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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

DER Sd1ebdu=SluD Des SdDtler
f6en .8uiineb GoIes" nirb beute
mad Cambridge fabren, UNI nit benz
bortisen Club 5u fpieGen. Ser bieitse
Club trGst babel feline neiien l1ntforz
mer, gum eriten Male. Oie iunsen
2eute fabren NIT benz 0ampfer "4Daz
lpn."
aus Count i.
- WileD 4irf, Der morgen friib se=
bGnst fperben ion unb iebt i'm @efdng=
| nib bon Baltimore ountp gu Som
ion iibt, 1T iest Der Mniidt, bab ibm
feline Siinben nerseben tperben, unb
bat fi9 b~ouitdnbig fir fein S9idfal
borbereitet. 9eute finbet cine tpeitere
Prifung bes @alsens ftatt.
-Sn Der 8ebauiuna bes 81. Sreb.
Sombers, Nr. 212, Glintonz@ trabe,
erpIobirte seitern Morsen elm 9afo=
linofen unb Or. 9ombers tpurbe bei'm
@erfu9e, ben Diem auf ben 5ofraum
feines 9aufes au tperfen, f9limm i'm
@efi9te berbrannt. Sie @priBen=
gompagnie'n bon Canton unb Sigh
lanbtonn lOfdten bic Slammen, na9z
benz Tie @9aben inn 8etrase BON $50
argeri9tet batten.
- Mnton &aminsti unb Milbelm
2anse, atpet 9eiaer auf benz 9ambur=
ger Oampfer r8rtssabtd," ber5u4ten
seitern Morsen, BON benz S4tffe, bas
am pier Nr. 3 gu Canton lag, gu De-
fertiren, inbem fie lire 9abfelisfeiten
iiber 8orb tparfen, benfelben na9z
fprangen unb ans 2anb i9pammen.
Sic tpurben iebo9 einsefansen unb in
bic Polioeiftation gu Canton sebra4t,
bon mo- tie Bel Mbfabrt bes Dampfers
an 8orb beTelben sebra9t tpurben.
gu @bren bes 3plleinz
n ebmers StDne. = Dim 1.
sunni, @ormittags Inn 10 nbr, tperben
bic Mngeitenten i'm 3onumte bierielbit
benz 3oleinnebmer Winiam s. Stone
eine Mnsabl 8lumengepinbe iiberrei=
6en, unb atpar anldBlid feines brett
iGbrigen Mmtsiubildums.
Wo 1T Sobtn @obn9- Sm
Poli3eibuuptquartier lief seifern bon
ben 8ebDrben pbtlabelpbia's Elm Sele=
gramm elm, in pel4em bic bieiige 90
Iiaei erfuht pirb, na4 Sobn Robp gu
fabnben, Der am Oienftag Mbenb in
pbilabelpbia $3.50 in 8aar unb Oia=
mdnten i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 geftob=
len unb fi4 bann auf einem 3use mad
Baltimore segeben baben ion.
9r. 9enrp MiIIi m 8, grG=
fbent bes speiten Stabtratbsapeiges
funsirte seftern in Mbpefenbeit bes
MaDors 9abes als 8iirsermeifter. Gr
hattie i'm Nerlaufe bes 8ormittaes cine
Gonferen5 nit 9rn. 81. M. @prDFer,
unb Beibe bef4lofen, Der Minoritdt
Experimentation an ben berfdiebenert
gomite'n az aeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
getruIenmqueae auf elmer Snisl I'M
Griejce.

@anbusfb, ., %. Mai. -
@uf benz Mibble 8uB Sslano, fpelz
DIES Elm paur Metlen BON bier I'M
Griez@ee eelesen TT, bat man etne
Petroleum : aue1e entoedt, fpel4e
sinsn feds 3Ou biden @trOm an bic
100 SUB in bic ouft fenbet, @uf Der
eSniel bat bic Gntoedung BON Del
natiirli6 bic gr0bte a~nfrsguns berz
s,xnn.fap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Sanfraub in Chin.

