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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
2 Toledo, o.

Grupa lib SOW. mar. Jsn III So
bisski prsyjsta ma specjslosm po
sisd.sniu komitssu nassepOjs 9 rs.o
luojs:
l. Co do DsisnLika Z~isskowsgo.
to stdsimy, 70 organ s~isskowy
.Zgod." wystaro.a ola robosniks, q
sych jest visksss potowa ssers
gach swissko-yob, gdy Zarssd Cen
sralny widsi possseos ME mote
sadowolnic o.i nkow, wiso jssssimy
.atsm. aasby og~iosrsnia ~,,bysnsso-
"s" byiy wyd'lons . orgauu zviss
kowego. Nassem .dsni-m, opaats
50 ..Zkods" pokrywa us.ysskie wy
dask,, nasuralOie co sic rosy wyiaw
nict~s orgsnu swisskowsgo, wieo
oie ma ob.wy, assby .tsj ssrony bys
niedob6r.
2. Oxregi uwsz,uy IA nisprak
syosos, abowism ME pr.swIdujsuy
asdnej korsysoi takowy h. ratio.
Mast nieporo.umienis bytyby IA po
rssdku d~rieonym. . Zsrsad Central
ny misiby wisosj trudu 1 nispo,rseb
nyoh nieprsyjemoOsoi jsk ~obeonis;
pominswsry Jua 1 to, 70 kosAty by.
tyby wieksss.
3. Jssssfmy supetnis prseciwni
bu io~ie domow swisrkowyob; ten,
ssory jut jest, suPstois wy.tnosy
Ola nasssj orgsoisscj, . jefsli ME.
kt6rs grupy " ps~oyoh miasssch
cbcs tskowego, nisohsj sob'e wyssa
via "a wissns pien'sirs, ME "a
fuodusss csssgo Zwissku.
4. Co do podssko rsserwowsgo. to
Jeststuy 81 tenn, saeby takowy 20
rOsssi nsdsl I t. rosoics, IL os,onsk
wssspujsoy do Z~issku mis,by 20
opiaosc cd osasu p,ryJeois 20 do
u sissku. . ME Jazz dotycborss, Cd
osasu oststniego ssJmu. DO wysokie
podsski tsmujs wsross q vis.ku.
5. Go sic syosy proJesto~ ro.uycb
grup, stsoy ~ foodusr. q i-isrku IA.
ioiyc kolonjs s-isrkows lao f.bry
ks, n.sssm Idsoism, nsjoipowi We'd
oisjsrsm prrsdsieoiorsswsm bytoby
~rstoasois COS " rodssju domu b.n.
dlowsgo, vislxisj grocerni. ktors
oy s,u,yts ME tylko Ola q -issku, ale
dIs csisgo ogotu polskisgo ~ Ame-
ryoe, prrss 90 korrysssliby wtssoi
c'ele mnisjssyOh grooeroi, q tax 90
mi kupoJs,y, ksory Jest nierss
poses inoonsrodowcow wpross oo-
d~siersuy. Take domy hsodlows wi
dsimy a innyoh nsrodow widr,my
Jskis korsytci 3 teso oisgns. Wlso
gdy funduss u ~I4sku ma oyo "a oos
usyty, TO " pisrwszym rse itls pow
MEN pyc oorocony ma dom handle
Wy
y appointments grupy 11s
M. Ss-' <owski.
A. Ssyv.rski.
p. Bafswski.
M. DSists.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
z Duryea, Pa.

os
Grupa 1877 uohwaliis, 90 nastepu.
js:
1. POimiertns ma po.osts6 to "a
mo.
2. Budowy domu drugisgo ME po-
pieramy.
.. Dsieouik popieramy, ale ME
prsymusowo.
4. Ably fonduss rezsrvowy by'
s~nissiony. jesslt moasbns, . jes.l'
ME, to nisoh oIionsk piaoi cd osasu
kisdy vstepuje do Z~issku.
5 Kolonissoje p~opisramy.
8. Ssarb Narodowy " Rappsrswy
Ia poPisrsmy.
q Oregon jestetmy ~prseciwni.
8 Sejm prsyssfy ms sic odoy6 y
Psunsylwaoji, " misicis Wilkes
Bare.
Q. Kstda grupa Wilma mis6 sub
charter.
10. S,koi6w popiersmy.
adam Rrykszczun, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
n Oliver, Pa,

