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NILES. o.. Nov. 2s.-wade A. TayIor
William Herbert. w. IL. Smiley. r. G Ron
6ins and 4. T.. Thomas, OF this city to-
day organized the Independent Iron ana
Steel Company and viii build sheet mill
L. employ two hundred men. The capital
stock OF the new company s. S200.0O0. An
other independent mill is In process OF con-
struction here.
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The Indian Maidens close at the Empire
Theater tonight. The Gay Masuueraders
and Sam Devere will divide the time ar
this theater next week
XXX
Tom Taylor's well-wsfsten satire on the
artificialities OF high society. entitled "An
Unequal Match" has proven an excellent
attraction at the Grand this week The
sale for to-day's closing performances
(matinee and night shows decided hr.-
provement over those earlier I'm the week
XXX
ION the Stroke OF Twelve" has been re-
peafing at the Park this week It's sucocss
of last season Joseph lie Brandt has in
this play written a story tlat touches a
responsive chord In The breast CT every
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Book. i'm Good shape.

The township advisory board OF Center
township. at it's last meeting. passed a
resolution commencing Louis c. Ruth for
the careful and efficient manner in which
he had kept the books and accounts OF
the trustees Office. The balance of the
various FUNDS of the township turned over
To- the trustee-elect amounted TO $29, lbs.
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PASTIMES VS.. NATIONALS.
German House Alleys.)
E~fryt ntxrt~fo,


The board of managers of the Door Of
Hope will receive Thanksgiving donations
all day, next Tuesday. at Huder's drug
store, corner of Pennsylvania and Wash
ington streets. Money, provisions and
clothing will be gratefully received.
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LONDON. Nov. 2A-Aceording TO the
Shanghai correspondent of the Morning
Post there Is grain OF truth I'm the rumor
OF an expedition UP the Yang-Tse kiang.
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Amnesty Bill Adopted.

PARIS. Nov. 2s--The Senate to-day
adopted the amnesty bill. which had al
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LONDON, Nov. 24-Speciai dispatches
from Shanghai describe the situation at
Si-Ngan-Fu. General Tung Flu Hsiangs
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such movement" he says, would
cause a confiagration among the Chinese,
who would submit 10 British occupation.
but dread German interference"
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Greenwood.

