“at”: lb
BEST Slim lllfl ill hill 90m
ll Will WWWl‘
o
within or: COLUMBUS Touna.
‘WD transatlantic tours of cousid‘
rhblll‘ interest to ltnightn 0f Colum-
tm are scheduled to take plat-o thin
‘Illmmor. The first will ho under tho
ltlritual guidance of Bishop Von do
'Vyvcr, or Richmond. Va.. ‘nnd will he
participated in by about pun Knights.
”boy will leave Now York. June 10.
l9 ,inpllvimagc to Home and u goiter-
‘i'tl lotto of Europa.
Another tour will ho. that starting
drool Boston on Saturday. Aug. ti. and
. loondnctod by Daniel P. ’l‘ooinoy, odl'
‘ tor of tho Coimnhlud. 'l‘ho' tour will
' ”be ‘run under the Montana of tho
Knights of CBolumhua Travollng Socio»
try. The points of intoroat on the tour
. will be Rome. Holy Land and u gonor-
at tour of Europe. The founders of
the order will sail on this tour.
FIRE LOSS SETTLED.
A settlement has hoen mode by Ray-
mond lirothora and tho insurance omn-
‘paples in connection with the dostruo
tive fire which broke out in tho hay
barn at, Raymond ilrothora‘ Wntor
street dock proporly iron week. The
settlement. it is understood. is cutlrc-
ly satisfactory to all portion ooncornod
and was for both tho merchandise (rou-
sumed and dostroyod and tho huiid.
lugs. The fire was not completely ox-
tingulahcd until Monday. 'i‘ho (li‘lll‘lii
has been pullod to l‘ltli‘t‘S to mnko anro
there. is not still SUIlit‘ smouldering tire
and is being cicured up.
nonhuman
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: TOURISTS’
INSURANCE
Are you going away this year? if
80. why not insure your baggage, and
personal effects, against ions by tho?
Inquire at
J. M. Layton & Col
5 RAILROAD AVENUE, SOUTH
‘ ‘1 N‘cnwmtx. CONN.
l
Daily Line to N. Y'i
For Freight Only
On and otter Tuoaday. January 7
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
is not ontunnlcd. hut on union olcclrt
Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot
of Dover atroeti. etory duy. (excopt.
Sunday). at :i p. in. Frolght roooirod
st Norwallt up to -I p. to, and South
Norwallr up to 5:30 p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Arming J. Smith. C. c. Hegcman,
Lance. Gcncral Agent.
Delllunon oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic in tho ucicnco of tho
cause of tho disoriuo und tho all n! ud-
Justing the mono. liiaonnca nro chum-d
by a. wronch. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if door in childh d it
creates plot-nod norvoa nnd pa in
later life in the dilluroht organ» and
limbs.
Chiropractoru rcmovc tho cause of
this «lineup and pain. and health ll
restored through immionizing the ob
nerve ayatonm in your hody.
Nervousnonn. ilhoumatlnm, Parnly
lid. Heart, ltidnoy and Petunia illo-
nlea arts glvon special attention; nlao
Curvaturo of the Bplno. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to holp yon.
. i T: FRANCIS. D- C.
M wnumarou‘ or. ID. NORWALH
Moon-tic Trulmonl. uivon Moo.
N. - m-nm. ,
WALL
NPAPER
New Goods now ill
dock. Prices are no
hichor than lull year.
7. E. Gorham
. Q Decorator
l0 liltit Street. Bail Norm":
lllii Ptlilliilli SilHillE .»
l8 liliillii ii [iii] Lilli
Steamer Kenoebec, of Hartford,
Laid Up at Calves island for
Winter, Stripped of Every- .7
thing of Any Value '
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OLD M’ME. April 13. tttttt tltiior ur-
rrutn aro- impending for tho lootlug of
tho pannengor Ktonmor Konnohoo.
