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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-18
Character is victory organized
Sells Sksfce0
Seasoning

is organized fiavoring victory.
Il has character. For over &C
years being delieately tlavoring
Dressings, Oyster Pattics, Gro
quettes, Turkey, Chicken, Fowl,
Meats. sish, etc. ASK for Bells.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-18

Lots Of Dress Patterns
are going out Of our store
those days for presents.
7 yards 80 inch Home.
spun for $3.50
Z yards 36 Inch Serge for
02.73
7 yards 80 inch chevron
for $3.50
7 yards 30 inch Mixed
Cheviot for 83.06
8 Yards As inch Storm
Serge for $4o6
B Yards 81 inch Ladies'
Cloth for &2.96
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-18

A little life may be sacrificed to a sud-
den attack of croupif you don't have DR..
Thomas Electric Oil on hand for 'he
emergency.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
R|o||.:lkI /: IA, |. J. !.

tjewskiego Aleksego Janko-
wiaka Petnarda Gaps skiego ].
z cheeia przyzwa1a "a. to, aby.
p!arati, ponios'a koszta, jake
w,'s'taiy : wywolan.ych prze'zs
malkontentow proces6w prze:.
civ x. Biskupowi' Richterowi.
Chetne prostujemy ustepy
". W1ARus1E. kt6re sic staly
.przyczyna Do nieporozumiel!i.:
Co . Bay City pisalii.s'my,, IS !,
byla czysta prawda, Z wyatt
klein r6znicy miedzy ko1ni~
tetem prawnym j awanturni-s
kami, kt6rzy burze " Bay
City wywolali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
@ szajstrze.. !.

Szajster Klemek Belihski
znowu 6guruje chicagoskich
gazet, ,ch. w numerze dnia
'4go Lutego TINES HERALD
pisze co nasteEuje:
Representative CD. Belinsk1,
who It was reported would push a
bill through the Legislature prohi.-
biting judges from accepting rail.
way passes, has voluntarily tele.,
graphed each of the Cook County
Judges that he wonld not do so
Mr.. Belihski is candidate. for
Justice Of the peace-and appoint
ments for this office are reoom.-
mended by the judges.
!: To macy: Szajster nasam-
prod gwattowny.z y.zrobil wnio-
sex aby kompanie koleijowe
ME dawaly wolnych -bilet6w
Esedziom / abY sedziom ne
|:bylo wolno przyjjmowat po,
dobnych free passes !" cho-
eiazby kompanie jeetim Ola
rowaly. kapu, capu, polityka
szajstra sic zmienia. Wszyst-
kim sedziom wyzszyeh sad6W
szaiter telegraf afujje, ze swo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
.Do1lkisZoterya.

Don Gu xote, wymawia sic
Donkiszot, by} rycerzem
wielkiego ducha, ale mu sic
grubo W czubku przewraca!o.
Widzac wiatrak, sadzil, ze to
wr6g jakis palaszem uderzy}
ua skrzydla wiatraka. Ztad
wszystkie humbugi. szczeg6l.
ME rycersR'ego koloru. u
chodza !. miedzy swiat}ymi
ludzmi jake donkiszoterye.
Obecnie wielu z naszych
wielkich ludzi do malych
rzeczy choruje ma gwaltow-
nego bzika. Szpalty faszych
!, ,powaznych' gazet So pre-
pelnione ,,uczonemi' arty-
kulami, peInemi jadu j
trucizny, 0 memoryale do
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Car batiuszka zwoluje
kongres dla rozbrojje
og6lnego pokoju, Reprezen-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
.;wniosek cofa

| |@WnlOSek cora,
Czemu?
Nastaja wakanse W. urzs-
!, dach : ssdz'io:v pekoju justices
Of the peace). Klemek ubie-
ga sic . taxi urzad kt6ry lest
" reku ssdz '6w wyt's:;z,Ych IS: Oni Z. Il
rekomenduja kandydato
Madry Klemek!
Mile by'oby WlARtlseNI
podawat wladomo cii, " kt6~
rych Polon;a nasza W pieknem
sic przedstawia swietle. ME-
stety, zawsze lapichlopstwo.
n!euczciwost, nierzetelnoSt i
t. p. bora gore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
itudziez NIL 5xG ku tel, niebo-,

