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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11

10 oil psrsoas interesesd In siher OF ths essasss
herefnalasr named:
At Probeas Court, hsld - Paris. In and
e ss jss = z, q S9 q 3. 70 Sss Ss:ss
eighs hundred and ninssy.nine. The following
mssosg having bsen pfseeneed eos ths ace1on
lhsrsapos hereinafter indicated, y hsTsoy
Thss nosics thereof b givsn 10 On psrsoss IN.
ssresssd by causipg 9 copy Of Ills orte! 70 Be
publishcd sAres weeks successivsly n me Oh.
lord Dsnoc,.t nevspapes puonaaed = sccsa
,heS u csS g 3 5us III. o. Of s:
clock In tie forenoon. and Be bard shereoa II
they - cause:
SIMEON b. cURrIs, late Of Paris, decessed.
win and petition for probate thereof and for
tho sppointmens Of william n. Lurvey Of wood
presented BY Betsey @. Curtis. widow.
ALYRHD SHAW, lsss Of Buckheld. deceased.
WIN and 70, 4, probate
ENSIGN O. COOLING. lsts Of Canton. de:
presented By Assyn ". Webb, she executor
iherein named.
sYLvEsrER Z. MURDOCH. lats Of Buck
allowance BY Livonia Murdoch. s1ecutrix.
JOHN d. DEC0srER Of BuckAeld. ward;
Final account presented for allowance and
resignation Of guardian presented for scceps.
ance By wilson shaw. guardian.
WILLIAM BURr. late Of Bucklsld. deceased.
Yirss and 6nal account presented for Allowance
BY Thomas 8. Brigham, administsasor.
RUBY HARDEN, late Of sumner, deceased.
Petition for license 20 sell and coavsy real estate
presented BY valosus Whi4s, executor.
oEORGE ". BHCKLgR, hss Of Albany.
deceased. Petition for license % ell and convey
real estats presented By Charles 9. Becker.
sTEPHHN PACKARD, lats Of Rebel, Do.
ccased. yirse and anal, aloo private account
presented for allowance By ffsncs b. Packard.
6dminisoat0g.
NATHAN L. MARSHALL, ~ Of PARA,
deceased. Petition for license - gu and con-
yey real estaes presented By John Esd, admin.
MARSHALL . DUDLEY. Tirut seoeans OF
AHs: Dsass g ~ R: ps:. presented
JOHN o. 2. soBERrs. hss q Greenwood.
account Of sdninistEasor prsssnssd for allowances
By winAssd 8. s1arhird. sdninistss1sf.
NARY AIM GRAY. ~ Of Pasis, dsesAssd.
ma and 1aai soooass, sbo pssiIice fse dis-
t1butioa presented for sction At coass b. James
J. Abboet, adninlst1aeor.
xMMA =. THOMPSON. ~ Of ,Canass, d
ceaeed. Final account pyeseaesd ~ elD0wAnce
b. Hhan \. KIns, Adnliniseseeos VIII - v1h
aansxed.
CHARITY CHICK, ~ u Passs, dsesassd.
Peo1tios ~ uceaee - 81 end conway roAl oseneo
presented b ChaRips VI. Ioane. adnin'ses.ter.
ALBEIT =. lOBINson, ~ Il Hssvsa, T.
oaaeed- maj 2ccolne pre3eatsd - auowance
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FIGHT on PPM SUNDAY
Ma Conner Tells Of Z Battle II
the Philippinea
the vAlsHRs II MANILA BAY,