G.. 454 ME ~ysyfa dslsgsts, po
n's"si ME many pieniedsy.
zyo.sniem grupy jest. aby ws.y.
''ko po1ost.fo jak dosyohosss,
aoy q ~is,sk .akupii kilks set ARROW
gruo'u - dobrsj miejs,owoioi 1 IA
'otyf poiskie ssminsrjum, aby kaady
m'af sPosobnot6 ksstafosnia swsgo
s,ns.
Ma to Gaia grupa gtosowsia. 1 tc
Jest ws1yssko 90 nasss grups fsds.
r. Boron, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
z Filadel6i Pa.

z Ffladel0f-P Pa.
Tow. S~. Miohasa Arohsnio&s gr
2l0. N miesieosnsm posisdssniu d
10 wrsesoia T. b., uchwslla nsstepu
1870 rssolucjs, wsglsdem Ssjmu
xIIIgo.
1. Co do podsiala q. N. p. % o
kregi, stsnowoso ME oboemy tego,
gdys TAX doS6 duAs opaaty - m q
tssymsnis ~ursednik6w 1 bardzo pred
10 mogiyby ole ssa6 smiaoy - Z".
Zsmiast okreg6~ Gminy ~ dobre,
lscs. sby kasda grapa musowo do
gminy ~nslsaafs.
2. Sprseoiwismy sie opsaois stop
oiowsi. gdys podiug sssrsgo systs-
@u q ~issek wsr6st do wielkiej I os
oy ossonkw I kspitafu pisknsgo; .
~ieo many osdsisje. IL nsdai 2 sis.
SEX dobrym posossanis. . 90 do
~stspu m~aodsissy. - nie ohos paao,6
d~6oh oeot6w n Smisr6 ton, to mic
ssosumials. gdys bsriso osesto spo
Tyranny ~ .,Zsodsis", aby mfodsiss
Popiers6. . jsssli mtodsiss ME ssohoe
PoPisra6 ssarszyoh. braoi svissko
wyoh - ioh tony podasku dwooh
osnt6s paaci6, to podiug sprswiedli.
~osci ioh takas ME posr.sba popis.
ssc. z ~isssk 1 tax oimnsioie LAT
ssoi I byf s~sfosony Z osrodu polskis-
60 bss r6snioy csy starry Tub msody.
GsuPa 2l0 uohwsls, ss jsili sic ko.
mo ME podobs system tsrazaisjssy,
oisoh lepisj ME wssepuje - sseregi
oss.s. bod chesuis wssepujscy mto
dsisnieo do q ~iasku na MO ME sws
IA, sylko Of ksor.y pe~nosoia
swiaskowoami by6 ME Chez, . wieo
oiech ~ lyle posostaos- Ny ssar.y
braoia nio.sgo sic ME leksmy, po.
Pieramy wssyssko 90 jest polskism:
@todrlss. sokolsswo, ipiswsk6w,
Sksrb Mar. Pol. / I. d.
B. Go do utworssnia grup ten.
ssich, nile .gsdsamy sic, gdys ME
~isssy m ,ja dose swego zstrudnie.
uis f.milijosgo. Znisn, 10 .daiaby
"a wisls prsoy s~skrssarsom grup,
gdyf Of praoujs csasami bssplstnis,
= Pr.eoi~nJm rasis ssdsliby. .sp,a
~.
4. Domu ~ Buffalo nile potrssbs
Jsdsn dom wyst.rc.y; I tegoby po
wsssis .asdrosc ola inoyOh misjsoo'
~oioi. jsk nap. F.ladslji. ktora Z~
.rodsiis. wykoiysais, . 90 dostsfa'
Mo. A wieo ME trssba zapominst
O matcs Zwissku, trssbs I Ia domu
A 90 do pr1sSlsdowania Z.issku ..
strOny klsrykalnsj, 70 nisoh.e on
sic oissrs. IL. N. P. prsez TO tylks
~~,rasss, gdys syoh ojosuls6w marco
polski lus o 1 ioh ME s,uchs.
b. Co do Dsiennika Narodowsgo
zgods wysssrosy;a jesli ma powssae
80 ME = fundussow swisskowyob
gdya to kilkan.soie tysieoy % po
ssssbns ns wyPsdek posrseby ogoit
swia.kowsgo.
8 Koloni.acje popiersmy, Rdy,
so jest jedyny Gel na dobro Zsis.
ku, Prses ks6ry nie jsdoa f.milj'
s~s sscse'oie 1 utrsymanis MOI,
zoal.zc, aloosiem kaady polak '
.ieui Prsoowaf 1 nadal by sic tyel
prao ohwytaf.
". MSodsiko,oski. presses.
Jan Przyborski. sskr.
W. Rochontcz dsl. Sci. XII
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
II BROOKLYN. N. Y.