| de. ~: III.
Bedzie':. i wIsc:
y 5Menoryal czysto. naro.
dowy.z : donIlu z'Wi,iiazkowego
odsadzaiacy re:szte Polakou
W Ameryce edrniioSci ku te
bodze !;
~ Memo'fIal y czysto neu-
tralny. q adzai4cy reszts
braci Cd czd 4 WARY, jake
warchol6w'
81 MenIoryal nabozny
.Ojc6w drzya j6w, wyklina'.
jacy reszte ,bEaci do samego
piekla. 81
a Memosfyai ohsza, wy
.klinajacy rsisszte q bfaci do
krain, gdzie ,Nieczne panuja
..suchoty gal.
s. Menayal Michalka,
dz;erzacego / nopol milosci
'ku tel ,,niebpdze" W wlasnej
s. Memory yat Kozla, jako
to on wylae4nie juz reprezen-
tuje niezalezna milosG ku tel
,niebodze;5'
y MenlolYaf 'I|' 1, szajstra Be: Be- :,
lilis:zkiego, rs lsko .jedynego
reprezea Hiliz'Wa!
nycIrs polskich s1ap;chlopoW1, :
i t, d. :.
De1egaci anerykahscy,
zasypani ogromem n1emory5a-
low, ssfusznIe ocenja milost
.Ojcxyzny Polak6w w Ame-
.ryce. Poprosza potem autor6w
sszystkich memorya}6w =
sobq ma okret, Bedzie to
menazerya jakiej SWAT |': ME
Car i Wilus spojrza
i zaraz i'm Polske, tenniebo-
ge', oddadza.
:Polska bed1ie ma pewno W
tym roku. DO ,,powazni" :"
sic biora do memoryal6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
Jeszcze 0 Bay City.

Ostatni numer W1ARUsA,
opisujacy k'opoty. W BayCity,
Michigan, napsuE duzo .krw'', .'1,,',
czesciowo s'usznie, czesciowo
i nieslusznie. Patrzac bolem
W sercu ia rozsterki i brak
milosci wsr6d dzieci jedne)
matki, sprawiedliwy W1ARus
pragnaalby idac przez9 wszyst-
kie osady polskie, lac olive
ma .eAszyst7
kim blogoslawie, a'b'y cza.ta
niezgody do Prus wypedzic.
W kr6tkich wiFc slowach.
powt6rzymy, co jest n;ezblta
prawda potem wyjasnimy, CO
niewinnych 1udzi, nj z
n a szei win y. zabolaFo.
y x. M. Matkowski jest
wzorem gospodarza parafial
'nego. y rs. rs I. ..:.,.,. /.
4. y Jego ksiazkt* byly zre-:
.widowane ! uznane jako bez
.zmazy. .>s:zz ]. ..s,'
81 Byf process miedzy x:
Biskupem Richterem j Pola-.
kami W Bay City Q tytu}
wlasnosci koscioia sw. Sta-
nislawa. Nasz artykul jedna-
kow6z dal sluszna pobudke
do nieporozumied. Obecny
komitet sk}ada]acy sic 2
nainteligentniejszy najza-
mozniejjszych Polak6w W Bay
City, n'gdy sic ne brataf !
nigdy ME nalezal do awan-
turnik6w, procesuJacychs Sc Z );
x. Biskupem. OWszem ,wiele
musial cierpiee nawet W
bznesie cd owych awanturni.::
k6w. >kt6rzy komitetowych
nazywali i jeszcze nazywaja
slugami Niemca (Richtera) j
parobkami x. Matkowskieg
Komitet tel nigdy s.
Matkowskiego ME posadzal Q
zadne malwersacye, czyli
nigdy rewizyi ksiazek ME
zadal, nj pragnAl.
x. B.iskup Richter, j v
Il E m NJ IA r . $ p.o m Va
k P I Q 5 tuj E, ! 3 "a "a
wlasnej satysfakc Cyl siakl y; q 8
l-rewidowae. ] l.....
Komitet kos elay, sk'ada
[jacy Sic Z pan6w Jczefa Sta
! lszy1skieg Roclla Andrze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

