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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 6, 1909 · page 6

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cauumnun‘g ill-li-i.. ()ci. armruo
‘ wise men of the earth, scholars. eaten»
lists and theologians, today laid the
irankinccnse and myrrh or learning
at the feet of Abbott Lawrence Lowell
as. he pledged himself before a great
‘ concourse. of people in the old Harvard
yard today to the work (it“pt'esldout
at America's educational Institution.
i‘, hilarity years since the old brick
but dings looked down upon the then
youthful Charles William Eliot at a
similar l auguration, yet the same old
lundmnr it saw a repetition of the
ceremonies today, and their old brick
walls echoed back the saute choral
strain. .,
Realizing that no Harvard roof could
‘ [losslbly cover aaylsucb gathering at
dignity and leurnilt. the scene. was
therefore laid out of doors. with the
principal actors on a temporary stage
built against the ivy-covered walls at
University unit. The stage extended
the entire length of the building with
a depth sufficient to seat nearly a
thousand people. including a chorus of
:00. Over them waved the crimson

 

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~ céNé‘u‘s dLEat'CAL Ponce. FAIRFIELD ls CAREFUL RECEIVER ts NAMED.

 

OiiIli Service Commission Wants Weat-
orn People to Apply
WASHINGTON. n. c.. October a,
19.09.-TheiU. S. Civil Service Commis-
sion annulment; that a \'et‘_\"stuuli pro-

pol‘iltm oi the applications thus far
filed for the examination to be held on

October 2311 next for positions in the
Census Bureau. are from the residents
oil the more distant States.

AS the Census .‘tct provides for the

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Lops $10,500 in Appropriations at
Town Meeting and Has Interest-
ing Time.

ll‘ait'iicld'ls town meeting Monday at
tm‘noon. savored ot‘ determination. our
greasivcucss, anti breach of peace. the
latter tricks on the part of a l‘eillltieut
from Stratilcld district bent on Staring
hard things in unparlimentary fashion.

 

Scooter Butterworth to Take Chsrg
of Affairs or Gilbert Transpor-
tation Company.

~‘runh S. llutterworih. of New iiavou,
lact- famous football player. and son
i Represeiuative Butterworth, oi
)hio, was yesterday appointed receiv-
u- of the Hilbert Transportation Catn-

HARTFORD, Oct. ll.-Si:lit‘ Senator

banners of the university. with. the
great Veritns seal, respleildent in col‘
ore on the broad wall behind. in iront.
on Vbito eagle-topped starts. wer'e
raised the seals of the eight next old-
est American colleges. William and
Mary, Yale. University of Pennsyl-
vania. Princeton. Washington and
Lee, Columbia, l‘lrowu and llarttuoutil.

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and two drinks.

Officers were called

may. of Mystic. by Judge James P.
Halt, in the circuit court of the

 

’l‘wo taller stuffs supported the ludiau
seal of State and the eagle. emblem oi
the nation.

Beiore this stage. whose whiteness
was relieved by garlands and iestoons
oi green leaves. there stretched baclt
across the greensward row upon row

 

 
 

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-ia Monday's Election

Now Catalan took another dip Mnuw
day and remained under long enough
to bob up with him live majority for
license. The. light was a hard one.
and was waged principally by the
summer residents. who loaned their
autos atul their chauffeurs to the

temperance workers. Every voter who
could be secured was brought to the.
polls in lino style and cast his vote
with all the livericd pomp and grand-
eur oi “the conveyance in waiting. my
Lord." The saloon men had autos also.
and did not rail to bring in every voter
on their 0. K. list. Bottle of the atoll
who cast tileir‘ballots were. decrepit
and had to he carried to the booths.
in Raymond‘s Hall. the ladies admin-
istered to the wants of the inner man.
and while this movement was organiz-
ed by the temperance workers. they
did not question a mans‘ principles it
he went there hungry. During the
count at the license ballot. the titular
men were plainly annoyed and uneasy
as to the outcome. At times the
checkers and counters had majorities
from in to 25 tor no license and the
aggravation oi the license people was
prououncml. The Republican ticket was
elected with a good ttiaitirlty (Or cv‘
ery ofllce. C. W. Hod cs received a
substantial victory for rat seiectmau,
and Howard S. Northrup made a fine
run for second selectmau. Cornelius
G. Taylor. the llatnocrailc candidate.
is the third member of the board.
Franklin Stevens, who had a remarka-
ble majority last year for first select-
min. declined the nomination» this
year. but consented to run {or a minor
plays on the board. He made. no eiiort
ror the place, and the result is antis-
isctory to his friends. Andrew F.
Jones for town clerk and John E. lien
earn for town tax collector, who were

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experience is great.

