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OF this paper who send names and full aa''''
10 him.
For twenty years Dr. Hathaway aas. Y
fined his practice TO chronic diseases o. Il
and women, aud during that time ne ha, Y
stored more men and women 10 nealth. ss ~
usefulness and happiness than any ten Y,
doctors in the country combined. FL
nr Hathaway treats and cures by ne ,21
entirely his own. discovered and rerfeeua
himself and used exclusively by him. 70.
lng In its different stages. llhouina."-2
Weak Back. all manner OF urinary VA
plsints. Ulcers, Sores and Skin pssjs5
Briglts Disease aud all FORMS OF 3D.
Troubles His treatment for Undertoness, n. IA
r. stores lost vitality and makes the pa''''';
slrtng wen vigorous man, M
Or: Hethaway's success In the tre sbs 4
Of ,Varicocele and Structure without ths <
or knife o. cau.ery is phenomenal, W.
titrt Is treated by this meshod nt ~
homo without pain or loss OF tinls from r,t
mass. This is positively the only ifea'r
which cures without an operation - x
Or. Hathaway makes no charge lo' ~ 4
sultation or advice. either nj bis ONCE = t
nan. and when case ia taken the oA 's,s
fee covers all cost OF medicines ana r.
sional services.
Dr. Hathaway always prefers. When
possible. TO have his patients call on w
az least one interview. but thip u n
sential. as no has cured scores OF va
OF PATIENTS IN all aertions Of the wore "A
he has never en-, His fvstam OF Hon. n
ment Is so perfected that he can hflns
d euro as surely aud sreedilv as tnous-
patient called daily AZ bis office
y. NEWTON HATHAWAY, ~ "a
Dr. Hathaway A Co..
2ap u. Alamo Plaza, san 49,
rexas.
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TO GO To NEW YORK.
neGr raw, and ,I Robinson WIN Prob


ably Join rriedmnn's Forces
Baltimore, Md, February 2S.--Though Nc
Graw and Robinson deny it emphatcally. the
story will not down TINT things arc In shape
Tor another move toward carrying out the
scheme planned by the magnates at the cir
Gun reduction meeting in Cleveland and tha
things conducted by Frederick De Hass Robi-
son, the elimination Of baltimore as Won as
washington from the league, which the mag.
1ates nave so sedul0usly denied had hesn
a.e'uel upon, viii now, 1t is ella med sum
oa accomplished. and McGraw will n, 10
sew YORK, despite his dslnclnatlons 10 en- r
me Freedman camp. Robbie will 20 Witn
nim, ana as many OF last years ORIOLES az
freedman may choose to select Mae ,no
kqbbie are expected 10 swallow the Mill now
mat there Is no help for H. but Hanla1 mas
,eth ohlsed 10 coat II literally. walca no
htas done not so unwilingly, after an. as
tteeomua pays the freight Mac / IL hsrled
NH Eet 5000 salary as manager lnd third
9asemau IL may be $1,000 less nut il il cet
Amy 10000 Robbie as catchor and canaan
u also literally dealt with. although MT 81
But this Is not ALI nv the dlsIlr whist NJ,
ven arranged, Hsolnn e 10 rsceiyo sis I'M
ION friedman Tor tho transfer of he ori.
PISS Tbe New York mnguate npSins fhp.
agreed 70 carry cut his promise 10 strengthen
ne NeN, lsrks, Harinn 10 20 set hall Of this
sun ara Ratble and Mae IRE 70 diy.d, III,
9lher hali, llanoh ma Won Dar riorsf bsN.
SNts, aver that Baltimore Wlli etav In .h,
HNNHhal ieashe. ana point thaIr inrI neh,
seF lnioa phSt, Which hss cost then, ssSoa
as evidence OF their statements.
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A Gunrnnteea cure ror Pile..