|tancj amerykahscy maja sic,
ma prosbe Polak6w W Ame-
rYce, upomnaG Q Polske.
Nasamprz6d kongres: po-
kojowy jest humbugiem, W
kt6ry !. zaden inteljgentny
cz}owiek ME wierzy. Narody
sic. przygotowuja do wojen.
Wszedzie keszta: j wydatki ma
armie / aoty sic poWiekszaja.
Kongres n: p. amerykahskl!i
radzi mad podwyzszeniem
|stalej armii do 100, 900. Anglia
hest kazdej ,chwili gotowa do
wojny. Jej arsena}y So we
dnie W nocyw ruchu. Fran.
cya by}aby dawno z Anglia
zadarla, ale sic ME czuje "a
silach Poszloby z Francya,
jak z Hiszpania. CESAR nie-
miecki bardzo slusznie sic
wyrazil, twierdzac, ze wojna
miedzy Anglia ! Franeya
tfwalaby tylko szesc dni mniejj
wiecej. w szesciu. bowiem
dniach Aota francuzka bylaby
zniszczona ogromoe kolonie.
francuzk:e bylyby bez obrony
A chociazby i kongres po-.
.kojo inial. iakiet,S|. 1. !, widoki
.powodze enia, ::t':'I kt6lby '1., .> ulzy} X
Polakom. lub sic domagal
wskrzeszenia nasze, ,Ojczyzny?
Polslse .trzymaja try sepy W
.swo;ch :silnych szponach. Nam.
W naszych obscnych warun-
kach: tylko pozostaja:rzetelna
praca i prawdziwa oswiata.
Praca utrzymat ojczysta g]ebe
i oswiata ut1zymat tradicye
narodowe - innych idea}6w
Polacy niechaj ME szukaja!
M6wimy 0 Polakach W kraju.
:. My bowiem w Ameryce
powinnismy, z wstydem W
sercu, o odbudowaniu Polski
milczec. My ME jestesmy
wygnaicami, nj meczennika-.
mi. My prawie wszyscy. przy~
szlismy do Ameryki po lepszy
kawa]ek chleba, nieraz pe~
rzucajac kraj bez teby.
Ale nasze .powaane" ga
zety inaczej ma s;eb1e patrza.
Biorac sic do memoryalu dla
tel ,niebogi, tel biednej
Ojczyzny naszcj iuz SIC czu-
bia. jak diva uliczniki. J, Well
cy ludz'e'' Cd ZGoDY S Q b j {
W VI q cznie e przypisu)a
prawo do wys]ania memo
ryalu. Jezeli ma bye
narada, to niechaj bedzie
W domu zwiazkowym W Chi
cago Ma to sic inni
), wielcy ludzie' ME zgadzaia.
Narada ma bye W jakiejS
cha}upies neutralnej,'' czyli
bezstronnej. Oj, kocha]a
oni te ,,nieboge"!!?
,Powaznym'' rajcom radzi.
my calego serca, aby do
koica zachowali. powage
takie wyslali ryaly, Jake
wiernie malowalyby ich daz
| lnosei j dzialalnosf polityczna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
MAN lLA.@

MANILA. w
bitwach pomledzy:
wojskiem amerykah-
skiem a powstahcaml
Filipihskimi poleglo
conajmniej 2 tysiace
powstahc6w. Amery-:
kan6w poleg}o i u
mario dotad z ran 40.
250 raunych lezy W
szpitalach. z l3 go
puiku Minnesockiego
AMI jeden ME poleg4.
Okolo 5000 powstah-
COW zabranych 90 ME-
wolf. Pociski z ame..
rykahskiego okretu
wojennego Charles
ton i kanonierki
Concord straszne Wv
rz9dzaly sppstoszeniat
" szeregach. pow
staicow, nawet Sr6d
nocy. Wielu powsta h
COW zostalo wpedzo
nych do rzeki z aslg,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
W'IEDEN.

