife and five
Charles street. He was a
hdltin‘ltfid Willi b. member 01‘
(parish? Moriarily & Calls-
the hbody to Canada today,
Waterbury on the 12:38 train.
erintenden’t Tanner, of the icon-
was also burned by the flying mei-
Hc will be confined to his homefdr
t - W
FOR own. answers.
In’ New Ha'veil‘Sodn'.
.The federal civil service examine
. 0
Commercial telegraph and telephone
“ Miscellaneous computer. U. S. naval
to
agriculture. salary
arma'clst, ' "Y‘reedman's Hcapitel.
sthin on, D. .C.. salary $50 a
mohthi" optember 2.‘
~01le engineer and superintendent of
construction; ordnance department. at
ill
[a nt. 'l00' mcn: Winstcd tire ;
One Fatality Results from Eunice/I’d
e
H, lit l..‘Co.. East Norwaik. 38tmen:
East Norw 1k ‘drum ‘corps. 18 men: .
Citizens‘ title. No: 0. \Danbur‘y‘.“ ill .
mun; Martin Burke ll. & I...’ (10.; Brett- 5
told. 20 men: Branford drum corps. .,
18 mi'll. 'f’otnl since last Week. 5i9.‘
51 Pilll0 item I
cd here today ‘that ‘Philo Snilennott, a
New York capitalist, had been killed
while going into the Thunder Mantl-
tain district by the upsetting of a stage.
Mr, Bennett was! on his' way to visit
mining property in the district and was
accompanied by Dali. M. Creator and
S. B.‘Whitt‘ler, of New York; and O. J.
Gaige, of Philadelphia. '
district: and exact details as to when
thel‘accldent htrppened or whether oth»
or members of the party were injured
have not been received.
Boise last night. ‘Drflramsr was‘injur-
ed in the accident and is on his way to
this city. *The other members of the iunlform for the day.
' calla there arc in be big delegations
is understood
that the Hatters of Dunbury, about 600
strong, will be in line.
‘ ”A feature of the parade will be the
100 Hudson street. His home Was in floats representing the differcnt crafts
New Haven. Conn. He wss‘a member
of the Knickerbcck WhistClub.
party Were not hurt.
”NEW YORK,’ Aug. ii——Philo Sher- from other cities.
man' Bennett. was the senior member
of the‘wholeaale grocery and‘tea. im-
porting ilrln‘oi Bennett, Sloan & 00..
Connecticut. While he lived much of -
the time in New York he had for years
kept apartments and boarded when in
New Karen at 131 Wall street. Mr.
Bennett axiom. which for a long time
had ltd headquarters in New Haven.
large, never. ‘N.".l.,‘ salary ”.600. Sep.
leather-16$ '
Portuguese interpreter. Ellis island
immigration station, New York city.
salary $60 a-l’uonth. September 16.
Assistant librarian; attorney gen-
eral'a:odlae. Washington; 1). 0.. ani-
~Iry $900.: September as. -
Persona ‘wbo desire to compete
should at' once appiy‘to‘the U. 8.
civil service commission, Washington.
D."C.,’ors*to Pierce M. Mailer. secre-
tary, board of U. 8. civil service enema
as giv‘en in the announcement. should
be ubed in the application.
These examinations are open to all
andtbe troops. ‘ .
ranah‘ruu asslvce.
,tv,ill:ll reapl t
“thew ashtlfi’. ,.,. .-
Oil" ’ t‘, not duly n
‘ lr heredity:
,h’erfv tars"
dyl-penrlng‘ intoftb ‘ '
”DO" 0
w
M
one usoessrasoa.
H
" glass was veterlas‘whi
».t ,in force during onv
mind active 3:“:an
. r, . vs a .
. “Yb? enigma". * -
in. ' The ’ a‘rantnia
’tille It’ '8‘.” a,
Vanderbilt, J r.
consigped to! W 'K.
in. «new
H nuntbahdstoihiu. Ho,
thathtlia-s'loot
Halal
p.