Mrs. John F. Smith, of Bedford, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Clemens
Miss Mary Hanley, of Washington, d.
c., is visiting Miss Olive Creasey.
Miss Lora Heck will leave Saturday for
short visit with her parents in Edin-
burg.
Mrs. NJ. r. Utterback. of Nebraska, ar
rived on Tuesday for several weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs. John Sheriff. of Irvington, and
Mrs. Mccoy, of Indianapolis, are recent
arrivals at the sanatorium.
Mrs. L. NJ. Park entertained the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society of the M.
Z. Church Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shortridge, of st.
Paul, visited Mr.. Shortridge's sister, Mrs.
j. M. Wishard, the first of the week.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Sydney Earring and Miss Grace Pad
dack, of Smiths Valley, on Wednesday,
Dec. s.
Mrs. w. w. Woods has announced the
approaching marriage of her daughter,
Miss Katherine. and Mr.. j. Reuben
Broyles, of Marysville, Tenn.
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contains a record OF the plays and casts
since the organization of the club. as well
as list of officers and members: The.
officers for the present year are: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Arthur r. Smith; vice president
Mrs. Clinton l.. Hare: secretary, Mr.. James
l.. Fesler. and treasurer, Mr.. Clarence Win
ding. Miss Katharine wailick. Mrs Ed
ward l.. Mckee, Mr.. Arthur Grover and
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee. The committees
Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson, Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison, Miss Katharine Wallick. Miss
Hannah Erwin, Mr.. Booth darlington, Mr..
Larz Whitcomb and Mr.. John d. Thomp-
son: Jan. 25. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Grow
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Arrick and Miss
Colgan; Feb. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reid.
Mrs. George u. Kahlc. For May the COM
mittee includes Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Glad
ding, Mr. and Mrs. Francis I; Hord. Miss
Emma Atkins and Mr.. Lynn Martindale.
One of the brilliant entertainments of the
week was the tea given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Raymond Patterson Van
Camp i'm honor of Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Van
of Clinton, Ia. Miss Stevenson, of Phila-
delphia; Miss Crafts of Buffalo. and Miss
Georgia McDermott of CINCINNATI. The
by Mrs CORTLAND Van Camp, Mrs. Henry
Coburn. Mrs. Volney T. Malott, Mrs.
Augustus Lynch Mason, Mrs. III. r. Allen.
Mrs. Henry p. Coburn, Mrs. George ID.
Kahlo. Mrs ID. L. Paul of Chicago. Mrs.
a. r. olney of Clinton. Ia. Mrs. Henry
CCOtl fIdStEf NlIs D. fSlleys MISS SdTO-
line Malott. Miss Elizabeth Cooper and
Miss Van Camp The guests We're received
IT. the French drawing room, where the
decoration was very elaborate of pink
chrysanthemums, and maiden hair ferns
formed a dainty decoration for the mantel.
In the reception hall, the Turkish and
Moorish rooms the decoration was also
chrysanthemums, and in the dining room
red carnations were used. The polished
round table held tall French basket of
red carnations, with circle of individual
vases holding the same flower surrounding
it, Crystal holders i'm tulip design held
lighted tapers. throwing a soft red light.
Among the guests were Miss Needham,
of Washington. ID. c.: Miss Avery. of
Buffalo; Mrs. Strader, of Lexington. KY,
and Miss Goodsell, of Bridgeport. Conn.
HANDLER-SELLERS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Nov. 23.-The we'd
ding of Miss AIDA Sellers. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. John Sellers. and Frederick r.
Chandler, young merchant of this city,
took place last night. The ceremony was
pronounced by DR.. A. e. Mahin, Of the
First NJ. Z. Church, at the home of the
brides parents on West High street The
ceremony took place in front of large
arch of smilax, carnations and roses.
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Laxative Bromo-oulnIne Tablesa
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Prosperity HSmmcr 2o1: Leu, Ia; Werner. lac
DirtZan. ll3. Iueter. l3U. Total. az.
Bnshwirk W, Nathan, 1jG, Blood. Ia, Schreiber
l5I: Rudh. 't3 Jacobs, '4O; Landmsn, 49,, Total
IA,
Bashwick W.-Mahlsu. ll2, Blood, 1871; Schneider
Ila. Rudt Nv. lan3man ! -. Total, Hl5.
De Long bllkt, ia. HrsleN, lib Hcry, lc+
Schuusnn, 10; haf, IA. Total. 13l.
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Cans " ants to Meet ErDe Again.