WIEDEN:. Maj
.wyzszy trybunat J. u.
zna4 wydane przez
hrabiego Badeniego J
Gautscha Iozporz9-
dzenia jezykoWe "a
zgodne Z prawem i
opar} ich prawomoc-:
nose ma rozporzadze-
niu gablnetowem y z
roku 1913,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
Redaktor wydawca: Hieronim Derilowski.
TELEGRAMY.

MANILA. Woj-
ma miedzy powstah-
caml Filipliskimi a
w.otl.jski,em len, amerykah :
skiem juz wybuch}a.
W Sobote, 4 Lutego
0 godzlnie 9 wiecz.
uderzyli J powstahcy
z pod Manila ma
Gaia lini2 wojska a..
merykahskiego roz-
4ozonego doko}a mia
sta i najprz6d w!ypar-
liza merYkan6w z pier
Wotnle za]etych sta
nowisk. Lecz potem.
/ W niedziele, 5 go
Lutego, Amerykanie
wzleli gore mad pow.
stahcami i odpedzili
ich daleko cd miasta,
zdobywszy wiele
szanc0W.
rMANILA. Ame-
rykanie " niedzieleI
zdobyli wodociagi|
dostarczajace miastu.
woody. PomiedzY "a
bitymi wojakami fl
lipihskiemi znalezio-:
no takze kilka "a
.bitych kobiet W:
mundurach zo}nier-
skich. AmerYkanie:
zdobyli dwie armaty
Kruppa wielke
mnogos6 karabin6w j
amunlcyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

kami, kt6rzy burze " Bay
City wywolali. 4.
Z NiW POlskich
W AM Err YCE.
DETROIT. Powszech:
NE znany j szaoowany
obywatel March Kulwicki,
polski karawniarz ma St.
Aubin av. rozpoczal sprawe
na sadsie wiatowym, oskarr
zajac 1,lemie ckiego karaw;a'.:: i.
MARA IL M iMg.a[burg 4 No. / s.
.Gratiot Ave, mic szkajacego,
8 8 p.sliWeesI Z ! ut1,y Slt'e Y oszczer
stWoi i zada S|ro, & 600 omds:zke,ss. m = I
doWanis. Adwokatem Jego
80 s,vn,,v Geo Z: N. col-.
1;er
20
bA4 49, -. Nt'en :
.e9s1e1 polsA.s, na,a1,; F. ~ r,nIsn
1oa.,; 49, craad R.n,ds ob;,f
- .,,,.s,;a no,,od,i
":e 80 80 - 90
n'en,.e'h, -.
pa al'a 'e
ks .zvB1JR cleveland.
- ,., 81 81, & ~ i
,1,..,.,,a,, = ;'oh...;;n,;. ri,,IIs,;;se;
. q; !, q ~; 3, 10
80, sar,;n .,,,,;,,, or.z,,qaSx. nm
da,aadaha;a b@az;e ,.s..te,,. IA,
-, !, III. q; ], e+an;sIawa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
gdzic sic .potopi1i.
Przesz}o 5000 pow
staic6w jestr'ann!ych.
MANI LA.

