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1vHr IIGHr GUARDS.

The basket ball team of the Light Guards has been organized and a series of games has been arranged for. The first of these games will take place next month with the Yonkers team. The Light Guards team will be composed of the same men as last year.
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A REMARKABLE EsCAPE,

Christopher McHugh, employed by A. R. Enquist in Branford, while repairing the smokestack at s. V. Osborn's grist- mill Wednesday afternoon, fell dis tance of forty feet. He landed on the roof, but was so little hurt that after taking a short rest he resumed work again.
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&Ex-dividend.
Chicago Market.

ChfCAgO Warket.
 Chicago, Nov. 24, 1S97 Wheat--Dec, new, 961s; old. s97s; Jan, e25sB; May, 91aMB. Corn-Dec., 26; May, 291a. Oats-Dec, 205s; May, 221s. Pork-Dec., 7.20; Jan, S.12; May, s35. Lard-Dec., 4.o7@410; Jan, 4.2o@422 Riibs~Dec., 4.15; Jan, 4.15; May, 427. N. Y. Wheat-Dec, 9S3s; May, 947s. N. Y. Corn-Dec., 319s; May, 84as.
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Investment Securities.

100 shs Danbury &s Bethel St. RR. O. stock. 100 shs Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg RR Go. gtd. stock. 30 shs New York & New Haven RR. stock. 30 shs Swift & Company stock. shs New Haven Water Go. stock. shs South. New Eng. Telephone stock. $1,O00 Boston & N. Y. Air Line 1st mtg. bond. S2, 900 Danbury & Bethel St. RR. bonds. $3, ,O00 New London Gas & Electric Go. 1st Gold 5's. s3, 900 Norwich Gas & Electric Go. 1st Gold 5's $5,000 Town of Bristol, Ct; As of 1927. $30O0 New York x New Haven RR. per cent. Debentures.
 For sale by
 M. E. NEWTON & CO.,, Investment Bankers. S6 Orange Street.
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WALTER BURNS TO BE BURIED
 HERE
Body of the London Banker t

Body of the London Banker to be
 Brought to This City
 London, Nov. 4-The body of Walter Burns, the senior resident partner of the banking firm of J. s. Morgan & Co.,, the London branch of the house of J. P. Morgan & Co. of New York, who died suddenly from heart disease on Monday evening, has been embalmed and will be taken to New York for burial.
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Government Bonds.
ouotatinns nf Active Rnnds.

Quotations of Active Bonds. The following quotations on bonds ars furnished by Boody, Mcclellan & Co.,, bank CTS. 57 Broadway, New York, and 87 Or. ange street. New Haven:
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 Erie 1st Con. prior lien g As. ... 90 9O1A Manhattan Ky Con. mtg g 4s... 9415 9JA Mo, Kan. X Tex. list mtg As. S7f4 STA Mo, Kan X Tex 2d mtg 4s. ... 611% 62
 Mobile & Ohio, gen mtg 4s. ... T2 73
 N. Y, Ont, & West gen mtg 4s. 96 96sa N. Y, Sus. X West. gen mtg 5s. S6 S68t No. Pac. prior gen mtg 4s. ..... 91% 91I No. Pac. gen lien g 3s.......... 6Sts J9% Oregon Short Line con 5s..... 934 93aa Phila. X Reading gen mtg As. .... S44 S4h Rio Grande X West. 1st mtg As 91 82
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} through The Constitution some years ago.
This book is a grand and harmonious inter-
probation of the Bible and one which gives
comfort to all who read il. The Dawns are
I'm three volumes, the fourth being in the
press now. Volume T. THE Plan of the
Ages" gives an outline OF the divine plans
revealed I'm the Bible relating TO mans
redemption and restoration from sin and
death Volume O. THE Time Is at
Hand treats Of the manner and time OF
the Lords second coming. considering the
Bible testimony on this subject Volume g.
Thy Kingdom Come" considers prOphe-
cies which mark events connected with tho
"Time of the End. the Clorificati0u of tho
church and the establishment of the mil
l"nuial kingdom. II also contains q chapter
on the great pyramid. showing fits corrobo-
ration Of the dates and other teachings OF
the Bible.
! do so appreciate our kingdom. through
which we can learn so much The recent
discussion Of Gripn saved mo 81 80 for which
j am thankful. Let the good wori, go on.
sisters. and let all frauds ba exposed.
Note-The last part of your letter omitted.
as 1t is against our rules TO advertise any
one free
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About Fall Hats; Other Fashions

