the discoverymtestllled to
or minere"»that a live
cued on October 10 in the
as at Newton. six miles from
n a solid stratum of coal. 300
w the surface. it was carried ,
o and lived several hours.
until e have been of unusual also.
are trying to discover petrd»
Bristol county, Massachusetts.
0 great cotton mills of Fall
and New Redford» John 0 Mc—
his seat, Judge Parker bowed In no.
knowiedgement to the reception given
After a very brief introduction
on any suggestion in
the farmer the laborer
waterline for an sunset on, the
girl so aborting hen mother's‘ moi y.“
these are entitled to I dire whether
this policy of using I a law to give
I . mm to the few while the many are
to nurse a sense: of Injustice,
should become permanently lined more:
ly bsceuee power; or motion or a
abortnsightcd econom a policy has
‘ I brought it to us as a heritage
HECEPTIONW IN NEW HAVEN.
Candidate and Priestly Given Great-
I II inn by Stud ants.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 3.——Thc special
train bearing Judge Parker and escort
arrived here as schedule this after
A throng of save at thousand
persons, including many Yale stu-
dents, was at the station to greet the
candidates. Judge Parker delivered
an address as follows:
For a number of years now I have
been delivering a course of lectures
at the Albany Law School. This work
' my a inure
and kindly tone.
“argument at once. When the doctrinal!
. j )
wei or” down with I mobile
at in king an effective pressutstion of
mi ate begin my er menti feared
rfal are. Chief Judge hnrehd-I divininl
my diillculty bowed and sgI' “Now
we will hear you Mr. Parker " My
nervousness disappeared as if by 1113810
under the Influence of bird loudly anti
1 plgagfil Into the
cams doWn my case had been won as
good fortune would have It. and UN
chief judge had written the opinion. I
in the many years I have been do
the bench, In hardly a case has a
young man appeared in court that
Chief Judge Church's kindness to me
did not flash over me. And I have
been twins all these years to discharge
the debt I owe him by treating the
young man coming into court as he
treated me.
In my own experience i can recall
no shongcr illustration of the truth
of the saying that “the good we do
lives after us."
It has become a fashion during the
recent ycnrn to when our young men
to lead what has been called "the
cause «At the moment I
can not: seem to satin!
”We must be. strenuous, riot alone In all. ‘
things which make for good. for safety?
and for permanence but we must be
a all be agilite in every more and re.
lsious narcissistic or I has that
can promote education, . tributes
and the discipline of our y'o wthcse
apparently do not secure real progress.
30 we are invited to turn aside from
adventure Ivbich antack of the crusade
castle was the only he epic in which hu-
a r
man beings could be! ly said to have
a right to ll.ve
have been invited to become strenu»
one. A little investigation or know»
ledge serves to show that the college
student has always been so. But In
what diiection? lie has been devoted
to his studies as our scholarship and
Olll universal education amply attest
Nor has this activity been” limited to
the few; it has permeated the mass:
it‘hss been a heritage of the country.
. strenuous in adventure for personal
new and even In locking for a fight;
It Is‘ apparently not enough that we
these Into those lines of activity and.
and of the time when the mooted.
Even the students in our college;
We have added an excellent line of
Gen. Bishop introduced the Presiden-
tial candidate. There was more up-
plause and It was necessary for him
to beckon 'l‘or quiet as the time was
passing iapldly and the stay of the
party here was limited. Mr. Parker‘s
speechwas too shortto permit of a
general discussion of political Issues,
but he referred in particular to the
“Stand Pat” a gen of the Republican
party. He said that some persons had
always been ready to advocate the
{J'SIand Pat'; theory, and that: thlis‘had
a legislature making is necessary. 9°“ done i" "’8“ t0 1 ° savory
. question and many of. the greatestzev- .
l‘ those who intend to v°t° 0“ ils.ocountorcd in this country. He de-
timi- day to secure a certificate of clared that the theory had been 9.
ion when they register. Since great obstruction to civilization.)
registration day, agents have been Judge Parker spoke as follows:
loops the negroes, to get their 1 shall only detain you for a few min-
of Grafton. Mass. has leased
sand a res of land in ‘Dlghton,
pending $100 dollars a day in
for oil or gas A considerable
of wells will be dIivén before
reject is abandoned. each well
32, 000'or more.
strenuous life." Not content with our
unIVcIsni activity in industry. our
work in the conquest of a continent.
and the effort to spread our popular
:ldens to all the world and thus to
mnkc ourselves an example for other
people who are looking toward free—
dom and opportunity, the conclusion
seems to have been reached that some-
how wc hnd overlooked something. ,
and the personal contact with these
might students of the law—many of
whom are helping themselves as did
I when taking my law course in that
same lanthanum—gives me an Inter-
est In young men which is steadily
nlanlgy
It- is perhaps Inaccurate to say that
this work has given me this interest.
it is probably due more than anything
"lee told kindly act of a great .111di
Chief Judge Church The recollectibn
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But the student has not accounted it
to himself as a vlltuc but as a duty,
something he owed society in which
he found himself; to his parents who.
perhaps, were making gre sacrifices
to enable him to he bette fitted for
the duties of life and to himself.
