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INITIATED SEVENTEEN

Elm City circle, No. {, Brotherhood of the Union. initiated seventeen candi- dates last night in It's rooms, 400 State street. Fifteen applications were re- ceived. The circle voted to accept the invitation of Alpha circle of Bridgeport to attend reception to be given in that city April 1T.
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A QUIET SCMMEIt PLACE.

wanted--Anyone desiring T quiet place for a summer outing can ob- tain one at "Brookside,' large comfort able farmhouse, with shady lawn. 1tL miles from Winsted and within easy reach of two lakes Plenty of milk cream, fruit and vegetables. if desired Address NJ. E. MURRAY,
 ap2 Imp Winsted Conn.,, Station A.
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SANITARY PLUMBING

THOMAS r. MEAGHEk,
 Successor to The Robert Morgan Plumbing Co.,, 30 CENTER STREET. Whites Block, dealer In Gas Fixtures, Burners, Globes, etc. Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Estimates given. Special care In testing by pressure apparatus the sanl. tary condition of the traps and drainage system of buildings by smoke or peppermint under pressure. at nominal cost. Tele- phone call 267-12 jy1 1y
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FOR RENT,

UPPER tenement In two family house. seven pleasant rooms with all improve, ments; adults only.
 nrlp If G4 ASYLIIM STREIn,,
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TO RENT

A FLAT with set range and all modern i'm provements, with one room rented with out board if agreeable to parties.
 11G CENTER STREET, ap2 Ttp West Haven.
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CIAlRVOYANr

MARY J. WRIGHT, NJ. D., and business clairvoyant, has returned to 27 High st. Dr. Wright Is the best known Cla1rvoy. ant in the State. Twenty-Five years In New Haven. Her predictions on health and business never fail. She treats aii Chronic and Womens Diseases, with OF without medicine. Consultation by letter.
 Send age and lock of hair. Hours to 5 and evenings. s25
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NO. 10 Saltonstnll avenue lot 150x2O0 feet !: 10 acres land for cultvation; and q vii. VEINS, No. 916 Chapel street, or 90 Grand avenue. ap3 if
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TO RENT.

FIRST story tenement, rooms. modern improvements, No. t Prospect Place.
 Inquire 5. s. PECK, ap3 7tD 1l6 High street
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FOR RENE

THREE large commodious front rooms, all modern conyeniences, S13 per month.
 Apply Ut No. 8 SYLVAN AVE. mh31 If eorner Ward street.
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FOR RENT.

MODERN house, ABA George street, ten passed; will be thoroughly renovated to suit tenant Apply at law office of
 JACOB B. ULLMAN, mh3O If 418 Exchange Building,
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Elm City Private DiSpGlSary

IN THE BOARDMAN BUILDING, this city, corner State and Chapel streets,
 Room g.
 He Is a Specialist, who for many years has given all his attention to diseases of the genito-urinary organs, and whose skill and success is attested by many cures throughout New England. A graduate of three universities, he combines learning, experience and practical skill in his work.
 YOUNG MEN suffering consequences, of early folly and ignorance of important laws will find in the doctor not only a skilful physician, but also good counsellor and helpful friend.
 MEN AND WOMEN, troubled with Kidney and Bladder De- engagements = Gravel, Frequency, Burning, etc, Blood or Skin Affections, ,-Pimples, Blotches, Ulcers, etc, or any special dis ease or disability of the sexual organs, will obtain, in the doctors skill and care full, conscientious treatment relief and cure even when long sought elsewhere In vain.
 The doctor has had great success also in the cure of Rupture, and will give q writ ten guarantee of cure to all placing them- selves in his care
 CONSULTATION FREE. Hours: to F, and to g. Evenings: to
 S:30,i Closed Sundays
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The Suit and Cloak Depart ment on the second floor is full of intense interest The exhi- bition Is complete and repre- sentative of the best and natti- est of the styles. Many are exact copies of the celebrated foreign fashions, but lack the responsiveness. Prices are the lowest that can be asked for good qualities and prope r workmanship. The immense business we are doing is ample proof of the popularity and reliability of the offerings.
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FOK KENT. ON Humphrey street, lower flat, seven rooms, all Improvements; barn, If want. ed Call at mhc9 If 288 HUMPHREY.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT,

FIVE rooms, second floor,
 ap3 It A EDWARDS ST.
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WanIs.