This Factothat‘in addressing Mrs. Pinkham you are con-
fiding your private ills to a. woman --a. woman whose ex-
perience. with women’s diseases covers twenty-five'years.

The present Mrs. Pinkham. daughter-in-law of Lydia E.
Pinkham, was for years under her direction, and has ever
since her decease continued to advise women.

Many women suffer in silence and drift along from bad
to worse, knowing well that they ought to have immediate
assistance. but a natural modesty causes them. to shrink
lrom exposing themselves to the questions and probable
examinations of even their family physician. Such ques-
tioning and examination is unnecessary. Without cost
you can consult a woman whose knowledge irom actual

MRS. Humans STANDING iNVl'i‘A'noN‘:

 

Women sui’feringirom any lormoi iemale weakness arcin-
vited to romptly communicatewith Mrs. Pinkbam at Lynn,
Mass. ll letters are received. openedmead and answered by

between Mrs. inkham and

women. A woman can freely talk_oi her private illness
to a woman; bus has been established this confidence

the women of America. which

has never been broken. Never has she published a testi-
monial or used a letter Without the written consent of the

writer, and never has the company allowed these confi-
dential letters to get out of their possesston. as the hon-
dreds of thousands of them in their files will attest.

i ‘ l ‘ . 0 .~
ance with the law “pHDr‘hunnpul' [hp "N,” l.\’ the chair to preserve "m... ‘ultcd States under a bond oi 350;; of seats. while further in the rear. “l'ii‘iil‘viir‘iiwiirliiiicivillylihguicullnfot: (ill thee
commission calls attention to iilt‘ fort and "dually euccccdcd in restoring: 4”"; . most out 0! hearing. were nmssod thctmwn‘ m. ill. luiwrcn’ce WWW“) the
that present indications are that those tranquility, ~llw (-mnuluimmts. ashlar: illlut it 10- less iurlunatu. but still deeply inter-1m“ Remmum“ major"), Follow,”
States will - probably fall to “.09le L0 ed Ofi $10 500 'l'l\t‘l‘ be appointed. ale. Samuel R. ested spectators. are the ”We“.
their “in share 0f [lip appointments. ,. pp. . ' ' “"‘mlr' “r 5"“ lm‘l‘l whose “in“? l“ The rising still had scarcely brushed t C ‘TMFV
“me“ more residents oi NM, States lilc agnl'cnunr infinitlllllllh‘d tilt in aided; the Merritt it; Chapman Den away the morning “must"; ”,9.”de ‘ bi‘aiEk . n .
apply for exanllnatioll. l”'"“““““{1 ”l“ “m“ "‘lll"l will“ L'il'li and \\'rccltlna company. at West summer (“13' “an”... the yard sprung t‘barles \\. ilodges. r ........... 38i