Al Hsrford. manager Of Joe Cans, tho Balti-
moro lightweight. sent a statement to TIE
SuN last night which. In rart. il az follows:
MY confidence IN Cans Is not shaken hy the
loss Of the fight with Erne. On the contrary.
II IL stronger than ever He will yet be tho
lightweight champion. By an agreement be-
twtuu the boys before the fight hey were 10
meet for a second battle II the loser desired II.
Now that IL what Cans and | want. We don't
want the champion to rush into another FIGHT
We nre satisfied 10 wait not two. but four or
five months. even six. Then | will be willing
10 bet on my hos. ! will ask no odds but will
bet my money even NJ and any amount Cans
doesn't want u cent II he loses.
Up until that unfortunate collision In the
twelfth rodnd II looked Ike "A victory all OYER.
was conf tout Joe would soon end matters,
But that unfortunate accident put an end 10
my hopes. 10" NBs tnalle TO see ana stoVp"l.
That showed great GOODNESS. We're n n broken
nose or n cut lip he could have continued, but
not with his eye alnos hanging out. ana
sorry the affair occurred and hone for better
luck next time. Cans will tax" on several
good men from now until h. meats krnc. First
come will be first served. provided they are
top-notchers. Cans will soon be lightweight
champion; Tint 10 what ! feel sure Of. sad my
money TAXA"
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MLw,uEEE. March -. Manager Conuie Mack
has bought second baseman EolU.
The Rays Baseball Club 10 read 20 meet all uut.
formed teams averaging - years. Address Nal'n,
manager, West CacsteT. Y
The rorpkins h. c wouIi be PLEASED t, arrange
games with teams Offering suitable guarantees. Nj.
dress " ! lam y. Wells. Jr manager 2u7 broadway,
The Mnutaus Baseball Club woull like 10 arrange
games with clubs ayorasins ~ AID II ears The
Muutiuks have their own ground. hidre,, 7 J,
Mchenns, AZ MOntauk avenue, BrOoalyu.
The Powh ,,an Baseball club would like 10 arrange
games with team, averaging rs to ! : years ,atIr.
days and holidays. beginning Arrl -. Address
George Koehl. 5ai Eh.t fiIhty eighth street
Thr Bundy Baseball club Of ierscy Cty would
like To book game with hr,tcl,'s rlubr gIN.ns a
OF A \. drifting Iron Company. ~" ComInur ipaw
avenue. Jersey city.
pHuAprLpHi,, March %. Tho first baseball came
of the season al the University Of prnns, Ivan ga,
PLAYED this afternoon on Fran&l!a Held between
The Varsity and second team, The score was . to 4
IN favor Of the varsity.
Of dates open and desires g. ARRANGE games win me
waolside \. c, Ci,1orts, N0ptbr.dve 4 4, or any
other hrst class cam within 900 miles OF New SuIG.
Address O. Hempeler, Secretary, d2N East I}Sth
street,
The West Eni 4, c composed Of the pick Of las.
seasons MIulattsnyille IS, u A lesnlnte + &. ami
West End A. g.. has. open date. for a.. ~drst.,Iass
clubs within 100 miles o. New iurA. Offering suit.
able Inducements. Address Il, RtNalagh, manager.
I2 West lO2d street
The team that will represent TRINITY chapel school
on the diamond this coming season WI average
IIAI MAI AhHH f NA-hAI ma h.
~ s.p ,h,np ,s,ms ~, IN. .,,ro ,y,r,,,a 'u
town teams Offering guarantee preferred, Address
nm y, gay ' "' '"''''
The Lincoln Field Club will he pleased 10 hear
from ~ nrstlisN e,"un ",.'u ssIL'"'. .IaETi'
TrnS Wa.iwnod snI I'M. ls, rtu,r,ir. H,r,,yh
u, ,rssc.ntso ~, pi ,trr,iJ and team. of ,,,i -.
nsttnr.J ,dtr.ss William n Errrh,lrn m,,,vsr
pnnrn.
81
The tysrtt ColIe4, Clup Nohld Ike 20 near from
ali semi professional clubs otcring suitable induce.
meuta Danuury, Aicuuilc' ddrryto"h' "esl"nni,
Hlllsdale sIeilysi hnwsrd' rr,th AmooH, llnden;
Nyack, Crantord' lamar A,iAut' IVY NOM wood
Inn aud Mountain A. A.preferreo' ADDRESS re 'rgs
".iaF,f 7'''"'"
The ~. johns ,niirse bs.cuaIl mn mas a few
Thursdays anu Satnrduys ~ MAY ana June open tor
uniformed teams ayorannI not over i" years.
quincy. 'lintons, BrocL,pnr ana trH,ns OF At years
Newspaper L'aNl" pltttri"i Addir,H 'o-rph J.
Hu,tlliri. mana'ri, ctre OF ~ JOINS College Lewis
and Nlllotghh' Avenues br""kIih.
The Lnw,tIle + &. has tho following open dates
and would Ike t. close tn" same with strong uutof.
town teams offering suitable 1uduGc'ueuts! May .,
- ~ 10 A. NJ and \. M, and Juno . BOOutDu.
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BERRELET SCROOL GAMES.
Worcester High Wins the Handsome Point
Gun.