One cent word for each insertion, nve cents word for full week. ssvex times.
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- WANTED, BY lady of eight years experience, position as bookkeeper and typewriter.
 ADVERTISER, mn5l Itp Journal and Courier
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N WANTED, & SITUATIONS for four first-class cooks. American, Swedish and German, and also second girls, and good nurse girl. we supply most all of the best help. The best for any kind of work can always bd secured here. Established IF years, w0 have the most reliable and largest and best agency In New England, excepting only Boston. N. SLEEMAN. Employment Agency, 716 CHAPEL STREET. o23 IF
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MRS. NJ. N. BABE,

J |--- IHIIS. M. IN. BABB, TTT- l737.T
 SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
 128 COURT STREET, near OrangeA Best help of all nationalities, for all kinds of domestic work. 7srS Housekeepers, nurses, etc., may here ob- tain good situations in city and country. Parties desiring such help should call at this home office. With F years experience we endeavor to deal justly by all. ap4 If
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WANTED, SlIuAIlON to do general homework or second work; reference If required.
 apo 2tD Call at 80 p0RTSEA SIT
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WANTED, SENE ERAL good girls want situations for
 housework and second work. MRS. SE-
 BALD, 52 Court street. ap5 in
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WANTED, A GIRL for cooking and general housework in family of three; Swedish preferred. ap4 3t Call at 174 BRADLEY, 19
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
Personal.

Mr. Potter Palmer has bought sew
erll paintings while 30 Paris These are
mostly hy modern French artists and VIII
decorate the dln.ug-room Of Mrs Pat
mers Chicago house.
DIR J W Feeley. professor Of physics
aud geology IA Wells College. Aurora, n.
v hos been appointed acting president IN
the place OF Dr. W. r Waters. who re-
Gently resigned.
1T r. announced "a London that Henry
jams the novelist. has nnaliy decided
20 END bits long residence Ia hat city and
return % this country. 10 Is added that
be viii I've somewhere IN Massachusetts.
Ernest Seton Thompson has been IN
vited 20 deliver a course OF lectures be-
fore n number Of societies In London.
oxford. Birmingham ana Edinburgh, and
viii probably go abroad carly next spring.
Mark Twain protests that he is by no
means the travei-ioving person he Is
generally represented 70 be. He says
thu, o. MS thirty-fcur hong journeys thir-
ty-two were made only because they had
20 be made.
Prof Roberts Lntta. the wen-known
Hltt1ph3 nlcAoh ana lectAref N logo ana
philosophy IN the University OF 81 An
drew q. hns been appointed 10 the chair
o. moral philosophy IA the University OF
Aberdeen
lie Is rumored that DR. Adams villa not
resume his duties rs president OF the
University OF Wisconsin. but that DR..
r 4. hirgc. professor OF zoology. and
now acting president. win soon be INSTALL
ed acting president.
Soon after the rescue OF Cen. Baden
Powell from Mafeking he received AZ leas,
dozen offers OF marriage from s,nsls
or widowed women in England. who ,yere
desirous of partners Two or three az
them realized that they would not be the
only women who made offers and tele-
graphed him IN order 70 get their offers
IN first
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