All druggists are authorized by the man
ufacturers OF PAZo OINTMENT to relun'
the money where It falls to cure any ~
of piles, no matter how long standine
Cures ordinary cases in six days, the wof
cases in fourteen days. One applicttp
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching q
stantly. s
This is new discovery and Ia tine opg
pile remedy sold on a positive gaurante1
no cure no pay. Price so cents.
II your druggist don't keep It 10 stoee!
send us 30 cents in postage stamps q
we will forward same by mall. "a
Manufactured by Paris Medicine ce3
St. Louis, Mo.
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aston thN NM. ,lnelin..

London, March "a large crowd forced
the doors Of Exeter hall today, where a
stop the wa.' meeting was being held
The invaders were resisted BY the audit
enee and after a free fight tha disturbsrs
were expelled. undeterred they broke
shtSnsn the rear entrances agatlng with
walking sticks and umbrellas. The nonce
We're summoned and the crowd inaiIy
Quieted down,
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we shall have the products OF the won,
poured into the United States, and M
whole protective tariff system viii ~
to the ground. This raises Question q
which it is entirely unlikely that senator
in debate will ever get together. It VI
have to be determined by the, courts. az
1T is highly important that the determnsI
ton be reached soon"
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IN DIRE NECESSITY
u'he inyested Garrison Could Have
Been Captured.

Vhc invested Garrison Could Have
Been Captured.
London. March s,--Tho Standard pub.
fishes the following from ladysmith. dated
March u The once dashing cavalry bril-
sade has practically ceased to exist. AT
the beginning OF the year We had $500
horses and $500 mules. Before the end
OF January We could only feed hoo horses,
the others had been converted into Joints
soups and sausages. or had been ielt 10
forage for themselves. These poor emae-
lated animals, mere phantoms OF horses.
were among the most painful sights o,
| the siege v
There We're on February 1 only forty
! ROUNDS letl fer each naval gun. while tae
supply Tor the field artillery wonI have
been exhausted III couple OF minor on !,
sagements, Fortunately the Boers wer.
,snorans q the true state Of affairs. mad
sney Nnown our real woakness they mishi
nave displayed greater daring with Ie.
SUITS whieh--now that We are safe-wa
san venture TO contemplate. VIC we,s
activity. 's's's ~
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THE TRANsvAAn-

Dutch residents OF coiesbers we're ar
rested as rebels.
General cronie and party srrived at
Capetown,
Since the Investment OF Ladysmith the
casualties In the garrison have been 100
officers and 1905 men.
General Bullsr snys the defeat OF the
Beers in Natal is complete.
SIX thousand Beers ara facing Lord
Roberts at Osfontein.
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snpho i'm CoArt.

New York. March EFT the "sapAsl
hearing before Magistrate Mott tcdsl|
the first witness called for the deieni3
was Theodore Moss, lessee of WallacLsI
theater. Mir. Moss said that there ~
nothing suggestive in Miss Nethersolsa
costumes and that he had never hesaI
any of the audience complaining ahosa
the immortality of the play.
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COMMERCIAL.

The grain markets show weakness.
II. G. Dun Co. say; Advance in cotton
has done much to stimulate business; ad-
vance in wheat called forth large receipts:
the iron and steel Industry show tho
sreatest weekly output ever known.
Bradstreets SAYS: Stormy weather has
retarded the DEVELOPMENT OF spring trade.
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PoLtricAr..

Chairman Jones says that the demo-
Gratis viii accept the issue OF the rcpub-
ilcons he declares The constitution fol-
lows the nsE."
Rtpuoncsns have opened the National
campaign,
Mr. Mckinley Is TO 20 to New York to-
day ana may decide ON some one as his
running mate
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WIZ Alwa,s ne \ pua.lr.

London, March 2.-The Times publishes
The following from raaraeburg. dated
Wednesday; ], VIII always remain a
puzzle how General cronje, although an
undispntel military genius. Kept control
OF MS retreating aud unaisciplined h,raes.
while the other Boer leaders we're unable
70 bring more than half OF their commands
from '-adysmith 10 Paardeburg.
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FULLER Ar LApYsMrrn.
lie Entered the Town Tbursd,x
Was WcIromel

