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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

AMERICANS MAY LAND.-Assistant Secretary
Spaulding telegraphed the collector of customs
at Boston this morning as follows: Depart
ment advised 200 American citizens on Cunard
steamer Narotben in perfect health. four days
in quarantine. American citizens. whether in
cabin or steerage, need not be detained after
health officers have certified it is safe to land
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

No Encalnpment Ever Handled So Well.
From the Portsmouth On. H. Daily Chronicle.
The G. A. R. editions of the Washington
STAR are models Of industrious observation
put into cold type, and it is safe to say that no
encampment has ever been handled by any
newspaper as the present one is by The STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

EUGENE E. GADDIs of Ohio has been pro-
NOTED from 81 900 to 81 800 in the Office of the
register of the treasury under competitive ex-
animation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

Mr.. RoBERr ]. WYNNE. private secretary to
Secretary Charles Foster, has returned from an
ocean voyage to Nova Scotia much improved in
health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

MORMON PARDoNED. Tho President has
pardoned Geo. r. Cozier of Utah. sentenced
May %, 1892, to one years imprisonment for
adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

Instructions b the Sanitary Inspectors.
This morning Health Oficer Hsmmett gave
instructions to the aanitary inspectors TO be
careful IN their rounds and ses that IN places
occupied list week by the visiting @. 4. r men
aee put N good sani1axy ccndihon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

SECRETARY ELKISs is expected to return to
Washington next Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

The EVENING STAR made a.
substantial contribution to
the success Of the great
encampment by produc-
ing from day to day a rec
ord which is generally con-
ceded to have been unrivaled
for completeness and excel
lence. The weeks issues form
journalistic monument COM
nemorative of the great re-
union Of veterans in O city
whose fortunes were SO closely
identified with those Of the
armies of the Union that bat
tied around it. Recognizing
the historic character of the
event The STAR spared no
pains or expense in producing
issues that in every respect
were commensurate with the
occasion. 1t is gratifying to
the publishers Of THE STAR
that its efforts have been fully
appreciated, not only by the
veterans for whose especial
ha 1f
by the citizens of Wash
ington, but as well by
the journalists of the country,
who have been liberal and
hearty in their praise of work
that has never been surpassed.
This, as stated, has been
contribution OF The STAR to
the encampment, for notwith-
standing the great expense Of
the issues the price Of the
paper was not increased, single
copies being sold as usual at
two cents, and The STAR for
the whole week being mailed
to any address for fifteen cents,
postage prepaid, figures which
meant financial loss to THE
EVENING STAR COMPANY on
every copy issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

~ 7ai,erfno ONCE MORE AND MORE IN.
~ Chat. tersstSu1 than ever. You will
find 1t worth your while to listen
TO every word have TO say
about your wardrobe this sea-
We've lots OF pood stories
to tell Todap-our &23 business
suits to orler-a big sensal ion
creatinc hosts of friends-they
will make a friend Of you-see
them
W. c. MERITS
Tdilorino Shop.
se26-3m 514 l1th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
Gov. Fishback Of Arkansas summoned.

Gov. Ffshback Of Arkansas summoned.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept 26.-Gov. FisAbsck
arrived here last night from Fort Smith and
leaves for New York today. He goes esst ss
the solicitation Of members OF the democrs0s
national committee. who have invited him 70
make speeches in New York, Connectscut Nov
Jersey and other states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

Death Of Gen. james W. HustsA.
Gen. James W. Husted, fsmiliarly known -
the ''Bsid Eagle Of Westchestsr county," died
st his residence st Peskskill, \. T., at Sis
o'clock Last night Al his dsathbsd thsrs we're
Dr. Mason, The attending physasian. end Mr.
HpstedS wiss snA senR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
FINANCIAL
ABorr VIM M,krse
AND WILL BREAKING.