A COMPLAINT that attracted much aften-
ton az the organization of tho Legisis-
turc was taat the northern section Of the
state grabbed al of the ofHcce. An appeal
from the southern section for one little
ONCE WIS uuheeded The northern sec
siou is not wholly 20 blame for this Tho
politicians % that section have the de
sire FOR once 90 strongly developed, that
whenever an Once IS 80 sight they cannot
resist the temptation 10 grab g. Be
sides. they stand together and help cacn
other.
They have had mo biz Offices and the
H,ue ofnees 20 long that they begin TO
think they are entitled 10 oll n them
Have We not In tho southern pare Of tho
state any politicians shrcwd enough 20
get an Office from the Legislature once
in a while or get the govcrnorship or a
United states scnatorship?
The next Governor ought 60 come from
a southern county n the right sort Of an
effort Is made a man from the southern
section c1u Fot So Notwithstanding tho
fact chat great deal al political work
for the nomination viii Dr. done during the
present session Of the legislature.
There IS NOT fair-mindcd man in the
state who will not admit that the north
ern part OF che state had nad the gov
ernorship without interruption dong
CROUCH. The people could easily be- con-
WINGED tina, they would but bo doing JUS
tice 20 select tho next Governor from this
section. Would il not be well for che PEG
pie. who will attend the state fair at
voldosta this week 20 talk this matter
over? They arc giving the state The bes,
fair n has had Tor a long time. and So
Is certain that they could select from
some one Of tho southern counties a
man who wonid do as much credit 70 the
gubcrnatoral once as any one who has
occupied that position in recent years.
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u does not seem 90 us that the reasons
given Tor a higher rate of insurance on
export cotton az THIS port ere satlsfae-
tory According to what Mr. j. VI. Bar
nard said IN On interview. published In
the Morning Ncws yesterday. a. large a
percentage Of the cotton-laden vessels
from New Orleans touch "a Norfolk FOR
coal as there does from this port. and
ships get out OF our barber with as much
facility as from the harbor Of New or
leans Il may be- that az New orleans
cotton Is slowed little better than here
but Of That there Is question. There has
been great advance In this respect here
10 recent years.
As Tar as we can see. therefore. export
ors here have ample ground for making a
vigorous protest against the discrmina-
] tion IN favor OF New Orleans In the mat
Z ter Of Insurance. Instead Of paying n six
| teenth OF n cent more hundred for n
surunce. they ought 90 be paying that
much less IL s. certain that tho risk
from New Orleans TO European ports Is
very much greater than from this port 70
those ports Those who are interested In
this matter ought TO take It up al once.
and make - vigorous EFFORT 20 have the
rate from this port reduced. They GER
tainly have good ground for complaint.
II they do nothing the present rate win
continue 10 be cxacted. II is certain that
tho insurance companies viii take al they
can get
The people Of this city outside Of the
cotton interests are also concerned in this
matter because the high rate Of insur-
ance undoubtedly keeps some cotton from
coming to this port Tor shipment. Even
now tho railroads have 60 make great
/ concessions 20 bring cotton here from
points as distant "a Memphis. In order
10 build up the commerce Of our port we
must have a. great advantages "a COM
pcting ports win our cotton merchants
take this matter up or win they continue
TO submit 70 the discrimination against
theme
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From the New York Press.
An Angel walked the ba,;lemen;s afar in
Gods great Glory.
And beckoned ia the sanity Prayers that
UP the spaces came
Each mounted swift on violet wings 10
bear i's snow-white story
Up near the Throne where Mary sat
within a tender fame.
Each holy PRAYER being was that stayed
a dry in Heaven
Like gentle little children are. so pure
and sweet were they
And each unto an Angel host. for the
SUMS round was given,
To entertain and bid Il speed upon its
homeward way.
Now. one there came that had a hue OF
purple and OF scarlet:
Its lisping wings were crimson-velned.
its heart was beating red.
II bore the Mark upon its brow that God
put ON the harlot.
And on the radiant rampant the watcher
yelled his head
Il lay before the Virgins Throne: her
gaze its form shrank under.
IL folded up It's rainbow wings and
sobhed and bowed its face:
And all the silent prayer-souis hinged
round IN curious wonder
And marvcicd al tho wondcrment that
mazed tho shining place
Not vet knew Paradise q grief, since God
the Father would not.
For sin can mover enter where the
bright sword flames and veers.
And ell the Angels were afraid and would
have wcpt but could not
(Not knowing name OF sadness, naught
knowing they Of tears).
And a. n sobhed above the song, a cry
went up IN Heaven
A cry that shriiled along the bars and
wavered DER the pit
"Oh. give 10 me the crimson Prayer. 10
cherish Tin the even.
For ] am Mary Magd1lene. ye who wot
not Of ia
Post Wheeler
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bright BITS.