G1ebelanb, g., %. Wat. =
Wdbrenb Der pergangenen Na9i
tpurbe bic Spinbe in benz 8iireuu Der
wMe9anics Banning Co." gu 8rabz
rer, g., II Meilen nDrblt4 bon So
ftoria, bur9 Ginbre9er geiprengt,
tpel6e $4,000 erbeuteten. 9ie HGuz
Der beperfiteQigten ibre Slu6t auf
elmer Draifine Der Sodtng : @unepz
8abn. 9as9anfgebdube tpurbe bur9
bic grplofton fbetlpeife sertrimz
inert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Wabri9einIif ertrnnfen.

@anbusfp, g., %. Mat. -
9ennis Cummings, @m. @riffin unb
Otto Mbams, brei Qrbeiter Der @apz
nor'fden Stetnbrii9e auf Sobnfon's
Sslanb, traten ipGt seitern @benb eine
Sabrt in einem fleinen Seeelboote an.
Sas Boot tpurbe beute friib %gefentert
aufgefunben. Son ben Snfafen bat
man feline Spur unb lie iinb obne
!2tpeifel ertrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Tamilien=IrasGbie 1T Serieb- Gith.

Nep gorf, %. Mai. - Ser
mann &iibne, tpel6er in Der leBten
Na9t gu Serfep : Gitb feline Satin
unb fi9 ielbit f6oB, 1T beute geitorz
ben. Sie Srau ipirb geneien. &ii6ne
berlor aufdutg einen 4rm, pdbrenb
er in einer9erberet 81 9pbofen arbet=
tete, unb ergub fi9 in Jolge ieines
ungliides benz Srunte. SIN &aui9e
bei9ulbiste er feline Satin bdufig,
linn untreu gu iein, unb er mar be-
trunfen, als er Die Sbat begtng. 9ie
sSrau purbe in ben linfen Qrm unb
Bic re9te 8ruit getroffen, tporauf It4
8ibne 5tpei 8ugeln in ben &opf
iQdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Ghifsna6ri6ten.

Netpz gorf, 20. Mat. Ser
Dampfer ugolumbia" tit bon 9dmz
burg bier e~ingetrrffen.
Ser Sampfer n8arbarofa" tral
ebenfans BON 8remen bier Elm.
Queenstptpr, %. Mai.-Ser
Oampfer Serbia" tit beute BON bter
mad NetpzDort absefabren.
@putbampton, %. Mat. -
Ser Dampfer rMarte Sbereiia" fubr
beute bon bier mad Nep<gort ab.
Sn Hep>g fd1lige paiz
fagier=
9sute: n2aurentian", @lassop,1 s.
Mai.
r@ermanic", 2iperpool, %. Mai.
5rsitas: npatricia", Samburg, 10.
Mai.
,Siirft 9ismard", 9umburg, %.
Mai.
@amftas, 1. SUM-: rgtruria", 2iz
perpppl, Is. Mai.
ST. 2ouis", Soutbampton, Is.
mai.
@onntag: r2a Champagne" Sabre
rs. Mai.
.potsbam", 3otterbam, 20. Mui.
Montas: n4n9Oria". 9lassotp, %.
Mai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Gtarhett ben TIammentnb.