An In.eesat Locking Crate That
Fairly naas tie narth frsnhis.
RE MsaaAnsck Dsnhardins Lee
= Pinss = scenes IN the 1lsspits1s.
bravery 81 Amerisan sslaiess.
Ill
MANILA. March LIT was Palm
Sunday. March 90. at Manila In tho
States the churches were decorated with
palm branches, emb,ems Of peace and
good will In Manila We thought Of
home and Of the white robed children
skippirg merrily through tho streets.
followed at more sedate gait by grown
people On their way from church. and
oil. children and grown people alike.
carrying or wearing sprigs and bits OF
the sacred branch that commentaries
the entry into jerusalem.
There was not much Of this In Ma
Mia, however. Very few Spaniards are
left In the old town. and American sol
diers care little for Palm Sunday. The
quiet Filipino natives indeed bob about
In their holiday hest. queer little chewed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11
x..eui.r Powers Of . Beetle.

muscular POWERS OF = Oeetie.
The following anecdote Of . three
horned beetle will give some idea Of its
vast strength Of body. A beetle was
brought in. and. there being no box at
hand In which to put Il. It was clapped
under q quart bottle Of milk. which
happened to be upon the table. the boil
low at the bottom Of the bottle allowing
the insect to stand upright
Presently the bottle began to move
slowly and glide along the smooth ia
bic. propelled BY The muscular power Of
the imprisoned beetle. and continued
its travels for some time. 10 the aston
ishment Of al who witnessed It The
weight Of the bottle and it, contents
could not have been les than three
pounde and half. while that Of the
beetle was about hak N ounce. So that
IL readily moved q weight lie timsa
greater than its own.
A better notion than figures can corr
yey will be obtained Of this feat BY sup
posing q lad Of 10 to be imprisoned
under q great ben weighing 1910
pounds and 10 move Il 70 and fro upon
Z smooth pavement b. pusAing Il from
within. New York Sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11
ttAse0E0 ~ THE NlEck.


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1 - Whe Unesrwens sns o2ssnssse
ssss sAs -
u Iha Wide World Maoasi4s Rich
nrd Hican ~ Cd tne aceOs. tsib q be
nasow escape nom beane henged %
~ ssass 81 ne ssens te.ss. Dao-
In ne - PAYING tne psi q Acnanes
= peFticu'asIv uiiainoes cnafacset, wno
MIN : nng career q crime = 20 NJ
general satiaaction O. ne audience
captured By two British soIdters ana
promptly hanged -.
Une night. while etrueenn9 WIN
ny eapsuss the rope supped NON my
ehouldefs ard mOseed toss1 around my
neck lust - was pesng nanieo upT
n.y. N nicn Nev9 sne1 49,
tnas swluI momenk uqrecsy ! Islt We
sas - ny 80 ! ~. . soasu' ~.
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ney 10 tne fwsnters
No. l5e.-Charade: Mur-mur.
No. Iso.-DecapitAtion: Clash, cash.
ash.
No. l6l.-Metagram: l. Dane. 2. Jane.
/ 8. Lane 4. Cane. 8. Rane. Q. Vnne.
Ia. Fame 8. Name
No. l62.-Printers' Pr;
A blessing on the prinssf's art
Books are the mentors Of the heart
The bur ming soul. the burdened mind.
Ia books alone companions ind
No. l63. -Geoeraphical: /. Suffolk 3.
Lowtstoft. s. Rassia. T. Orkneya 8.
Jalnaies, g. Biscay. Z. Corsica
Nc. l6i.-Pntriotic Puzzle:
REBE ION
ISDEP DESCE [HAL.
EMAS CiPATIOS
DOuG Las
@ vERN NEST
No. I65.-Noe Generally Desired: To bo
overtaken by the undertake..
No. lS6.-DiaIhcnd; I. q. 2 Sit 8.
Night 4. The s. T.
No. I67.-Square: 1. Come. 3. Oven.
& Mend. 4. Ends.
No. 16s.-A Flower: For get-me-not.
No l6o.-Rivers In England: I. The
Thames. between Chelsea and BatterseA.
O. Twssd s. Nerves, severn. Z. Dar-
went 3. Ids. Q. Stour, tour, routs. q.
Trent rent, tcnA ~. O. Ouse, house.
o Yafe. -.
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coNJuREo A TREATY.
Kew Hesaia. the Magician, AweA the
Arabs late ssbnissisn.