TO civillze the Philippines.
a. least 20 nobly Try.
Lets hasten 10 those warlike scenes
With stacks OF pumpkin pie
Chicago Record.
Thoroughly Modern.-Visitor: Is this
an old homestead. or modern imitation
OF antiquity
Tenant on. rs new. brand new. The
roof leaks In forty places.-New York
Weekly.
-Aierciful on Both Sides Dolly: on.
DEAR My summer candy bill IS 81,
Polly: Goodness! What will your
father say2
Dolly Wen I'm Eolng to tell st to him
s. al a ume-Puck.
Mrs. Partleigh-I ought to ask Title
ton. / know: but I'm afraid II he comes
here once hen be coming all the time.
FarheiEh-Wc could ask him some even
Ing when Bertha Is doing her piano prac.
tlce.-Boston Transcript.
A Warm Reception-"so Bronner Is the
only one IN your neighborhood who has
his coal IA. eh2' YES. and we tell him
he'll have TO give a house warming nv
and by and invite as all IA. "-Philadeiphia
Evening Bulletin.
An Unfortunate oceurrenoe-Lucinda
What stahted de row at de station7''
Melinda-Dat vulgah Jim Johnsing went
a little too fab
Lucinda-How's datf
Melinda-Why. ne frowed a hull rice
puddin' az de groomi-Puck.
An ola lady who Is very much OF
bore paid a visit 20 a family Of her ac-
quaintmce. She prolonged her stay. aud
hnally said 10 one OF the children: I'm
going away directly. Tommy. and want
You to go part OF the way with me"
Can't do IT, We arc going 20 hove dinner
ns soon as you leave" replied Tommy
1it-Bits.
MIR. @. ormandizcr (struggilng to carve
tho first turkey his wife has ever cooked
Say Mary tho homes in this bird are
thicker than shad s-just hear the knife
grlt"
Mrs. c.. Ormandlzer almost crying with
anxiety must be against the shells
John" Shells Yes. John. don't YOU
remember that YOU asked mo 70 stun the
turkey with oysters? brooklyn Life.
Feminine Diplomacy-"How do YOU get
on with your now neighbors?" VERY
nicely" answered Mrs Blykins. We pur-
sued our usual programme. and "a soon
as they moved IN sent over and asked to
borrow their wash-tuhs. nat-irons. gas
stove. and baby grand piano" But YOU
have an such things yourself" "Of course
What I wanted 10 do was to head them
OF Washington Star.
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saved ny a NIcmrsHInr.

with the advent Of imperialism We shall
Of COURSE. have nobility, with coats-of-
arms and an that sort Of thing Upon
the shield OF Meikleiohn OF Nebraska, now
Assistant Secretary OF War there viii
or should be omhiazoned flaming and
4 blazing nightshirt The thistle. Il is said,
became the emblem Of Scotland because
on one occasion e saved the country.
Likewise the nightshirt will become the
emblem OF Mciklejohn. because Il once
saved the life OF the frst person OF the
name known TO fame.
The story OF the adventure ana tho hero
/ ic part IN Il played by the nightshirt Is
interesting The Hon George d. Mel
klejohn Assistant Secretary 81 War. was
ia his native state speilhindng for Nc
/ Kinley. meanwhile leaving his office ia
Washington to be run by a clerk. Upon
the memorable day in point Melklejohn
was journeying from one county to an
other TO deliver speech In Nebraska
some OF the distances are magnificent.
aud "a was a distance Of this class that
| Molklojohn had struck that day Before
the Journey had been half concluded a
storm burst Ia It's fury upon the devoted
head OF the. spellhinder. Il was a regular
| guily-washer and stone-movcr. The prog
ress OF the blackboard wus 20 seriously
| mpeded that when the darkness OF night
| closed in, Meikicjohn was stil far from
his objective point.
/ Meanwhile the rain was descending and
I tteafrr ret~hfr. In efttfnaa TTa. afsfrn-
man OF the blackboard was wet. cold and
/ Tired. But his native genius never de-
serted him FOR one moment When the
darkness became Cimmerian. and the
stumbling OF tho horses and the roar OF
rushing waters admonished che campaign
er ana his driver that a crisis was at
hand. the Meiklejohniln genius got IN a
| picce OF its finest work a less ready and
brilliant wit would have been over
whcimed. but Mciklejohn wasn't even
1 phased. Knowing that a light was the
one thing moet needed. che Assistant Sec
| rotary OF War set about 20 make one. In
| his grip was a muslin nightshirt and a
| bottle Of Oh for his throat. and In the
drivers hand "A whip. Quickly wrapping
/ the nightshlrt about the stock OF the
whip and knottlng e securely. Meikleionn
/ poured tho contents Of his oil bottle
upon the fabric mop. Then quickly draw
/ ing one OF the three matches he had loft
rover che only dry spot on his trousers. ne
applied the tiny fame 70 tho nightshirt.
and had the satisfaction OF seeing Il burs;
into a beautiful and brilliant. although I'm
provlsed fnmbenu And now the thrill
comes IN for just six feet. four inches
and "a quarter from tho horses front feet
| there rushed torrent something bigger
| than Niagara ana some thousands OF fee,
| deep. into which the horses must incvi-
tnbly have plunged. with the blackboard
and "a precious freight. but for the Hum
inntion Of the niEhtshirt by the genius
| OF Meikejohn
/ Thus for the nrst time in the political
/ history OF tho country since the days 81
| Tabor Is the nightshirt celebrated In news
and editorial columns: and for the reason
stated must the Meikleiohn coat-of- rms
bear a flaming nishtshirI upon a field OF
/ ebon hue.
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4 NEW YELLOW FEVER THEORY