AND WILL. BREAKING.
IAs Adransage q Nar1ino Trust COMPANY as Tou
Er-cyt0r.
There arr many very obvious reasons why
atrus; company should be named a. e1-
eeutO- Of your will. 1t eanno; but be en-
barrsssinr q AK friend TO assume the
resronsibility and labor incident 10 closing
your Affairs and 90 nece-s.tlte his putting
himself onfond To the value of double your
estate a. guarantee that your Affairs will
b adniiniste-ei honestly
In choosing friend "a executor you run
th. risk of imposing added trouble npOn
yourself. for your fri I'd may lie betoreyou.
and yoI will then be Obised to name
another executor
Another emergency vhirh very frequently
hApTens + this Your freni may die while
Alnin stertne yogr estate, particularly il
this apt 20 happen when the estates of
minor Children are involved This com
pany Will never die. II you name II as ex-
ecutor of your viii all troIble your part
b NJ AZ enl. l. @Vrru'.ve officers are men
Of well known int"r-i;y and s4gscity and
you may ferl sure Il y0gr affairs are in
trustee O. IL they vii le u.anazed % the
best advantage Of you- heirs and sSsignees.
n yuu have not drawn your will you
shouii drCplu AMI talk the matter over
with u. wills naming this company as ex-
ecutor drawn free and kept free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
A FEW FACTS.

The STAR has no preposter-
ous claims to offer its patrons
as to its circulation last week.
1t printed neither q million
copies nor a quarter Of q mil
lion on any day. But then no
other Washington paper did
so--or could by any possibility
have done so with the printing
facilities at command, and any
such claim is simply ridicu-
lous.
Below is printed an affidavit
OF the actual circulation, day
by day, Of The STAR. These
are the figures Of the complete
STARS. II the issue was q
twenty-page one the statement
Is Of that many twenty-page
papers. II a sheet or four
pages is to be accounted q
copy the figures would be
five times as great. The latter
course is sometimes pursued.
Orders for the paper for the
week are still pouring in at the
rate Of thousand q day.
1t is certain that the circula-
uon Of The STAR was much
in excess Of that Of any other
Washington paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
~SLET THE BOTS ENJOY THEMSELVES.

K@SLET THE BOYS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
Roller skating time is upon u.s. The
boys will soon be skimming over the
smooth. CLASSY pavements. enjoying
themselves and improving their health
and strength.
We offer Raymond's Full -nickeled Ex-
tension Roller Skates. all clamps and
straps. composition wheels. in all the
different sizes. at 81. 25 per pair.
There are other makes of extension
skates. which sell for less, but are not
to be compared with these, as they are
fully worth 81 80.
500 sets of Composition Skate Wheels
only 2oc. per set of wheels.
We have pretty fair Roller Skate as
low as 81 and various other finer grades
mp to the finest at 81
BARBER & ROSS.
''Builders Hard,are"
COR. 1lTH AND SITS. w. sens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~MFr NC AGAIN AFTER SUMMER VA
FuEsbiY" F + "ia s.5,.m. 5ssa.r ssSas1sOu; oa
.s2a AssSS % 9EaFT TAYhoR L aas er Sec
H~%% g. E; 1.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
go S,I Pc e hsIs s1s fsbSY sssh iHss
k~tkLap,,!ER % s H: DpRAND,, OLD SCHOOL
n EMSnnnwentai Hall. IL, Pennsylvania NV.
K@STo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
49, In pursuance Of the act of Congress and
nnaeI o Of ths Commissioners Of District
" The sng Gs1rGh ano will begin October 1892 the
opposite Tosy de-
51Bss i5TDs to os fsmoys their dead apply
es W. iS 'PiSsnaslsa, Semnise.
kASwASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB Az
and twelve days BIDS w be receSed for
Monhds SrShd stand nr and restaurant privilege to
ciude regular bar and lunch counters sale 81 fruit it,
received for IL: eIeu.Te fysna ssana
EXECUTIVE qSMM5ITE5: N,lI,IJ,I gais:,.
se%ot Washington. D. G.
f fMSA CARD BEG TO INFORM THE PUB.
sral Xationai Meskosist Pub.5ins Il Sf
COMPANY: MARTIN n. EVANS. se26-3t'
EasHow II Grhfk sFkIkES sI5r, THEM ON THE
We nave seen at the Coventry office of the Gormuy
Jsuery Mfg Co the tire that is fsvorably known
IN america 1t has all the valuable features Of the
Pertect rneunattc, large cushioning cepecity light
wsIs and nd method Of sef;srppin to the rim that
ues time. Its tread is slightly corrugated and wei
calculated to prevent the sideslipping tendency Of
tCIciist Aug ), 1892
a., GORM ULLi Il JEFFERY MFG CO.
seq 1925 14th st. NV
H ~sSSLAW AEhs' BRIEFS! BRIEFS!!
Legal work of every description but especially
lowest rates BYRON S. ADAMS. PRINTER,
r,, ooo o12 11th ST. n. W.
IeIepnone o3o se26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"TEEL'S TALK FOR MEN
~ Another installment of those 15c Puff and
F0ur-in hand Scarfs at the same price last.
viz. SOC. each. From so to 80 different color
inss anil designs
As an illustration of what we propose to do
for you in underwear this season we refer Won
to the Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers at 81
per garment and the Natural Tan Merino Wool
Shirts and Drawers at 81. 50 per garment. You
Won't tnd their betters anywhere In America
for Their price.
TELLS. Mems Goods"
9;SS PA. AVE-. NV .e26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
Cleveland's I<efter.