an i8 expected that about three lhous» utuil $ltl,otltl hull llt‘t‘ll‘ltilliit'tl oil'ilfllil t'irulnlo. SlJlitiflfi; t‘burlcs E. liail, or into life. Marshals. whose sombre Howard S. .Nortllrup. r . . . his
and appointments will be made from alllll‘Ulll'lflilmlH l‘tlllllert‘fllHi till“! N.“ \iiissuchuscttu. owner of lltl shares curb was relieved with “31mg of col. Cornelius G. Taylor. d ........... 265
“16 examination which is sphodulpd to W590 “ll limit-""0 illlllltlr‘ lls‘hi‘l “Mil ii the common stock and lit) shares hr and who waved wands oi' oiiicc. Franklin Stevens, d .............. 232
beheld on October 25nd. limit. in all to ‘1‘ ”W l‘l‘l‘m‘i. it “as dually urn-pt .r it... preferred stock of ”l8 9‘0” scurried about in their ctiort to bring TOWN CLERK.
two yearil. and will averugc about m... til. ‘ . | .. ’ I! t may. “lilium ll. hilli‘h'.“f Massachuv iogcthcr the different parts of u“. Andrew F. Jones. v and d ........ “37
year in length. Tm. mum... 8...“... _lt_i> l”) the 1”.".m.m,‘\ "ildii’il-.i\;{}. .ctts. H.000. and (tliilnillt' \tluttle- great ”mews“. WWW“ um me Tumsvmm
will be $600 per annum, and promotion \(illtl t ills-21mg? ltilll l" s till]. d: ‘cy. or ~.Viasuin‘lliuwtta. sl,'.ul(l. ‘ nests from a hundred institutions Ur ‘ ' ‘ . .. ‘. ‘ . .. Y
test most “.00 pet-annual will herons» unbeatau . tutou ea c, .‘u it The icrciwr is llllillmized to team: coming. garbed in ”W academic ””3"” it. 3mm“... I ........ 44..
:0“ny rapid for those who render sat Banks and others had mixed Issue-4 rcccircrs cortiiicutos to obtain iunds gowns of their “new.“ and their dc~ ticotgc it. stcvcns. d ............ ills
lsfiactory service. V "0mm" 1” “lemme" not ltnpwing ”“’“‘5“'“"-" "' "WNW" ”l" "““mmfl- m... indicated by thcir “gram“... t‘t)l.i.iC("l‘()it t'll"l‘t)\\'.\' TAXES.
Under the census law selections what. ””‘lltmum’d‘ and “MM" lot it. ;"“"'l‘i‘"" ”'0 ”"Hlfimm‘ “h"n.l’“"r hoods strolled more leisurely to their John 1-: lleraum r anti d ....... 823
from!“ eligible register will be made llltc it’llt-‘t had lieoln It‘ll); :letnotustraltxd‘ uterpst at tho yalo not tht-utntlillg 6 ililillsilt'd places in the inaugural pan Rh‘GlSTRAlt OF VO'l‘EttS
iti'tbe order of rating and in accord- “m ; ‘ _‘” ”"10”.“ ‘f 0 ex fut. :1 t; “'r “M “ 59“" ndc. while the spectators quickly tilled \' . ‘ -l lt , i ‘ 424
once with the law oi apportiontucnt.s0 ."m‘ftl'gb “"fl‘ a“? cape‘uef :“f‘r‘ ; ""“‘"“”’*‘- the seats in iront at the stage. But 3 . bump. ‘ ayumm. r .......... 19"
.. that all persons will have an equal :‘h‘q‘lR‘W _;"l:‘°“l 2‘35“!“25333:; WEE BURN V8. BROOKLAWN. the preliminary interest centered antes .. (odti. ,0 .............. i
chancefit appointment. tulzt‘li'lunit-illu‘tlllluifiiosiilo‘n ~ Var to Golfer Wl l A nu I M tell who“). in the great assembly in mu“ AUD‘TOR.
Applicants muetbc between the age H ‘ ° " ' n n " a ' oi the old halls of Magaitchuaettg, Theodore W. Benedict. r ........ “3
oils and 50 years, except. that two T0 099°“ 5¢W°rl Willi Brldserort. Siouxhtou and ilollworthy. it was Myron E. t‘rnwiord. d ............ tin't
son hpnorably discharged from the The, town counsel was instructed to The annual gull match 'oetwocn Wee here that the full brilliant-y oi the ASSESSORS.

, Lily or naval service, by reason oi
diliabllity resulting from wounds or
sickness incurred in the line or duty
Inhy be‘ examined without regard to
a , and except that boys who have
1‘. cbed the age ot’ lti years and have
not reached the age is years
will be permitted in misc the cxnmln
«Klan, and ,if they pass, will bc oliuiilll-

for appointment as mcsscnaer buys till-l now (it tho rclust- and that pupil.- «fir.i'l‘lll‘i‘m'umilws oi the ilroohlawn

Ni? .hcullh ulnl lili~'l".~‘~l \vurt- Jcopurdlzcd. ‘ "L ' ~ _ f . t‘ ‘ ,
tilt is understood that lllv ccusus Ru- ‘ as it in. lull ‘flllmt— “:if‘lfi[‘l‘ltllliitl‘ilt‘llhui : lookout:
' lc ~tuc altolottucuts .‘ ~ P. ‘ t o t

i ““1131!“ :llllllllli’ailll “hm” .luuuurv ”0'000 for Highways, \tcc liuru without seven or their best

‘ . 1,; mo.