Kew Houaiu. the na9tetou, AWeN the
Arabs late ssbnissien.
During the French conquest Of Al
geria (isS0- 1881 negotistions for peace
were entered upon with the sheiks Of
certain Arab tribes. and a meeting for
the settlement OF terms was arranged to
take place at the French headquarters.
The French officers received their guests
with great hospitality, and after the
banquet given In their honor. at which
the utmost splendor was employed. In
order to dazzle their eyes and captivate
their simple minds. an adjournment
was made to q lsrge hall. where II.
Houdin. the celebrated conturer. who
had accompanied the French forces,
gave an exhibition Of bis akill
They stared In open mouthed wonder
ct all the tricks that were performed.
and feeling Of awe crept over them as
they witnessed the mysterious appear
spce and disappearance Of various OBJ
jects. But what appeared to them most
marvellous Wa the apparent manufac-
ture Of cannon balls N. Housiin passed
round among them high hat. which
they examined very carefully, but with
ont snspecting anything unusual in ei.
Their Its make or its appearance. When
Che hat was returned to him the con-
iura placed II on the door In the mid
die Of the stage In full view Of his al
dience he then proceeded 70 take from
the hat cannon balls apparently with
out number, and rolled them across the
1oor into the wingA With this the per
formance terminated.
The chiefs then consulted among
themselves and came 10 the conclusion
that Il was useless 70 offer any opposi-
ton 10 an army that could turn out its
ammunition in 70 easy manner. They
therefore signed the required treaty and
departed to tell their friends In the
desert Of the wonderful power Of the
invaders. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11
ceav.r..s,e. witAea. words.

The traveller In q foreign land Is not
necessarily helpless because be does not
know the language. Nor was CORE
spondent who admits that when he en-
tered Italy his nine words II French
and 10 words Of German were Of NO
great use 10 him. He says:
In Genoa ! went into q photogra-
piers shop and selected dozen photo
grapha
pointed 1t the photographs and look
ed at him inquiringly. which meant
.'How much!"
He nodded his head and wrote ga
On a slip Of paper.
nodded. signifying II win take
them"
He walked over to Q calendar hang
ing on the wall and pointed to 90. Then
he walked back and picked mp the photo
graphs and shook bis head. which clear.
" meant that he could not allow me to
take the ones l had selected. but would
have the Others printed by the Goth.
Thereupon pointed TO IS on the cal
endar and said Roma" which meant
that ! should depart for Rome on that
date.
He nodded and then pointed to 80
and asked "Ehf" which meant, "Shall
Jon be In Rome until the S0thf"
nodded violently.
ssHotelf'' be- asked
! wrote my Rome address on slip Of
paper.
In making change be held out Ira.
"Posts, he explained.
Then / departed. Ordinarily shop
per selecting dozen photographs to be
printed to order and forwarded to him
at the next town would spend ten min
utes or more in making inquiries and
giving directions Our total conversa-
tion was Just Eve wordA Chicago Rec
ord
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby giyes notice that he
"a been duly appointed execesor Of the last
0ill and testament of
JOHN WOODMAN, lasc of Norway,
in the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
demsnds against the estate Of sald deceased Are
dcsirod 70 prssens the same for settlement, and
eli indebted thereto arc requested 70 make pay
uens Immediately.
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TIA subscriber hereby gives notiee that he has
teen duly appointed administrator Of The
ADOHIRAM CURrIs, late Of Paris,
IN The County Of Oxford, deceased. and given
bonds a. the Law directs. All perpons having
demands Asainss che estate OF said deceased are
desired 10 pressns The aamo for settlement, and
Ill indebted thereto Arc requested 70 make pay
mont Immediately.
juno s0eh. iylp A. JUDSON CURT1S.
JAMES 3. WRIGHT, Agent.
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HIVES arss tsesibas tosnant - ~ H
~ lolnb Anl y somo ol1R eoas. LILY
cuss1. Dean's Olnenmt Dev8 1Ails.
Instant relied, pernansntcore. ~ any
dvus seogA r. oon1A
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NOTICE.