New York, where it met with continued
district. He' was a man of line bu'si-
lners. at. ‘the postoflice. 'ffht‘appl'fihg
for these examinations. the exact title. by many friends.
citltens of the United Statesfiwho
comply with the requirements. Com-
petitors will be rated without regard
to any consideration other than the
qualifications shown in their examina.
tion papers. and eligibility WI“ be cer- 'g’enlle but thorough. Try them. Only
titled strictly in accordance with the ‘ "
drug store. - .
civil rules.
Foley's Honcav m Tar
90mm wire,- pose-roots.
srsmsse‘mcncass wdkrs'tlrv.
‘VlthNA' Alfi. ‘lné’the’lti'ilte riots
at Craoow, Austrian Poland. have re-
sulted, according to a Cracow newspa-
per, in sixty deaths in Meat live days
through conflicts between the strikers
NEW YORK. Ana. 11--Tile turbine
atealn‘yacht Tarantula, from London,
via Hernando and Newport News. ar~
rived lbw today: Win “in dbaralllg
' the port'tnclc aimllwung around it at
' ltzlto‘ltso. lt~wu~1=04tiril when‘lron-
. ’erican skipper not .his- spinnaker set:
Comaiambt. fili-
Waeit ‘
BRIDGEPORT. All .
mall‘s parade commit (
week is assured that til",
2.206 montn‘dihc. ,
all follows:
'Out of town i:
men; out of to,
four visiting it 5
Bridgepdrt ’P . rs " one fire de-
aniors. 50 . 'JDbOlle Drum .
perimentldl ‘ Brothers‘ lire
corps. 22. arnor Brotllers'
depart . , hceier & Wil-
Drum ' l; heeler a Wll- -
' ‘, 22 men; Wheeler‘lh
. . men. Total 2.234.
.t meeting the fol ow- .
.. have accepted illvita- ,
csent; Eagle Hose, No. .
men; New Canaan lire
~ men; ,
0 m u:
a: File llc .
out. 150 men; Winatcd band. »
“:"Hoae‘ 4, Norvilch. 36 men: ,
's band 25 men: Old Forgotten
inc 'complilly. Bethel. 50' men.
etllcl drum corps. 15 men: Mayflower .
qunumuW
sf-
.i ‘-' l «’3- . .V .. ~
Prominent ltgo’llnactlout {Mam Once l
Mentioned for Governor, Meets
Death in Stage Accident. .
W . u
BOISE. Idaho. Aug. li——Word roach-
Philo S. Bennett was well known in
Bennett was the head of the firm of
Some ten years ago the firm moved to
success.
Mr. Bennett was a Democrat and a
strong Bryan man. and supported the
Nebraska candidate for the presidency
with allihis influence. Hewas a pres-
idential elector from this state dur-
ing' Bryan's iirst campaign; and had
been prominently mentioned as a can
didate for governor of Connecticut and
aarongressman from the New Haven
ness ‘quai ties. and his unexpected
death will learned with heenregi‘et
1
Pure AN can To r-r ALL- 3
A grievous wail ofillnes comes as at
result of unbearabie'paln from every
taxed organs, Dialinesa. Backac'be, 1.1M
or complaint and Constipation. But;
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pillst
they ‘put an end to it all. They are
‘250. Guaranteod'by rank disaster:
FOR ,CANADA’S CUP.
Strathoona Wins thofieeond Race. De-
feating ‘lrondeqult by Ten'MlnutsI.
TORONTO. ' Ont. “August llsThe
seccnd‘lfbflhe Canada's cup was won
by ‘Btrathcona. "the defender; by ten
minutes: “ Skipper Jarviswgot the bell
'ter of Barr at the start. and created
the line'twomfnutes and .aree seconds
about eight miles anhour from the
southwest: The Canadian yacht's sup:
eriorlty lnxwimardeork was bronco
plain; ’She’beid tbe‘lnad all through:
Theater-y of the race is not exciting;
crossing the title the yachts worked
the weather mark. The‘pcrt norm
'went about Strsthcona did likewise.
