davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
smaapImf.

peber Bate al DaTbinstrn
prairie tog / Onsoags ct Carload
Slastetpas til Gbitaso. paa silbas
s~eoeien agter ban at beige Sl9st os
gsnner / Stpusbton os Wabiion.
Wts.
Snsboe / iiofte llee bleo Gmil
Sipeiino os Wiis Minnie chiffon
astepisoe at paitpr 8orse / ben lus
ibsr7s airte / @lenipoop 5opni bip.
Gfter 8ielIen l~ebiaseoes 9rupeparr.t
at ct itsrre 4ntal @enner til 8ruoens
Siem, bpor ct bpgselis 8rplupssiloe
blep ferret.
Jrant 9artb's gus, 8 Mil @eii
for 2ocuit. neobr9note totalt iibit.
2eroag Gftermiboas unoer Gierens
5rapar / DEBORAH. st Tibet Barn.
Der iop / Suiet, rebbebes / iibfte Die.
bIit. Oct psp granbsn fp~raariasebs
Sab opgipes til $1,000, bporaf ca.
$500 o9ttes peb Msiurance,
5drmoceut Sobn 8. Wemari
fra 8snmare. Npro 0atota, beisae,
for 8toen Sl9st ps Wsnner / os ON.
firing tit samIe Siem nar Ribgsipap
6an Tiger, at 5armerne berube BET
aenmare MI bill beepnbe meb Suffer.
roeapl, os Der Ttal barre spp llbiigtsr
til, at en- Hoeiutterfabrit bliper op.
rettet ueo 3enmare | ben n9rmsits
Sremtip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

iafts Gps oper bore sumle pionsersrs
Qip. tbi ON TIE ret Iense bil Der ins
gen bar. tiIbase til at fortclls oe'ne
interesfante Sasu. "gbba' funpe
osfaa sipre bsnnt sag en- flor Siensite
Deb at famle Bigger, pamfltttsr, Mbls
fer ofb. til uniperftetsts gibiotbef.
Sipert q. 9astn.
Soma gitn, Sa., ben 26be Geb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
So Grosie % Smegm.

Den norite @rbeioerforenins bapps
iioite esroas Iften TT aarliss Wafts-
bal pod anisbts Of Multa Sdu pao
q. 3rb Street.
Gnom en- af Norofipens Noros
mano. Gbriit Yeteripn. er afreiit til
Oregon forat tase faft 8opel oers
better.
gpraaoet bar M unber Sper,
wielie et proiett ON at oprette en- nr
0eiffpIe / Ga Crosse, bportil YonoS
fnr $4,000 pil BIZ uoitept.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
RmsNlfe 1iIaanoe.

Ere mafsrees Hepere tr9uste ea
Rat fornplis ino | en- p~r9ftesuaro
peo Wilua / Ruslano for at rope
10000 Rubler. Tom 9rafien sismte.
praitsn itisb ben enc Rsper = oct
bar en- arsoslanoraao, % ~faarecs I'm
anoen bdarot - bet bar en- areoss
istretGr. Den treble Rsper. Der PAT
al, bar oaiaa en- Gmbeosmanb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Dor 0aranti

8i saranterer filter Nfeperins af Garer.
8i saranterer, at at, Der figbeS hos os, oil tilfrebs=
title. Gnore fan bel sarantere, at Sing er "ioni iren-
itiaet"; men buff: ri saranterer, at Sc uil bi t~ilfrebs
% fornpiet. Spis life, iaa ieno tilbase bpao Sc faar,
paa Dor Setotnins, Os Ri uil ombptte bet. @aer: ri pil
returnere Ieres Gense, i~beresnet buao Oe bar last no
til Tragt. 8or @aranti er baleret paa Mtllioner al
Dollars. Den sisr Silfreosfilelie iiffer. Se fan banble
hos os pr. Soft lise iaa trpst iom hos Oeres &igbmanb
p~erionlis Suis 9e finber, at Sc lite bar betilt affurat,
bpao Sc gnfer, fan Sc fa noset anoet eaer OYes
Eenge tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
: 9olbIpmme Spfpner raieoe fsrIt