AS'' u NHAJ y
MANILA. w
n!ocy 2 niedziell ma
ponledzialek zacho-
wall wal, 81 sic. powst;alhcy
spo'kojnie, j odtad ME
ruszajq sic zobozu.
odobno zamierzaj8
.oni przez kilka dni
odpoczywa6, a potem
znowu uderzyc na
Mantle. osiadaja
iuz kilka dobrych
dzia}, ta'kze szyb-
ko strzelajace.
Zdrowie wojska ame-
ryka hskiego iaknaj-
lepsze / wielki zapa4
wojenny u zofnierl'!zy. r!
W IEDEN.. Ra-
{ da pahstwa zesta}a
odroczona z rozkazu
eesarza' y q, ( dc. q prlzysz}ej
jesieni, ,:pfoniewatz Sc
&c .ccesyo onlis|ci II. $ odare III: =:
Mali = p'o ):17I :w17Iziecle ii jakiej-
kolwiek uch wa}Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

.,Powaznym rajcom radzi.
my calego serca, aby do
kohca zachoWali powage
takie wyslali memory yaly, Jake
wg'iiernie malowalyby ich daz
nosei j dzialalnost polityczna,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
The Proposed Enlargement of the Fun
 lie Library BuiIdIng,

To the Editor of the Journal and Courier
 1 was surprised to see a statement III the public prints that the Free Library Building is so crowded for space to stow it's books that an addition must be built at a cost of $25,0O0. My sur prise was increased on entering the building and observing the great amount of waste room in its interior. Nearly or quite third of the gallery space is practically unutilized and the entire body of the building between the galleries which is available for at least three tiers of book cases, has but enc tier of cases on the ground floor and these by no means overcroWded. In all large public libraries l have ever seen this plan Of stacking cases is em- ployed and there seems to be no reason why it cannot be adopted in the New Haven building. Of course, it might be necessary after the space was get ting well filled to use electric lights i'll the passage ways, but this is very simple affair. The Library building has cost the city about $100,000, and if it will hold no more than 450OO volumes, which is about the number at present within it's walls, the investment is cer- tainly a very poor one.
 ECONOMY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
Local Weather Report. FOR SEPTEMBER 25, 1899.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 5:31 p. m.
 School shoes at Howarth Bros.
 Nice pans of ferns at Champions.
 Harper's magazine for sale by T. H. Pease & Son.
 Opening at B. Rogowskis Wednesday and Thursday, September 27 and 2S.
 James Anderson of Clan McLeod, who is suffering from typhoid malaria at the hospital, is reported as being slightly better.
 W. H. Handling, who has just return ed from trip to Europe, has taken a position with the Gamble Desmond company.
 There will be a special meeting of the fire commissioners Thursday evening for a hearing on the charge of drunk enness preferred against Captain Moves of Truck ?.
 Mrs. Jennie Camp Harmount of Chi cago has been among New Havens re- cent visitors and was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cruttenden, wife of George o. Cruttenden, the carriage manufac- turer.
 their fall inspections of the railroads of the state yesterday. They went over the Highland division yesterday and to-day they will go over the Valley and Shore Line.
 Clare c. Hunt, formerly of Hartford, has been elected captain of the Spring. field high school football eleven. Young tended school at the South school under the late Principal Graves.
 The Warner-Miller company of New Haven has filed certificate of incor- poration with the secretary of state. The company is organized to deal in building material and the capital stock is $30, ,000, divided into $10O shares.
 The announcement of Admiral Dew eys arrival in New York bay yester- day morning was received here with the blowing of factory whistles and ringing of bells. The celebration was continued for about five minutes, and there was big racket while it lasted exciting the town
 Mrs. Marie Neebe of 27 Waverly street, who has been visiting her son, William H. Neebe in Philadelphia, re- turned yesterday after pleasant stay of a month. While there Mrs Neebe visited the G. A. R. encampment, held the first part of the month, and the national export exposition, now being held there.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
KEARSARGE'S TRIAL TRIP.