' pplicatioa fronts and turtlu-r iuior-
motion may be ohluiucd by addross.

u I“ the U. 3. Civil Service Commission ‘

Wishington, l). (I. the Bureau or the
Census, Whablugtou, ll. (‘.. or lilo so.
oratory or the lioard of l’. S. (‘ivll
Sétvice Examiners at the followinlt
named pianos; Post. tilllcc. Boston,
Mobs. Philadelphia. l'a.. Atlanta. l;u..
Cincinnati, 0., Chicago. lll.. St. Paul.
Minn” Denver. Fold. Sun lr‘runclsco,
Owl” Custom llottec, N. \‘.. New (in
loans, Lit..01tl Custom House, St. K
Louis, Mo.

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W" on Grand Stand at Poughkcepsle
When it Collapsed.

continue his opposition to the elupty—
tug of underage into Ash Crcclt and
lend all assistance possible to lililier
8: Jordan in opposing the nulsanttc. in
i this connection. through the health or.
iicer it was shown that let an indomi-
itc lime private scwurs have tnudle. the
crack an outlet, that sou WPI'll .luud
and sand lliil‘r; had scrvod to block ll

'l‘hc appropriating oi $2tl.iltltl fol
state highways to ho cxpoudcd tint"
luv. thc next two yuan, was voted tor.
it is of coursi- understood that llli‘
actual outlay to the town will be but
2.500 annually.

The naked tor ilillll‘tllll‘lilllilll of 35;

(till! tor repairs in nu
pan-d slhuo.

l'uscll.
To Borrow

and Hillllt' Items or c
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Milli! lelldttn Liliana, who is oil
”boat in Pounhkeopsic.
the victims oi the grand stand acci-
dent, during the recent litulsoull‘ultou
Seativitltlu. ’l‘be newspapers
ll htgdt the accident. but tlu-ro are
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titlil.

'l‘lic $l,utul upmpriutiotl usitcd
_ pour fund was split

it was volt'tl lllill $i.Iltlu lw cxpuludcd
lu eirniuhicniua and
uvcnuc. and an appropriation for coir
tlnulim the “Hull road or Loud

lt‘litllllll l'tliltliil was

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in hull'.

rcpuiriua Villa
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$36,000.

it was votcd llllli to utcot town itotm

xyit'llrlttx tllc all-loci-
to borrow Silo.-

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The matter ol‘ luyluu the tax rule
was ilt‘fl'i'i't‘tl ulltll willi- litlct' lllutlllliiit
l to follow tho rut-cling oi tho houll‘d HY
. rclit-i’.

FRiDAY AFTERNOON CLUE.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

the general heat .

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Horn and Brooltlawn was played 0

uost pleasant and favorable
:lous.
znlue
iiurn

cond
it was a delightful day and th
upon
Wllfi

.llu stiltuinislcrml a severe doicnt i

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Nichols,
Ellis.

it. S. lilnt‘hn and l). 'l‘. l

tarod competitors of a slightly llctto
alt-ad.- all through the schedule. This.
coupled with the fact that the new
tulil'm‘, a.» now laid out. had not been
previously piuyrd mu-r by the lil‘ook‘
lawn lllt‘ll. accounts tor the acvcrc tit“
it’tll.

'I'lio Brooltiuwu players were cuter-
tuiucd ill the usual splendid and warm
niylc characteristic at tho Wee Burn
utllfilltl. a dcliixluiui lunch being new-
ml imltlrc the match. The new links
are a decided improvement over the
old llultu. and Wet.» lluru is to be con‘
uratulutmi upon possession nuc oi the
bust nillc-Ilule links in New England.
While thcro wcro no crccptiouully
.xood scores made on
golf all around was of a
tinntinrd.

rcry
Brooklswn.
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Saturday last. at \Vce Burn, under the

the new course at Wee
very much enjoyed. not-
withstanding that the \K‘cc [into play-

vlayct‘s in A. E. and W. it. Wheeler,
D. ltoizrru, t‘. ti. Waldo, .lr., \V. J.

