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COMMERCIAL MEMS OUTING.


 Twentieth Annual Summer Gathering
 to be Held at Savin Rock.
 The twentieth annual summer meet ing of the Connecticut Commercial Travellers association will be held at the Sea View house, Savin Rock, on Friday of this week. Jerome Mays Banjo quartet will furnish music and dinner will be served at 2:30 o'clock. The committee in charge of the affair is Milton Well, A. B. Bradley and E. c. Blake. The outside cover of the an- nouncement of the meeting has nie. ture of Major Frank Cowles of Hart ford, the first president of the associa- tion Tn the lower right hand corner is a cut of l.. H. Bates of New Haven, the secretary of the association.
 The association usually meets twice a year, in the summer and winter The business meetings are in the winter In the summer the members meet to- gether for days outing and exchange of thought. The committee having to- days meeting in charge has arranged the following list of events, with prizes for the winners:
 Baseball game, one hundred yards dash for light-weights one hundred yards dash for heavy weights, kicking the football, potato race, wheelbarrow race, tug-of-war, New Haven against all corners.
 The association has a membership of i 250, and nearly all the commercial trav- elers in this city belong to 1t. The officers are: President, John E. Mozart 1 land of New Haven; vice presidents. F. F. Chapman of Hartford and c. M. Bradstreet of New Haven; secretary. L. H. Bates of New Haven The ex- ecutive committee is composed of w. w. Hardy of New Haven, A. N Trott 1 Of Waterbury, L. M. Dyer of Hartford, k. c. Bogart and E. H. Beers of Bridgeport, and F. H. Crygier of Hart 1 ford.
 The Connecticut Commercial Tray elers' Mutual Accident association, which has been In existence but a. few years, is in thriving condition F. F. Crygier of Hartford is vice president of the association, Charles B. Nichols is president, l.. H. Bates secretary and John H. Dillon treasurer The head quarters are in this city.
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FUNERAL or MRS. JULIA NORTH
 POp

The remains of Miss Julia Northrop, sister of the late Andrew Northrop, were taken to Brookfeld on Saturday last for burial from Falls Village, where for a number of years she had made her home, The remains were ac- companied by her relatives there, with the rector of the church at Lime Rock. and Mrs. John Northrop of Glovers- vile, N. r., Mrs. Charles Griffin and family of Danbury, Mrs. Eliza Dudley fof New Haven and Robert Beers of Brooklyn, N. Y. A number of her old friends in Brookfeld, especially those living in obtuse, attended the services at the grave.
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A RUNAWAY TEAM.

The horse of Adam Miller of No. 142 West street ran away on State street yesterday, and, striking post, MT. Mil Ter was thrown out and severely cut about the head. He was taken home in a carriage. The horse tried to es- cape and nearly went through one of the big plate windows in the Chatfield Paper company store. He was held by the axle, which was caught in the hitching post.
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Wnr Eeteran Suicides.

Holyoke, Mass, July 29.-David Brinn, sixty years old, veteran Of the war, was found dead at his home here to- day. Examination showed that he had taken Paris green. Despondency IS given as the reason for suicide. lie had been recently employed on the new Mount Holyoke college building at South Hadley.
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YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE
 REVOI

This item, with the caption above given, was printed in the Times of July 18th.
 A daughter of a Revolutionary sol- dier is residing in Stamford, one who might, without much fear of dispute, set up the claim to be the youngest real daughter of the Revolution" living. Her name is Mrs. Nancy A. Warren, and her age Is slxty-flve years. She Is daughter of Elisha Clifford of Patter- son, New York, who married May 21, 1850, Polly Washburn of Carmel N. T., she being then twenty nine years and ne elghty-two years of age. The issue or this marriage was four children Nancy Elisha (now a clergyman in Somerville, Mass,), Lodesco Qecently deceased) and Van Rensselaer, diving in Northfield, Mlnn.) MT. Clifford died June 3, 1884, aged eighty-six, the fourth child not then being born. His widow survived him about half a century, and drew a pension for many years, dying at the age of seventy-eight.
 By an inadvertence the facts that had Just been published in the Times con cerning the ancestors and relatives of Colonel Freeman M Brown of this city were overlooked, or the above para graph would have been corrected. A younger Daughter of the Revolution" than Mrs Warren Is living, and right here in East Hartford, in the person of Mrs. Martha J. Hollister. She was the daughter Of Othniel Brown, a Revolu- tlOnary penSiOner and was born in stafrord May 3, 1885, and Is therefore year younger than Mrs. Warren. Her father, more than once, in relating the hardships of the men in the Revolution ary army, had said that so great was his hunger that he would have eaten the first snake he could have caught! Those were Indeed what Thomas Paine, Tn one of his patriotic appeals, called them--the days that tried mems souls. ."-Hartford Times.
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Won by Enquirer.

Chicago, July 29-The race for $200 cup between the steam yachts Path- finder and Enquirer from Chicago to Milwaukee started at 9:20 this morning. The race aroused much interest and the passenger steamers Virginia and Christopher Columbus, which accom- panied the racers, were crowded from stem to stern. The Pathfinder gave up the contest when off Waukegan and turned back to Chicago.
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NONARcHs LOSE LAURELs.