90 atfe a, Sus., %. Mat. -
Srei gerIonen ipurben ipdbrenb Der
bergungsnen Na6t in einem einfam
s~elegenen Sarmbuuie, ~norbpeftlt9
bon bieiiger @tabt, gu Sobe berz
brannt. Die Spfer finb: SrauMarp
9irf9berger, 70 Sabre aft; Srau s.
Magee, % Sabre aft; Cabin Masee,
5 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Batter Girael's W1rner.

gbiIabeIpbia, %. Mat. -
9ie bret Mdnner, tpel9e in 8erbinz
buna nit benz Sobe bes tatbolii4en
@eiitliden Batter 9iegel aus Gbeltenz
BAN bes Morbes I'M 5~tpeiten @rabe
iiberfii6rt purben, bernu6men beute
ibr urtbeil. @teben 8rban er6ielt
Is, Bob" 8rban unb Sacob @Dnne
ie 20 Sabre 3u9tbaus. Gaa Barrett
unb %ssannie MiGer, tpel9e it3 als
Mitf6ulbige befannten, tpuroen gu
atpeiiGbriger 9aft unb elmer 9elbz
bube por1 ie $500 berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
Germiid1te tclesrapbiide Srpei6em,

= Spre4er 9enDer1on bonn Der.
Staten &eprdIentantenbauie,
idiffte fi9 geitern in Nep=gorf nit
ieiner Satin auf benz Oampfern ct.
paul" mad Soutbamptpn Elm. Gr
pirb Biz Infanss September in guz
ropa bleiben.
= l1nneit 9reenpid, Conn.,, tpurz
be Die 2ei9e BON Sacob 2arion, bes
8ormannes elmer Ibtbeilung @rbei=
ter, bic an benz 8du zines Mb5ugstds
mails bei9dftist iinb, aufgefuno.1.
2arfon mar erfto9en porben.
= Die Yeter paul Boot SO. IN
Buffalo, cine Der dlteiten Sirmen I'M
tpeitli9en Sem > Dorf, tit iniolpent
unb in 9dnben zines MafeDertpalz
ters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
@ieoer eir 1naIiif at elmer Sahn=
frensuna.

Benton 5arbor, Mi6., 20.
Mai. = Sin 3igeunertpusen tpurbe
beute @benb iiiblid bon Niles, Mi6.,
bur9 einen perfunen5ug Der r8is
Sour : 8abn" ~eetrpffen unb bemoz
lirt. gtbel Wbipple, 6 Sabre alt, 1T
tObt unb ihr 8ruber pabit erlitt tDbtz
li4e 8erleBungen. Ser Batter Der
&inber purbe f9per perlebt. Sas
nnsliid ereisnete fi9 an elmer sefGbrz
liaen &reusung, pel9e i9on pieberz
bolt Der S4auplaB Gbnli9er SrasO=
bien getpeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

RapitaI
ueberfdub.. Observation-Disclosures
ode Galpert= unS Sabette. Strake,
permiefbst fd,ere Deb pfitenfB ebdlter
In ibrtn sraen 6suer uno Sinbre1er seiiHerten
@eipolben.
giutmt @eIber ole Dspoiitum ~entsestn. bic 9he6s
ami @i6t unterporfsu iuo u1s besabIt 5inisH nui
taalite SiIanseu.
Sritt ais 1sftarfent5ponfrt6tr, RahIaSptrpaIter,
9rnf,e, Bormunb II. |. NJ. auL tbtufo oils @tripaIter
inter Sppottet.
lsb,rfrasanss ; aseHten uns stsifratOren DOE
giftften unp Oblisotionen.
utb,rnimmt bic gintaiitruns BON gtutumrreu. Die
sibcuoen, Wiethen u. |. 10. uno iorst fur plnftlthe
Gusaobluns b%erftIben.
Robert g. 9apiefon. Brafb.at.
Sermon Z, SEn,, }gr..graFe.nt.u.
GbaS. 0D. Baer, Sttrstar uRo GbaBmeiEes.
f~glra22.lSG&Sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
30. 6. Neore &offirer ber .Hepz

%. 6. @eale, aafiirer Der rNep>
Yort 2ife Snfurance Co.," purbe sez
fern in Nep=Yorf por, einem Grpreb=
tpasen ~iiberfubren unb 10 f9iper per=
lebt, bub ct balb barauf ftarb. Ser
Gubrmann bes Masens befinbet ii4
in Soft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
yoaeomttene @efuno6eit.