The ensuing starboardrtact waa’dlso‘t
long one: Strathcona held it ‘until
.18: 6:26. whennahe stroke racks with
,heropponenu loading for tile :huoy on
femuoltituraed; almost seven minutes
gaatonp. lt~cwae 1+3?th when the Ann
iHe had trouble to breach it out. the
plop: refus ,topnrt.= « .
' P 1. sutcs mos.
l... I'
. are: ' landfill-M”
,gsrresscucrrr. :tic; :Ava li-
..meot letter genes-l
* H) i .
a
a
gear
L’ _~
.k w
Governor of deoriia issues dtstdment
Terrill heartily endorses the contents
of President Roosevelt's letter to Gov-
, ernor Dal-bill, of lndiano, in regard to'
b. _ the recent action “of ‘Governor Durbln
to prevent lyncniugs in that state and
has given the following digned state
meat to the Associated Press. .
is unable to do a
itacll. even if bu‘
raglan amide
es ov ibiirddne
Kodo «5 \
anally the sat
iuioas of digestion
does the work aigibe
stomach. relaxi
nervous tensidn.‘luhlle
the lnllamed‘muscies
and membranes of that
organ are allowed lie.
the right iihe‘miti"! ant lli'h'earty ac-
cord wlih the views he expresses. The
, majesty of the law should be upheld.
but at the same time there should belt
prompt and speedy trial of the oils d-
ers in the case ~cit-that crime witch
most frequently e'Xcltes the 'anger of
mobs and leads t ‘J‘lynchlngs and the 9
punishment alloul ' not be dcluycd by ’27
technicalities,‘ .
nal'lawa'lll Georgia as to have speedy
trials by authorizing ollr judges to
order a spcciul'torm of the court to try
criminals. ,
' "No law. however strictly enforced,
will absolutely stop lynchings for rape.
bllt speedy trials tend to lessen the
number and practically serve as a pre-
ventive of lynchinga' for other offences.
“it is interesting in’ this connection '
to note that' the‘ numerous lyncilings . , .
in the north and northwest of late,
have brought forth all non expr ion
from the President. “ lie the nu‘ ber
of them in tile 80nth"hasbeell so few
within the some period as to attract
little or' no attention. 0 W
indigestion. flatulence»
p Dilation of‘ibe heath,
alliltoh'iac troubled»
morn reuse of the Item-
:KOiIOIl cl ill.
a bulkier ,
l .
Miranda
heard 3-. . -‘
- . ‘7, 1.»... .. inn of Smith‘s Grove. Ky.. for over thir-
ty yours. writes his personal experi- ,
once with Foley's‘Kidney Cure:" ”For I311
years i had been greatly bothered with . ' ‘:. ‘ 3 . " -' " '
kidney and bladder trouble and 911- ”an” arid 813““ ”mu“
larger] prostrate gland. i used every ‘ ”PRICE Eisenstein.” .
tiling known to the profession without Sold at Pillistctllo drills store. SOiilll
relic-f, until I commenced to use Foley's Norwnlk, and A. C. Silulfiavn'fi, Daria“-
Kidney Care. After taking three'bol-
lies 1 was entirely relieved and cured. ANARCHISTS ASSAULTED COMBES
l Prescribe it now dully in my practice ROME, August ill—The names of
and heartily recommend its use to all the men who uttumpted to assault M.
physicians for such troubles. I have Combos. the l’t‘rellch,l’mnller, at Mar-
prescribed ltlll hundreds of cases with settles, Sunday, seeming to be ital-
perfect success." Sold at Plaisted's ion. the authorities here loked up their
drug store. South Norwalk. and A. C. list of iiuiinll- anarchists. and verified
Sillimau's, South Norwalk. “ them. Many messages of mngrntuia-
.. ”gap eat: sv
rl-ls CLIFFORD ensnnacv.