This activity goes even further un-
til we find that in all the great col-
We ("my always had an efficient logos of our country—mow a fourth,
. y M brave soldiers well command now a third again almost a half, will-
.. . m ingly and cheerfully take up any kind
of employment which can yield suffi-
(lent [honey to early them through
their college course whether academic
m professional. You here in Yale
have known strong, energetic.‘ able
young men who belonged to families,
in which this process has gone on
furniturcio our ”store which we will
sell on the same plan of credit as we
‘ . have Cloihinc
We ask 11011 to pan us a visit and
look over our large assortment ,
We will show son a splendid line
oi rockers. parlor sets. chlffonier‘s.
iron and brass beds, dinning tables.
my
re is how they have disfianchlsed
Kentucky negr'eoé in this election.
was passed at the last session
‘ s o . r
. hi h n d i FRIDAY R DAY through several generations They hsv ' P ' '
.. airmen“:nutrients; bo’“I§f?‘;;be“‘w'fii ¥ X one... immerse:"twineIn: “hm“ “mats 5““ boards Chm
. l .V I 5 90‘,
men were white. and went under grfgxlswfiflgsgtdi?:ttio¥ antlhfiiatitltlgls: MONDAY . .VIVMONDAV quent divineo, men who have carried COUGheS MOIIlS Cliflll'S GlC. at lOW
our traditions into whatever mm of‘
the world they have gone and upheld
our honor. They have gone forth to
. found new cummunltlcs to promote
new business enterptlses and to play
a silent; and effective part in our life.
How much greater acivity in this
Iespect ls demanded by our times than
we now show? But even If there were
this greatei demand there never was
a polled when sports were ‘more uni-I
versaiiy practited or when they were
more perfect Our successful rivalry
in these has been shown in every quar-
ter of the world But this success
has not been purchased by the sacrifice
of clilclcncy in scholarship It has not
made our young men swashbucklers
in school or after they have gone out
into the world
No not that I can think of“ more
Impoitant than the first vote. In a
of authority. and the negroes
not dare disbelieve that they were
‘3 the truth. So the certificates
given up. Now the Names will
permitted to vote.
lldldalll Fetter llcrc
continued From Fiist Page)
START FROM NEW YORK.
pi Train With Many Politicians
‘ Aboard, Left on Time.
N W YORK Nov. 3.—.Iudgc Parkei
for Connecticut today at 10.10 a
The judge sit the Hotel Seville» The fact however is overlooked
inutos earie'r and drove to the that whatever machineiv may have
(I Central Station, where a special done, it. has been devised, created and
was “waiting to convey him to adapted by men‘s ingenuity, has been
necflcut where he will deliver ptricctcd by human patience and in-
ity have brought them here. There
are however one or two topics which
may flttlngly be dealt with In a few
words in a great manufacturing center
like that in which you carry on your
u‘ssful work and pass your lives.
in our later days the claim is often
made. not only by practical men,‘but
by students of economic history. that
our rapid industrial progress is the re—
sult of the development of machinery.
This theory assumes that whatever
our ancestors did in the way of build-
ing up institutions and industry, every
thing is now so‘changed that We have
become dependent upon the machine
and Imust be. content to remain so
hereafter
Dl’lCBS
Bu opening account lieu can get
Hour house tarnished at once and
arrange to Dali a little everu week-
Gatelylrennan.
l0 South Main Strict.
"Rent cscnt a’d Sal
We have nominated and elected TEN R RESENTATIVES—
one from each section or ward in our store—«e h ward is interested
in the work: to be done—wand for three days I so representatives
will hold reception. We invite you to mind bring along your .
friends. tell them to bring their friends. He ng and seeing is .
believing.- it’s for your own good to com omlngs If youcaur,’
but come anyway. Here are the attractions for the three days:
‘ 181' see. FROM Hosianv as ION.