This gave Wee Burn :1 dccldod
:uivautauc. an the ilrookluwu players

academic gowns‘were seen. with all
their wealth of color on sleeve. hood
and cap. all of which gave a lustre and
sparkle to what would ordinarily have
been a procession almost iuncreul in
aspect. ‘

it only required turning back the
pages of history two score yours to
tlud the program O’rioday’a events. To
be Hill‘fi, new names appeared and new
voices spoke the parts. but cxcopi tor
the opening cboihi, the proceedings
remained unaltered. '

The following was lllt‘ order oi the
principal exercises of the day:

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Charles ii. [)emeritt. r. 3 years ”443
Darius A. St. John. r. 1 your ..i'.lT
Francis E. Wet-d. r. 2 years ...... 4|?
Myron E. Cruwrlrd, d, 1 year ....184
(fourud Wolfe]. d. 2 years ........ l 12
Charles ii. Weed. ti. 3 years ..... 179
BOARD OF RELIEF.
John H. Behrc. r ...............
icorlte w. Duryca. r ............
Edward Kellcy, d ................
Charles Schmidt. d ..............

GRAND .ll'liUliS.

Norbert iiomtll, r ................ nil
William l. Ill‘llM. r .............. 428

439
432
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Saturday. the
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PRESS AUTOMOBiLE lN AN ACCl~

DINT.
SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. ll.«~'i‘lto
tutomohllt- rurryhlx the Philadelphia

0 Press courier with a Incarnate from

t‘lturalr- Laudatc lituuiuum tttou- .iocltca r‘. N. seeth. d .......... iii?
vcrsc)w~Tbc Alumni Chorus. Julius Herold, d ................ lit:

l‘rsycr. lit-v. W, W. Dean. «loan at pugs-FARM“;
the faculty of divinity. ._ ‘L ' ..

Orutlou in Latin Luster ilurtou lllll‘iiailihilml‘t‘otlltio-rit: """""" :1;
8[liiiiiltil-li‘onmiil"llic president by lion .luuu-a ‘1‘ Martin, a """"""" ”3
.lohu ll. Long, president of the board “mm” ““ vim“: ‘1 "I; """" 1'7
”,- ovcrscers. 1 lllslt. Vi Millie. .-

llcspouuv 'l‘llc prouldout, llt‘l‘llm‘il s. Woundy, r ............ :liti

Choral ‘~-lltlllllili' i-iaii‘ttnl Fur l’rncsl» .ii‘tcuius W. Ntilllt‘. d ............ 234'.
data Nostrum ltlounodl The Alumni itt‘iitltli. tithMlT'l‘lClc.
("horas ‘ . ~

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inaugural iltltlt't‘lll-«'l'llt' president. llcutiiilmla E'ra‘élf.’ r :13:

i‘horalmiiroat lo .lohovah trlchu ilrbau (l thiymour ii """""" lilil
horllv-w'i‘hc Alumni t‘ilorua. ”mm“, 1. Lockwood d """"" 19';

t‘ouierrlng or honorary degrees Fm" Mum.“ voted. ” ' "
The president. . '

Benediction liithi ilcv. William tloiihliviiii‘fii'llmv'i‘iai tvir‘ilrimiliilil' 2:31:
l.Wl",).l,,...., .‘... “ ' '

a "u” l I H D [it 1 Her. and tin- amt-lei result in: l..i

ccnuo no. aux; license yes. it“. Sonic
at the pronounced toutiwruaco voters
were delayed go New York. and did
not cast their allot. and there were

 

 