Tia subscriber hereby gives notice that abe has
annexed OF the estate Of
WILLIAM II. COLE, late Of Paris,
In the County Of oxford. deceased, and given
bonds ~ the law directs. AL pcrsons having
demands AGAINST the ESTATE Of SAID deceased are
desired 20 present the came for settlement, and
I'll indebted thereto are requested 70 make pay
ment Immediately.
June nah. lSoo. COLUMBIA COLE
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A in0Ds H. uay - sesslose1 - =
heurt eslsy. C1o1rs lneane!ns aySs.-
essy, 1assane $50 e1ee1nly. Cnly
an1splnn = = hnveDE. lou1ee1 k3fx1ee
e Nh DHaWtosTy always q Annas
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The subscribers hereby give notice that they
have been duly appointed executors Of the lat
vim and testament Of
HIRAM HUBBARD, late Of Paris,
bonds q The Law divcts. All pcrsons having
demands against the estase Of said deceased are
desired 20 present The same for settlement, and
al indebted therveo are requested 70 make pay
ncns Immediately.
June ana, lsee. HIRAM X. HUBBARD.
JEANNE HUBBARD.
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Dorothy, soticing with distress rip
In her doll, whence the sawdust was
splllins out: "Oh. mamma, please do
somethlng quick! Dolly's just sawdust-
ing herself 70 DEATH"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11

DiDAEAalA fslisved In twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous. DR.. TAomas' Ec-
lectric Oh. Atany dru9 stere.
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b, c, b, Il.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tia subscriber hereby gives nosice that he has
been duly appointed executor Of the last
will and testament OF
ELvfRA B. THOMEs, Ate Of Denmark.
In che County Of oxford, dcceased. and given
bonds 90 The law directs. Al persons having
demands against the estate OF said decrased arc
desired 70 present tho same for settlement and
june SOsh, 100. NELSON s. THoMEs
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~.NE SECOND
rur WHOLE.

No. i7A-EiSe Trees
1. Bchcaa pArsof vesscl and leave .
trea
2. Behcad to cut and leave trs.
s. Behss,d To remain In liquid and leave
. trSe.
4. B-isAi 10 think and leave trcc.
L. BchcAd q siiccof becf and have tire
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Ths subscriber hereby Gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor OF the lass
will and testament OF
JOHN BACHELDKR, late Of rryebnrx.
IN the County Of Oxford, deceased. and given
demands Against the essate Of said dcccssed are
desired 10 present the same for settlement. and
I'll indsbted thereto Are requested 70 make pay
nens Immediately.
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NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice thsa be has
bean duly appointed sdminissEssor OF the esssse
ELBA A. HOLMES. iass Of Oxford.
In the County Of Oxford, deceased. and given
boada ~ chs law directs. Al persons havins
demands against the estate Of aaSd deceaAed are
desired 10 present The same for settlement, and
nsns immcsiisssiy.
June sOsh, 1870. WALTER Z. HOLMES.
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We. ,1s.-Rats.

We. 1SS.-Rats.
I. The rua I'm tho soldiers allowance fog
food
g. The arithmetioal rat
.. The rat which disciplines mischievous
children.
l. The rat always srn with . certain
serpent
S. The RAJ which d always In the midst
Of "angcr; rage"
8. The rat which 80 ths standard or
value"
Z. The rat which sanctions . trcasy.
q The ras endowed with reason"
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: The New York Weekly Tribune,
.sA.e-Is6ssd ~ ees.sry he leading
National Family Newspaper.