Lndios' Hose. “HERMSDORF” dyad, also a envy-weight, lull-
I . , ‘ ~ I . great majority of cases It attaches a
formal spec es and it is e'x- dustry and that it must be opciated . million“! H080. made in this country on Germ machin) I101.“
that severaylpplatform speeches by span of mind and bone and muscle. . everywhere at 250, three reception days, pair, ”(I Emily all $333.53. “.333???“
ll be made ad'th‘e train is schedui- Nobody Will presume to deny that It ,. ,,' fore that the first ”3%. sentinel:
to make several intermcdlniy stops. has bctome an Important factor In ln- I60 “W I“ wisely cast The res onsibllit f
‘a. crowd had collected at the sta— dustry. but it is moioiy an Incident, ,han / ‘ K , - p Y 0
see the presidential candidate uuxmaiy. In math in nothing I. at. ’ ' V ‘) V ‘ ' "
Vie appeaiancéi was gioctcd with a ' " T .9229"? on )Eighth P913“
L)
we call modem fortress has there been
so much of em bratlon asthatwhlch 2ND sanmom HANDKERCHlEF lac-non;i Z); ,V. f .
itiates to the machine This is due ' “
. entirely to the usaiimption that it (I! laullee' Flue Swiss Embroidered Haudkerchi , the beat style
something in was: itself, something I bumstlich, regular price We and 1299c, three rc piloil days,
separate from the human mind and ' ‘
beer as he passe’d’th’rough the station
URPRIBED IN BRIDGEPORT.
Parker the Center of a Family
Gathering at Don. Bishop' 3 House.
BRIDGEPORT No 3.~—.ludge Pai-
- special traini lit 63 into the sin
ore from New Work at ll: 40 and
’ received with an outburst of air
a by the people who thumged the
tform. Mr Parker was welcomed
a formal way by Geo: Henry 'A. Bis
,. candidate f0I ilotiicnt‘tnI- governor
a Democratic ticket, whose guest
, who during his stay in this' city.
V Vdrker was lmmtxiiately driven to
_ . residence of Omml Bishop. and
Id caily surprl Io find himself
' , the center of ‘a family party.
3'. the other guests at the lunch-
.. Which Was serv were Mrs. Hur-
Parker, the id go‘s mother. Mr. ‘
Mrs. James A. Miles, of Derby.
Fred Parker who Is accompani-
judge onl'hiir' visit to this state.
1'. the Inimhedh'. Judge Parker
rllon with Gen. Bishop to the
(Regiment Armory, whole It 1
he delivered a, mi. cadres!
audience which Hi the canoe
to, black and
pairs for
the human body. We have thrown ov- , -
u it the aegis of the law and for 5 l 20 _- . .
the reason that we have Iccognizcd lI . .y
as a form of ploperty, and “mild“ 330 Kg? FROM KITCHEN SECTIN P '
expression of human thrift cvciy nd . _ . . ‘ . ' , I . V . ) V .
:lsglgltiuilngi‘gll‘l-lli igciaty could d” No. Ii Parlor Browne, Ila: bout iwenlyllvc ccui room In Aniur- I HAVE JUST RECEWED AN 'NVO'CE 0" ABSOLUTELY NEW CROP EARLY PICKING,FANOY GEN-
h)‘cltli)l)i thc .IignIemfifut thug) it 3:: ion. three reception days, at UINE FOMOSA OOLONG TEA, WHIICH IOFFER AT 50 CENTSA POUND AND GUARANTEE EVERY. POUND
yen to man ) Inr c‘miu' no . 1-
has enabled the great lillli-irl of the poo- ‘60 0 BE A8 REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. THIS I8 NOT A GIFT ENTEflPRIOEMS I DO NOT BE
pic of our couniiy to procure bottliyr ' LIEVE IN THAT KIND OF BUSINESS,
shelter,- mule food mote cumfmtabe II . '
I'lothina' mid to enjoy the blessings of 4TH REP FROM NECKWEAR , DEPT ) . i AM SELLING THE FINEST VALUE THAT CAN BE PRODUCED ANYWHERE OR FROM ANV BODY
a1)“: )Kéflégwwgffibmgbdnlmb given “Oi ’ AT THE PRICE AND ONE SAMPLE POUND WILL TELL THE STORY, PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OF
a . . , .
retiring In: past few years an on- . Lam”: mmf‘mks- “‘0 “W“ “M ”I“ “e“ “l 6 i0 35“. HIM) CHEAP. OLD oaor. Low oases Teas esmo FORGED ON TO THEM WITH CHEAP reassure or one
llrély {my cyvtnulo has will" wears); "“9 ‘m a” ‘I KIND on ANOTHER. THE eunswo or. rooms euvsu Puacuaess His Goons wusas QUALITY
o c s In w In ever so u __ .