The tenth annual Indoor games u the Berk-
elev School Athletic Association were held ut
the Seventy.NrSt Regiment Armory Yesterday
afternoon. As usuai the armorv was filled with
-choo'lovs and their friends. each school hav-
.ng a section OF the lairOnv. where thoir cOlOrs
were displayed, Fin horns, rat'les and whis-
ties being oUt ~ datc. the students were on
hnnd with mCgaphonrs which mnde 1t very I'M
pleasant for the announcer.
Worcester High School made its first appear
anrc in this city since the national inter.
scholastic games. II was represented by a
team Of seven athletes and at The finish the
boys had captured the handsome point cup
with a total score OF 20 points. beating ont
their nearest opponents. Berkeley School. by
4 points. The athletic ability Of the visitors
took the local talent by surprise, The athletic
directors present commented on their per-
formancc and IL was no common occurrence to
hear them ;ay: Il wish had such a boy under
Two records went ly the boards. In the 60
yar1 dush, Junior y. Freel covered the distance
ia I seconds, 20 OF n second better than the
record Zach Of the three winners in The shot
the missile ~ feet ! inche~, y feet IL inches
hertor thnn the record. UnWlt'. the second
man. did A. feet | inch. and Rogers. III" third
man. put II ~ ieot | 4, inches, summary:
t1AArI Dash. JUNIOR WON 10y y. FlttA,M ErTla
Hiva School A McDunnoll. 9 lumbia Grsmrnfr
srheol, second; ! p,rmAn' Mon;'lrr High school.
10 ard bash. senior Won by ) e.. Buckingham.
stevens Institute. :. :. Nrrskpr. B"rkrl,y school.
aCroni: II ? Jourdsn Nurr, st"r HlSh school .tlirj.
30 Dash. N1,irc-Won by ". Earle, Barnard
school Y. ,iolsin, Trinity Srhool. second. Z.
uns Milc Run-won hy II W Di,sou, wSr,estcr
High school; A, 'krn2ie, Dwight school, second
". NJ. Mccoy. Nosark Academy, third. Time.
3 miuut, , . seconds.
"A. p. J~uurlan. Worcester High school second; 4. {.
Pc,ry. Worcester II III school, third. Time. 81 %
90 Yard Hur lie Race-won ~ =. n Il, Jr. Cutter
Srhuo' VIC Wrlxhtson. Newark 4 aicuy, secuni,
y. il Roberts. Poly Prep" School, thiri. T!mo,
$40 Y.I r. n--Von b,w VI. Moran. Wurces,er Hlyh
School. = smith linwtce Mann .chuol second ".
Warren, Worcester !ligh school. third Time, .
Runrins u IN Jump Won by ]. :. spiuaer.
Rcrkclci school, with feet ~ inche G II Poe.
hlsch. Poly, P,rp' school! 'rc'gd Thomas.
third; victor won the inlur'0n.
Pole Vault Hal, Worcester High School, and c.
Uus.on. Berkeley school, tied with . foet 2 inches
II. Holmes. MOntclair Military Academy, third. with
Pnttiuv the ~ Pound shot-won by W W. Coz.
Pr nccton Prep" School. With - feet ~ inches
+ r. De witt, Lawrercayille School. second, A. ".
Rogers. Trinity school. third.
The points scored hv the schools on n rasls
Of ! for fr-t, 3 for a second and | for a third.
were "a follows
Worcester H1h 20. BERKELEY. II: Cutler. ioS;
Morris Hich. :; BAR AL, 3: Trinity. 2; steven In.
,iiLu'e %, lIincct u Prep b.; } war; .A'alcmy,
tolumbis Grammar, 3; Horace Mann, 3. Monttllir
HIGH. .. Blake. y.
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BY three pms the Bcl,lleres carried Of The third
North side League game at Pumps alleys Oh
Friday night The scnrrs
tIRsI uAMF.
Bronxlalc- rall. 49,. Mahoney, Ia. Fcrber. 1ll:
r. Hers. I6l: u. Hers. l5a Total. 80.
Dolindo-SchiussinH. POS. Coleman. 1r4 Buil
lAume, IS3, Luhrs, l2a MJnaAan, iG2. Total, sos.
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Trap. shooting Notes.

DR.. II, L. o Bren ~ithtbe good score ~ - and q
handicap allowance OF - b ris. won the fourth com.
petition for the March Cup Yesterday on the grounds
OF the Crescent 4. G At Bav Ridge. There was a
good held OF vii gshots AMI some splendid scores
wore mad in the various cuIp 't,ions conpr. sing
the card Of events. Edward Banks. the srratyL nan,
WAS the runner mp In tho cup contest with Il Kills,
and Charles A. sykes. with a handicap ~ I Vas
third man WITH 20. Edward Ianls won the lgae
shoot with - kills ou' uf ~ hrls hot At, ana
Boucher and Mar.hali with - Zach wtrt second
Edward Banks sh we'd how he Cuuid shoot wth
tire. more e "ut. q hi credit. neat taking the
twenty i've bird IL e. t-1 airs race ard twrn'r-''e
birds. expert rules, other cool scores E,rr made
BY A. y Boucher, /. c, Hopkins, Ir pLr.ah ard
W. ". Marshall,
The grounds VI Tho Broohlyn Gun Club a. Uuiou
Course. Luuy Island. we're thv scene Of a htV rap
shooting turn .Teut re-'rril1, iu whoa some mo
scores were made al the clay tarRr's ESurr- gIlo-
pre- 20 Ainltel N = ma urlty of tmr events. sul
stephen n. Van Nlen. i. = S'llenck. Oro re h. Pat
ter Oh, j In II. HOpElLs. william II Hopkins. Dr.
Is X. Wnois anu pr A. 4. tassey nate the top
scores o. a programme that lasted until dark mesa.
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The D. Long quintet added two mora games TO its
string Of victories in the Carruthers Rr 1Oklyn Ma.
tonsl tournament on Friday night. The scores;
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Basketbnll Notes.