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and We from other animals. 1 Thu iirsl rcuulur monthly: or that Fit (”1%. ‘lliliiifll. ‘ng :lllrt‘lll‘ fil‘i'iq’f'fld 3 President Tim 'to ill?- president Ui‘ ill"
Mina Liliana and othcr atria \vcrcl tlui‘ Ai‘lcruoou (‘lull for tho acautlu iii iv, 1', Blanchard. A. ill. “on...“ o tinnita-Yuktuitl‘uclfic lilxpmilthul. roil-
Ili bluntiddle auction oi the stand and llitlii‘iu. will he lll'ltl at tho houlo til \i. ll. (‘hupmum ii. Kent ........ o m (HY? “llih‘i‘ "“‘kmtmzs‘m'.”l" 8“”
the five upper tic'ra' wcrc llllt'll with Mrs. iltlllnlltuu. it niwo Nll‘lltli. llt'ltl’ .l. 1c.prancing“may.” .......... 0 ill“ lili t n ‘1'“ "Wt". Th‘f“
Vlmt’gii‘in. They had hardly outtlod bar it, A full and minipt utteutllunoc l. w. llilllilii, F. Strong .......... 0 ”“11 ':.;:,,3.Mir:‘,“ Al I firm?”
‘ ”nympho: when with an awful crush, is desired. for discussion or impoli'taut i. if. tit-rrisb. l“. itltodou 0 out? I Ind " u an auto: ' M”.
the“ tion cave in. Missidnuaowus buolucss, Executive meeting at it :5 mead. u. ll. .ltihnuon H... ..... a W“ '
. a ' 9, under the boards and unable o'clock sharp. flog. w. (‘uguw‘nIL c. n Diohuuny 3
‘f'move. iiihe made no outcry. illltl _ . ., _ ‘4. f. it i, Aaluuun, 1-2. l'. Lyon ....... . 0
, . . Window thought tor a time that /‘ .t .S. Mny. p, n, Halter ,,,,,,,,,, p
. ' '7!” WWW 3M WM iinaiiy WM" A ”BERkl offin if. Hastings. '1‘. Deirdre-it ..... i
' ' little it urt. 8hr- recolvcti an or . ‘ ti. Angpl. .l. n. Knapp i
. . Ol’li are afterwards from spine M S A M
i . Wu simulators "all a token u re , n ‘
Whitby; wliolmdfisrlt enough Anyone Can Try oamose. the Renisrlt w... gum. I
,r mp1; 1 . ‘nlgnS‘l‘rlallfil “w ”it” able Flesh.F0tm‘ng food izllltfl. ll. Bfll'lfiy’. Phil Knapp I'lttl 3 _
_ _. , curator Bellock. E. l... Bcoaeid. Jr... 3 I ‘ A i
no“ ‘ .5 Odrhlont. . llr. Behavolr, it. C. Cummings l .c: a ray
‘ . W' When our of thy loading drum isle Dr. 3‘ Wallace. W. p. Sears....... 2 The man who bought Ally ()ltl
"MTFOHD WOMAN HONORED- in South Npl~wuiitpclls you that h it“ y, a, pm, is. E. Kinshart ..... a Cheap Random——
- . . ."“‘““’ . . ll nreparat on ch he so thoroug tr ,1. ‘ . , _ 0 . . : ~
just“ chaplain 0! O. I. 6. Mutton: bellows in laws.» will refund bom- y gwdiiir'l’.‘ltltn:ppn hmIth ii Thfit‘lillr‘rlblc Ifixlyrl‘fmi: li'
'Ma ”trend Association. money it it clues not do ill thxlt is W. Cililaudal‘. 5’ N. Pierson 0 wet snout s 0 meg “l
_ ‘1. RY. Ont. ii.—~—At. the un- claimed for it, It shows that iht-Larth pg. 1" floodeiti. gr” n. Hunter ..... 2 plll‘t‘linat".~~m~ .
hug film mt the Met (lrand my ole must have unusual merits. it is (a ll. Gristle. J. a. Jenkins ....... tl lllt‘ [may of hate
WI and P rous‘ assticiation or the i" ”ll“ WM that Frank ii. BM! l“ A. Pearson, A. Gillespie . ......... 1 Selling lilc A. O. (f. R. for old
fiflli‘ DUI? tern Star oi the ntuto. iiiili‘illih "813:?“ m" retutt‘ltable 9““ id. M. thicRW%M.'F. A. l..ockw«md.. fl irotl.-—---
’ ' , b u not and election ’ ’ - . ’lr. Til? h . laymmitl ........ 0 . -
. villi: gi‘tliye li1pli‘riiwqina officers were This Wm “mm"? ‘5 ““3“ l l" W. l)g this ion. M. R Pitt .......... 2 1“? “mil“ 5“" ”l Hope,
.- ; villus l; immt revaluation tnknézatlnl tho 4 .. A Standard Range advertise-
t4. h 1. Wri ht. i i It. t to weak and l (2 air . bcrt can 24 “mm.” .
$32-33." I?“ viltigu'co‘ident. h‘irs. be. no doubt that it. helps ileopie‘who . . Good Sense l0 “m Rescue
’ 1;: WI ott. New Haven; sac. “l't‘ “Will and richly. Who. are tired. OFFIOI or CLERK Tit tN IAITDN. A hiamiord Rd 'i i ll ti
3 Mi tint. Mrs. John M..Psae, and who haw poor digestion. r tor~ ‘l‘ , ' i . '18? “I fl '1 .
33:. secretary and tl'otlsurer. lay: them qaicltiy to health :and he “WWW” M has on “’0" ll Vl‘" m
‘ 33mm," bristoi; chaplain. strength. and increasing the twilight lory Monday. electing their entire. The Pttllnisc Fulfilled
r," h. (turtle. Stratiord; hia- an that life is a plearlure and a My. ticket; with the exception that more It‘d
Ellh' "Mn” (llmpin "my. Sumner- iu in reality a court-ht ted in a tie for "w 0th "i clerk. Patrick "Ll (l ll . . E A o
' ‘ ' rod. and i‘t‘stnrt-vrt lite and vitaiit ut ti. McCulieu. d, and George [5. litters. V9 “aptly V" “"-
. on”: to lira» Monti.“ it luixes wl‘thl the r., cach'reccivrd 90 votes. The matter
_ . on nary curls an aids digest o ; it will hrobahl ' be settled by the court.
hilflfpfl. 5"? extracts from the food that you: est MW
‘8' fllfl'cflr‘ the ileshltormihs and strength ti lug \ The trouble with the man who in
. A slemsuts...baildln up the timberland there with both test is that he til nits