Photographic Report Received in Wash
 ington Yesterday
 Washington, Sept. 26.-The following telegram has been received by Judge Advocate General Lemly from the pres dent of the trial board, announcing the result of the speed trial of the battle ship Kearsarge yesterday off the New England coast:
 Boston, Sept 25. "Kearsarge speed trial completed; av- craze speed for four continuous hours, subject to tidal correction, 16S45 knots. The margin is considered to cover, and will grant builders request to return to Newport News. Will report corrected speed when computations are completed.
 RODGERS" The navy department will at once make arrangements to put the Rear sarge into commission, and she will be temporarily attached to the North At lantic squadron.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
RELIES ON FAITH CIIRE

Southington, Sept 26.-Rev. c. A. Johnson of the Plantsville Baptist church is interested in faith healing and according to members of his church he requested his wife not to call a phy- sician to treat him for his present ill., ness, calculus, relying on the prayers of certain persons in town prominently named as of the same belief. They are now in attendance. MT. Johnson re- gently stated to members of his church that he did not believe physicians were necessary, but for the sake of stopping town talk he advised everyone to call a doctor in case of sickness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
The1nurnal aud Courier
Wednesday. soptember 27, 1899.
NEW ADvAK1IsEM ENrs TO-DAY

NEW ADYAK1ISEME ENIs TO-DAY Auction Sale--R. B. Mallory Cameras-C. o, Reichert,
 Committee on Lamps--Clty Notice Committee Street sprinkling- Committee on SeWers-Meeting. Committee on RalroadsMeetlng. De Sycamore Grade-Clty Notice. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills---At Druggists. Flags-E. Mcintyre X Co.,
 For Sale--Houses-4Joh E. Heay. For Sale-Folding Bed-3S7 Temple Street. Far Sale-Boiler747 State Street. For Sale-Gas Engine-747 State Street For Rent-First Floor-63 Clark Street For Sale-Windows and Doors-71T State St. For Sale--Koll Top Desk-T4I State St. For Sale-Safe-747 State Street. For Sale-Circus Tent-747 State Street For Sale-Houses and Lots--J. F. Healy. Financial-N.. H.. Copper Co.,
 Grape-Nuts-At Grocers'.
 yperion-Under the Red Robe. Lost Purse-This Office.
 Dress and Street Boots-N. Fl. Shoe Co. To Rent-First F,ooI-126 Spring Street. Upholstery-The Chas. Monson Co. Upholstery Bargains Howe X Stetson. Wednesday and Thursday-Public Market. Wanted-Cook-3 Temple Street. Nanted-Girl-sO9 Orange Street. Wanted Sltuation-35 William Street. Wanted -Situation-1 Wall Street, Nanted-Situation-S5 Mechanic Street. Wanted Girl-696 State Street Wanted -Situation-210 Pine Street. Wanted d-Boy-Drawer 66.
 Wanted-Situatio tion-214 Franklin Street. Wanted tion-1S6 Franklin Street. Wanted -Situa tion--102 Eaton Street. Wanted ed-Situation-14 Bishop Street. Wanted Girl-620 Orange Street. Wanted ed-Situation-20 James Street. Wanted Situation-1S7 Pine Street. Wanted Saeslady-The Edw. Malley Co. Wanted Position--274 Portsea Street. Yale Rooms-The Edw. Mal.ey Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE IND THERE
Trips to the Mountain and Seashore and Across the Wave-Many Pleasant Visits-Oth Personal Jotttngs.