'—.c
lboEPosr's LABOR DAY.
at for Biggest Demonstra-
tion in Stated
'l‘llc gullcral committee
charge the labor Day demonstration
in Bridgeport intends to have a speak-
,cr of national fame there on that day.
The accident ‘octmtred in an isolated and have invited (iompcrs, Mitchell
and "Mother" Jones. The first named
has written saying that‘it will be ‘lill-
possible for him to be there.
There are 38 locals connected with
Mr.’ Bennett's body was brought to the Central [labor Union and every one
of thorn will participate in the parade.
Each organisation will adopt a neat
Besides the lo-
Piana on Fe
Assignment Made By New London Vim- Admiral Morin.
with men at work upon them.
industrial feature will be quite a nov-
The committee has already en~
:&' Wilson band, the
band, and the Second Regi elll
f’New‘ slaves: ‘and most or the
locals have" lessened drum com, to
that a score or more of them wilt be in
city.
gaged the Wheeler
City
in every way it will be the biggest
lnborcelebration that Bridgeport ever
saw. and in the afternoon there will be
an immense crowd at Pleasure Beach.
where the sports are to be held.
CAS-
“ For Inflatian'd'
u:- tllrtu attain: null
coma
NEW BRIDGEPORT CON
A certificate of incorporation of the
Turbine Engineering 00., was died for
lecord in the Bridgeport town clerk‘s
The company is to
be located in Bridgeport and empow-
ered to engage in almost any business
To design. construct
and purchase erect machinery. to do
ll general engineering and construction
, business. to buy. sell and anchorage
‘reaity and to do a general banking
office yesterday.
under the sun.
‘ ‘I'rlle"dorlipany has an author
ltal‘of 0100.000, divided
shares at a par value of $100 per share.
850,000113 be preferred and 8100.000
common stock,
The duration of the company is on-
the lncorporators are
m. Ashley '1‘. Cole, and
Charles T. Lark. “t
EACH MEMBEI} GETS
BRIDGEPGRT. August 11—— .
VB. Hall. of the Supreme Court; acting
gas 'a committee: harmed dowa‘a‘
:lon'yo‘aterday attetfdbon,‘ trading t t
{each member of the revision committee
‘ls entitled to the $3.000ext‘rndakeddor.
a‘ lcnrone. ‘As soon as’ lrondeuuit.
our vAsnf
Shela: At that fluid therlnd‘ WILI'
‘Pllnstea'suru "stereos m Normal; '
which were abusive statements to Miss
“in the laundryw
wash in the “Sun—
‘lighti” Way, for it
‘ brings brightness,
comfort". and .‘dC- .
.light. The clothes
. Will be whiter an
further examination; bcnde or :too he-
a... 5...... with r
5 .___..
, ,itéisgpleas ~:: ta
, inrouxaoctitae u s:
a
comm »
that
’ the labor lighter.
Commission“ ian Affairs has rot _
‘ i
'34. STIN
of His View. (:0 coming Mob'Vio-
tone; and ynch Law.
--t—~.._.
ATLANTA, (33.,‘Alix. ll—Govornor
“i think Presidentfioose’oit is on
“We have ‘so amended our criml- WM“! “m yfi’ae‘l‘"! ““1
~ Yours truly,
GS AND a Ares.
Stops the Pain and itching, Opens the Pores,
. Dell's out, all Inflammaihe _ .
it??? Earls Wilhoyt Divine or Séelllzleal
also. ALL Dsuomsrs.
.. H ‘ ,
a 1 mm Et‘fm;iwlb:rd 1% l municipality [has ‘i
o am am lit *a n ap lcatlous. one on-
y‘weli. 1‘ can highly rawmmen Paraculnph for all cruKLiolis oi the skill."
‘ ‘ D. A. BRIGGS. Glasgow. Ky.
FOR SALE By 'THE c LIFFORD PHARMACY.
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.