Special Dispssch 10 The Eveninr star.
NEW Yoax, Sept 3s.-The snuouncsmsaA
wss made 1t democratic headquarters today
that Clevsland's letter Of scospsanos b - ~
put on the wires today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26


-, The ,eeathsr is likely TO De fair; brt~s north
WE STAND ALONE
We are the only yard selling the Best Gang wed
Boards for less than 81 b per 100 SO. #. Buying
lumber at 81 l. per 100 So II. a saving of ~
on every thousand feet you buv. Quite saving to
those who are buying many Thousand feet a day.
isntiU You can also save money on these:
415-in. Flooring. 81. 80 per 100 So IT,
Best Il inch siding. 81 per 100 50. IT.
Best Cypress shingles. 4x2O. 81 per
1.OOO
Can you equal these prices elsewhere.
Libbey. Bittin2er Miller
The Peoples Lumber Yard.
Cor. 9th AMI y. Y. ave- NV se26
ECATHEDRAL--A MEET
TCLspAY. the 18th September. 1852. a. 7:ao p
~ order OF the Ven. Master Of the Sadosh.
seai-3t ROBERT BALL. 3s5o Registrar.
RsMAsONIC.-THE NEXT STATED COM
Z N viii % heid tfsSY sf fTfS td 90 the h
insi. at 30 when The n II degree viii lib be worked
lodges tIatenaiy Invited be present By order Of
se24-2t WI PROCTOR. Secretary.
ss-STHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW
fSrVfyc a;d University MI open on FRIDAY
Starr b nn al and % 9y sr irDi y
srecttiially invited. c. b. fURvIs. ND.
X
So Hiram Ashnore. Peoria. Ill. caused by
cable cars at 9Th and Pennsylvanis ave. Thursday,
ID about 10 m. will kindly ntorm Dr. bal:h. "A
STHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
- oI i1t Ter cent on the capital stock Of the
q the "ihre Of the cSu'Gany 800 oth St NV on and
after otober 3 ls B2oss FOR transfer of stock Will
se:.;i-it j. b. coUGHLIN. Secretary.
ESPECIAL NOTIcE,-PARTIEs TO WHOM
g. {. ). government ha2s were issued for the
TurIosn Of decoration during the q: 4. K encamp-
NJ Il fhorp. Room A. War Department. and receive
a sgr{Iender { Of thsir bonds LOUIS D. VINE.
49, THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Formerly At OAK Crest Nd. has moved to
Laurel. Md.
IL miles from Oak Crest
On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
In order to obtain orf suitable quarters during the
All express trains stop at Laurel.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Laurel. Md.
MshaSsr rsea Msaisdl BGfRIck bIesssr
SsUITs TO ORDER AT s25
80 As special Offering am making ele-
giant Suits 70 order for s25. $50 and s:i5 is the
ors. Drop in and look them over.
Choice line Of Trouserinss and Overcoatings.
J. FRED GATCHEL Gate Of Keen's).
4OS 18th st. n. W. next to James Y. Davis Sons
sei4-5m
F,COAL TO GO UP LATER
s. The price of coal is much lower now than
now. Every load Of coal leaving this yard is
1er'onaiy su',ervis Il By myself and therefore
Cleanliness and fun weight are assu ed.
ARTHUR b. SMITH.
Order by mail o. telephone.
Main Yard, 3th and SITS. H.
Eranch. Caywoods. cor. 9Th and n. =. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