Grups Ais prosi o prssdio,snis ne
ssjuie tel osssej inssrukoji, ks6rSS
my mieli dad nasssmu delsgssowi,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05

swisskowego, 10 komttet. 20 prsej
usoiu ksossytuoji. Prsysssdl do Prise
koosnis, - budovs drugiego domO
swisskowsgo ME Jest Aaduym no
vym projsktsm. tylko ART. II ~ koo
ssysuojt, saswierdsony M paru sci
mach. viec pragnismy drugisgo do
nu swisskowego. ale ME " Boff.lo
tyito - Nowym Yorku. aseby mot
n rae snssa6 msrtws lissre srs.
XII: sakiady ~dobroosynns, oPisks
asd snigrantsmi. Me Propoouje
ny, s4sby dom stsusf k~oniscsnie -
Nowya Yorku. gdsie misjsoa pod
dom q bsrdso drogis. Mote sssna6
- Brooklyois lob okolicy,s prsynie
lie wisksss k~orsyssi jak - Boffalo.
ayli % don TAXI ~pomisici.by " o
Sls odd.iai emigracyjoy pod opiets
Nv. n. p. . prss. 10 srsuoilibyioy
. sisbis obo sissek oddawns NJ mas
v~sofooy.
3. Aby pelmisrtns posossaao NJ
tym sanym fondamsnois. M jskim
dotyohosss jest, powodu, 70 tony
bedass - = iropis. 20 lmisroi swsgo
meta zossalyby ukrsywdsons, kt6ry
note jos kilka lat ptaoii - 300 dol,
" rssie jego Smisrci - trudno
4enis .aarisgo . e ,ropy ~opsso.6, 1
TAX masi Ole ssdowolni6 600 dol. n
900.
3. P~odsislsniu q ~issku M okregi
seaaowoso prseoiwni jesteiuy. prsss
podsiai boviem -swietssyisby sic
Iiosbs urssdnik6w psasoyob, 90 BY
Pooisgosio n sobs jssso.s wieks,s
vydstki. Okregi .resssa, . csassm,
aogiyby sic odsr~s cd gi6wnsgo
zarsadu 1 " miejsoe jednej, vislkisj
srgsni.aoii, mielibysmy kilks ma
1yoh. W misjsos okreg6w rad.imy
Potworsyc gminy zwisskows, ktors
t~wor.yiyby grupy przylsg'e. = to
vybisrajs mp. ns 200 osionk6w jed
,ego delegate do ssJmu.
4 Fundass ressrwowy ma bye
p.soooy cd osasu wssspisnis osion,
IA, . ME cd ssjmu. jsk dotyohcsss.
z tsgo fandusru ma byc dopisoooy
ksfdy oyrkulars. kt6ry oedsie wyno-
Gl mad 81 rs. w rssie gdyby oyr
bulars " prsyssiych dw6ch lassob
ME prssw,a,.af powy.s.sJ sunny.
noina j. .noiejs.yc ma CLIO albo
tl.OO.
8. Popisramy, ably osionkowis
wstspus p..cili podiug lat. jak 20
prawks konstytucji opiews.
o. Csrs,fxasy powinny bye be.
Ptasne, poniewaa pasoimy podsssk
sbrotowy, wiec ME potrssbujemy
pasoi6 drugi . II dyplomy.
2. Zgadsamy sic, assby presses Ia
rEaiu Csntr. byi wynagrodsony. Wy
sokotc wynagrodssnia sostawismy
ssjmowd.
8. Lskars naoselny M mie6 nas-
asosons pensje, Q ME cd sPlkaoji,
jak jest PROFESSIONALS. Ssdzimy, e
Ola lsksrsa nso.slnego bytoby do.
~stateosne $500 rooxnis.
Komitst:
]. Jabiofski.
J. Rsbecki.
r. Chilihski.
F. Norkie ~ics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11