‘rlfl‘ .. 2. ‘l “‘
Dr. (loo. Ewing,‘a‘practlclng pilyelc- «- J“ ‘ “We" W
‘ ,3: $90an 5 soil-
'- physicians as the 'for
“‘53 light-3'; till
my rel ' '
”-———-———-———-r--—
tion were thereupon seat to M. Combos,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY GUITS. including one of all excvptlolial warm
character from the Foreign Minister,
tcomoany. Because of Shipwreck.”
NORWICH. August ll—Al a meel- FOLEY’S'KIDNEY CURE
log or the Directors of the Norwich. Will cure Bright’s Discuss.
New London and Watch llill Steamboat. Will cnrc Diabetes.
Company yesterday. it was voted to Will cure Stone in Bladder.
make an assignment in solvency. and Will curc Kidney-mid illaddcr I‘llscnsns.
papers to that end were filed in the For sale at l’lnlstcd‘s iirug Slow.
probate court. yesterday afternoon. South Norwalk, and A. .C. Silliman’s.
Tile company controls the steamer Ella, Dnrien. '*
which has run between this city. New “M“
London and Watch Hill. On last Frl- CONSUL-GENERAL'S FUNERAL.
car the Ellie's boiler cracked open of! HARTFORD. August ll—Jrlle body
Mystic island. and the damage was an of the halo Conslll-Gcllornl George F.
areal that it 18 not considered feasible Lincoln, who .lln‘d suddenly in Antwerp.
‘0 WW!" her. Tile company W“! arrived in this city, yesterday" after-
lherefore so out of business. it was as noon, and the. funeral will be held to-
lablished in 1868. and has been under
”1‘3 managerucni 0‘ James Walker. in Capitol avenue. The body reached
mo‘rrow, at the residence of his mother
New York. yesterday morning. on the
SAVE THE CHILDREN. steamer Finland. ‘
Ninety-nine (if every one hundred dlse
cases that ghiidrcn have are due to dis- ONLY cune FOR Dyspepsm,
or are c t 9 atoms . and these disor- ' .
.lcrs are all caused y indigestion. Kc "griaganklllsglgggd ongfixrgagt‘lg
dol Dyspepsia Care is just as good for dyspepsia. Used to have 81'9” (m.
children its it is for adults. Clllldl‘efl "0833““ belching. 1 "'in everything
”m“ 0" ‘t' " he” the" little 3'0”" i could hear of‘ but nothing helped lne
ache sweet and encourages their unit” took Brazilian Baln
, . i and one 50
mm ""1 development. Mrs. “a“? cent bottle cured me completely." ‘
01.“an 7.05 Genital. Blml‘ Nash"? - For sale by a. H. i’laiated r'u Bar
Tf’m‘" “3.”: 'M” little boy ‘5 now ter.‘ and the Clifford Phltr he; . "
three years old and has been‘auffering , > ‘ 1‘ -‘ ' . . .‘
from indigestion ever since he was ‘ SUNKEN SGHOONER 'N SOUND
born. 1 have had the best doctors in ._ . ~
Nashville. but failed to do him any NEW "AVE“ “‘3' “Town”
gwd‘ After “his.” bottle of Kodol Thomas. of the steam canal boat .1. 8.
hole is Well baby. ll ”recommend it to Dailis- from Saybrook for New York.
a“ sufferers." Kodoi digests'whut you who arrived here yesterday. reports
eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold that 1‘“ sighted “)9 “m“ 0’ ‘1 sunken
by Clifford Pharmacy. a. two mastcd schooner Juetthls side of
NEOTOR EVANS RESIGNS.
9.22.19 island;
6'
Torrlngterl ,Clargyrnan Gives Up Hie
Pulpit'oll AdoOunt or Advancing Age.
TORRINGTON, Aug. 11—The Rev.