Al tho Norwalk armory on THURSDAY evening the
Mount Vernon y. N. q. A. basketball team defeated
the COMPANY y National Guard tssn ~ . seore OF
lStoa
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Track Team VIII Leave for
Parts on june rs.

PRINCETON, March - Manager Langen-
borg Of 1.-THE Princeton University Track Associa-
ton announced to-day that arrangements have
been completed for the trip to Paris. which the
team W II take next summer to compete In the
Olympian Games. The team will consist of
ten men who will 10 selected with regard TO
their work In the inter t~ollcgIate meet and pre-
yOu- records. Passage has been engaged ON
the ~. LOUIS. which win sail from New York
on luur - Upon their Arrival In France the
1lh,r'c- viii immed a'e.y take up training at
Elnr. uurs where they wIll remain until the
games begin. IL j. likely that trainer Walter
I hristie Viii have charge OF the physical wel-
fare u the men during. their stay abroad.
Robert Carrot. CAPTAIN OF the ~ team. IL the
only alumnU~ Who vii con pete on tho agSrp-
CATION. II" was u"rn entered in putting the
shot, throwing the discus, the btoai )ump. the
handicap high. troni mud triple Iumps and In
the handicap discus throwing. He was cau-
tain of the team thar won first honors In the
Olympa gHnlrs NJ Athens In 1897. and II IL
said that h. has offered considerable financial
and Tor the present Undertaking. The manage
mrut expects 10 enter several men In tho
fng'-h games which will be held a. London
on .lrly
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PROSPECTS AT YALE.
OARSNES ar LAST iBLE 10 TAKE
10 THE OPEN WITER
Fi,. of Last Years Fight Stin In College
About rifty Men Are working for n
Place In the varsity Boat Coach Cat
Iaudet soon to Assume Charge at Affairs.

800 F""
49,. u,,,x u.r.h "a TN. hy .ou,d "a
W" ""'"
candidates Hho arr training Tor 'e ,aie ere"
have nj last xot out ON IN. water. They have
-, 81, ,.,L. ,ho ,,nl. and vymn.dum
pT" r''uE '"'S'No u,
hoor Tor almost a month pn' r'NefSS' 'he "ea'h
rr. which has been Of IN. mos variable sort, have
.., ,,,a ...n,lr,, ,,.,, +, t,,n ;pd,ots ON
vac" u"r ''"ppH'' wv"
W a~shingths Birthday 'o' 'e nrs' ""' at ~
early A dat. in n decade, the leading candidates
.a. l., g. ,,o n.,ho, and yiy,n nm ,ter
WIZ 'aN'" "'"" "'"'' ~"
moons training IN the "ofhin8 parg's' aP"
Fred Allen and his npnchmen then prepared To
,.,, w. ,,a,. duo n.mn.i,n of Waterman
H'ai' y" Wv" '"''h '""p"'-
ship, but a heavy rain and cold wave the next
day caused a retreat 10 the tanks. Since then
"a, -. -. H., al, IN. b.,hn, . ,ex
H""e u VIC . "a WV" v" ="
times, but at inirequeh' intervals 'he coming
~ spring in the middle Of the past week has al
,, a., ,.,. .r, - uuin,a,rnp,.d uuidopr
IO"'u 'hth io"' uaIS " uu'""''"'''
practice and from nov until the time 'he men
leave for New London, the second week in June,
'IiTr headquaf~rs VIII D" Nv 'e os' ''""' '"'
house on Quinnipiac River.
Tn. situation in the crew circles a, present
=. A... n,, a,sr,,.
N 10 many pe'sohs q SUI !" 'n"'H, "' N'''"
the somewhat awkwar system results ore beng
obtained There are now about fifty Collegians
'N'" - ~.
Az the oars all WORKING ior a p'of III "' '"
sity boat, the squad having been reduced to that
pumhsy nv careful inyestip alton and pruning
'" n It. 80
on the part oil capt, Alien VINO Is BiVus every
moment he can spare from his studies to the direc
ton ,f ,ha training
~. w 80 m.,
According 10 'he present system every NO"
who Is not trying for some Of the various other
,.op,sis ,nving This state az things " a. brought
N1 II, ,r,n =. o,,.,I,,-
ABOUT oy 'he human 'oo' ''uo' d" sa"'"
ton To promote rowing by means OF scrub crews
and the annual spring and fall regattas. Eating
49,, =. a., .rU,zr, ,.,,i,o,..
''up' '' "'"Ia"'H VI u" VIZ
and the four classes are thus represented Ia aqua
TICS They r,ceiye the bensnt az Varsity coach
,.n. x. ,,d h.,o m. usa
Ing Se' '"e n'"'"' eN"'~ WV ""'' " 49,
Of all the boating appliances while IN framing.
The candits ,rs for The Varsity this year have
,., li,iI,l ,,,, ,,,,, 81, o,d have roy.d
"cn u''|'N NV" ''"'' - ,
In III" tank Tor an hour daily Inns S'fhes'e WIN
the OARS has been supplemented by a nm around
,ho q ,oar J., ,ovo,on the v,pd of The men Work
Nv '.I., ~ II. ,..tninn
on ~ X Nnhi1','i'' ~. ~. a., III ,,,iy,,sIv
az W" luhIon lnHt Svai vi :, ,'in,
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Appended Is a summary Of the match. giving
Total


