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Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
SUB gakntn.
stattrlisnins paa SerubantriruoOn.

Sfsloe MeoOtlelisr fra gisrre bar
Statens Statteligniugstummisitpn BUR-
oeret Ssrnbunseisnopm IaalsoeS, at
Summen sr $2,637, 495 Ttsrrs iuar euo
ifior, slsr mso andre Orb: en- SOrpris
slIe at % Yrucsnt. 6siefts 9uroertuJ
falosr pod SGinois Central og Slcur
@itn G. Rortbtrn msb $1,000 pr. I,il,
Omaha &c Siour SAILS 3srminal.
5000, Wttlpdutssbanen $3.50 %
Rprtiapsiternbansn $4,344.
Ztaisnaiusritstrt.
70. 8. Sin / 8srmiliPn, Sstreter
for Statsunipsriitstet, bdr iagt, at Be
Isast / n9Ite Stpleaar oil opsrftige 400.
8GrslIsrn' ueO Sulerne I UT os 9sit
opiugss fortOGt; mango @tuOentsr utl
blios nsbt til at lsis fig inO hos pripats
Gamilisr. llbfgterns bar ulcris OGrst
bsOre. flyer SIR. Sill. RegfratiOnsn
b~sgpnber Wunbue BIN 18os Sept. cs
furtfrttsr airsOug us SnsOus.
aoHlittsn bsnp,nssr Fs til @npsrupr See.
Den Oeo StatstOnpsntiunen nsbIatts
Gpmite, Der ftulos Finos en- ubusi for
psngs til SjsmienoelIen at SposD atota
Rssim,ntst fra Gan TrGuctscr, bsiluts
tsoe Snsoa9 bitten pud ct Nlsoe / Su-
ron at bsnpsnbe fig til 9upernsrsn for
at faa pioe, om ban bill iammsntaloe
2sgislutursn til ct GrtramsOs, pg /
muofut Sab at iitr' fig bans psriOnIise
Sdmnirts til at fuu psnse DeO Guuntps
eaer Soltefubftriptiou. af SO 2slss
srammsr, Tom sr itnot til 2s~sislaturs
mebl,mmsr meo Spsrgsmaal ON, bOors
piDt be sr Otlige til at biodans en- Grtras
Iumling uben 9OStgerslie unOtassn for
liasiremms nbIGg, bur ale unotaesn 3
Ipdret bsiaenoc, 9stts bar gioet aomis
teen mt Mpb, % ban bar goot $nab
ON, at SUPERVISOR piI IummentaIos 2es
oislutursn. Spis ittt, uiI bpert Guuntp
blipe anmpbst ON at rsiis ct pift 8eIsb
sntsn peo 9ebiIgnius for Counties
aonb sIsr pso 9ilTtuD ira GnteltmGnb,
Ipm tsr fiols pea, at nGite 2ssisIatut
bill ~tilbaasbstule 9suasns. Def sr bic
pct bsnuttst at asftsOe 5000 Snapper
@tprrslIe ION en- SslpOoaar cs uo'
itorst meb giasbt at en- Dtllg zen :
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
9lltnnia.
0upernpr Iannrrs Tilitano.

Sprinsielb, 5bcrsbug aftsn: Gus
pernsr Gamers Silitano sr Omtrsnt
uforanDrst. Spis Der ibstbsletaset sr
inbtraaot npgsn Sorunbring, er bet til
bet beors. Den Malariufster, ban bar,
bulosr BAN enbnl bunbst til Spssleiet.
San bar bsspnot at ipiie liot O9 ipnss
at pinbe &reftsr, Omsnb Iang7Omt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
California;.
RettaifasR reimrutct rsiier biem

San 6rantiSco, Sborsoog: Sguur
bleo RebraitasS OIoatsrne dfmsnItreos
o8 mOoto9 i'm Detailing Og RsiieOmtuitz
nin9er. Sbug began be fig pau Siems
Oeten. 9a Regimentst forIoO RebraItu,
taleOs bet 1912 MsoIemmsr; MI sr
Der fun 851 Msnigs % As SFicerer til
bags. SITE ale De sortgs er orGbt elsr
bob al SDeoom; no9Is f~oretrat at for
bIioe pua Pbilippinerne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
WcRinlevs Serie enot.