9alten Sic Shren R0rper burd ben
gelesentli9en @ebrau9 DON Suits
2ebersptaen bonitGnbis in Orbnung.
sic resuliren ben 9armtanal unb er=
aeuger
Chm krdttistn &irpsr.
Ropff9meraen. Malaria, galenIei=
ben, Werftopfung unb dbnli9e Rronfz
heiten tperben bollftGnbis turirt bur4
Tmtt'S &eter>H iuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

Mebser . m II n g.
- Sn Der geitern Mbenb in Sorban's
9a1e, Nr. "a, MarfetzS space, ftattse=
babten @erfammlung bes r8altimorer
Mebserz@ ereins Nr. 1" bef9lob ber<
felbe, bor benz am MitttpD9, ben 10.
Suni, i'm r9urlep=Parf" ft~attfinbens
ben pienic unb S9fenrDften bes Ser
ems cine srobe parabe nebit ,Srabes
Oisplap" gu beranitalten. Mue Mebz
ger, bic iih on ber parabe bura
rJloats" betbeilisen, miiKen Big nG9z
item Mitttpo4 ben @erein babon in
Renntnib feBem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
ShiFsfartem

sede unc bon Gurcpa nber Breuien sees &auns
bnra belorst bic
@rpesttteu bes .Hemtfd,en GorrefpDnoemtea,s
eysgp.s g6e DsltiusyesStr. uus VofsGtfcesg sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
6eianoti9aitsiefretar 9emett geifura
ben.

2ouisbiIle, &p., %. Mai. -
6etpett Green, Elm 8etpobner biefiger
Stabt, tpelder i'm MGr5 gum Ser.
Staaten : 8eianbti9afts : SetretGr
in Guatemala ernannt tporben mar
unb Der bur9 &ranfbeit ber6inoert
tpurbe, ii9 On feinen 9oiten gu begez
ben. lit bier %de1torben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

-Gine rei9baltige ELECTROMAGNETIC
lit in Der Ndbe bpn 9ouna, 2a., ettpG
90 Meilen me tli9 BON SEEMS Orleans.
anoebobrt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

*** Ser 8aItimorer Mebser : &C.
f~aneberein" bdlt am @onntas. ben
2. SUM-, einer sroben Musflug mad
benz .Me9anies Grdanse Sifbins
@bore," inabe McO onalbs. Curtis
Bah, ab. Inter ben aablrei9en I'm
terbaltuneer. tpel9e Der @erein baz
5elbft peranitaltet, 1T fpe5ie1 Elm
@hteBen UNI uerthbple Wreiie All er>
tpGhneIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

Ardu Gbriitina Molf ftarb se@
tern in ibrer Wobnung, Hr. 210.
berldnaerte 9ubfon : Strdbe, Gan=
ton. nod IGnaerer &ranf6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