9:“ a)“ )he world, whaifvcr hfuman 160 - : l8 GUARANTEED AND RESERVES THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE TO BUY AND PAY FOR HIS OWN GIFTS
mporfcci one may still 0): at so or as . . ‘ ' WHENEVER HE HA8 DOOASION TO USE SAME.
the levy oi” taxes is concerned we have
impelled absolute perfection. The 5TH REP. FROM NOTION BEQTIO , I AM A FIRM IELIIV“ IN THE ADAOE THAT AN AlfiTIOLE l8 NEVER CHEAP, NO MATTER
p rear "Standing put," use to denote .
this idea mayumt Ilr elegant but It is The “NORA" Hose Supporter. ladies“ since, pink, WHAT IT '8' UNLE“ YOU HAVE U8! FOR IT. AND ' DO NOT “El-"VB 'N CHEAP 90°03: N0 MAT-
atl le $33M???“ . ) it u I willie, regular price 25:: pair, three l'at'elllliill days. 75" WHAT "‘3" WW If 0“ WHAT EVER THE PRICE | SOLICIT YOUR ORDER ON asmouws FAN.
c a crest ng, me new r . .
_ mitted to Inquire what ”I.“ country _ 25 BY NEW OROP OOLONO TEA AT 50 GENTBA POUND. THE FRAGRANCE AND BOOUETfiOF THIB TEA
£4,000 and the seats were all ink and the world would have been if at I - . C ) IO EXQUISITE. .. ) ».
before the time, set for the different periods during the past few ' i V ) .V .
' I , In. hundredotyears cur ancestolor‘hul’ WI ‘ . _
lid on the thought or this doctrine and had no— em nap, FROM THE MILLINEIIY 8E0 ON. )
ware stint-go number of thn,~f)eptcdiit. it might for instance, have .- , V. ,
33 WIOT WASHINGTON OT" LEADING GROOER, ‘I_ SOUT NONWALK; CONN.
“party members of prominence. used two hundred and fifty Imus Vilidleb‘ Hats. all newiyg'mnde up. the fall and
ye, Parksrzanlered the armory ego to perpetuate all the abuses of regular price $0.00, three reception days, .
anti BI snopfif band played fomialiam.V There was much in that _ I
be Oh i.” lowed by the idea and In the resulting system of M $5 90 ) ,
7TH RIP. FROM THE DIR!“ OOOOB IE
glad liner," and amid government..which was Interesting.
of the sudhnoevwhlch had The (Issue from which armed retainers"
'l‘wo thousand yards (enough to last the three do , all wool.
double width sailings. In new fall mixtures, the chute dress out
in feet and was winning went forth to battle either for an Idea
Ihsndltsrchie the air. The or for defense. had grail fascination,
tcrlsls at this season, regular prices, 500 and 590. a bent Our , ' _. .‘ .
. ‘ if you so
tor. stylus, V ; ,
tail for in re initiated, for Imnny minds and it has perhaps,
’In) makinx the din added a tinge of Interest or even of
Before tilting glory to modern historical study.
A Kraut many aicoplo In the world
were sure that the were of James
ti l I. an iiuous: young inbIlbb' Wilt. three reception dayy. at , resist. a nice so of Tea or Calico you should buy of us.- Our Ten are aim . mm and my
glint: mewdfiinl" lfuIlaumlmis, but ‘ t. ‘ nice. mall. ten or. young leaves. Ii‘ea that's a piss-unit‘s drink. Our 0 on are storeys fresh granted and yell only
he refmd to “stand pat” and the . . )550 have It "I burn, or errand but I- you wlsb. IOur spas II b...“ of Moo a and Java II u an. a Coffee as can be.
world has been able to progress by L. A Give us a trial.
moon of his thoehht and action. ‘
, He too, may people and are)?! In-
throats might 'h‘svs been cation ed If
the world had kept to the sailboat and
I It Itobs'rt Fulton had not lived to
, .V isturbyit And still w‘sin his country
‘ grids burnings somewhat u n this
OHVoiIIII'r TI AI and corn” WITH lxtflIA ITAIIIPIPII i I , ‘
8TH RIP. PROM TH! BLANKET “G'I'Iv, so mm” pp. with one about! No. _ .10 Items: in. With I , _ , : Pm WWI 1 903.100 but
rail loLi Blankets in white and prone“ perfect, iii today, u 3i . 2 To us ' . .
cos a pair; our motto price In, three reception days cs, - I I ‘93“:2‘ P. "PP ”m"
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