The Young w. s. H. defeated the Monarchs by a score of F to Il this morning. William O'Neil and Joseph Corco were the battery for the victors. They now challenge any team under thirteen years. Patrick Carun or os Laurel street is the manager.
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City Court Criminal Side-Judge Bishop.
 In the city court yesterday before Judge Bishop the case of George w. Hurd was continued until Saturday in sc00 bonds. Hurd was offering for sale set of Rogers plate fruit knives and a pair of second-han shoes at a sus- piciously low figure in State street last evening, and Policeman Winchell ar rested him on suspicion of having tsolen them. Hurd could not give a satisfactory explanation of how he ob- tained the goods, and an effort will be made to find their owner.
 Louis Bermain was fined $2 and costs for keeping an unregistered dog.
 John F. Maher was sent to jail for sixty days for being common drunk ard, he having been convicted of drunkenness three times within the past year
 John J. Mcclure pleaded guilty to assaulting John c. Quinn, and, hav- ing done that sort of thing before, Judge Bishop imposed a penalty of $10 and costs.
 The case of Thomas, Catherine and Nora Reese were again before the court yesterday morning and some witnesses were there for Reese, who said that he treated the children properly The prosecution was given a chance to bring in witnesses to-day to show that the stories of the witnesses Wednesday were true.
 Giacomi Apicello, Union street sa- loonkeeper, charged with assaulting William Duff, young sailor of good looks, was fined s5 and costs.
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IT'S A GOOD THING. PUSH IT
 ALONG

SPECIAL) July 24th( BARGAINS: Legs Lamb, 10c per pound. Fine Rack Steaks Tc. lbs for 25c. Beef and Veal Stew 5c lb.
 Nice Corned Beef Pc lb
 California Hams Sc ID.
 Turkeys 10c ID. Chickens Sc lb. And hundreds of other bargains to be had at F. SCHOENBERGER & SONS, Palace Market, 92-D6 George street, and 1-2-3 Central Market, Congress avenue.
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YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
JUDGE BALDWIN TO HOLD 4 SPEC-
 TAI TERM or SUPERIOR COURT.
Torrington Needle Company Sues for Patent Infringement-WOrk of Judge Bishops Court--other Court Notes.

Torrington Needle Company Sues for Patent lnfringement--Work of Judge Bishops Court-Other Court Notes.
 Judge s. E. Baldwin will hold a special term of the superior court to- day at 12 o'clock for the purpose of act ing upon the condemnation proceedings which have been brought by the select men of New Haven to secure posses
 sion of a strip of land on Townsend avenue, which belongs to Mrs. Lee. The town wants a strip starting from nothing to ten feet wide for length of 26S feet in order to widen Townsend avenue. There Is difference of opinion
 between the owner and the town as to the valuation of the property. It is claimed by the owner of the land that it is worth $500, while the town claims that it is worth but $100. Judge Bald win will appoint appraisers to fix the value of the land
 IMPORTANT PATENT SUIT. Suit has been brought in the United States circuit court for this district by the Excelsior Needle company of Torrington against the Morse, Keefer Cycle Supply company of Salisbury for infringement of two patents owned by the former company, covering machines for swaging wire to form spokes for bi- cycle wheels. The Excelsior Needle company was a pioneer In the art of producing finished wire spokes by an automatic machine, from continuous coil of wire, and has made and sold vats quantities of such spokes. It is now alleged that other concerns have copied the patented machines of the Excelsior company, for the purpose of competing with the Excelsior company in manufacturing such spokes, and the above mentioned suit is the first step taken by the company in what will probably be a series of actions in stituted against infringers of it's pat ents.
 William H. Chapman of the patent law firm of Chapman & Hall of this city is counsel for the Excelsior Needle company in these proceedings. The case Is listed for trial in either this city or Hartford at the September term of the circuit court.
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The Chatfield Paper Go.

Most Complete Line of Paper and Twine
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l1OTHER AND BABE.

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MORTGAGE Sale.

yaIHEREAS d. p. Noonen and Bridget
~ Noonen, by their Mortgage deed dat
eli the 7th day OF January, 1898, and re-
corded in the Recorders office of GaSCOn3de
county, in the State Qt Missouri, in book
No II at page 5S8, did convey to J. /. Hart
melSter (nOW deceased), the following de
Scribed real estate situated in the county OF
GdSconade and State of Missouri aforesaid,
to-wt:
The undivided one half of the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter and the
east halt of the southeast quarter OF Section
No. (54l thirty-fuur, and also the undivided
one hall OF the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter and the northwest guar
ter Of the southwest quarter O;
Section No. B5) thirty-tive, all in
Township No. (+2) torty-tWo ana Range No.
81 tive west, ana being the undivided one
halt OF 200 two hundred acres more or
less; which conveyance WAS made t. secure
u SAID J. F. HJrtmeiSter the payment oi 4
certain prUmiSSury note III S1ii decd iu.:F
described; and whereas default has been
made in the payment Of said note and the
interest due thereon, ana whereas further,
the said J. T. EI1rtmlSter having departed
this lie, t. Caroline HartmeiSter IS the duly
appointed ana legally qualified ddminStra-
trix of his estate and the legal holder OF
>Gd note: Now, therefore. III pursuance 81
tne provisions of Saii mortgage deed and
by virtue OF the powers in me vested by the
same as the personal representative OF said
deceased mortgage, !, E Caroline Hart
meiSter the undersigned ADMINISTRATORS
the estate OF !. F HartmeiSter deceased,
MORTGAGE IS aforesaid, will on
FRIDAY, THE 3RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1897. between the hours OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and three o'clock in the after
noon of that day, proceed to sell the pro
ccei t. sell the property herein above de
Scribed At public vendue, 10 the highest bid
der, 10! cash, at the premises above de
Scuhed in said county of G2Sconade and
State o: Missouri, to satisfy said debt and
the costs ot these proceedings.
T. CAROLINE HARTMEISTER.
AdminiStratriy OF J. F. HdrtmeiSter dec.
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