6otsl G~RampIain, q. o., 24oe aua.
graiiOsntsn er nu rein. 5an afs
r,iiis 81. Gftsrmiobas meo ct al be
slsgnutefts iron, Tom nOssnfnoe sr
feet paa 0slaipdre os SubIon gansr.
Oct beitoO al fire palabsbosnr, buoraf
CLEOPATRA" uoeluttenbs fob til qra<
iioentsns os bans 5russ R~adoigbeo.
Gn dnosn 8csn bar optas.t at Dice.
prGiiosnt Scbart. Sbst srpnrt ruls
.:nnpp
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
0lospanoc % Sproruurir

Ga Gros's % nIernGrmsits Sms3r
baoos en- tart Storm % ct Stobruo
Orsodss. llOeirst tom / ire 4foelins
ger - bet fsrits 81. 7 ON Mor9ensn,
BET anOst al. II ON 5ormiOoassn % bel
treble Tort sfter 81. 4 Gftsrmioous.
2pnet TIoo nso pnu ct bolot Sres for
itisIiae Stspsr % latte SIo puu fIsrs al
observation-disclosures. g. y. 8urrors
8lod blsp belUis br0nbt % sbeIagt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

I'll ttdI itau "Jirit Soutb 9utotu, Il.
8. o." og neOentil "8sIcome". 9isIe
Snapper bill bIi0s Iolgt for en- Dollar
StRttet o8 8engsne ftaG unoenoes til ct
9oiPttaIss elsr 6iplpefuno.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
2l1isrnuHlt.
aul % SrRlnjt hrGn0er Oh.

Gn S~loebrano, ipm Onsbag Gfters
miOoos uobrsO / llbris 5lsI Cos auls
iturs, Milpaltes, la9Os life uIene Stu
{ / Qite, men br9rote ogila op ao>
ifili9s 2ufiros IONS Sui. De tilitss
osnos 9rGIaittomtsr, tilbpreros Sor'tsr
2umber Co., bersoeoss 9umber for
$4,000. ubrig 6uel Cos Sub sr
$4,000. Ittiammen bar br1nDfors
iitret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
MifdJfean.
@eneral aletr tommrr til 1stroit

@ensral Rusisl ". Ilger tom /
Snsougs tiibuge til Detroit fra fin
5crretHiusstur til Often. ansaasnOe
bet SntsrDiep, ipm en- RepOrtsr for en-
WCntrealsa Dis banbe bapt msO BAN,
os bpOri ban ftulOe babe iast, at ben
bar uos al Pulititsn, ubtaIts aIssr, at
ban lite haDoe iust nps,t Tnaoant. "Res
~ Gsz
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

Samraao mso Statens NpnOighOsr.
o9 0prIGge 4nnano Oeo Statsns SunOs
beostommisiiOn er tommen bib for Iums
men meo be lotnls Qut6pritetsr ON mus
Zig at finos paa RuoO til at uorpooe
Snoopmnen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
Htnnrrntn.
Sbiati0lera utO GrupfHuN.

S3oittOR, 5reOas: SDiasiolera er
r,s'9St i foritislIiss Ggue at gdt 60,
~. ttafti9s aHitrsn8,lIer siprss for at
,.4nor' S~qspOmmsns @prsanins.
a.! IL Var iioen bar Der osIaa inos
rDa tfrs iaaounus ailfalo, berpm.
q. Na Iqttsoss bet at rpite ben 10,
sg''R bar man i'll, paa oisis adnter
-slIi noast til ben for M. GOr mar.
Nar Shnhnrrrr.~ flnoet SoS.
'isflnn /
trI7isu6. 20
".rn.rs ItaG a-. flpl
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
GuuturUiar or frrmuslss 6uuntnirSr.

Den ipecieIle "GountD Seat Glection"
for Dodge Guuntp ufgioross iOag meo
Seier iOr Nuntorbias, bet nupGrenos
GuuntpiGhs. Stemningen fob 1880
for Mantoruile Og 1924 for Dodge Gsns
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
7noldnoet.
ln1uu.
Rna itit laugrrr iurti6tts.