- 9olbipmms Spfoner rdieoe fsrit
/ benns llss pper bet forte SAB. Mange
stibe er gaaet unber meb Wdno %
Mus, og man penter at bsre ON Here
ulDtfer.
Oct eneelite Mpnttammer bar
trdpIt meo at lape npe pengeitpfter
meo 9pnsens 8iIebe. Sg belle bet
brittle Hisss ppftpaien f~orbereoer
llbgipelfen at npe 5rimerter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Gazette Wbeleiale priier

Be bill aierne pioe, bporban pi fan nptere bisie Yriler.
6poroan fan ri ielse til Dem for bet iOm Oeres &jgbs
mano betaler9
Gorbi ri fjeber iaa meget ion, to Euiino @ienreminitss
bntlfer t%iliammeu. Gent naa, buaD bet folter at Ienoe
Sal9sln9nb til 1000 i~prifelise 8jgbmenb! 8i iparer
alt bette % mere. &oufurrancen ON Dor 6anoel tpinger
Gabrifanterne til at iRlse til us nGitem til &ofenoe.
Os ri bur bore esne Sabrifer, buOr ri laper Sins, iom
ri lite Tan faa fjpbt biligt moi.
81 lparer nof pore Snofjgb unber bpab 0eres
8jsbmanb betaler, til at betale pore ~lb9ifter liant grofit.
Spis Dor Sortieuelte ifuloe bore iaa itor iont andres,
pilbe bore Eriier pere umulise. Set oil tase SufnOer
al 8etjente at l9lse perionlis, bpao ri iRlser pr. HoIt. Si
iparer bette ps bet mehe at Ell %8igbmanOS %llosifter.
Sete er De 8eipareller, iom sigr bore Triier mulise.
Dete er ben mpOerne og stonomiife Mtetbooe meo Snb=
fjpb og lloiala. Jlere og flere Wtenneifer Der Dor lanst
fra be fore 8per, fipber MI pr. Soft, buab be trenser.
De bill ~muligens lutte Dem til be WfilIioner, Der fisber til
bore Griier os iparer, buao ri iparer; for &iebmeno fan
lite fonfurrere neb os. Wen ri pnfer 9eres Sanoel MI.
gi Tiger life blot Ssrite. geitiainser. gi gniter Geres
itaoise Sssnns. @i bar bpgset oenne Sorretnins op ueo
at imgoefomme Solt, uo at bebolbe bereS Sanoel os faa
beres 8enners Sgsnius. SAB os sipre iaaleoeS meb Dem.
Staar 9e eusans fieber hos os, iaa pil Sc beflage De
Gar, De bar pentet. Se pil aabne en- nooei til at ipare
Suiinoer al Dollars / fommenbe Iar. Sl Ie life Ifripe
efter uor 8atalos ioas os bespnOe at ipare MI?
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Vapir al aluminium.

5 5rantris boIeer man for Siosn
paa at stsperimsntere meo pdpir al
Iluminium. Man sr M, fr. "Sns
p%sntipn." iitano til at uooaIis alumis
Mum til 4rt. bois SptteIie uosirr
fire SuiinDsoeIe at en- Somme. / bill
ten Iorm bet peisr minore enb papir.
Deb pioere Yebanolins Tan pisie Ir,
sierss snbnu tpnosre ps unpsnbes til
arpis os Siripspapir. Wtstal.t
ptsppsrer life. ansribss lite at Slo
snsr Yanb % fan lite speIassss al
Srme.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Safta cft ~eftrte ferretnine

gtableret for 80 Nar iiben.
" er Spbapsm9noene til 8atalos- Gorretninsen.
Bort er bet itgrite ~Wlail Droer" -6us i 8erben -
ltgrre emo ale andre be Goreneoe Stater t%iliammem.
Beroi at 8arelaser, 80, 500, 900.
Sptaset @ulpfaoe, IS gcres.
@jennemlnitlise Torenbelier, 10000 baslis.
Nniatte Setiente, 1000. Tppetpriters 8rug, 100.
Den Spsnina, iom ri eier os bruser, er ben bgieite
JorretulnsSbpsning 8eroen.
Senne &atalos i~nbebolber 1900 Sioer, 10000 griier
% Gefripelier o9 $1,000 8iIeber. Den peier fire Yuno.
Dor g~sboleiale 6orretnins oripes pr. Boit ~siennem Dor
8atalos til Wboleiale, Hriier. 8i ~mobtaser fra $4,000
til $4,000 Srepe os 8eiti1inser oaslis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
2ausleifipiaerifcn Gari Rubi