Thesdoctors are trying 20 make The mos
quito out a terrible little insect that nos
only annoys people droadfully with his
singing and biting. but also carries around
with him dangerous little germs OF per-
nicious and deadly fcvers. Recently they
have been eudeavoriag- to show be
You'd shadow Of "A doubt chat n II were
not for tho mosquito there would not b.
so many cases 81 maiarial fcvor-tha'. In
fact. the malaual fever germ would he
unable to get out OF the swamps and other
damp PAGES and make people nl.
DR.. Walter Reed. surgeon IN the United
states army. has gone IA step further
than other doctors In the effort 90 make
IL appear that the mosquito Is a deadly
enemy Of che human race. In an article
In the current number Of tho Phlladel-
phla Medical journal he undertakes 90
show that the pcsky insect is largely re-
snousble for the spread OF yellow fever
Ills Investigations were made this fall
al Columbia barracks. Quemados. Cuba
Mosquitoes that had bitten yellow foyer
patients were turned loose on II individ-
uals who were non-immunos. OF this
| number were infected. and suffered from
severe cases OF yellow fever. and show
ca no result whatever. II Is stated in
pr Reeds paper that most OF the who
were not infected were bitten by mosaui-
toes chat had been IN contact with very
mild cases Of yellow fever. Tho who
were Infected were bitten by mosquitoes
which had bitten persons who were SUI
| fering from severe cases OF the fever
Or Reeds paper shows that his investi-
cations were thorough ana painstaking
Ills slnscri,y IS apparent In what he
writes He IS confident that the mesquite
r. carrier OF the yellow fever germ. or
" there Is no germ. then the yellow fever
poison.
one thing appears coytain. ana that is
that II the doctors continue 60 insist that
mosquitoes and flies spreod diseases pe0-
pie viii b. so afraid OF The insects that
| they will insist upon going around incased
in mosquito and ny protectors
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

one Of the stories that the late Senator
Palmer was fonde~t Of telling hal 70 do
with an aged gentlewoman bearing the
same name as himself who lives some
where down on the eastern shore OF Vir-
glnia. IN the county where Senator Pal
mcrs grandfather was born. says tho
Washington Post one OF the Sena tor
Washington friends happened 10 meet the
old lady down there ana asked her if she
were not n kinswoman Of his. She did not
know. but thought perhaps she might be
The gentleman was OF Nirginlan descent.
was he not2 And Ia the United States
Senate? Yes. she was quite sure he was
"A kinsman.
was he In the army" she asked
yes" answered the Senator's friend
che warm the army and general"
The old lady was positive ne was a re-
iation.
But" went on the friend. "he was a
general IA the Union army"
The old lady's face fell. but she rallied
bravely.
Well" she said "yol know there's a
black sheep IN sysry family"
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