7V" "T !" W07V"" .''"R'
DRESDEN, May % Real Ma. la Cirars n "a
rov, soId in nr.sd.r ~ r.a,,,I-. y,
49,, ~ :" ''''" ~ 9'> ''e""'Ee ehch
lha' ID nearly cent and hall apiece, or
about - 80 a hundreG When one considers
that This inclu.Jes tha nroOts ~ tho ,,n,,,ta'.
.''', w Wv ''''"'' VI VIC N""u'ae-
'u''F ana "l III" urai"r ana the cost OF trans
pOrtation. the rrice appears to he AS near bed -
rock ms il is rn.silr. IA a., ,ri,ho,,, ,,,.i,.,.
~ "''"'"' S"'"E
aground nav" smoked haH dozen Of these
cigars and they all smoked freely and vol hal
, cl.,r : I,,.,, ,,.,a ,,,, ,ui,,,,. ,. i
''' "' "''' ''' ""' '"'I'"-
lar IlaNor' ala not o-c'm me rank AT ia" butt and
gave no -iun Of having boon treated or "lor.
torcd" I'm any D,,v I.hnull so, ,r,, ,ho,.,',,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
JMITITITE FIJIPISOS,
Tho American Local Paper Snys They Ex
coed All Other Peoples in Imitation.

from u" h'nlu FF''d'm
or MI the races pcOpling this mundane sphere
nor onn has surh nm extr,,,riin,ry sririt -
ii.,t w. 49,, ,,, ;,,'. ~ n, - "
I'n''"l'pN rs mat Which ihhaOlts tho Ihippine
Islands. This race Of people Of Malay origin.
which occunies all tho ,rohi,.Io,,o ~ Tho CoIo'
La Ca 40 Wv 40
''"N '''' '"'AS '"''r'S 'h' "'s'hctle'ast heces-
sary for the proper combination OF coIors. con.
structiyo ability unirormitv in orcbitactural
,-t 50 " '''''u'0.
"'HlEnH' anu III" S"nu thS'" Whlch Is required
for he culture and Advancement Of a people,
Thny hoy,. M, i,lr,s NJ tLie kir,, 81 tb,ir o,,n
49,, ;r , 49, " " ''' '""'
ana III All matters "' thst" u" nothing more
than what they SEQ in races " the West
Any ON. ,yL, ho. ,,,,.nry,d ria, EIi,ir,s will
80 '''' w." Va" i"''''"s WIN
nave n'I'" 'n'' 'hY nav" 40 IDEAS nj all IN
"H-ard to .hc proper combination Of colors in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
and the Next Neek 1rot letter from Aunt Jnne