Philip S.’Evans, pastor of the Calvary
aptist Church here since its entangle-
tion seven your! 0.80. has resigned, e
resignation tovtialte effect about Octo-
ber t. ' Mr. Event ie‘Tb' years‘bf die
and says that his advancing age is the
sole mason for his retirement. The
announcement was an unpleasant sure-
prise to the church people. as the relak '
tions between. pastor and people had .
always been most. pleasant. Mr. EV:- . .
ans and family Will'probahiy remove ‘
tn'Brotiklyfl.‘Xil.‘ Y.'. in the autumn. ‘ ' ‘
"i had diabetes in its worst form."
writes Marlon lace of Dunreath. in. “i
tried eight," physicians without relief.
Only three ' _ tiel’tof Foley‘s'Kidney
Cure made“ dwell in ." Sold at ,
and A, 0. girl new. nation. n,
W“
MIUUCED THE MAIL.
NEW HAVEN“; August Ii—Befcra
United. States Commissioner William
A. Wright. yesterday, Mrs. John H. Wil-
liams. of Gotfe street, was arraigned on.
a’hbarge of sending a postal card on
INA]! pram:- .
Sadie Bonner. of Eaton street. She
pleadeduot guilty. and was held for
in furnished. , ‘ , .
‘ DIARRHOEA.
When-yell flint a quick cure without
any‘unnecesssi'y'ioss'of time, take
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- .
rgdoezbitenlledy. it never fills. was:
r u , c , water sweeten
" at? N. 1:“ standard .
flood in many for-
.e countries. . r sale by Stillson-
‘ “Chili? Editor‘PharluacVE'Oiig
l
A ,lLLco. £1.
WASHYN on.“ largest ii—Tha .
celved . tr delegraln from _‘
l"unua
.l
THE XIII CLUB.
invitation for the Midsummer Dinner
‘ on the 13th inst.
llitlliuldl’olt'l’, Aug. ll.—~'l‘llc follow-
ing is the invitation soul out by the
'i‘lllrtccll club for its mid-summer din-
ner. which is self explanatory:
Relnclllbcl', three things come not back
The arrow. sent upon its track.
The spoken word. so soon forgot,
The opportunity. embraced not.
Follow Member:
The regular mid-summer dinner of
the 'l‘llirtccll club will be held at the
hostelry of that modest and undermine
lug leader ill ,eplcurean possibilities.
lierr. Ulla Lehman. on Thursday, the
l3lil instanl_ at 7:13 p, m. The pleasure
of your company will be appl'ociiltml.
in order that tears of bitterness and
gull may not emanate from the inch-
ryrnal glands of oul‘cutercr. and an un-
necessary amoulli of perverted theolog-
ical expressions escape from the mas-
ticnllng orflcc of the chief rulcr. kindly
state on the enclosed postal. whether '
or‘noi you will attend.
ill vain thou wcepcst, ill vain may
This opportunity will ne'er return;
it comelh back no more to thee.
So live, while you llve—‘tis plain. dotil
According to our rules those who at-
. tended the annual dinner of January 13
last. must be present on this occasion,
or they may be declared dead.
The reputation of Prof. Lehman is
such that we are assured of gastrono-
mic creations, such as would tickle the
pililiie of the most exacting connoisseur
of luscious pabulum.
Did it ever occur to you ,
That this is the right thing to do? ‘
Do you need to be told ‘
That when you get old.
inner days will be through?
Morltllri ct Sliiutamus,
‘ Chief Ruler.
CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
C. Unger, 211 Maple St. Champaign,
“I was troubled with a
backing cough for a your and i thought
I had consumption.
many remedies and “was under the care
of physicians'for several months.
used one bottle of Foley‘s Honey and
it cured me. and l have not been
. Sold at Plaisted's
drug store. South Norwalk. and A.
Silliluau'e, Dnrien.
i tried a great
troubled since."
FROM CORNELL TO YALE.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 11.——Proi’essor
Graves. director of the Yale Forest
School. says that there is a prospect of
an increase of twenty percent in the»
attendance at the school the coming
The increase Will be due pari—
ly to the influx of students from the
Cornell School of Forestry, which has
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