ReeoGne vslue ~ w dse TIE and Nation
- IN. Ox!ssa csr hvcts home paper nave
pDos W&b NeW-Yosk weekly Tribune" which enao
funse ~ p4n IT, uinine cost q e!s pr yssr
xv6y tum ~ vhEW himself, hs family and 10 Tue
NJ ~ support local pswspspsr works
ese ~ sagy ~ ~ ~ bring. TO his home al oe
~ dolng q hs friends the condion
- & z. 49, IL bose .a,ast. snd fact f,
- - 6 q s 81 s' s,l r. Main.
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III l|$B|7
~!
Join the firss picture to the sccond pic-
surc by q sinaie letter. and the rcssls Will
he the third picture. The four letters used
I'm the additions win spell word which
tksrribes the lowest picture Nicholas
No. I71.-Aeted ChaFaae.
scxxH 4iRsr
IN, curtsfa rises ON . wildwood scenc.
Thich trcszH. dense underhrusA u brighssse
green.
And in the midst struggling form behoid-
A deer caught in snare. His head 70 bold.
All crowned with -ansiers ten, !" he hfts on
high.
And pain and terror flashes from his eye
Alas. how usd sight No more viii be
Roam with His fellows meath tho greenwood
tree.
Hts DAYS Of pleasure and OF sport are done.
Do, hook there COMES the hunter with ais gun.
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Join the firss picture 10 the second pie-
ture by q sinaie letter, and the rssilt VIII
be the third picture. The four letters used
In the additions win spell word which
dssrribes the lowest picture-Ss. Nicholas
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CeaUaarans Answered.
What Aas three fest ind can't walkf A
yarsRs,ich.,
Why Is u cpachman hke . cloud! Be-
cause he holds the rsins
A thing with one leg and four faces that
never moves. A lamppost.
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No. i7a.--Dahlscal AnaGpaos.
I. o. Johns guard
Q. Candles Of baron l.
g. A jam In maxe dixie
I. Him, i'm, tum and rum
o. share the roofss No.
& Hiel Mrs Jane ats mint aloof.
2. A cape gets hoe.
8. Mind dress also.
Q. X seized. T. killed
10. III. Uxxa crane bend
IL. Hark fayl q bake porki
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NEARLY
|Fifty-eight Years Old !! !!

otion TO the true interests and prosperity OF the
for new friends - the years rolled by and the
lily passed to their reward, and these admirers are
With faith In its teachings, and confidence In the
70 their homes and hresides.
enjoys In 10 old age all the vitality and vgor Oh
|ipencd BY the experiences OF over half century.
and on IL cordial support Of progressive Americans
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
GoODsELL TO THE RESCUE.

Commodore Granville Goodsell OF
this city performed a worthy feat yes
terday morning at O'clock at Wood
mont, where his cottage by the sound
is located. Commodore Goodsell is one
of the most popular men at the resort,
and his home is often gay with the
revels of exuberant guests. Never be-
fore, however, was he called up at such
an earthly hour as 2 o'clock in the
morning to provide for some wayfarer
who CHANGED to lnger at his doorstep
questioningly
He was awakened from the sleep of
innocence by frenzied shouts. ARGUS
ing himself and going outside, he dis
covered a natty steam yacht in great
danger of being dashed against the
rocks. He ran to the rescue and sue
ceeded after herculean efforts in help
ing the party ashore. He, with others,
was kept up the remainder Of the
night watching the yacht and seeing
that the surf did not destroy her. AL
together it was an eventful night for
even a veteran sea inspector like the
commodore.
The yacht belonged to a New Haven
man named Atwater.--B Eve
ming Po&
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
End of the week
in Furnishings

Always something new al
these end of the week offer
ings always something very
much worth while.
Mems full seamless, half
hose, s pairs for CSC.
Mems black or tan two
thread weight, full seamless
half hose, a pairs for 25c.
Mems fine Isle finish half
hose, 3 pairs for CSC.
Mems extra quality fine
Maco seamless half hose,
double heel, sole and toe,
2 pairs for CSC.
Mems 25c black or tan half
hose, 3 pairs for soc.
Mems fancy striped half
hose, the CSC quality, 2Hc
a pair.
Mems Japonette handker-
chiefs, old price, 3 for 25c
new price, 6 for 25c.
Mems white Numbered
shirts, sizes 16, 16H, II and
IN. 100 and I.25 goods,
now going at ACC.
Children's vacation hose,
double knee sole and toe, 1oc
quality at nc a pair.
Women's and childfen's
vests, the 19c quality at ~ ac
each.
Women's full seamless fast
black hose, 7c; or 4 pairs for
sc,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22