THz NAr1oxA1 SAFE DEposIr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District Of Colunbia.
CORNER 18Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Conrress
Jan 1855. and acts Of Oct. 1880 and Feb. 1892.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from - each upward per annum-
Silver ware and vsluabIes taken on deposit.
TES CENTS and upward received deposit and
interest alo vel on sums Of not less than s.
Prepares aud kecrs Wills free of charze-acts as E1-
~crtor. Administrator and Irustee-executes Trusts
ss al kinds
BENJAMIN p SNYDER President
CHaRifS &. GLOVER. First Vice President
JAMES NJ JOHNS ION. second virs Pres
THOMAS T. JONES Third Vice Pres
=. FRANCIS RIGGS. treasurer.
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT. Secretary.
Directors:
Rs;tiauin p SNYDER. Zenas e Robbins
slp-rt l. St.srtevant, Andrew Wylie
Cs-orre Pant. Matthew q. Emery,
Isvis C'rphan-. Charts A James,
Henrv a. Nitsar1. p Fran Is Rtsgs.
James " Johnston. Charles &. Glover.
ka-- Perry. John q Parke.
IhufuAs Hytls. John T. Rockers.
william Z Clark. Jy 3ol Thomas K Jones'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

The VEsUvIUs has sailed from Washington
for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

HRSwHAT ONE WHO KNOWS SAYS.
correspondent writes Of the Phono-
graph II 1iHd IL NJ az much airant11s
orer sh0rthand as sho, ,thand Is opsr iosg.
hdnf.e That expresses II exactly! The
monograph dispatc hes correspond. nee and
all literary work quicker. cheaper and bet
80, ter than stenographe-s can possibly do it,
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH co. GIT st w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

Isoiemnly swear that the above is a true and
correct statement Of the circulation of THE EVEN
ING srAS for the week ending September q. 1892
J. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty
sixth day of September, A. d. 1892.
W. P. vASWICKLE,
Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
OF THE COMMIssIONERs oI

s,OFF1CE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- the District Of Columbia. Washington.
September j. ls51In accordance with the
provide for seni-snnual statements by foreiyn
atioas d ing business in the District of Columbia.
approved July ~. lSgs, any insurance company.
building citation. JdnkinE company. savings insti-
tuition. or o'her company ASSOCIATION advertising
for receiSnS premiums. deposits dues for
h-rshir except iraternsl beneficiary associations
snceiies ding business on the lodge plan and paying
desth beirfts) incorporated under the laws Of any
otbrr state territory or foreign government. and
uansacting business within the District Of Columbia
are hereby not he'd to make full statement under
oath b-f the Both day Of this month (Septen-
bel and publish the in at least two daily papers
printed in the District of Columbia. showing their
CAPITAL stock and the amount paid in account of
the same assets, liabilities, debts Jeposts, dividends
and dues as ell a. their current during
slx months ending June 30 1Se, ANY COMPANY, a.
soeiston institution tailiug publish said state
ment Will forfeit its night 10 business tits Dis
trirt J. W. DOUGLASS. J. W. ROSS, WM L.
ROsSELL. Commissioners Of the District Of Col
uni Ia. se23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