The Americans have now two straight VIC
tories TO their credit aud need oniv - win in
1901 to Obtain permanent possession Of the
trnphy
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De Long Blake. l5a; H,aly I7s. Herr, /
Schuuann, 2IS Han. 1886. Total, s23.
Proaperity-Hammer l63 leu. ~; Werner. I
Schaefer, l24; iiuetsr. 1875. Total. is.
Played g frames. tflayed 4 frames.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
.hei1 hons 1A Monday.
PREVENTED X TRAGEDY.

Timely information given Mrs George Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, prevent. cd dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A friRhtful cough had long kept htr awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors, but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr Kings New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this maj veloui medicine also cured Ar Long of . severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the mstchless merit o1 this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only 50s and $1. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle free at R. Fl. Beers G Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co, Sandy Hook Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station Edward A. Honan, Merwinsville, William J. Beehler, Brookfield; William B. Flaw ley, Sherman, Drug stores.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
EDUCATION BY MAIL.

You study at home. You do not have Ito leave home to secure the education the education comes to you. Seventy .diht ns course: Commercial, English branches, architectural, mechanical and drawing, mechanical and cleo. itrical engineering and many others. The Correspondence schools o1 Scranton, Ps., has over 25O, 900 students and graduates and assists competent
 students to good positions. I will be at
 the Grand Central hotel, Newtown, De.
 cember 10 and II, and would be plea: ed to have you call. If interested write for
 circulars to H. H. Kitchen, Rep., 154
 Man street, Ansonia, G m.
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A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
TWENTY FIVE TEARS CONSTANT USl
 WITHOUT FAILURE. -..,..

TWENTY FIVE YEARS CONSTANT USE
 WITHOUT FAILURE. ,.
 The first indication of croup is hoarse- ness, and in child subject to that dis ease i may be taken as sure sign of tho approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is . peculiar rough cough
 If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, 1t will prevent the attack. It is used in many thousands of homes In this broad land and never disappoints the anxious mothers. We have yet to learn of . sin- gle instance in which it has not proved effectual. No other preparation can show such 8 record-twenty.f five yaars' con- stant use without failure. For sale by R. H. Beers. & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor. Curtis 6 Co.,, Sandy Hook; W: N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Fancher. Flaw. Ieyville; A. B. Blakeman: Botsford. druggists.
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When the stomach Is tired out 1t must have rest, but we can't live without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digesta what you eat" SO that you can eat all the good food you want while 1t is restoring the digestive organs to health. It is the only preparation that digests all kinds of food. R. H. Beers G Co.,, Newtown; s c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake. man, Botsford; B. Hawley 6 Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville 1; W. N. Hurd, Long Hil.