Wv ~ < Sb
Samen purben auf's pflafter eetppr.
fen, nobel ie i9mer5bafte @erlebun:
gen erlitten. SRI. Cummings purbt
am &reua perlebt. Sic tpurben in bas
8ireal bes 81. Sablor, Nr. 1904, ct
paulitrabe, eetragen unb na4ber mad
Der Wobnuns bes SRI. Gummtnss
sebra4t.
Sir Ste Not61eibenben
- SIN Ratbbaufe fanb seftern Mittae
cine @erfammluns bes nnteritibunss=
Gomits's fir bic Notbleibenben in
Sodionpine ftatt, unb Der 8orfiber.
Sberit 5. g.. Wilfon, purbe beauf.
tragt, nit ben einldufenben 9elberr
NGbmaf9inen gu faufen. Gin Nner=
bieten Der nglifton @beelmen," gu
@uniten Der Notbleibenben Elm 8enefiz
gu peran1talten, purbe dnsenommen.
sic n.-Die r4nti=
Salon : 2isa" min Dor 8ouperneur
@mitb sesen bic iebtse 2icensbebDrbs
unb beren @orgeben in berf4iebener
Jdnen proteitiren unb ~fofortige Qb=
f9affuns bes ransebli9en uebelftan=
bes pe%rlangen."
n4rion" btelt geftern Ibenh
cine sutbefu9te Sinstunbe ob. Sn
Der acknowledgement @eiddftsfbuna
tpurben ginlabunseu bonn nMrbeiterz
Mdnnerdor" unb benz nMebser : Sc
fangperein" angenommen, unb ferner
ipurben tpeitere @orbereitunsen fir
bic grfurfion mad Gettpsburs setrofz
fen.
Sbentifisirt. - Ser 2ei9=
nam bes Matrofen, pel4er am 13.
Stunt Bel 9amilton's aoblen<pier uui
2oeuftspoint i'm MaHer aufsefunben
nurbe, tparb seitern in Der Morsue
pon Gapitdn SOfepb 2epis als berie=
nise bon gperett 8. Ben aus Welfleet,
Maf. ibentifiairt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

Our cine 9ttrcie Abl0rITt:
Geo. q. V umien. Reaiifrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-31

Gbieago ......... 0 9 0 0 l OF
Baltimore -........ 0 0 i 0 2 o 0 1 o.
ManaRdu Umpire
Sotpeu .Tit6er" unb Robinion rGat6sr1 fir
Baltimore.
Seoper sQitder1 unb Suoben rgatder~ flu
Chicago.
& n Miltpdufee
Wilfpdufee ........ 0 0 2 0 0 0 9 o.
philadelphia ........ 2 2 / 8 0 0 0-S
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The Boston Grocery Co..
NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
Last One to be Held in the Old Room

Last One to be Held in the Old Rooms
 of the Y. M. c. A.
 Preparations have been made by the social committee of the Y. M. c. A. for the celebration of the opening of the new year. With the women's auxiliary the committee will receive on New Years day all the members and friends of the association The reception will be held at the rooms of the organization at 713 Chapel street. A very attractive programme has been arranged for both afternoon and evening. Light refresh ments will be served from to o'clock. This will be the last New Years recep- tion to be held in the old rooms, and promises to be a very important event.
 In the afternoon from 3 to o'clock there will be gymnasium exhibition consisting of wrestling, basket ball, drills with musical accompaniments, and many other features. Professor and Mrs. Blackman will furnish the vo- cal numbers of the programme, and from to a photographic concert will he furnished by Henry C. Rowe. From to m the evening theie Wilh w " concert by the association orchestra under the direction of Professor H. G. Nichols, and from 8 to 10 colored jubilee trio will be heard in their plan tation songs Miss Edith M. Morton of New York city, a humorous and dra- matic reader and reciter. will also ap- pear.
 It is also announced that the new h,1ilding will be finished about April 1.
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sold for r.5o yard. This sale
 SAC yard 3S ill all silk and wool p1aids, all good colorings. 75c yard kind for 4ec yard 36 inch all wool polka dot Hen rietta, Hello. ground with black polka dot only. 75c yard the val ue. This sale price 19c yard 27 inch waisting in all good col brings, such as rose, castor, sea foam, grey and navy. 39c and soc grades for 25c yard 4o inch all wool Examine in grey, castor, brown and navy.
 Good value at 100 a yard, This time 5oc yard
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|1 2 e
 | Pair.