e. /. HAvrxSEn
Sealh-r Washington Stock Exchange.
Is4l F~tsts anl stock Broke-,
Econ4> q 4ui n. Nlsn,ic Buildins.
tcb -. n.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
ssk~ Blni- snd tsrain bouzht and sold for cash or
On Hargin-
CottoE bought and ssld IN N~w York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS
,. 8. Barb e. New York Sto-k Exchange
1shmsn Brs.. NsV York Cotton E1rhanre.
Lehman. stern Co. Now Orleans Cotton Exchange
EArI~-.u bEe~ 4 Go. CAicSx1 H-,1rd Il Trale
PRIVATE wir~s . Scw lOrk. Chica-sO and New Or
leans. Tei-ph 4.kL jel7-tr
IDLE EJ-NDS DRAW INTEFFST WHFN DTPOS-
j Vel ~tth tAl and rates On dsnau
snd Ccrtinc.tc- " dsf az before -rSitug
where WOODS co kauk-r~
IL, - n
ore " Close 30.
au3+ G.nersi Baukinx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, s1.211 ,426; customs, 81, ,O50, 1853.
THE NEWARK has arrived at Villefranche.
THE DOLPHIN has arrived at Norfolk
SECRETARY TRACY has returned to the citv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

R~CLARET FOR CHOLERA
Iadt1estf0n Is the primeval cause of cholera
and 1t should be looked after the moment svinp-
toms appesr lest this (. tai pest should develop.
The best physicians If WashinPton are now rec
ommendin- Claret for IN digestion and We have
received many fattering compliments regard
ing the neculi,r purity and efficacy of onr
g,ades. Our Famous Golden Gate" Ciaret
a. ~ per doz. qts. is grand.
TO-KALUN WINE COMPANY
OLA 14th st n. W. Telephone, DOS sec6
1854 90. 80 DERBY FOR 20.
While We carry full line Of the latest Of
KnoI" Hats-cCnceded the best and most
fasntonable-we er. also Offering a new block
In Black and Brow rbies at 81 which is
equal to the 50 80 quality sold about town.
We are sole agents for Knox"
B. H. sTINEMETZ SON.
1877 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV .ee-3m
WILLIAM S. TEEL, JR
~ Is permanently located at 602 ST. NV
rooms Z, AMI g. first floor prera to do a general
Real Estate. Loan and Ins surance Business share
OF your patronage solicited. se2G-1w
R~FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
WM. GARNER
se26-3m 1925 7th st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

W :. HpGE IT-- TC DANIEL. Sec.
I-SfIED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CIATIOS. 1913 ? st. Washington. d. C.
shU~-. siOo. payable in monthly instsllin.nts.
vs2sh PAr;icipats IN ali profts and mature 81
unonths.
fsy~ intsr~s. money deposits In snv ,rnount
haai per interest psii On syecial deposits
ffOnrl the dat they made. ,ys-3rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

AND WILL BREAKING
IAs Adoanfage ef Naming Trust Company as Your
Executor.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-29
Financial.
Is 1T INTUITION?