n Il said upon good authority that there
Will ha no ST rules as 10 tho shapes ot
hats this fan. only tho slf felts vii De
oelad by q softer felt that can be
shaped bv the miIiiner 90 suit the style Of
tho wcar,r's face As to the colors and
trimmings Eray and white viii bo most
norular bnt there ARE harmonics in violet.
mixtures ut green and h.aek and other dull
tones Low crowns seem To be stll i'm t.
vor and decided brlms Velvet. Ne'ours.
moire plain and glaco win De preferred Ia
ribbons for hats ~ aii shape
Flowers VIII De- very lifuo used during
tile coming season. plumago taking their
place Every sort ~ feather viii De- used.
ostrich always taking the lead for more
expensive trimmings
Many win De glad 10 know that set viii
b. extensively used. for there viii newer
bo q trimming prcttier or more effective
than jct.
The new capcs aro cut little longer
thau last season and slightly fuller. the
standing collars and cape being cut in
onc.
Brafdin- win bs mova popular than ever.
NOT only Tor c4u.s ana Jackets hut braid
irs. ia coarse cord m11e 90 silk VIII orua-
fntut many evening dre Steel ANA Jet
in combination ull. ba much used in orna-
uentlus blouse fronts
SIX IS a. he tho material Tor tho coming
fau. black headlue fho lSt iu popular f.l-
Nor. white black fancy silks VIII come
r-lmIu,utIr ta tns front. these ara black
:, lt4 fancy stripes or flowers
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o tion as to trained nurses. would say write Q
/ e. Dr. Brewster. Grady hospital. for par
/ IcuIars Write with stamp.
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tions and all OF whom looked upon tho
event as q kind of family affair. FOR they
had served with the fair librarian for some
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|WOMANS K|NGDOM<-


} train their little children. Tho way |
I trained mine was by the scripture. Train
| them in tho way they should go" or rather
iu tho way thar you want them to go, II
| you want your children to be pleasure
10 You. Teach them to know that tho
ways of tho wicked loadeth TO destruction;
| PROVIDE them with good books and periodi-
calls and keep novels and trashy reading
from them, for it is like keeping bad
company. they destroy all tho love for
solid reading
There was a mistake IN that bedbuG
recipe. il IS corrosive of sublimato, not
chloratc I will give my recipe for making
apple butter. Pare the apples cook them
as for pies. rub them through sitter TO
take all lumps out Of them, put in as
much sugar ass you liko 20 have the butt
ter sweet, h3if sugar or one-third sugar,
favor 10 taste; set X on the stove ana let
90 cook until IL becomes thick and smooth,
then put in q jar and you can cut IL out
In nice pieces.
Matte Porter. Round Mountain. Ala
noticed IN last weeks paper a criticism
concerning tha"new woman" from Lone
star" sister Now. let mo kindly ask you,
Old woman and sister. what the new Wo-
man -, what ara her characteristics ana
what IS sha doing? We must know her
before we are capable of criucisinS her
Justly. OF course l do not mean TO say
you do not know her. but people diher
widely as to what her characteristics real
ly are. / do not pretend 10 know myself.
but believe she IS our brave and faithful
friend
How many Of YOU read Lillian Bells de-
scripuol of The new woman IN the
March number OF Tho W0mans Home
Companion? For tho benefit OF those who
dld not read ii / viii quote a part Of IL.
''The woman who shrlcks on political
platforms those who smoke ana those
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.AIarlet'-f VIII tell the 81 tcrs how %
N. o., q pretty ANA Inexpensive rug. Take
crocus or what Wc e1l GRASS s3cks. cleanse
them thoroughly aud Disc ouo-haf red and
tho other HAITI yellow or auy coiorS desired.
Cat 40, FIRST piece as laree as the rug is
wauted and the next ONE about three inches
smaller au around. and So ou uuti tae
center IS finished with very small piece.
Fringe au the edges about three inches
deep. so when rut together nothing but the
fringe is seen. Put toe ther with a whip
stitch which will prevent further rayelus.
Alternate the colors have just finished
protts ono which did not cost "a cent. as !
u 4de my own dyc I dyed one-half bright
yellow with a. strong solution Of hickory
bark bouad ana set with alum. Tho other
halls ] dyed II dark purple with white "all
bark sol with copn,ras. Now think such
"a rug as this is Within the reach of an the
country sisters. ANA ! suppose those I'M
cites have something better. 1 am very
elad to -ee "The Mlleuuisl Dawn" G.
T Russell mentioned by Mrs. J. j. Row
L.rd OF Bobhit. y. c.. in last issue.
hop, ali who can viii avail themselves %
nor Kind offer I TOO. would like TO aid
in -preadIur the circulation of th.s grand
and wonderful book which was first intro
duccu 10 inc by our beloved "Bii Arp
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