39 inch jacquard satin soliel in all the new colorirgs, such as car- dinal, sea foam, navy, wine, castor and etc., this is regular 59c val lie. 2oc
 36 inch Soliel Drap de Alma in all new colorings. Real value soc a yard, 29c yard
 3o inch checks, plaids, mixtures etc., ill all good colorings, both light and dark. Value soc and 59c yard, Sale soc a yard
 AS inch boucle plaids for separate skirts and children dresses. LOO goods for 5oca yard
 54 inch all wool, double faced oxford. Nothing better for walk ing skirts and suits. Formerely
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-30
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

The Pastor, Rev. MT. Dickerman
 Spoke Yesterday Morning.
 Rev. w. F. Dicherman the pastor of the Church of the Messiah, spoke brief Iv in the pulpit of his church yesterday morning on the subject on the "Reac- ton from Materialsm." He divided inc discourse into several parts and s,oke on each one interestingly. In the opening of his discourse he said that in the past there had been a reign of muscular force or power of might, He said that now, in speaking of the present, there was reign of nervous force and that the most precious power of the evolution is that of spiritual con- sciousness. He spoke of the cyclical differentiation of man and said that the new epoch will be ushered in by sheer desperation of strenuous souls who cannot be satisfied with the com mercial aims of day. Rev MT. Dick ernan said that the revival of mysti- cism in this busy and scientific world has it's significance and that there Is clarion call to the churches for the ministration of spiritual needs. He said that the substitutes for religion and the exnedients employed to maintain churches are a snare and delusion
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-30
|srcRErARY coLwELL HoNoRED.

SECRETARY COLWFLL HoNoRhD' Grand Secretary Daniel Colwell or the
 Khirfts of Columbus was surprised at shis house Saturday night by large party of his friends on the occasion or
 the tl1irty-third anniversary or ms
 marriage, The company presented the
 veteran secretary with handsome pie
 ture. which was received with an ap-
 propriate speech. Among those pres #efit were MT. and Mrs r. H. Cosgrove, sl6r. and Mrs. Matthew Reilly, MT. and < Kfrs. Quinn, MT. and Mrs. Gillern, Mrs. sG0cgan, Miss Kate Flaherty, Dennis
 Murphy. MT. and Mrs. William Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Smith, MT ana
 Mrs. Michael Griffin, Mrs. Hughes, MT. sand Mrs. M. F. Walker, MT. and Mrs. F. F Tierney, MT. and Mrs J. J. Ken
 Hedy, Mrs. James Egan, MT. and Mrs Frank Higgins, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Sullivan MT. and Mrs. Thomas Camp bell. Mir. and Mrs. Byron Hosley, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons, MT. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell, MT. and sldrs, Marcus Mclaughlin, Dr. and Mrs
 McMannis of New York. MT and Mrs Cummings, MT. and Mrs. John Mullen,
 Mrs. Cooney, MT. and Mrs. John Burke,
 MT. and Mrs. R. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. q. J. Kennedy, Michael Dillon, MT. and
 Mrs. William M Geary, Edward Mori-
 arity. James Loughry, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill, Mrs. Coyle, Hugh Mul- Ten. Margaret McKeon, Miss F. T. Cro- s1av
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cHrrRcH FEDERATION MEETS.

At 10 o'clock this morning the Feder- ation of Churches of the city will hold it's regular monthly meeting in Dwight Place church. The paper to be present. ed at this meeting will be read by Rev. MT. Ferris and the topic will be Unity in Diversion' Following the reading of the paper the question will be open for general discussion in which all the ministers are privileged to enter.
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NEW CORPORATION.

The Pease- Lewis Company of Church
 Street.
 Articles of incorporation have been .tIlsd by the Pease-Lewis comporatior sIof New Haven, capital sS,O0o. The bus 5ir1ess of the company is the sale of hooks, stationery and newspapers. The above is of general interest in New Haven and vicinity as the Pease book and newspaper store is one of the old est and best known in its line in the state, and has ever enjoyed high and sssh6norAb1e position in the trade. Mir Lewis, who becomes member of the new corpora ton, has been associated with the business of the T. H. Peace & Son store for several months and
 was formerly for years with the Judo book store. He is very popular ant
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Colored Dress Goods

3o inch striped camel's hair, ill the granite weave, in all the new fall colorings, such as navy, car dinal, old blue, green, brown black and white, this cloth was made to sell for soc yard. Sale price
 4e' PIC yd.
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NEW HAVEN BOYS RETURN.