pil gipe en- aonoert / RuopIpbs lille
nette Saa Ssrous often, % bet sr al
haubs, at rigtis mango pil bsnptte
anIeonineen til at bsre benoe. Drills
Ruoi bar ipiust 2ansIsit / be iibIte
40 Idr, % ! ben lib bar bun gioet
Soncertsr for og blebet pauitjsnust
at 1T Ssoelauos beofte 5oI, % Mus
f%itfisnnsrs. gun bar ogiaa bolot
aoncerter be~rtilanos, itfe aIens paa
0anHt % / Snloabper, men Telpeite
Gbicuso pso en- Self Gritfon 5eIt, "a
bun roites meaet for tit Spill. Oct
CT bel os iGrreite nf cs Der. iom BAR
feet en- oanSIeii, "a enba f9rrt, ium
bar bert 9onoleitipil, "a ri baaber.
at ale, ION fan, pit bsnptte Tg ct
9~eiliebeosn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

@i bill Der gisngtpc stpur llptaler
fra norits 9!ooe:
2unglsihpinerItsu Sari Rloi ale
fer after @rs. 6un boiler Spsl.
toelo ! ungoomsbdIsu i~moraentotlo.
Oct tor D9re unsoigt at anbefaIe til
taIrigt 5rsmmeos; ben itormsn0e
eptte, 9tHots SpiI eiorns icit bun
bar Der. berger for, at bun caial
bsnnt Sang oil Jamie propfulo 6us.
@iftnot ,r bet ben Sjo al &uret, ba
man nsoj9t i9tter fla inos ! ct pormt,
tntpattet ous, men man bgr alliae
rel lite foriemme at opFrtile gttienot,
f1bet meo d gamle 6uIoreTldatter 81
mso 2arsIsiteus fagre, rrGnfu!o,
Sonsitrem, I%aaIspss iom os trpGss
frsm unbtr 9o,is mtefterbnnosr.
De. ipm fsrif bar bsrt benoe, pil
ianos, al nan iun iieIom fdor bsre
foa fagtrt Spil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

aari 3pot, IN 5etjtnot 9onoleits
ipiaerfts fra 9alpsrs, bar nDIig ops
trauot Der, oespGrre for tprot GUS.
9ansleitsn er a gummelt ,5nitrus
meni, Der er n~otino uImiuosIist i poye
5ielooais. Def. ital lite Iiosn aunit
til at metre bette Snftrumsnt; men
Sari Ruhi bebanbitr bet alpeles
cperlsgent. gun er utpiIiomt Gam
bets bspite 2anskitipinerite os or
psb apnturrnneefpiI i Bergen iii.
iisnbt 8 GsriteprGmisr. Sun OPP
iruupts fpr nosls 9ase Iipen / Sanos-
fjorb, bOor mango baaDs at gbens
Tolt % 8abeeiaitsr bsr.s bsnbe o.
gap .benbe fort Bifalo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

Reoa,tsr q. =. Sassn tant:r
paa al leis up II gIao "@efterbsimsn"
Der uDtomrer / eroutitun. % rsiis til
Norse til Sommsrsn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

Scrtdller bpar ale Gina fcitcr

- nOg0sr en- ss Der ansiDn MbOkiaksgrirns paa 10000 Sing. Sen inoAoDr ~
: fWot mo nsagh9e Befrnelhr og 1900 gileor Sen fotaler on bmb Gees 8
saSm, rr q au 4n u Den se letter Dem ifanO til at tsbe iaa bist om ban. Den tlbpoa
bet minoHs Tom nbper Sing Fan tos os Der r nppe en- camille lm life fan ipre nnoH
Lar pei oen W snfsr al enoe Dem oenne Bog isdom Ri bar gmt til mere eO en- Naai
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
Ijrlei Mention.