In order to give all a chance to
compete, and that their labor will not
be in vain, provided they have been
unsuccessful in receiving the cash
awards we make the following offer:
Parties recommending twenty Gus
toners will be presented with a $40
suit of clothes fifteen customers a
SIS suit of clothes; ten customers
$40 suit of clothes five customers a
S. pair of trousers.
Our reputation for doing exactly
what we advertise is we'll established,
but to insure you of absolute safety
we make the following offer:
To donate to any Charitable Insti-
tuition Five Thousand Dollars (5ooo)
provided any one proves the awards
not bona fde. Our books will be
open to experts at any time.
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Map Part the Province Of Santiago Showing the Rio Canto Valley
Byamo Which Destroy

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Spanish m greats gup aedanha saOneas actively
engaged he GhG oeuHoa aAtos uaatGia
B " t h heare esmnshg taken il
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Spaniards No Longer Attempt
to Conceal That Havana
Is in Danger.
FIGHTING AT The GATES OF
THE CAPITAL.
Last Act OF the Retiring Com
mander Is to Order the Death
OF All Prisoners.

HAVANA, CUBA, July 8.-Weyley has
been recalled by the central Government
at last. As soon as the captain-genera
enters Havana from Saneti Spiritus he
will tender his reslgnation, as is usual in
such cases. and will probably await fur
ther instructions from Madrid. 1t is
likely he will not turn over the Govern
ment of Cuba to his second in office and
start at once for Spain, as many captains
general have done. but will remain in Of
flee until mis- successor arrives.
a cable dispatch from Spain by way Of
Key West says the Government intends
to replace Weyler with General Ramon
Blanco, Marquis of Pena Plata, who was
captain-general in 1878, and who held the
same Office in the Philippines when the
revolution began there. 1t is also said
that Generals Macias Pando and Borges
will come to Cuba as mem bers of the staff
OF General Blanco.
The news of General Weyler's recall was
suppressed, as far as the newspapers were
concerned, by the authorities both in
Cuba and Spain in order to obviate, if
possible, any immediate unfavorable effect
upon the price of Spanish bonds on the
London and Paris stock exchanges. The
failure of the captain. general and the ter
rible situation of the Spanish army in
Cuba have, nevertheless. made i'm perative
the recall of Wevler. To avoid unfavor-
able comment in Europe and further de-
probation in the value of Spanish securi-
ties, and at the same time to maintain the
dignity of the Canovas Government in the
face OF the Liberal party. headed by Senor
Sagasta, which declared the recall of Gen
erai Weyier to be part OF its programme,
the news will not be officially published
until the Government is sure that th
Marquis of PIena Plata or some other
Spanish general of high standing is ready
TO accept the office and the military re-
sponsibI ity in Cuba.
In fact, il is now officially recognized
that General Gomez is marching toward
Havana. There is great exciteme ent in the
the insurgents are very active. All last
to five Dours each, were occurring at the
door of the capital.
A train between Palos and Bermeja, in
Havana province, mas been attacked by
the insurgents, who plundered it and took
from Spanish company that was travel
ing in an armored car its arms and am
munition. The Spanish soldiers were set
free because they made no resistance.
On the outskirts of MatanZas City the
insurgents are showing the same activity
The city is besieged by land. Ne milk
from the country Is allowed to enter and
several mtlkmen have been hanged for
disobeying the orders of the Cubans. The
Spanish soldiers were wholly divested of
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OREGON onDn ED TO SEA.
Hono nofuIu Beliered to Re the Destfn Ito
of the Battle Shfn.