Members of the Yale Glee and Banjo
 Club Back From Their Trip.
 The New Haven boys who are mem bers of the Yale Glee and Banjo club returned to their homes yesterday after enjoying a successful Christmas trip. Chicago, Cincinnati and other large western cities were touched in this years trip, which while shorter than usual, was pleasant and without an in cident to mar it. The last concert of the trip was given in Philadelphia Sat urday night before large audience and when the train arrived at Jersey City at $40 yesterday morning the trip end ed. Most of the Yale men went to their homes.
 The following New Haveners went on the trip and arrived here yesterday af- ternoon: Leonard Tyler, Walter s. Garde, Innis Osborn and Frank Phil lips.
 The West Haven Saturday Night Whist club met last Saturday night WY
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z59CSilk Sale=

D 2ooo yards desirable silks 9 to be sold at way below D cost. These goods are D picked out of our regular D stock, but color lines are D broken in some styles. D They consist of colored 3 Peau de Cygnes, black D Taffetas, figured black
 8 Taffetas, corded Taffetas D in black, fancy Taffeta
 Q plaids, black and white 9 effects, plain colored Tai 9 fetas, colored Peau de b Soie, colored Faille Fran D cais, and many other D styles. These are in both b street and evening shades.
 h Prices have been 85c,
 Q 100, 1.25 and 1.5o.
 } 50 cents yard
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At S5.O5,

At S5.o5,
 Reduced from SIo. Shown for the first time in New Haven. Ot fine smooth finished kersey cloth, short, double-breasted style, with velvet collar. Tan, blue, castor, automobile red and black, lined throughout with Skinncrs' heavy satin to match. Made to sell and easily worth 1000. Now S5.95.
 At $7.o5,
 Reduced from $I2.5o. All the jackets that we have been selling at 12. 50, as well as many never be- fore shown, are in this lot. Many styles, short, medium and long. Blacks and grays, smooth and rough cloths, all satin lined, all with velvet collars, all reduced from 12. 50 to S7.o5.
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Special Reduction In Fine Handkerchiefs.

to close our surplus stock of fnef embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs, we now make a large cut On prices of several lines. Notable values are:
 Fine embroidered and lace triil-3 med handkercfiefs, very beauti- ful patterns in great variety, many that have sold at 75c and 87c each
 Now soc each
 M.25 and I.5o Aandxsx- chiefs at 100, very handsome handkerchiefs, of embroidery and lace, sheerest of linen and dainti es o f styles, sold formerly at I.25 all ]. 50 each. Now $I. eao
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I79c 500 PAIRS
 Pair. Mems Fine Dress Gloves

Our regular line of Cloves We have too many That's why we close regular Mems Dress Gloves { at per par 7oc.
 These gloves have proved to be the best fitting and best wearing gloves ever carried The stocks too heavy 1 it must be reduced.
 Grey and tan Suede Cape Breton, tan walking and tan kid dress gloves We guarantee them just the same as i79c si1ss shoash you pa'o loo pA' TOT them. Al 79c Pair. 100 Gloves for 7oc Pair.
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an active business man and will De a strong accession to this old established house.
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TO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo- Quinihe Tablets. 25e.
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The West Haven Saturday Night Whist club met last Saturday night with Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, of Wash
 ington avenue.
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Florida Oranges

Sweet and juicy, 25, 30, 35, 40 cents per dozen.
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Fancy Cakes and Crackers
Pop Corn

The kind that pops. New lot just ir
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A Glass of

Mrs. Stones Home made Jellies
 would make Q good New Years pres ent for some sick friend.
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The Boston Grocery Co.

We have then stuffed with English Walnuts, Pecans, Orange Peel, Citron, Ginger and Pineapple.
 They are very fine.