which has hocn liod up all wtutor at
(loodupood‘u Landing. Capt, .lmwpll
Spencer. of Sayhrooh. who was arrest»
I'd Monthly night and t‘clcnncd on $500
hondu. won in tho town oouri wotor~
day nftornoon hoi‘oro .ludnc Snuhdorn‘
in humor to tho complaint. (ilhor
atuto polico oii‘iitorn nutnnuniod ho ‘o
nro waiting for tho arrival of not o
Sound orui‘t on whioh'it to said some
of tho plundcr and also two or mm‘c
“it‘ll who arc said to hhroiultcn part in
tho looting. A wll‘olouu l(‘il'i(l‘llllll
oquipniint which won missing lill.‘
hcon found in .lorncy City. and in
junk shops illoro othor plundor has
hoop found. llooidcu Stolo (Hilt'i‘i‘ llnr-
icy throo, other unicorn arrirod horc
yeutordur noon to naoiut in tho promo
cution. it. is thought that many tug
and hump crown phoning through tho
l'ivor inuy huro pcourod homo of tho
tittinco nhd furnishings of thc Ktcumor
oithcr hy gift or purchnuo und tho oili-
cora- nro to Inuko n uonrch for Knoll or-
tlt-loa ha uro known to l)i.‘ thinning.
Olliocr ilurloy rocorcrcd u largo
amount of fillings ni Sponcor‘n honor.
and hurt noon looking nlonir uhoro for
morn. l'ntii tho in‘nriug is hold lill‘ lu-
outiou of much muro piundcr may not
ho i'll‘ill'i'll up.
'l‘ht- Konnohoc is owuod by tho Now
Ytil'lx‘. \‘ow Huron and Hartford llnil-
roud t‘ompnuy in tin mnrino dopnrt
nioot. it tum horn nerd on tho lino ho.
loot it Now York nud Full liiror.
‘l’iio vniuv nl tho tniosiuu proporiy
cui tiiillllnlll'lll :Ind lili‘lllllll‘ iiitiuus uro
Kouo tho total in Mort-d in tho thong»
undo or dollnrri.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW \‘lllili. April ill. .. Al‘i'irod:
Sir, (h l‘iiliii‘. Southampton.
(lluss windows ui‘o tilill
lilo t'il)’ oi Mt'xit't).
B
COUCHES
Complete w'vh Mattress and
Bolder
Drop Side at $4.98
Sliding at 36.00
K. MlTCHELL,
’
swurro in
8. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MiranLL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8.
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
A sunnn
iiiiiii
I5 THI
CONVERTIBLE
RANGE
NOW ON IKHtMTlON.
it in tho mndornyulno dinn- for
Mid. mnddnod with n throo hoio no
of the way. «than not in mm 'i‘ho two
.nory mono. Como in and Koo it.
Baroda R. Nash
3.. . TILI'HONI 401
«to non and Wed Streets.
Telephone 452 i
V
rough. which can be mm; hitch out '
tulle up on more room than tho ordt‘ “
, ill , ‘Alill
A tritium
Tapping coronation Territory
an mgr to Grand, ' Trimlt’s
~' f My. intol'liwt‘la Island
Ail li‘l‘lliiill-ll ‘oi‘ tho aucoéuol’ui effort
of the Grand Trunk rullwny to outer
l’rovidauco and thus encroach on tho
hitherto woil protoowd prosorroii at
tho Now l‘lllVl‘li railroad. the iattor
company, all announced by tho host an
thoer the railroad afford», to plan
filling to out into the luminous of tho
(lrund Trunk by entuhllahiug its own
through line from Now York to Shoo
in-ooho in tho l’rorlncc ol' Quoiioc
’i‘hiu couuioi' luorc of tho Now Hu-
ron indicates illill nil triondahip no
iwcen tho Grand Trunk and tho loonll
corporation him coouod uud l‘rmn'tni'i
point on ihcro in nu outlook for a tool-
ry war which. without douht. will do »
yoiop iuiorcuiing mntplimttlonu.
in tho trnnnpornuion of froluht and
phonougm' hunlurxn hotwoon Now York
and Siiorbrooko tho Now ”own now
has to uuc u lil-thilo portion iioiwoou
South \‘ornon and ilrattlohoro in Vor»
input. This utrotoh of truck holongwlol
tho Now London Norlhorn ruilroud.