HonofuIu Bsliered to BE the Destination
of the Rattle SHIP.
SEATTLE, WASH, July S.-The battle
ship Oregon has been ordered 10 sea, and
in connection with this command of the
Secretary of the Navy is the further and
more sensational report that it's COM
mander, Captain Barker, has instructions
to proceed at once to the Hawaiian ISL
and.. 1t sails from Seattle at O. clock in
the morning. The instructions came
about o'clock this afternoon, since
which time the officers have been scour-
ing the city endeavoring to get the sailors
and seamen aboard. Captain Barker ad-
mitted that he had been ordered to sea,
but stated that mis- orders for ths present
at least were TO coal up and proceed only
to Port Angeles, there to join the Monad-
mock and Monterey. Five hundred tons
of coal were taken on by the Oregon to-
night.
1t Is somewhat singular, in view of
Captain Barkers explanation OF the in
structions that all the subordinate officers
and seamen construe them to mean much
more; in other words, that the great
battle-ship is to proceed at once to Homo
lulu, where it NAV later lock horns with
the Japanese fleet lowering about the
Gem of the Pacific.
the report spread with great rapidity
throughout the city. In consequences.
one can hear no end of war talk IN Seattle
tonight.
The people of Seattle endeavored to
have the Oregon here during tie fourth
of July celebration, which covered the
first three days Of the month, but it was
willed otherwise at Washington. Through
the efforts OF the State Congressional dele
ha -nf- ~a iran fod ~
come to this port on the morning OF July
4, which 1t did.
Captain Barker had instructions to re-
main here two weeks, during which time,
on orders from the Secretary of the Navy,
e was to make an inspection OF Lakes
Washington and Union with q view to
converting them, in connection with the
Government ship canal, into fresh water
harbor for vessels IN ordinary.
All day to-day. or at least until the re-
ceipt of the dispatch of instructions, Cap
tain Birker, who returned from Portland
last night, whittier he went to receive the
Oregon's silver service set, was making
preparations for this work of inspection;
so it will be seen that the Government
very suddenly found 1t necessary to coun-
termand these orders.
One officer OF the Oregon was found who
was inclined to dscredit the report that
the vessel would 20 at once to Honolulu.
He did so on the ground that it had only
about 200 tons of coal aboard when the or
ders came to coal up and that only 500 tons
additional were taken ON.
If the battle-ship was going on mis-
sion of war, he reasoned especially to the
Hawaiian Islands, it would not take less
than the full coal ca pacity of 400 tons.
However" he added, cit may be that
we will receive instructions at Port An
eeles to proceed to San Francisco and
thence to Honolulu"
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cUPiD'S DARTS CARRY DEATH
Scion of an ArIsfccrdfIc Mex can Family
K.is Rms,H Because OF
HIS Loy'