Soma W}utuuI Sire a8fOttation" CT
I'm RET til at oriOe i'm giena
f.io. GsTuram,ojrtIOmbeo, meIOss ira
b. Roinss. Del er ct gisniioigt "ass
Efsm,nt" Sdndb, Iom bar uoftsot
E,orSasiurdntsprIjtsr til Ct 8slSb at
Entriro 100000. 5ororinssr sr
|v lana, FcrbIeO,t ubetdIt, at 9olicss
Elrrs bsQNnots At trle mso en- RstetDsr
b anmcotos Statsuuoitsr Yfrrriam
En al arb, iro. Date bar ban III giort.
saHatr upiarrr ia iOm @uNrIumlrr.
burlington, 0nsOag: ct SuRorso.
h ignti 5oIoat,r Of 50bt SOtpasR sgis
hnt, llrotroFjt,rsr iau0sIIom Weni8e,
|n6 ia ioadraftss uo AZ Gamp Gin
|rlr, taf.os fla pper llOIalgsftsosrns /
srtRstn II 2,;rn os itiul sllsr soe'
|aea Gisnnom for msnsm 5000 "a
|SM. Jol1 bar 8cmInsr Sunsd paG
lfarrInninq AZ !6tnrp 8dpIon, uos
bot 4rr,fororcr jnoo Ii AT lIro'ttftsrs
4, Nr antInQt5 for oroot Sppsri. Ga,
|,r FIR boa mart oronst / WinosIi9bso,
'n Elaotn ilIot, oa SoIodtsrns tiIbsb at
Stno'n. General 9pers uotalt,
f5 mt',t aorpt ON BET ftebTunone Sps
TIN 70 iaQos, at Staten Soma bib.
5tt1It alt rImtIj9t 5orortugsr ON SID
hssritotn,ra m'n at Summsn bersftsr
''rboIssmrsitgt oiIos bIips frutruttst
2'nHJn9n iOr bo'rrusits SoIoat / Rss
In AZ 0s urr,it.rsoe llnb.rs
MATTE b!tols $50, inosn ban
St0 FsIoHt, - Qsbst at 9ugsn 6rsb
R'8imsntst o5 ia Qsirsn % oros bisms
''r, 5Ocr til fin SAINT.
llOigt til ri Rriir fra Frisco.
Ihorsodg msIOts fra 0es Roines, at
IN MI 'r beorc lloiigtsr for be Mpno,
ION Iants, at SotUa life 6sr itaa till
m9' '0' Winnsiota, Rsbraitu % SDos
Sd'oia n1,o 6tniDu til at brinae fine
Vqli'9nts1 Trooper biem fra SanSFrdns
ast' notn llo9ifter for Solodterns.
Y.aTn ON fSrit at Fsre BEN til 0ss
1S'iT'' o9 or 9ip, Dem en- alimrsnbs
gt'Sia8l', II opgiOet; bsrtmob ian bet
Soet IaS' fig gier, at betals S.rnbanes
'''''H tr osm, iaa be fan fomme bi,m
.8 9a'' ! gsboIo ben at R~ssisringen
.u,loM Ts1sgotgisrsFfs. 9upernsr
eQoR bar msb i'm llnOsritrift Ipp.t, at
ON ban f'rbIjosr I 1T Gmb.bs, bill ban
o1'''at matte QesisIatur at bspilgs bet
Wo''rNt9' P,n8sb.lsb. Samrt On.
mourning oII bin. fr,mlast for ben be-
m II, 6uOsrnsrtanoibat, Sreb 6.
Sqa'' ION itttsrt bill fsIae Gh1oernsr
s91lUS er:nptl. Rr. Sbutu bar oas
~ ia 0''t Of inOs en- llbbsi til at TtuFe
sIoSs'' ttlOsis M Itrar, bois ban Tan
,'t '8 ting for, at Staten Iensre bill
'a,'' Il iaahont rlOlas meb ben for.
s.l.I0s S'Ollsning. Sur nstsr meb I'm
9'o0 o8 Stat8sm6.osmrnb furuosn
.s' l~t.nitaoenos Sopa.g ora.re at
sI' til San TranciscO % muutaas
~'''P''H' Deb 2unOfisniusrn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
Gnitrr Solnrn ueoiat.