'i'horc in plan 11 stretch of it when ho»
i or hcing without iltlllll' motion of odor
twoon Wiudnor. \'t., and Whtto iiiyor
Junction. owned by tho lontrul Vor-
moul. it. in tho intontion of tho Now
iluvcn road to hridpo lllt‘iw hrouiw in,
un through lino. an the niatmuout of
tho, road tour. to giro it ono undor ital
own control.
it might him) no luontionod ilmt thol
Now London Northorn in oontroliod Mi
hy lonuo, by tho (lrnnd 'l‘rulill. and
right thoro which in tho iittio ut‘l‘np hot i
lwcou tho Now Hui-on and tho (irnudl
'l‘rnnk llt‘llllll‘ prowling out of tho huH‘t‘l
of thc lntlcr to outor l‘rmidonoou
whore» tho Now lluvon lino hold full:
may of rutlroud uud ntohuinlllp htth
norm for on many yours lllul tho lt'i’il‘i
inry llilH hoop roxurdod no its own,
in tho llouintor, Sunday. it ups. «to
toil that tho guns in thin through lllll"
uoro lining ourvr-yod hy ugouti: of tho
liontnu & Moiuo now undr-r Now tin“
you controi, Art n tnuttcr of foot iho‘
'irnud 'i‘ruhk‘a onoronrlunoui on tho:
Now llnrou'n lorrilory has not pl:Iu~'
nod until tho Nov.- llnvon ttt‘t‘lli‘t‘tl oon .
trol of iho'llouton d .\l;tino >)'tll“‘li. 'l‘lu 5
wiso moh on tho Grand Trunk unw tho
dunuor of thin t‘tllliltllll'lillltill ol' ipior".
will and plunucd tho countor only"
\rltlrh rouultod in tho. application of’
tho colupnuy for onii’y lo l’rorldoiu‘o,
'l‘lw Now llnxon poopio, uowr tit-runod :
l handiod hotwwn tho points involvcd.
'h‘ult‘liilc. win-l yosivrdny flout
' lioyic' lit-forth
FOR 5
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main
* K 1 Emma
"mm... ............. .w-._...~mm .
.«F 0 RD
it's .llllllit'l‘-llliic-—l10W
nice. .
it will he rcady in a trite.
And oh, my goodness! what. a
change \
Since we hate had a Stamford
Rough.
licl'orc. the meals were always
intc .
And wc would have to wait
and wait.
.-\ud Mothcr’d any, “The witch’s
slow."
”That lire i cannot make it go.”
lint now shc smiles and calls no
quick .
.\ud dinncr'n‘ ready on the tick.
ALE BY . 9
and West Sis.
very
“In It riuhi motor or oountcr hiow, im-
nwo'liilt’li iuudo piano for ontry into
iimi oily. '
With tho Now iluvon. hy way or the!
notion l‘. hlnilio, outer-inn tho Grand
'l‘ruuk'o torrilory and tho (irnud Trunk .
coming into tho Now lluvon‘n itold.|
roilroud thou und that-to who nun iliol
Iiilli'tlflllli for shipping purpouou arc."
looking for n quloi hut ongrouuiyo warS
hoiwoon tho two corporation with ro-,
snicct to tho huslucuu which will ho‘
Spot‘iklllt: or tho building of tho twoi
goon noodod for u thrmmh lino tho
Now llnron mud totinv loaned u pinto»
mont which Hold: “'l‘ho conutruclion!
tho (Touirnl \‘oriuont hy Ioum‘. und that . oi“ llwito. two ncotiouu will .onnhio ”ml “to yours lull).
tho (‘outrol \‘orniont lo controllr‘ri also‘ In“. H, ho hump.“ mm.“ morn ofilclont-i “"‘mili'fl “l‘lli’inliimiil Karl W. Burk
1 was hondinamtor, and tlwrc wrro 43 plr
ly and oconomioully."
KUNDRA l8 JAI‘EO. i
llliiti'i‘illl, (‘onh.. April lil.~».\udrow
ix’undrn. urrootcd how for lun'gim‘itilmt
llio plural (if .ltto Mltlu in“ March Mill;
lillt‘l‘ iho rosidonro of MN. Maryland:
to tho:
Kohooi at Moridoh hy
.iudgo hialouo ior ttw worn. it is.
nndorutvmd that thin Mllill‘lll‘ll \‘i'llil im-‘
pno‘t‘d :ilior ill!" cmli‘t‘ luid I‘Dnli‘l‘l‘i‘il:
with Suiwrintonniout Williams, of tho‘
Ht‘lltlill, m‘or tho tolophuno. '
i
l
. i
LOADED FREIGHT CAR BURNED. i
MANt‘lll-Zi-i‘l‘lili, Mull lli ~»-A our;
iudou pith pupor slot-i. on u Kido truck .
in tho ftcluhi yhrd. wn-t imrnod tidal
noon. lilo loam living given an "2.5M" !