Attorney J. B. Morse is confined to his home with an attack of muscular rheumatism.
 John T. Healy has returned from vacation in Saratoga.
 H. o. Johnson, the motorman of the Winchester avenue road, who was se- riously injured or July 29, will be able to get about this week on crutches. He is at Grace hospital.
 w. P. Frost, the George street grocer, who has been quite i'll for the past two weeks at his home on Beers street With malarial fever, is improving and will, it is now thought, be out in a
 Dr. Timothy Dwight of Yale has re- turned with his family from his sum- mer home in Norfolk The Dwight resi- dence on College street was opened yes- terday and will, of course. be occupied as usual by Dr. Dwight this winter.
 Professor Marble of the Hillllouse high school is experimenting with a machine for transmitting wireless mes sages. The machine is in the physical laboratory of the high school and is in working order At one end of the room is transmitter and about forty feet away is the receiver. His machine is the same as those in general use.
 The committee on schools of the board of education yesterday morning visited officially the high school. The members, comprising James T. Moran, Harry W. Asher and John D. Jackson, in company with Superintendent Ken dall, spent the entire morning at the school
 Mrs L Edward and daughter have returned home after tour of two months in the Catskills. She can be consulted at room S6 Pol building.
 Herbert Foote of Branford left yes terday for two weeks vacation to be spent on Summer Island.
 w. H. Hague of Southington return ed Monday from the Klondille He is a brother of Charles Hague of the Aetna Nut Co.'S office
 Father O'Donnell of New London is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Da- vid ODonnell.
 William A. Buckingham of Milford, who has been ill for some time, is im- proving.
 Invitations are out in Branford for a reception to be given by MT. and Mrs. Samuel S. Cook at the residence of MT and Mrs. l.. J. Nichols on Tuesday, October 10, from till II o'clock, the occasion being the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage.
 Mrs. L. R. Vinal of Branford, who has been substituting at the Branford library during the vacation season, will leave on Wednesday to spend her vacation at various points in the state.
 Walter c. AtWater was elected presi- dent; Levi Andrews vice president, and E. P. Hotchkiss, secretary and treas urer, of the Branford Cemetery associ ation. The old board of directors was reelected.
 George B. Utley son of the late George T. Utley has been appointed librarian in the Watkinson library, Hartford, by Librarian Frank B. Gay.
 Mrs. Walter Foote of Branford is quite ill at her home on MontoWese l street, suffering from nervous prostra- ion.
 John Ladd of the Southern New Eng and Telephone company of this city, who, with his family, has occupied one ,f the Doolittle cottages at Pine Or ,hard during the Summer, left for nome Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
I. 0. o. F.


 Samuel H. Harris lodge, I. o. o. F., of Bridgeport, will receive fraternal visit October 23 from Radiant Star lodge of Newark, N. J., and will confer the third degree for them. The visi- tors will be accompanied by Grand Mas fer Wood of New Jersey jurisdiction, and expects to bring about 150 to 200 members They will come to Bridge port from New York -by the Rosedale, returning the same night by the Nut meg State. The members of Harris lodge are making preparations for the reception and entertainment Of the guests Harris lodge is named in hon pr of the late Samuel H. Harris of New Haven, who was one of the well known master printers Of New Haven for many years and was man highly es- teemed by the community
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
BRIGADE RALLY TONIGHT.
It Will Take Place at the City Mission
 Hall

It Will Take Place at the City Mission
 Hall
 There are now four companies of boys and one large company of girls con- nected with the brigade at the City Mis- sion hall. The drills are held weekly, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and will commence the com ing week.
 To-day will be Rally Day" and this evening at 790 the boys and girls, with their fathers and mothers and friends, will meet at the mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, with Major General Perrigo, Colonel Humiston, Rev. MT. Mossman and other officers of the brigade. The exercises will include short addresses, several rectations, bugle calls, etc, and all interested are invited to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
GJTILFORD FAIR TO-DAY.

Guilford's annual fair takes place to- day, weather permitting, at the Gull ford park, and will be, as usual, an event of great public interest in the town and adjacent places. The fair will be an unusually good one in various re- spects The Second regiment band of this city will furnish fine music for the occasion. It was erroneously stated yesterday that the fair would occur on Tuesday. The day is to-day (Wednes- day).
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
Pictures and Picture Framing

Large variety of fine mould ings for making frames.
 We do the work promptly and do more than any other framing business in the state.
 Framed pictures in all sizes. A very desirable lot of about 100. Facsimile water col ors in gilt frames. Size 10 by Io, oSc each.
 German Posters, exclusive --on mats, 55c; passepartouts, o8c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-27
D RATHER RECOHD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C., Sept 26. 1899, p. m. Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday For New Hampshire and Rhode Island: Fair; cooler Wednesday; Thursday fair fresh westerly winds.
 For Massachusetts and Connecticut: Fair Wednesday, cooler in eastern portion ; Thursday fair; fresh westerly winds