Sobn q. SobnIon i MaOtion, Pre-
TiOsnt for 5ulsr &c SobnIun mig. Co.,
Isubte fornplig uo SrsOe til fsre At be
leosnos Observation-Disclosures / 9anbst
m,b en- anmoouing ON at fad oios,
boOrlsoes be filler iia til 5drtsu ON en-
IsbI9ttsIIs al 5pIoen pau MuItiuer.
W&r. SobniOn sr furnpIis tOmmen till
baee fra en- ire Maansoers Rsiie / Gus
rrpa, IGrlig / SbItIunO ,boor 8iSbolts
5irmast gjSr Itpre 5urretningsr. s Ell
GirtulGre, Mr. Sohnion MI bar ienot
uo, giosr ban nogIe 9rSOer af Spar, ban
bar mootdgst fra andre Subrituntsr. De
tpber pua en- 9eoGgsGfe blanot 6abris
tanterns 6snimOo RsbIGttslisn al Spis
ben paa Muffinsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
gruissiur smith mporr en- illsffe.

6. +. Smith, 9rofssfur / 8r9Tt peO
0iscpn1ns llniDsrittet, bar bdpt ct
ubslo Os Iisssr M bsOioitIss / Ruunt
Sprs6, trioss Snsoag fra MaSiion.
Gan fanbtss TENT pda Sugsn igaar Iigs
aeuos bsoiOitIss / en- brat Battle II Nil
fra MabiIon. Sur bapbe faaet apGs
T.lie / Srpsost, furmOosntIig fom 5sl5s
at ct Sab fra giepclsn. 9snns fanotes
liaaenoe ner pso. Mpunt Sorsb lisgsr
/ R9rbeoen al bet SteO, bDOr lllptt.n
b9nots. 9tb bleo ban fsrt; men ban
bar snonu life sisnounoet gspioitb.osr.
SORT r9rsoe 2Ggerns Inlet Saub ON,
at ban ptlOs tunns lsos; idftn fer bet
bsrimoo uO til, at ban bill fomms fig. -
grofssiOr Smith tpm til Bisconiin fra
Ssnnesise llniOsriitst fOr nosle gar
Ii6su.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

naa ~tnbis.tses isHsft lss &ssa AaE
ssu. aBsrtisiemsuitr iubiasss i'ts 10 Vaa 8 as ABE
fsIsenot RuHsrs mcomtnore bet ueiretitits forlda~'
aeS, outs Il ESTABLISHMENT. Der isrf 'oumu TAB
ztrsbaasunmsrtt I Or, ~iorianafs t~noruifst 3 @ansG
~ bet iomme tnb s E,rsbassnlEert Brsus, Der inbes
hoLotr RSertisI,neutcr. iom bet batter rfeb, bsr MARI
fss GUertisf en- sut I bet usOre pisrHe paa Goa
ogluteu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29
Garuer SOuutp Tair.

l%loitiqingen for CARRIER GountD bill
blipe boIot / GurOer cen ABE, 15os %
16be Sept. s fOrTtieItgs 9rrmier sr
uOIat $500, tiQigs $50 for bet bsOits
Whlfittorps, $15 for 8aIsbausS Spill,
$40 for 8icplss@ eOOelsb % taIrige
Smadiummer for andre Obj rsOsIf:r
til llnosrboIOntng for SefSgsnOe. Der
sjsrss SorbersoelIsr til en- rigboIoig lib
fitting at 6urrrz % WsisriprOOutts:,
&pGs og 5ru9t.
9rGbt Of Spnst.
Garl Sptpdro bIeo ! 5irsoog8 ibi:,.s
laust al 2prst, meoens ban par ifHro
meb at ftptts &orn pau Chris S6ross
OerS 5arm, Gate Warptptpn. bsrette5
Snsoag fra NlsranOriu. Oct enc Rsgns
itpl bar uFlsit BET anost MI / 8 0ag2,
Iud Gger % Gng er grunois gjsnnsms
bIsot; lubtli8gsuOs Stsoer itaar unber
8ano. Gnbnu sr life alt &prn bsitet;
bet, ipm sr tiIbdge, sr 7taoet Iualsoss, at
mtgst osrcf life otI turne rsboeS. Oct
8orn. Ium sr fat / Stot % life goOt Up
itillst. bar oaIaa ta9et Stab; meJst
bsrdf sr bespnot at gro.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