~ v NTNVnFN,
LaasSm''h, Thursday. March 1--Cienera,
huiler' accompanied BY his stair, arr,yes
here a. ii:4o a M today. He entered ,be
.Dwn unncticed' as more cavalry WINS
coming IN during tho morning The news
o. us arrival soon spread. however ,,a
venerai white and bis stan al oncr Won,
y receive him. The two generals mo,
ans'a scene OF tremendous epthus,as,
sng General Butler had an immenne ~ y
sspaon' I Is understood tha, the rosrs
srs IN fuil aisht toward the pee sts.s
are sra q lying COLUMN Of Lsdysmsfh ,roors
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TO THE LAST MAN.

beers BciieS. 'rhey Can win aua
VIII Try Ii.
New York, March e.--Geofge Van
sieelsn, the general attorney for tia
Transyaal republic in this country, is not
dowuoass as result OF the relieving Of
Ladysmith BY General Buffers forces.
"of course Il is victory for the Brit
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poHEsTIC.

Editor Thomas NJ. Paterson of Deascr
made an argument again't the paper
trust at the National Fitosili sssooi'-
tlon,
Two men were hung tor mnriiI at New
iberia, La. tp
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General Cronte wes received by General
Sir Frederick Foreqt-Walker aud a rep.
reson,ative OF Sir Alfred Miner the gov
ernor OF Cape Colony.
General Cronie was Immediately escort
ed on beard the British second class cruia-
er Dorls. There was no demonstration.
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DakInnd.

San Francisco. darch 2.--oakland results:
Five and a hlf MISUNDERSTANDING
Coming Event. Rautiful Bill Time. 1905.
Time. l:1i.
Four lurlones maiden 2-year- olds--Gams
Warden Aphfcds Girly Ducat. Time, ola
Mile-Flora Bird. Water Wick, Rachel {.
Time, l:4s,
Alile aud 'ixteenth--Castake. Elnstein,
Wyoniing Tine, 1.s7A.
Six fur!ongs1 Ravanta, True Blue, Peace.
TIM. l:l4.
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MAEEkING Relieved.

Alleged noer Report Says The siege
Has uecn Rntsea
new York, Vim sch "a Boer report
is published from nrnSscis that IN.
siege of Matching has been ra,sea,
The news is unrpnnrmed, but ii is
nrobnb,s trse.
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KILLING or CAPTAIN JONES.
Rev. Robinson Has nsen Committee,
IN .Inil

eandera. Texas. March 2--The remains
OF Captain N. E. Jones. who was killed
ey Rev Robinson. late chaplain OF the
Fourth Texas, we're brought here today.
jones had been shot ave times with bner-
shot His own gun was found at The haf-
tpm OF the buggy. There was one o6am-
Der empty, but the weapop had not heDn
recently exploded, Robinson was commits.
Ted TO tail and will have his examlninr
trial tomorrow
The trouble between the two san was
q long standing.
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FOREIGN.

Lady Louise Madelaine rsh, who dinea
at the ball Of Brussels III night hatore
Waterloo, Ia dead
The text Of the sccr't circular prohibit
ing answers to United states con.ulor
queries In Germany has been published
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Wants lils pc,tiop.

berlio' March a.--The Lokal Anseiser
Furnishes an Interview play with tho
puAe OF Veragus. IN The fouTse OF Which
me spanish nohlsman ah,ted the Yanaees
eecsase me United SshtedgoveTiuien ,,sd
tot continued his nenslouof 20 ooa psseta
hs DESCENDANT OF Columbus ne said
S'nsy 40 not &C, ike icntlsmeo.'
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hILnOaDs.

H. E. Huntington has been chosen 10
succeed George croker as vice president
of the Southern Pacific.
Tho Texas commission has made
number Of orders: exceptions to Western
classification on agricultural implements.
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rnlAY,s ENrR1Es

Mile, soiling-synia %. Judge Woffori 102.
Ale.a 81. Brown fr.tce 90, hsnterpe 80, Cam
ups io7 Be Hppy 81 WslIar ioS. Lula W 90.
SOW Moon 81, O'Cohnor iQ3. Twinkle Twink
81.
Milu ana n turlohe. selling -Dostown 110.
Tswandu stnino ltio Chco. Ten Calvert.
GreYburst 1O7 Sriu los. Ace loG.
Mile mattel 500 added-Zoroastor tuonryl
ltu, Hottnte t. Walsh 100.
Mile and two iurongs. Burns handicap. val
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WASHINGTON.