'i‘uo titlit‘r euro wcfo dulnugod lwloro ,
n loconiotiro couldiw outlod to tin-
yard in romoto Ollll‘i earn.
N0 moot-main EVIDENCE.
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No One Wanta to Buy Academy's
Goodwill and Accounts.
'i‘hnt tho goodwill nnd hook urcounlu
at tho Stamford Acudt-my for Boy tin»
(till‘pt'll‘illt‘tll are not tempting. wmrull-
paront tho other tlfl)’, when Attoruoi
Word llurtrnm. who had hoou alumini-
cd rooolror upon petition of tho orcdi-
torn, utirmolod to not] the Academy at
huhllo nurtion. Mr. Bartram didn't
Bilccood hocauoo thoro wore no hiddorx.
Now non have to apply to tho Court
for sonic other method of settling tho
uflnir. '
'l‘ho Arntiomy was oatuhiiohtfll uhoui
At tho limo or Mr.
plin. Alli-r tho school was closod sonic
of tho atudonls wont to orcrlohi; Acad-
olii_\‘ in Norwuiu. Many of tho boys
rotor from (habit and South Atucricun
countriou.
Tho pl‘opr-rly t"(liiill81ti of n l'trsz‘t‘
building iformorly J‘hc ilutniliozi
llmwcl and nimut two noroa of land in
Stamford tho I,‘Hlllllilll‘il \uluo oi‘
within to support. It in mortgnood lot
‘ipuardit of that ’l‘iu- ll! rmnui propor-
H in :ilmv nmt’ilmtzml for morn than it
i:» worth. ilonoo tho loci; of liiddt‘l‘f.
PiLES CURED m 6 TO M D 8
PAZU (liN'l‘Mi-IN'I‘ in guarantee to
run» any cnso of liohinu. ililnd. l lucd
log or i’roll‘nding Piles in 6 I) ll
dayo or mom-y ro-tuudcd. 50¢.
’i’ho lint l-‘inishors' Asuoriuilou Will
ivoid llH unnuai moonlit tint owning at
h m lurk in t'ontrul Labor hiccum.
l’tll‘l.:\li illll'l‘ll
t‘tixiltl t‘i (i’i‘liit
liil culntllmrv
l'|.:\lN l’tll'l.l.\'l~' Sinplo tuilul‘o
StilSl’I'l'll.‘
\\ lll'l'l‘? litltlliS
l..\itlt'.\
.iwi t'iill.ltlll-I.\“S
iMililiti and l‘iill.lilil‘3.\“ 2-3 Littlll
linli wool. plain colors
l“.\.\’t‘l' \\‘i-ll\\'l~‘l-i Hll‘iilos and plntdu
imitation mum: uiika. tho idilup
Aiuoruuumd tuivrtc. light .nluuivii
l'lfllll .md lulu-y.
Hosiery
In liu go t or it'll
Underwear
We want to invite your attention to the splendid
values we offer at the popular price of 26 cents.
FOR THURSDAY
we shall give goods at lhis price special promi-
nence AND WILL MENTION
Dress Goods
.Vl‘It‘KWHAR
\i'till-T lllllllllN‘S
llt‘llH
plain
i'tilih’l'l'l‘ l‘t)\‘l~3lir‘
:illliid. mums l'
l".‘tl\iili‘ (HAWKS
.'\l'l\\
:iud tuotliuul
il.\NIllil'llll‘llll'il“!
‘\\ ASH l‘ll/i.
A FEW J'I‘EMS
Fancy Goods
in largo rurioiy
hliiio, Moanuiino. 'l‘uffoin. lii‘on
ti
. Latino and routo' (our) and
Low illlll oinlnoidor), ii‘rum‘h
and tight littmp.
mid l'Ino. iiutroiio‘. ('oiuim
Gloves
lilnch nod l‘lili'l‘h
\itllh‘.
\l‘uhu iouhthn ul ,. . 26c.
\‘i'niid icnulhu . . . ,.
Plain Kekko Silk .
. , ...25c. linhulur prion pug,
Pekin Stripe Silks
Whirl icnutho .......... 25¢. llnnuidr prit'o :ihc.
linguinr prlco no 3|il'ltl‘tlllil‘d .
iiiit it'liuio
Sample lino . .