EgeO Nrnen" NO. |.
%9rbbolS: Ior 2peHe. - Seiteiooen.
/ sgrffn at i0lnge fig rem I Seroen. -
,s,a st al II 6,euL al l~losiprortp. -
tlSoer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

rere Sn9oommen. I'M
at Olosnburg. fom its
en- rusiiif Screening
Of betiampe psit,n,I
ON at besips fig til
prof. ganbi |
ban bar upbags1
br'osr BEN, Der
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-29

politiprafsttsn | SpOrto bar gibet
Srbrs til, at Stolsrns ital luftes caa
Srunb at gubonpsitsn. Or. scope
nsie sr paa 9sisn bib msb 1000 Nlus
Her at ct Strum, fom antasss atss
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
GOv,rnne ent Bonds,
Quotation ofActive Bonds.

Bid. Asked. A., Top. & s, Ee gen E 4s...... 20 a9I Brooklyn Fl. k. T. Co., cts. 5s. .1O98 11O Central R of N. J. gen mtg 5s. 12O 120ih C., R. y' < pacfc ext 5s. ... .1O6 108i% Chesa; x Ohio sen g 4las. ....... 95A o5is Erie 1st con. prior lien g 4s..., 91 91iS Manhattan Fl. con. mtg 4s ... .1O51h 106 Mo, K. X T. lst mtg 4s..... 93 93lh Mo, K. x T. 2d mtg As. ..... II TIE Mobile X Ohio gen mtg As. .... S4% & N. r., Ont X West. gen mtg 4s. -104T 105 N. Y., Sus. X W. gen mtg 5s 06 97 Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s. .1O2 102n Nor. Pacific gen lien 5s, ....., GAIA 65M Oregon Short Line 5s. ..... .113% 114 Phila. X Reading gen mtg 4s S6% S7 Rio Grande West. 1st mtg 4s.. 9sis 97 Southern Ky 1st con. z 5s... .1OS% 10o St. l.. X Southwest 1st mtg 5s SS% ssss I,H Ie4ns iaclhc lst mtg os......114 114ls tWn, union Facluc 4s;.....,...:.,. 4s; .103 103A Wabash Ky Co. 1st mtg 5s. .114 114H Wabash Ky Co. 2d mtg 5s. ... 100 1O0%
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
CAPITAL, st AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S1O0,O0O $1,000,000 The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connecti. cut with authority to act as Executor. Ad. ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corpora tions and Individuals, and administers trusts of ali kinds Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebt iedness, manage sinking funds, and do all business such as is usually done by Trust Companies.
 1t also does a general Banking business, collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re- ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust apart from the general assets of the Com pany.
 This Company Is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISS, President.
 EUGENE $. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEETING OF THE ALL CONTENT
 WHIST CLUB WEDNESDA

Successful Supper Given for MT. Irvine's Bible CInss-Fine Entertainment at Polar Star Hall Last Ntght-E"st Rock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17

LITCHFIELD COUNTY LICENSES.
 The Litchfield county commissioners have granted licenses outside of Wins ted, viz: D. N. Smith, druggist, Riv- erton; Elam Slater, full, ColebrooS River; Edward Yale (fu1D, P. Myers & Son (fulD, H. l.. Clark fulD F. H.. Harrison (fulD, and R. G. Foster and J. B. Stiquel, druggists, all of New Hart ford; G. T. Johnson, druggist, Norfolk
 The licenses refused are A. A. Brunner of Colebrook, on the ground that he was not suitable person, and did not have the reputation of keeping a respectable place; Thomas Gloster due to the fact that the board had at a previous time decided that he was not proper per- son and did not regard the location as proper place for saloon. James Vince ler's application was refused as they did not regard it a suitable location.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
BIG HALL OF HONEY.