Hermit. Nabisco. North ‘

 

about ”oven local voters who did uni
art to the polls. tttimitirrinu thl
«mull notiorlty. the tmutwrance work
are concede that they would have won

lioutl. I out had those voter» made an appear

once.
The Business Mutiny.
The annual town meeting was bold

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lion sat: in

 

 

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Out of the vast voiume of

 

in the opera house in the aiternoon
at 2 o'clock.

Hsuiord S. Wood was chairman and
Andrew F. Jones and John E. Hersam
alternated as clerks. The sum (it“ll',‘
000 was appropriated tor highways
and bridges; the salary of oscillation-
out was raised 3100', 38,000 \Hi.‘ up
proprlntcti for improving Wuhackma
road. widening and cutting down the
bills between Wood street and Patios
ivcnue: stimuli) was voted for schools
or opening year; apiflicatione was
made to the Smith Ridge Road to
State liar: macs were abated on tpe
i'. M. t‘, A. property in Main strut-t a lil
'he ‘St. Aloysius Church property. cor»
nor scum uvcuuc and Maple street.
l‘ho limiter oi paying the County and
State tax as soon up due wan discoun-
ul at ntmw length. tin motion of War
.lcu ll. l‘_ 'l‘uracr. the chair was in»
uructcd to appoint a conuuittoe at “W
to act with the Hillary tlotutnlttso in
mitt-villi): a suitable site tor a build
up, t‘liuirlunu chd united for Halo in
which to appoint this comatlttw. and
it} was mauled thl or three. (lilyflllil
units up u slitiuint‘imy lint. Prof. J.
i‘. Wycltoif made a very enlightening
tildresa on the lliirruy ill‘tlptwiiiull and
'xplmiml several erroneous improve
none that have t-xintmi roucuruini:
tho Ubrury t‘ortmratlon. Motions to
literature the Milfii‘lt“ or various oifl~
stale vvorc introduced, but it was de-
‘itictl wine to lily them on the lillil"
until such limo as a repronl-ntatlvc
body of voters wow present. Al the
limo of tiiI'lw motiona the tum-ling.
which ilittl been I isruc (inc. bod
.lwludlcil down to only a very low cili
sons.