Other Items of Equal Value
SPECIAL ITEMS
To maka Thursday in REAL DARGAIN DAY at
FIVE P. M. will sell th'foliowmg items about prices
Dotted Kekko Silks. Kimonos
25¢. iii-nuiur prion :lpc,
‘ Foot Stools
..... . . . .Zbc. ltouulnr prict‘. Mic.
i Buréau Scarfs l... Shams
....25c. ltouuim- prints Silo,
'iIAA1
South Normlioa
«,AJicker
84 Washington Strcet. South Norwalk
«TELEPHONE m
an&Son
. Wily" number the lull noun.
ht till. W on ovary hon. doc.
t
'6
arc included
shiuc. ordinary washing and
changi- of color. 25c and up.
Linen colored Petticoats.
Misscs' Percales, (or.
.
oi liic stut'c on account of the
cod of tlic Utrpct Stunt.
wwmddg Advertium rm 1 Bridgeport Advertisement-
The» D. M.
Established 1857.
The D. M.
wnnunanar. Apart. :3. xgxo
Read Co.
E
Polarized Cotton Fabrics‘
That do not fade or change color.
.\n exhibit of l’olarizcd Cotlons shows some beautiful
\‘tilill'll‘lgh and u yurict r of weaves. in fact. many of thorn are
on pretty that it is di icuit to believe they are cotton. iherc
Sun Silk. Zedco, Shantung. Satin Stripes, "
and Princess Voile.
'i‘ln-rc arc odd shadow. rose. wisiaria. .‘iliL‘ll pinkZ browns
and tons. rcs'cdzi. turquoisr. \‘l'iiiC. old. and the satisfactory
port of it all is, they are guaranteed to endure strong sun-
woar, without any uoiiccztblc
\l’asli (500th Sortion. lower floor.
Petticoats for Warmer Weather
.\'cvcr was ranch a good looking,r stock of Clianibrays,
(lingiisnns and l’crcnit-s. the r
pctticoats that women need for summer w "or.
Chambrays. gray. tan. black mid white. so. (A) and 98¢.
Striped Percales, black and white, navy and white, and
brown and whitc. made with drop llouncco. ruchings and
arcordcon planing. very stylish. vcry heat. at 98c special.
ciiahlc and comfortable wash
98c.
Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor.
0
Mohairs, 69 (its. a yard
A Clearance of Fine Grades.
Mml of thcsc t‘lt‘istlil Moliairs wcrc $1.50 and $1.25,
and u nntulwr \t'cro $1.00 and 75d, Tllt‘ sale ombrat't‘s plain
wcuycs in dark coloriugs. slripcs and diagonals. l‘or sep-
crnto altirtx om-piccc gowns. and bathing suits.
(.‘olorcd Dress Goods Section.
, O I
Men s Silk Lisle Half-Hose
troop, last block. iinc and lustrous. with douhlc woven '
mil-k and mm: high spliced hot-ls. The quality has always ,.
lit't‘ll 38.x '
‘ G .
At 25¢ a pair.
t‘uxtoiucrs arriving at tho stoic in motor cars or c:ir-'
ring” will liud it inipossililc to approach ’tlic Main St. side
paving Ullt‘l’fllltlll‘. 'l‘llc Miti—
dir Si. t‘lllrflllt‘t' i» opcn and pcoplc arc advised to usc that
point. lcm‘ltlg‘ cuts and carringcx‘. and entering through cost
Read Co.
TlCE OF SUPREME COUNT.
Eisnnnctle’l Appeal FrOm Lita Sen-
tence Among Other; on Decket.
"rho Snort-mo Court of Errors. for
tho third district. convonod in Bridge-
port yostcrday for the April torm.
(lliiof .lnstico l-‘rcdoric ll. Hall. or
liridgrport. presided for the first time
Kinco lllH olovatlon to tho chic! juailco-
ship. 'l‘lic now juntico la Silas A. itohv
inuou. oicratod from tho l-illpl‘i'lDI'
mutt lu-nch. Tho morninq nosolon was
oponod with prayor by Roy. tioruld ll.
Board, of the Park Street (‘ougrcgao
tlontii church. of which (,‘hicf Juntlco
Hall to I nictnhcr. The court arraigned
chaos for tho wook, nnd utorlod in on
tho hour-tug of nppoaiu from Now Hu-
ron cmiuty. 'l‘ho limihnnicnt' for curios
for "on! work will tnko plucc on Frlv
day morning. 'i‘ho dorkot mntuiim
many tutu-routing t‘iiul‘ti trom Fulrtlold
i'mtuty.