snlrey, Uncle Johns wife, telin' me that she
havin been ketchcd in a blizzard one night
,w,, week or SO before and iroze to death, The
irozc 80 death was the very night | seen that
live ghost frozc To- death: that was the
ha vTy S'p Same s on h INA 10 t was sect at
ondl Queer? Why. somehow il seems 50 TO NC.
SO ! left the ltunncl'svillc country, and came
tired way folks moved around here whilc they
was alive it want at all iksIy that they'd stir
run agn? 4 ghost And a ghost that Nc,uly
comes in the daytime and works! That
6 Mr. FS Sm used h to sst in place ESr
s 81 had dSnT i f@r afty years squire Pin IS
thumrin' big rag carlct three months ago
and shr was TO have it done hv Thanksgivin,
appointed any one yet. but she took sick sud
IDENTITY about week after she begun the
One night the woman that was ,se,tin' NJ With
her icil asleep, and when sho woke up old Mrs
Nutrom want there, Tn" woman made n
",I This'l be the first time Aunt Hammer
ever disappointed anybody with her weayn'."
folks said, and Squire Bnes's folks was all cut
NJ cause they wanted that carpet pertic lar by
to work on this place the very n"X next" day after
old Mrs Nut died-thats Aunt lianncr-and
that Loom begun to rattl" list as il use TO when
took to comm, back and woavin' at that rarpct
and shouldn't wonder but what it'll DO done
for the Suure's folks bv Thank givn' after all
Don YOU hear it rattin' now I? said tho man
in the fence corner.
And I'll own up that | thought I did hear
IT. and told the man heard 1t. And began
to feel little spooky myself. and chrrupcd to
my horse.
had once. up along Rilcy's Windiall. that al
ways carried its coffin on It's shoulder per-
sisted the man in the fenc" corner getting up
and moving along with me- rs the horse started
up, And the on" that used to fish for suckers
in the bend o Jobs Creek. down IN -
But hadn' time To stay and whipped up
my horse and left the ghost rcstercd citizen
behind. felt a it'll" creepy about driving
past the Nutcom place. but didn't hear tho
loom. and concluded that the spectre weaver
vas through for the day. There was man at
| tn" woOdpile. My curiosity got the better Of
at the wOodplc.
IS it is it through 2 said.
"Th" man looked up and said rather
grumpy. | thought:
Is what throughN
why. the the-this is the Nutcom place.
amt It; whore -
No. sir" said the man. This amt the
Nutcom place and never was: and there amt
no setch place in the doestrict. and never was
NJ, turned and looked back down the road
The man Of many ghosts was moving slowly
across field. The man at the woodpile fol-
lowed my gaze and saw him.
on SAID the man Al the woodpile. Lynn
Dan Sibber, hey? Was he talkln' with your
" Yes | replied. What does he do p
Jist lies" said the man at the woOdpile re-
Stunning his work, and drove on"
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25

men on the ranges over which the Aocks habitually pass, are not in hu- nor to stand great deal of imposition. Now that relief from the legislature is out of the question for another two years, we would advise the appoint. ment of committees from the cattle and sheep men, who's, duty it will be to ar rive at some conclusion and adopt rules to govern the movements of the focks. There is a way in which this all can satisfactorily be settled better than through the medium of shot guns Southwestern Stockman.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
Thinks Trouble Brewing.

The sheep interests of Arizona have won signal victory over their neigh bors, the cattlemen, because. we will repeat again, they stood together in their demands and their work before the legislature, while the cattlemen did for wha, they did, We cannot but believe that the cattle interests got the little end of the business. and that they will have to continue to be imposed upon. unless, as has been hinted, they will rake the matter in their own hands. They can hardly do otherwise. Laying the matter of Legislation aside, we truly hope that no class Of people will invite strife which will end in bloodshed, as we have reason to be- lieve will be the case. unless some agreement can be reached before the focks begin to move northward. With short feed and water on ths ranges, and in some cases cattle suffering. the cattle-
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
Tell Your Sister

A beautiful complexion is an impossi- bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion. a healthy liver and bowels Karl's Clo CT root tea acts directly on the bowels liver and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts, for sale by ". R. Edwards. bl.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-05
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Annual Meeting and Banquet Last
Evening