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Chiral-0n cry
fill ilflllllfili':
C A 3 T O R l A

PM!!! "I FLINTY '01! HULK

LIV’I HOB.“

 

tum Loving Cup and Iius and mo
Ribbons at Mt. Kileo. N. V., Fair.

ii. A. iiuliticy. oi floutiiport, won
tour blue rlhbtmg and two red ribbons
it the North Westcbentm Ham and
(“auto show at Mt. Klsco. N. Y.. last
week with his horses. besides receiv-
ing s handsome silver loving cup.
Nstuns. who holds the world’s record
or a bait-mite without a pacemaker.
rout-d an exhibition mile datum!
to the keen enjoyment oi the people
rent-lit. Mr, Bulkloy expects to ex-
‘iillit some or his horses at the lien-
lury lair this week. and slno at the
horse show at Midi Square garden
text inbuilt. ,

 

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ANNIVIIMIV OR IIDHOP Tilt
NIY'I DIATH.

experience which Mrs. Pink-

ham has to draw from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.
She asks nothing in return except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or
poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pinkham, care of Lydia
E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass.

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ANIMALS WITH reocxs‘rs.

Did you ever think what a curious
thing it is that some animals have
pockets—great, roomy, tur lined vest
pockets big enough to carry a family
.ii little ones about in? Many of the
'llllllflls native to Australia and Tall!
nanla have these convenient pockets,
on: so has the opossum. a common
.nimui in our southern states. The
tong-iron is the largest. of this species.
r‘ul.‘ grown kangaroos go sixteen feet
at a jump, and so when going on a
mug Journey or running irom hunters
.lilult what a comfort it naust be to
\i illit‘i Kangaroo to know that her
.iubles are sung and uuic in her pocket,
out it they have a taste to;- scenery
.hl y can peep out of the top at tho
i. 4 lug lBlill80u1l0.~'“liell‘llil‘y Path.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahacusmow-ii. hi. Jackson and
wife, \l‘. H. Wanner, New York; i..
.\llutx. Newark; 5. ll. llell. W. M.
Knapp, ntamtord; ii. .i. itaunar. New
York; .i, l.. Mclliuin, Philadelphia; i".
.t. \\'hocier. New Haven: 1.. Shaman-
rr. lisrtiord; W. Henderson, Spring.
lield; .1. ll. llnclt, iirlducport; (3. ti.
.V'uppo. ltidlciioid; W. .l. Council. it“.
w. Plates. New Haven: l.. Newton,
Philadelphia; L. Friedman. (i. M. hau-
iu, New York; F. ii. itoatlu. Saraltlgu;
J. H. Show. “onion; id. Booth. New
York; Daniel .l. Carroll. lhsvitl Fests,
tunes iiauntenu. la. 1.. Jr. (tannin,
l, r. Collier. James Mutton. J. Mair
bum. itnmitiyu; i}. A. ilryuut. Boston:
t'. Woudhsitn. litica; M. Gallagher.
New York. ‘

HIE SYSTEM.

"ilow do you malts such a bit with
the noun. Elliott"

"Quite canny."

“What is your method 'I‘

”1 point out to ditch individual that
unlim- how much like stun" grant turn
be lag“ certain particulars."

 

 

"Then when he dwells nearly no the
bursting point i switch to about other
noisy.) individual and trace similari-
"fifiltilliuii"

”This method it earnestly persisted
in soon has him aviation like s wiibur-
Wright."

 

 
 
 

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roaring. ’ "4%

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HARTFO’RD. tlct. audios annular.
ary or the death or Bishop Michael
‘ierncy was unnerved to a pontlilcui . v
mils at Bi. doorph‘s c ihedi‘ai aural
Kitty. About lilil tilmytnéa Were iii
*lteodahre. including mutton ilaridns.
of Providence. it. I. .

 

 

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36“) who you ensstosm
tart

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. il.~M the
prophet have in his honor. that at ht.
eminent 't'lltl was indented wit a
at! rid u

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