Mr. Burleson has introduced bill to
enable the veterans Of tho Mexican war
to gain admission 10 soldiers bomea.
Congressman Epcs Of Virginia ded as
result OF an operation.
secretary Root and party left for cuba.
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BuLLER's CASUALTIES.
List OF Ofacers knied ana wounded
Tucsdny.

IHe>unN.
London. March 2.--General Buffers cas-
ualties among his officers during the fight
ing OF February % were;
Killed-coionel oLeary OF the Lanca.
shires; Major Lewis, Captain sykes and
Lieutenant Simpson OF the Scots Fusi-
leersi Lieutenant Mourilyan OF the War
wiekshires aud Lieutenant DAILY of the
Irish Fusileers.
Noundel-1enersl Barton, Colonel
Carr OF the Scots Fusileors and twenty.
three others.
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S'efkstroen. Msrch s.-Genegsl Gstscrs
made reconnaissance in force toward
s'9.H'-oFg today. The Beers opposed him
We NO ecn9 and ,hs British auulery
p'oned some SHELLS i5to the Beer iassers.
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Shields & Cahuthers entry
A"Burns g. W{trhorse entry.
'''Brown & Sieckles entry.
SSehreibsrkntry.
Mile-Mny u eS. Princess zeika 81, Ben
Doran 1lg, Erin s6, Lothian ~. Headwatei
l01
Mile. selling Montallade 10i, Mamie G o.
Glenn Ann g7tpare III liz, Rainier 100 Uarda
49, Sister Axe 100. Mary Kinssll 90, Don
Luis 100. Mdinel 1903. Alleviate 30. Raoiysn
l01.
Cloudy. tuck fest
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To Snr- In Grippe In T,v, pay.
Take Laxative Bromp Quinine Tablets An
sssssists refund the MONEY /. Il fails 10
Les rs eenta ~ e''o
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Arrested as Rcb Ills.

Reneburg, Thursday. March L.
The greater part OF the Dutch resi-
dents at colesiberg hsve been ar
rested as rebels.
The Beers yesterday were Ia full
retreat uorthward with Bfitlsa
force following them.
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TopAY,s ENTRIES.

Threehuarters OF mile-Miss Dede liz,
Miss NE Day. jamaica, Fleuron 1i2, Beldowh'
Lunar, kurea 1906
Half bile--Siddera, Choice i13, Bonnie Hat
lie, Akous 10, Moses, Clara David, Gale
ysdd rank =, yoh1sq Id lgS, Mss cara ~
Franco Refs 1902. 'Regan's entry
Shut course. steeplechase 1856
Van lrunt 1870, Jim Hogg 1876, Phil Becker
i3i. tlncess Murphy 1870.
Mi and a quarter. Oakland handicap-wol-
tursIl Al Fresco 1903. Eva Rice 10l, Sidney
.LucI 9s, Jackannpes a.
Nh and three eighths, seliing--Bsuquo Ii
,fuba Dam. RushGelds Goose Liver. Al.
nefs 1902, Possum 100, Pat Garrett, False
Leb 81. Mailer, Babe Fields, Et.dorpha, Little
SKIER 20,
NE, selling Elkin 1884. L. T. Cation 1yl,
Bhrica 1e3, Covington Ky, zolo. Everest 1875
1bus, Nellie Prince l25, CRANKY. Senator
olson 122.
Eeyen-elrhths of mile--Manlius 10, Aston
r., Race Bud Brass los. King Elkwood, Gomor
t9, lnlook, Meddlesome, Mamie Davis FIN.
I'm 100. Prince Real 9S.
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A New Book for Mel
Special Arrangement Whereby FRI
Copy Can Be Obtained by Every
Reader of This Paper.