At Jewett City, James B. Palmer, Jr
 who with his father, runs the Round Hill stock farm. visited the. old Bliss vile mill, a well-knoWn landmark, on the Norwich turnpike not far from his home. All summer MT. Palmer has been watching swarm of bees which had made their home away up under the jet, near the belfry, fifty feet or more from the ground. Any day last summer the bees could be seen coming in a steady line from the nearby fields collecting their winters store of honey They gained entrance under the jet through small crack. As result of his visit Thursday morning, he secured sixty-three pounds of pure comb honey of the finest quality also seven quarts of young worker bees and the queen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
NHW FORK STOCK Mtnnh hr.

Opening, Highest. Lowest Quotations On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince & Whtely, Brokers, 15 Center Street, New Haven.
 Onpu LIiuI, ow Toet
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
MR. WHNEzEn,s SUDDEN DEATH.
Prominent Citizen of North Bethany
 Expired at u Neighbours House.

| FfOmtnent Citlzen or North Bethany l Expired at n Neighbor's House. John Wheeler of North Bethany died suddenly Wednesday evening while wis., iting at the house of John Weed, q nelghbor In the town. MT. Wheeler had been out nearly all the afternoon of his death, and was, up to the time he ex- pired, in apparently good health. While I on his way home MT. Wheeler stopped at his neighbours house to have 8 little chat, and after being there but short time died while seated in chair | The day before MT. Wheeler was &C., lively engaged in assisting Tyler David son in the erection of an addition to Mir. i Davidson's telephone line In Bethany, and seemed to be in perfect health. He ! made no complaint as to his feelings and his death was a great surprise to all.
 Ex-Selectman s. C.. Davidson, on learning of the sudden death, telephon- ed to Coroner Mix and Dr. White of this city, informing them on the case. They notified MT. Davidson to inform Dr. Barker of Westville, medical examiner, with regard to the death. pr. Barker, with pr. Mcclure, immediately went to MT. Davidson's home and viewed the re- mains. The doctors ordered them to be taken to the home of his sister, with whom he lived, and said death was due to natural causes.
 MT. Wheeler was forty-nine years of age and unmarried. He was the son of Orrin Wheeler, who for a number. of years was the owner of large farm in Bethany Center. The dead man had always taken an active interest in farm work, and, besides, was greatly interest ed in music. He had rich tenor voice and for years sang in the church in the town.
 MT. Wheeler leaves, besides the two married sisters with whom he lived, two other married sisters. One is Mrs. Fred erick Perry, a sister-in-law of H. B. Perry, the Chapel street street mer- chant, and another is Mrs. Talmadge of Cheshire.
 The funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon al 2 o'clock, at which the Rev. Mr. Morris of the Episcopal church will officiate
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
COUNCIL TO-DAY
Of the State Federation of Women's
 Clubs.

Of the State Federation of Women s
 Clubs.
 The council of the State Federation of Women's clubs will hold it's meeting in the lecture room of the Church of the Redeemer to-day at Il a. m.
 The meeting is held here by invitation of the Federated clubs of New Haven and West Haven. Each Federated club is entitled to representation by it's president or her appointee. County organizers and chairmen of standing committees or their appointees are in- cluded iii the council.
 Mrs. George Starr Barnum, one of the directors, is the chairman of the com 'mittee to arrange for the meeting, as- sisted by a member from each of the Federated clubs in New Haven and West Haven, viz: the Women's School association and the Study club of New Haven. the Kalmathean and the Haw thorn clubs of West Haven, and the Jgdrasyl club of Fair Haven. All mem- bers of these clubs are invited to meet the state officers and members of the council in the parlors of the church from 2:30 to 3:30 this afternoon.
 The state officers of the c. S. F w. c. are Mrs T. K. Noble, president; Mrs. H. H. Pyle Mrs. Adam Reid, vice pres idents; Mrs. Charles N. Shelton, record ing secretary; Miss Dotha Stone Pin neo, corresponding secretary Mrs. w. A. King, treasurer; Mrs. w. R. Hopson, chairman of state correspondence for general federation.
 The council is invited to a luncheon at p. m. in the parlors of the church, and from 230 to 3:30 p. m. all mem bers of the local Federated clubs are asked to meet informally the members of the council.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
Chicnuo Market.