GUAYMAS, SONORA, MEXICO, July s.
CupiG has been playing havoc here with
two of the most aristocratic families in
the State of Sonora, and the sum total of
The incident now is that the young and
dashing Senior Clodomiro Maytorena has
killed himself with a pistol, and the
wealthy and beautiful Senorita Amfaro
lingo lies at deaths door from q self-ad-
ministerec dose of poison.
Cupid shot his nrst darts nearly year
ago, and each pierced romantic heart.
But the pretty senorita had astepmother,
and this oYershadowing duenna sought to
break off the match. She forbade the
young man the house. Then tho lovers
M ct secretly but regularly at the home of
a mutual friend. Learning of this the
cruel duenna locked the pretty senorita
in her room. This was more than May
torena could bear with equinimity, and
he called upon the stepmolher and used
hot-headed words in the debate which
ensued.
DR.. FigueroA was called upon to arbi-
trate the matter between the two noble
families. Maytorena was in no mood for
calm discussion however. He would have
his sweetheart or the hearts blood Of
those who should separate them. Then
an order of arrest was served upon him at
his fathers residence. He was for resist
anee, but his parents advised him to
accompany the official and promised to
settle the matter for him outside the
criminal courts. He apparently consented
and asked for few moments OF privacy
in which to complete his toilet. As soon
as his fathers back was turned two shots
rang through the house; and when the
officer burst open the door, there lay the
1feless body OF the lovelorn youth. There
was a pistol in each hand still and u
horrible wound in each temple, from
which the blood coursed in torrents.
When Information of the tragedy
reached Senorita lingo she sought to
follow her lover across the death line by
an overdose of arsenic. 1t is doubtful
whether her life can be saved by the best
physicians in Mexico.
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Powers Delay Action in Hope
of Yet Averting the
Storm.
TEWFIK PASHA MAY CALM THF
SULTAN.
Should He Fall Sharp Coerclve
Measures VIII Finally Be
Resorted TC.

LONDON, ENG, July S-The obstinacy
Of Sultan and Porte in refusing TO accede
to demands in the peace negotiations is
undoubtedly serious Y exercising the six
great nations. The situation is regarded
as serious, especially il Paris and London,
hut there is reason 10 believe that nothing
beyond exchanges of views has resulted.
The re port that the French Minister OF
Marine has issued orders for the Medi;er-
ranean feet 10 mobilize with view OF
making u demonstration in the Bospnorus
is not confirmed. Other rumors, lnclud-
ing one from Rome to the effec: that the
powers had given the mandate 10 Russia
10 take coercive measures, are equally pre-
mature or imaginary. Nevertheless, evil
dences are not wanting that the powers
have agreed 10 act energeti tically and
com binedly.
A dispatch from Frankfort Germany,
states that the Constan tinople correspond
ent of the Zsitung represents the Embas-
sadors as being temporarily ayerSe to
sharp measures which would be likely to
lead 10 a complete rupture. They wish
10 give Tewtik Pasha, the Foreign Minis
Ter, whose conciliatory attitude they rec
OSH4LEt OIL OppOI ~ ONcICOlnc Luc
opposition of the Grand Vizier and the
military officials. If Tewik fails to do
this coercive measures will be resorted TO.
The Post OF Berlin states that 80 900
fresh troops and five batteries bave ar
rived in Tnessaly from Asia Minor Other
Con on>tanunople advices concur in stating
that Turkey is pushing war preparations
of every kind. The Constautinople corre-
spondent of the Standard declares, how.
ever, that the drain on the popu alton Tor
military purposes is beginning to be felt.
Boastful estimates of the available fight
ing material are certainly very greatly ex-
aggerated. Drafts are being got together
with difficulty. The normal conscription
has failed, which mas necessiiated draw
ing from next years lists, while the limit
OF recruits in AnatoIia has been reduced
to IA years.
The Times Constantir ople correspond
ent says that Baron Won Calice, the Aus
trian Embassador, has presented a note to
TewHk declaring that unless the Porte
appoints day for the military comm;s-
sion to discuss with the military attaches
of the mbassies the proposal of the pow
ers for the establishment of strategic
frontier the ambassadors will request
their Governments to adopt energetic
measures to compel Turkey to heed the
demands that have been made upon her.