The Stock Market Somewhat PIrmer
-Industrials Strong, Closing Firm
The General List Closes Rather
Weaker-Railroad Bonds Irregular.
NEW YORK. Nov. g.
The stock market to-day, taken altogether, was
somewhat frmer than on Saturday. Several
sharp attacks were made at intervals, and at the
lowest figures the decline was equal to 1sGlS per
cent Subsequently New England advanced from
41ss to 42I5, and the remainder of the list Inn
proved 1s99s per cent The rise was due, much
as anything else, to the fact that bankers who usu
ally ship gold expressed doubt as to whether any
large amount of gold will be forwarded to Eu-
rope by this weeks steamers. Just previous to
the close prices reacted 1s914 per cent from the
highest. The industrial group was strong, espe-
cialy Sugar, Distillery, the Cattle Feeding and
Lead, which advanced 1013s per cent. All of
these closed firmer, except Sugar, which reacted
to Saturday nights prices. Among the special
ties Evansville and Terre Haute scored a net
gain of per cent. General Electric was strong
er and advanced IA per cent The rights to sub
scribe to the S6,000,CO0 debt nture bonds offered
to the stockholders sold at 295, closing at Q
Colorado Fuel and Iron common and Colorado
Coal and Iron development stocks, which are to
be exchanged for Colorado Coal aud Iron and
Colorado Fuel, under the terms OF consolidation
of the two last named, were traded in for the
first time to-day. Ths old Colorado Coal and
Iron was strong and in demand. The general
market closed rather weak.
Railway bonds were irregular. The total GALES
were S997, 600. Atchson 2I6s, class A, declined /
per cent. and Minneapolis and ST. Louis equip
ments 4.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, "a
broadway, N. Y, and Is Center street, New Hs
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-29
LAID AT REST.

Funeral of Aaron nelden-HaRy Old
Friends and Associates Attend the
Services.
The funeral of the lat6 Aaron Belden
took place yesterday afternoon at 2:59
from the residence Of his son, Frank q.
Belden, 10 Beers street, Rev. DR.. Birdsall,
pastor of the Church of the Ascension,
officiating. A large number of Borrowing
friends were present to pay the last sad
token of respect and esteem for the de-
ceased venerable townsman. The Impress
i've funeral service of the Odd Fellows was
carried out in q most BETTING manner.
Mr.. Belden was the oldest Odd Fellow in
Connecticut, having joined the order in
1889. He was q charter member and past
grand master of Quinnipiac lodge No. 1
and q charter member of Sassacus encamp-
ment, besides being veteran member Of
the Blues. All of these organizations were
represented. The interment was in Ever
green cemetery.
The pallbearers were n. @. Goodwin, A.
b. Hurlburt, Robert Sizer, L. Hayes, N.
r. Halliday, E. B. Hitchcock
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-29
STATE CORREsPONDENCE
Cheshire.

LOOK OUT FOR THE COMING CONCERT THIS TUES.
DAY NIGHT.
Nov. 2S.-H. H. Rice has built quite large
poultry house with many new improvements and
is going to raising poultry on quite large
scale,
Mr. s. G. Tousley has been quite sick with a
fever.
Mr.. Edward J. Keller of Shelton spent Thanks
giving here at his old home
Rev. j. Stoddard and wife were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Brown Thanksgiving.
MIR. Andrew Doolittle, MIR. e. Doolittle and wife
of Bridgeport were guests at the Trythails'; also
Miss Alice Trythall was home from New Jersey.
Rev. y. e. Barto and family spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Mr.: Barto' s home in Unionvile.
Rev. j. P. Hoyt and wife went to Bridgeport as
guests Of friends there.
Miss Sarah Bristol was in Southington Thurs.
day as q guest of her friends.
Mr.Willie H.Doolittle aud family spent Thanks
giving in Waterbury.
Mr.. Penfeld student in the Union theologi
cal seminary of New York, preached Sunday
morning in the Congregational church.
Presiding Elder Beach preached in the NJ. E.
church Sunday.
Miss Alice and Susie Trythal spent Sunday in
Bridgeport as guests OF their sister, Mrs. E. boo
little.
Miss Belle Hotchkiss, who has been Thankseiy
Ing here, at her home, returned to New Britain
Tuesday to resume her studies in the state nor.
NAL school.
Mrs. Robert Cook is suffering quite good deal
from broken wrist
Lawyer William kelsey is quite ill.
Tonight the only and original Swansdowr
minstrel troupe appears at the town hall, Chesh
ire, for the benefit of the Village Improvement
society, an institution which has won its way &c
the front in the hearts of the townspeopIe.
crowded house is expected. 1t is a genuine old
fashioned minstrel troupe, with a new and at
tractive budget OF popular songs, jokes anc
farces. The admission is 25 cents Tickets a
the usual places. Carriages can be ordered a
10 %. m.