Reported over, private wire, by H. c. Fried- man X Co. bankers and brokers, 10 Wall street, New York. New Haven Office 7ea Chapel Street. Norman A. Tanner, Mana. ger.
 Open. Hiph Low CIoc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
DIDN'T KNOW TWAS LOADED.
Wesleyan Student Puts a Bullet in His
 Skull

Middletown, Nov. 16.-It was learned, to-day, that Harry Winter Bugbee. a member of the sophomore class of Wesleyan university, is in serious condition and may not recover, as the result of accidentally shooting him- self, last night While in the rooms of the Chi Psi society, he placed re- volver to his head and pulled the trig- ger, not knowing it was loaded. The bullet penetrated the skull just in front of the ear, and in spite of continued probing by the physicians they have not been able to locate it. His home is in Monson, Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
COMING WEDDING.

Cards were sent out yesterday in Ansonia announcing that the marriage of Miss Julia O., daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Terrill, and Fred Carey Saunders, both of Ansonia, would take place on Wednesday, November 29, at the home of the parents of the bride, 129 Fremont street. at 4:9o p. m. MT. Saunders is a son of the Rev. Fred Saunders, pastor of the Ansonia Meth odist church.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
FELL DOWN STAIRS AND DIED

Stamford, Nov. 16.-Sylvester H. Nye, aged about seventy. years, a retired dry sroods merchant of this city, was acci- dentally killed, early this morning. Mr. Nye suffered, yesterday. from an at eack of pleurisy. This morning, he left his bed and in his weakened condition stumbled and fell headlong down a flight of stairs He sustained frac- ture of the skull and died two hours later.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitely, Bankers and Brokers
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17
FRENCH DYE1NG coMPANr.
Leyvnndo's succeeds the Pond Idly
 Company.

Somp"by'
 The public will be glad to learn that Lewando's French Dyeing and Cleans ing company are about, and in fect have. opened branch in this city. Their office is located at the old stand of the Pond Lily Dyeing and Cleansing company, which firm they have sue ceeded, as far as the dyeing part of the business is concerned. Lew ando's French Dyeing and Cleans ing company has a national rep utation for excellent work, their meth ods being superior and up-to-date in every respect By reference to their ad- vertisement on the third page more de- tailed information will be found as to the company's business. There is plen- ty of room for the industry in this city and liberal patronage doubtless will be found by the management.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-17

A luncheon was given Tuesday after soon by Miss Eleanor Rarnum of 25 Trumbull street in honor of Miss Da- vies of Boston, who is her guest. The following were among those who were present: Miss Mabel Bradley, Miss Helen Benedict, Miss Emily Wilson, Miss MonsOn.
Evening star., 1899-02-01
A TRIBUTE
OF SCIENCE.
Synopsis of a most Re
markable Lecture De-
livered Before the Ninth
Medical Congress, by DIR.
A. l.. A. TObOadt of the
University of Pennsyl=
Vania.

The famous fountain of health at
Carlsbad, in Bohemia, which has
been the refuge of invalids for five
centuries, is certainly we'll worthy of
a careful study. My experience with
this remedial agent has been such
that | may truly say that no remedy
which | ever employed has given me
so much pleasure and profit as this
particular one. Selecting number
OF chronic hypochondriacs, whose
Affections have baffled all my pre-
vlouS efforts, as my subjects, | was
truly astonished to note that, al
though no rigid diet was prescribed,
and only limited amount of cxer-
else was indulged in, obtained most
remarkable resultS-the complexion,
even after a weeks use, began to
clear up, the step became more firm
and elastic, and, what was more, the
entire host of hypochondriacal conf
plants seemed to vanish like mist.