For weeks Y
presses have "
busy turning out y
enormous edition
Dr. j. Newton hs
away's new noq'
"Mapliness. Nk
Health - neces
to satisfy the pui,.
demand. Or. Han
way has reserves
limited number
these books, and
be has specially
ranged to SEND
by mail Ia all ress
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New orlehs March 2.-rrack good.
Mile-Rlat Bower. Barney f, Russell R.
Time. 1;is
Six furlo ss-wax. Ph!lter, Round 0. Time.
ZIG.
Mills anI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Koenis,
yuba Dan Time 40.
Mile-Afes Price Of Verona, DR..
Vaughanj Time. l;i2h.
Seven trlongs-Stattra, Allie Hale. Range
E. Tiuid l:G0ia
Six anI half furlongs-Coralis, Asltator,
Sir Bla1 Time. 1:22.
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Cronjs In cnpcto,,,,,

9ape'own. MarTn ~ General cronje ana
''' party arrived a csrsspvn today.
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TELLER IS FOR LIBERTY.
Proposes 0 Free Government for the Island
OF Puerto Rico,
UNITED STATES TO HAVE SOVEREIGNTY
stewart (Nev.) wants the Consfitu.
ton 10 Follow the FIng-0uay
Case was Argued by Hour.

Washington March 2.--Interest in the
Puerto Rican tariff regulation measure
has been transferred from the house TO tle
senate today. Hardly had the reading been
concluded when Mr.. Teller (Col) proposed
an amendment providing that the purpose
of the pending bill is simply to establish
a temporary government in Puerto Rico
for the purpose OF enabling the people of
the island later to establish a permanent
republican government in which there shall
be accorded the people the right of self
government; the adoption of a constitu-
ton and the establishment of permanent
form OF government not interfering with
the sovereignty OF the United States over
the island or inhabitants. This amend
ment was followed by another by MT.
Stewart (Nev.) striking out the provision
levying duty on Puerto Rican goods and
providing that they should be admitted
into the United Stares. spirited debate
was participated in by Foraker. Teller,
Stewar; and others. An hour and half
of the session was devoted to considera
ton OF the Quay case.
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PERSONAL .M ENTION.


A daughter has been born to Mr., and
Mrs. lie Britton of Buffalo, N, Y. Mrs.
LIE Britton was formerly Miss Aida
Prescott of this city.
Mrs. Henry M. Hughes of Vernon
street ia suffering from the effects of
a shock at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Mccormick of SO Beers
street.
Rev. Oliver S. Prescott, who for sew
eral weeks has been dangerously sick
at Grace hospital, will resume services
at st, Luke's church on Easter Eve.
Dwight H. Day '99, of Indianapolis,
is visiting in this city.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Hall will meet at their home, so Third
avenue, West Haven, this evening to
sary Of their marriage
The fifth in the series of students or
gan recitals will be given on Tuesday,
May l. by Miss Glare P. Forbes.
Miss Smith Of SO Olive street Is en-
Pertaining Mrs Oakley of Brooklyn,
and for whom she gave a whist re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby enter
tanned party Of New York friends
on Monday evening at their home ON
Whitney avenue.
Thomas Miller, late of the Charles
Monson company, has accepted a posi-
ton with Hartford firm.
George w. Dean, the builder of 8S
Lake Place, who has been i'll with the
grip, is recovering and able to be around
again.
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MILFORD.

| April 10.-Miss Edna l.. Gum is visit.
! ing with Miss Lila Van Solver of Will
| liam street, Bridgeport.
The fourth OF the union suppers will
be held in the First church tomorrow
evening. Entrance will be by the way
Of the church door and exit by the chap
| ell door. An interesting programme Of
vocal and instrumental music will be
given. Supper will be served from to
8 o'clock
Mrs, George Miner Is reported serious
ly i'll.
The funeral services of Harold Ford
were held this afternoon at o'clock
from the home Of his parents on Seaside
avenue.
Charles Gillette is reshingling his
barn.
There were services in St. Peters
church yesterday afternoon at 4:30
O'clock
J.. !. Thomas and his daughter Gladys
of New Haven have been visiting Mrs.
w. Goldsmith.
George j. Smith and Theron Ford
have been appointed deputy registrars
Of births, marriages and deaths
Deacon William Lewis, his wife and
son, George Washington Lewis, and his
daughter, Miss Mary Lewis are expect
ing to move to Virginia very soon. Mr..
Lewis will enter the Soldiers home
there.
The list of advertised letters is as
follows: Mary Ann Clough, L. M Bar
nard, Van Christania and Morcin CHR
oirogo.
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HOLY WEEK SERVICES.