DR.. C. f. Gibbs says THE situation
is one that / regret very much, put IL
could have been easily avoided mad the
governor depended upon the advice OF
the leading men of the profession in
stead of trusting to the suggestions OF
politicians"
DR.. E. B. Griffith says: 81 was men,
Der of the commission consisting of Drs.
GAYLORD, Barker and myself that wait
ed upon the governor. l know DR.. Bar
ker's statement to be true in every par
ticular After our interview with the
governor in New Haven May 26 we con-
sidered it settled that the new commits
sion would be appointed and the COVER
nor said at that time that 1t would per-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
Carpet Wisdom

The wisdom used in buying
for the house ought to be the
same sort of wisdom exer-
cised in buying for a business.
And in the latter, a first lesson
is to buy when prices are
low. Even if one does not
need the things Immediately.
Storage in the spare rooms is
cheaper than to pay the price
when the advances come.
Bear this in mind about car
pets and take these items as
mere hints as to what is
going on in the carpet store.
Administer Carpets, ox12,
see the former tickets marked
21.5o. Expansion price,
$3.50.
Moquette Rugs, 80 x 60.
Were 400. Expansion price,
1.2o.
Double faced Smyrnas,
3ox6o, that were $I.25. Go
ing in the expansion way at
o8c..
Best all wool extra super
ingrains. Were 6oc. Expan-
sion price, 55c
Large line Of tapestry
brussels. Expansion price, 45c
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LARGE ADDITION.

To the Beacon Falls Rubber Company S
Factory.
Meriden, July 21.--The H. Wales Lines
company has been awarded the con-
tract to build a large four-story brick
addition to the factory of the Beacon
Falls Rubber company.
This company was organized less than
year ago, at which time the Lines
company remodeled the present plant.
It's business has increased to such an
extent that much more floor space is
necessary. The new addition will give
employment to about one hundred more
hands. The company manufactures rub
Der shoes, and is not affiliated with the
big combination
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22

BRIDGEPORT DENTISTS TALK.

Dspleased With Appointment of DIR.
Baker.
Bridgeport, July 21.-In connection
with the controversy which has arisen
over the appointment of DR.. Baker Of
Bridgeport to the state board of dental
commissioners, Bridgeport dentists
speak as follows:
DR.. C. w. Strong says: I believe that
governor Lounsbury acted injudiciously
in ignoring the State Dental association,
as without an organization the dental
laws of our state are a dead letter.
The condition of affairs which the ac-
ton Of the governor has produced is
greatly to be deplored.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Freight Handlers strike Over

New York, July 21,-The striking
freight handlers ON the New York, New
Haven and Hartford road gained vic
tory to-day, the company conceding the
demand for twenty cents an hour for a
ten hour day on week days and twenty
five cents an hour for night and Sum
day work. The men were getting sew
enteen and one-half cents an hour
All the men went back to work at
o'clock and the freight which had ac-
cumulated on the dock began to dis
appear.
The directors of the road at New
Haven sent word to concede to the de-
mands of the men.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
THREE-CENT FARES NO LONGER.

THREE-CENT FARES NO LONGER.
Detroit, Mich. July 21.-Straight five
cent fares were re-established on the old
street car lines, excepting during the
morning and evening hours, in which,
Workiugmens tickets are sold at eight
for a quarter, The universal-transfer
privilege between all lines of all COM
panies which was begun during the
three-cent regime, still continues. An
effect Of the raise to-day was to divert
travel to the newer lines, operated I'M
der an eight-for- "a quarter franchise.