The annual meeting of the david
Humphrey branch, Connecticut Society
Sons of the Revolution, was held in the
Foot Guard armory last evening. Re.
ports were received from General Gree,
ley and General Ford who, with Frank
lin H. Hart and e. f. Lord were state
delegates to the national convention helt
in Detroit. Their reports were most in
teresting accounts of a memorable oc-
easion At the banquet General Mer-
rift, Secretary Alger, Chauncey Depew
and General Joe Wheeler were among
the speakers.
Following these reports the reports of
the various officers We're read, while at
intervals some vocal selections were
heard from F. S. Ward. The election of
officers closed the meeting and all the
members adjourned to the banquetting
hall, where splendid supper was served
by Caterer Stewart In the history of the
society Historian Vibbert paid splen-
did tribute to the two members lost dur
ing the year. Thomas r. Trowbridge
and Lieutenant Allan r. Osborn.
The officers elected were: President,
Franklin III. Hart: vice president, Cor
nelius s. Morehouse; secretary, William
T.. Chandler; treasurer, John c. Hollis
ter; chairman standing committee, Ma
than Easterbrook, Jr.; member execu-
tive committee r. S. Ward; chaplain,
Rev. r. s. Lines; historian, Howard e.
Tibbert
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-05
lstmanciaL.
The stock Market.

| New York, May 4.-The market was
weak most Of the day and then rallied,
recovering part of the earlier loss and
left off with an uncertain tone with net
ing. Unfounded rumors were rife, in
GLIDING a split between prominent bull
| interests, the death of a prominent
| banker, and that banks had called loans,
and refused further accommodations to
a large interest. Each of these rumors
were, in turn, positively denied, but not
until substantial declines had been eff
fected. London was q liberal seller of
stock. Sugar was most prominent in
the period of depression, dropping over
Q points, two-thirds of which was after
ward recovered. The rest of the market
followed the fluctuations in Sugar, to a
minor extent. The iron and steel stocks,
local transportation shares, Anaconda
and number of the other specialties
made an average dip of about points,
while there were numerous declines of
about l. With the rally in Sugar sub
stantial recoveries occurred elsewhere,
particularly in those which were most
depressed previously, and the market
thereafter became dull. Consolidated
Gas was well taken and rose over
points Among the Railways Burling
ton which sells ex-rights tomorrow,
displayed the most strength. Among
the specialtes there were fractional net
l,,, H.. tnI nN@l,n
nessee Coal and Iron and General Elec-
trio The more prominent net declines
were New York Central, the coalers,
local traction, Iron and Steel shares and
most of the grangers, There were many
of the opinion that heavy liquidation
for some important interests occurred
to-day and that much of the later
strength came from the covering of
shorts. An interest which it was re-
ported was seeking to reduce its lines
in its speciaties denied that it had any
speculative ventures on foot just now.
Commission house business was said to
be the smallest for some time.
Railroad bonds showed reactonary
tendency for the greater part of the
day, but in the late trading conspicu'
GUS strength in Wisconsin Central tirsts
and support to other speculative issues
impaired a better tone. Total sales 3d.,
300,0 900.
United States threes coupon and the
new tours coupon declined Is but the
fves coupon advanced is in the bid
price.
NEW YORK STOCK MIEHhI
Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince e Whitley, Brokers. Is Center
Street, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-05
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DA U(1 HTERS OF THE KING.
Seventh Annual Convention Held al
Waterbury.

| Waterbury.
| The seventh annual Meeting of the
Connecticut assembly, Daughters OF
the King was held at ST. Paurs
church in Willimantic yesterday. 1t
opened with holy communion at 10
o'clock at which Bishop Brewster act
ed as celebrant, assisted by Dr. Hart
and Rev. Mr. Macbeth, pastor Of St.
Paurs. Dr. Hart of Trinity college de-
livered memorial address on the late
Bishop Williams.
The service was followed by bust
ness meeting, at which the roll call
showed sixty nine delegates present
representing % chapters At this it was
voted to give $50 to the Bishop Williams
memorial fund $5912 to Bishop Brew
sted for diocesan mission. and $40 to
Rev. MI Macbeth towards the debt on
his church. The election of officers re-
suited in the following being unani-
mously chosen: President, Mrs r. J..
Jones of Seymour; first vice president,
Mrs r. A. Peck of New Haven. sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Carrie Bauman:
secretary and treasurer, Miss Ada Burt
Of Hartford
Mrs. T. L. Jones was elected delegate
from this assembly to the general con-
vention to be held in Atlanta, Ga, in
November. An executive committee,
consisting of the first three officers and
Mrs. G. E. Merwin of this city and Mrs
G. E. Woodcock of Ansona, were elect
ed. Invitations for the next assemblies
were accepted from Ansonia for 1900
and from West Haven, st. Cecilia chap
ter, for 1901.
Luncheon was served at noon in the
parish house.
In the afternoon session addresses
were made by the Rev. Mr.. Acheson of
Middletown, Rev Stewart Means of
New Haven, Rev Or. Lines of New Ha.
ven, and Rev. Mr.. Woodcock OF Ansoo
MIA
Among the New Haven ladies present
We're Mrs. Redfleld, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Beers, Miss Giles and
Miss Trowbridge.
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DRUEHL ELECTED LIEUTENANT
First Sergeant of the City Guard to Fill