Special Programme for Various Cit,
Churches.
The Davenport church observes holy
week by special services each evening
at 7:45 with prayer and a meditation
on the events of the last week d
Christs life conducted by different min.
listers. On Tuesday evening Rev. VIII
liam G.. Lathrop of North Haven and
| on Wednesday the pastor. Rev Mr.
Prentiss conducted This evening
! Thursday Rev. DR., e.. S. Lines of ST
| Paul's church and on Friday evening
Prof, Porter of Yale.
Rev. j. Lee Mitchell will preach the
Good Friday sermon In the Congrega-
tional church, West Haven, on Friday
morning at 1890 o'clock.
The holy week J, services at Christ
church are as follows; To-day Maundy
(Thursday), Holy Eucharist, 10 a.. M;
evensong p. m. (not at 7:30 as pre-
viousIy announced); Good Friday, ma
tins, litany, 5 a. m. Three hours ser
vice Grew. c. N. Field, S. S. J. Ed; 10
noon, children's service; p M, even
song; 1880 p. M, Easter even holy eu-
charist, 10 a. mi; festal evensong, 1880
p. m. s
The programme at st. Thomas church
on Elm street will be as follows:
Vested boy choir. thirty voices, Charles
Bonney choirmaster.
Holy communion, high celebration,
1880 a. m. al
Professional hymn 1888.
Communion service in G.. Merbecke
Offertory-Awake Up My Glory. Barnby
Nunc Dimittis-Chant.. /. Anon,
Professional hymn 40.
Morning prayer with sermon and
holy communion, 1030 a. M
Professional hymn 1870.
Christ Our Passover. :. Tails
TIE Deum in e fiat. 49,. ...... Garrett
Benedictus-C
Introit 125.
Kyrie and Gloria Tibi In E fiat.
49,. -. 80. ..........J. Stalner
Hymn 121.
Offertory Anthem--"He Is Risen"...
..... -. -. ............. ..... GadSpy
Gloria in Excelsis-Chant Four.
-. ..................... .Zenner
Professional hymn no.
Choral evensong, p m.
Versicles and responses. :. ...... Tails
Proper psalms. REORGANIZATION
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis In K
f1at.... ;. :. ...............J. Stalner
Anthem-Awake up My Glory! :. Barnby
Offertory-While We Have Thine.
.... -. -. -. ......,.........St ainer
Sevenfold Amen..j !. .......... .Stainer
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MARY BLACKSTONE PLANT.

The death of Mary Blackstone Plant
widow of the late Samuel o. Plant
occurred about 8 o'clock last evening
at her residence in Branford. Mrs
Plant was in her eighty-second year.
She had been in i'll health for year or
more. but during the winter her condi-
ton had improved SO that she was
able to be up and about. On Saturday
March 81, she was taken Ill with a sharp
attack of grip and pneumonia in both
lungs She improved a little until last
Thursday, when she was attacked with
heart failure, and she grew steadily
worse until the end came last evening,
her advanced age rendering the best
medical skill of no avail.
Mrs, Plant resided with her daughter,
Miss Ellen Blackstone Plant, at the old
Plant residence in what Is known as
Plantsville in Branford. She was the
widow of the late Samuel O. Plant and
sister of Timothy Blackstone of Chica-
go, the donor of the beautiful Black
stone library In Branford. She was a
sister-in-law Of the late Henry @.
Plant, and one Of the daughters was
the first wife of Hon. Lynde Harrison.
Her surviving grandchildren are VIII
liam l.. Harrison OF New York, secre-
tary of the Henry Bradley Plant Co.,
and Paul Harrison and Miss Gertrude
Harrison of New Haven.