’l‘hcro in tho appoul from tho Kon-
touch of lilo haunt-(l upon Nupoioon
liiunouuotio. who shot and killed his
hrothor-in-laW. Room l'. llcmcry: tho
alumni of ’l‘hooduro ti. (lootz. o chauf-
four, or Stamford, who run down and
killod a woman in that town. for
which ho was smitom'od to a your in
jail: the appeal of Wultor ll. Quimhy
uni Hot-toi- him-imp from a year‘n
soutom-o to jail tor defrauding a
proporty holder of tllllwrl street; tho
appeal of dicrhort llanyon, former
rdilor of the t'iroonwich investigator
from n acutonro of to month» in jolt
to cullionicment; Polar il'. lirauulou.
a saloon koopor of Dunliury from tho
ocutcuco of not lotto than thrco or
worn thnn tlvo your: in ototo‘u prison
for an lndocnt Mllilllll. on Mm, Mao
Karol Month. of motility. .
(in tho civil tlltll‘ thorn in tho up-
poul of tho John H. Mi-Muhon hcirn
in tholt- iillll against tho ’l‘own oi
titratlord ovcr land on slot-pinohnuo
Island: tho iii-fondlntn appeal in .lhu
null or (‘unor & liurloy mutual tho
Mntrr‘hriotiii limo. Mm. 00.: tho an-
oral or tho ilnrouono Von ltomhoru
in the matter of tho pctllion or hot
fornuvr hunlmul. Wuitrr C. Merrill;
and tho npponi of Max Warshow
printout“ the A. Elwood 0 80m and
JUDGE HALL'KSWP‘RVE'SIEINAG“ we.“
'MJEFFhiE's'"uR?"66'oB—‘wiu 67"
His Trainers Pleated at Showing Made
With Berger.
BEN Mlhlthl). (‘ui.. April ill—Tho
muclrtaikod-of "first boxing bout" bo-
twooh .ioffrioo and licrgor yesterday
spouts to have pleased tho big follow's
trainers by its results. To them the
most satisfactory point developed Who
tho oxroilcnt wind shown by Jellrios.
'l‘ho whcczing and labored breathing
which characterized his bouts on tho
stugo has diaappcurcd ontirely.‘llergor
was cnthuslastic. "llc has improvod
n thouaand per cent. other; i hoxcd
with him last.“ said the manager.
"'I‘hc hig follow hardly fietlll‘led to
hrontho and in tho clinches his
stronmh was such that it was like
wrostllng a stono wail.”
.lotrrlon himsolf thl‘P a complacent
omilc uftor ho hnd cotnplotcd tho bout.
filillll‘ ropo shipping and hair punching.
"i am in good condition right now." ho
doclurod.
-Worh on the gymnasium was com-
monood todur. 'l‘ho roof in to he tail-
on oil inunmiiatcly show» tho ring. thus
porniitting fresh air and more light.
M...
puor‘. SMITH TO LEAVE YALE.
NEW HAVEN. April lil.~—-llr.
Charles Henry Smith. pmioooor of lino
icnu History at Yuio. will aovor hln
octivc. commotion with the university
at tho olooo of thr- ' current condemn:
your and will rotiro undor tho provi~
along or the Carnegie Foundation. (luv
cording to an announcement maria
horo today. l’mt‘. Smith wml arodip
ntmi from Yulo in 1865. hie was on tho
i'aio faculty from 1867 to liltiil. tutor
taught in preparatory uchoohi and from
1874 to 1890 hold a profounorahip ill.
llowdoin. touring that lhutltuliou in
tho lutlor your to tulio tho chair of Am-
orlcun iitntory at Yuio. Mo was horn
in Bolrut. Syria. in 15142. his futhor ho-
imz llnr. Ell Smith. a minutdunry of tho
Amortonn Board.
Mrn. i-luhhulut (who lulu hirod u
mun to plant uhudn trmol-~"Dlttnulg
out tho hoion. l sou, Mr. inhuman."
Imtnlgnh»~"‘l~lo. mum. Ol‘m dig-
gin‘ out the dirt on’ iuvtn’ tho hoiou."
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