First Sergeant of the City Guard to Fill
Lieutenant Trautman's Place.
The second battalion held its regular
drill at the armory last evening, Major
the City Guard held meeting and elect
ed First Sergeant Druehl second lieuten-
discharge of Lieutenant Trautman.
The Blues also held a meeting and at
the same time gave their first annual
smoker. Selections by well known
vocal quartette and speeches by ex-of
ficers of the Blues made the occasion an
enjoyable one.
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LAWN MOWERS HIS SPECIALITY.

-'I y '"I' = III
A transient visitor to New Haven
known as doc" Porter was arrested
in Naugatuck yesterday afternoon on
the charge of embezzling lawn mower
from New Haven gentleman. The
arrest was made on information fur
nished by Captain Cowles of the local
detective bureau. 1t is alleged that
Porter took lawn mowers to repair and
then sold them and kept the proceeds;
1t is said that other charges will be
preferred against him of similar ma
ture.
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The board of finance held a meeting
last night and approved a large num-
Der of bills for the various departments.
The bills of Alling, Webb & MorehouSa
and of Stoddard & Goodhart, of $1,000
each for legal services in connection
with the Yale tax matter, were not con-
sdered
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DEATH OF THOMAS REYNOLDS.

Thomas Reynolds, who conducted a
saloon at the corner Of Congress avenue
and Hill street, died yesterday afternoon
lat 4:30 of heart trouble He was in
Meriden about a week ago to buy saloon
fixtures and while there caught cold and
complained on his return of a pain in
his heart. He had been confined to his
bed since last Thursday.
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Chicago MaIllet.

Reported over private wire by H. C.
Friedman & Co, Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, N Y, and 1858 Chapel Street,
Room 2 and 3, New Haven. N. A. Tanner,
Manager of Local Branch.
Opening Highest Lowest Last
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At, Top. y s. Fe gen is. ..... SO S3T
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Brooklyn Ell. r. T. Co. e Us. go. no 11OB
Central Ry Of n. ]. mtg -. .119 1195
Chic, r. !. & Pacific ext. IS. 10oA LOG
Ghesa 4 Ohio gen g 4las .,.. 94k 95
Erie LIST Con. prior lien 6 As -. 90 93A
ManhMttan Ry Con. mtg 4s.... .109a 10
Mo-, K. & 7. LIST mtg As. ...... 93k "a
Mo-, K. 4 7. I'd mtg & As. 49,. 66N 81
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg 4s...... SIS 81
n. Y. Ont. & West. gen N As 104 104h
n y, sus Il West, gen mtg5s. 81 9S
Nor Pacific prior gen mtg As. :. .103% 1O4
Northern Pacific gen lien IS. 81 67h
Oregon Short Line Con. IS. .... .112 112E
Ihiia: Y Reading gen mtg As. S7A S7al
Rio Grande & West. LIST mtg As 97ia 9S
Southern Ry LIST Con. & Us. .110h Ill
st. l., & S'west LIST mtg Is. ... 93h "a
Texas & Pacific 1st mtg IS. .115ik 1161s
Union Pacifc As ......... ....... 1861 106%
Walsh Ry Co., 1st mtg IS. =. :. 114% l15
WABASH Ky Co., "a mtg 5s .... 80 091h
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Health for ten cents. Cascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally
destroy microbes, cure headache, bill
iousness and constipation All druggists.