High water to-day, 4:54 a. m.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hldebrand, o,
 Hartford, will be the guests of MT ant
 Mrs. Sturgess, of Bradley street, fol the bicentennial
 All the bands tonight will play i 2 the parade as one of their selections the official Bicentennial march by Erna Dessauer Troostwyk, wife of Professor Troostwyk.
 President Henry Sawyer Snow, of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, one of the delegates to the Yale bicentennial will be the guest of ex-Lieuteuant Gov ernor Dewell during his stay in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs. Rothschild, of Chicago, arrived in the city Saturday evening to make visit of several weeks with Mrs. Rothschild's parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg. corner of State and Trum- bull streets.
 Frank Lesie's of this week will be an almost exclusively Yale number, with beautifully illuminated Yale cover and containing a splendid Yale bicen- tennial article by Mrs. Jean Pardee Clark of this city.
 Admiral Luce, U. S. N, formerly com lnander of the North Atlantic squad ron, is unable to attend Yale's bicen- tennial He was expecting to come and seha the guest of his friend, Captain < Charles H. Townshend.
 John Jude, who formerly was man. ager of one of the Booth markets in this city, but who has resided for wear or more in Hartford, has removed { with his family to 110 Howe street, this city. and will be manager of the Booth market on State street, near Chapel street.
 It is now stated that Gurdon Colt, of Bridgeport, who was reported to be dy- ing. while not recovering, is not in such precarious condition as represented last week MT. Colt had a sinking spell week ago, but revived, and is at pres ent much in the same condition he has been for the past eight months. MT Colt has many New Haven friends and IS a brother of Simon Colt, the we'll known engineer at the F. & H. T. An thony company's establishment on Day street.
 Announcement is made in the last is sue of the Alumni Weekly, and notices have been posted III tHe VdFlous Idle alumni headquarters, inviting old mem- bers of Hopkins grammar school to reg ister at the school building during bi- centennial week. Hopkins has for more than two hundred years been furnish ing men to Yale, and a considerable number of alumni will be in attendance at this weeks exercises. A fine photo graph of Hopkins IS it now is, has been prepared to present to every alum nus who registers The picture will be an excellent souvenir for visiting alum mi of the school Residents of New Ha- ven as well as visitors are being invited to accede to the request. A committee will be on hand until o'clock each day to receive guests.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
CLASS OF 'SS REUNION
To be Held Early This Evening in War
 ner Hall.

To be Held Early This Evening in War ner Hall.
 The academic class of 'SS of Yale will
 hold an informal reunion and light ban quet at Warner hall at o'clock this evening. About thirty-fiva or forty members of the class are expected to be in the city during the bicentennial. Among the members of the. class now present are the following; Dr. Alfred Hand, of Philadelphia, Edward Steph- enson, of New York, president of the Yale navy when he was in college; Rev MT Carter, of Boston, Rev. MT. Thom- as, of North Andover, Mass, Dr. Stone, of New York, pr. Storer, of New York, Dr. Tibbals, of Detroit, Mr. Stimson, of New York, of the firm of Root &; Stin- son, lawyC $; Rev MT, Gordon, of Northampton, Rev, MT. Hudson, of Mill lers Falls, Mass, pr. Solley. of New York Dr. Samuel Walker, of Chicago, H. w Cooley, of Chicago, James Hay worth, of Chicago, a government con tractor, and Charles Klots, of Hunting ton, L. l.
 Among the new Haven gentlemen who are members of the class are the following: Dr. W. P. Baldwin, Dr. B. Austin Cheney, Walter Pond 2d w. G. Bushnell and Charles Cornwall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
MAILING FORD.

| Mrs. Martha A. Fenton, one of the | inmates at the Masonic home, died Sat | urday morning, aged seventy three years. Rev Mir. Bray of Southington home Sunday afternoon. The body will
 be taken to Hartford on the 12:33 train to-day for burial in the Cedar Hill cem- etery.
 A big delegation from Meriden, rep resenting the Royal Arcanum, with a
 brass band advertising the Royal Area
 mum fair which opens this week We'd nesday evening came down on the troll ley at 9:45 Saturday evening. There was plentiful display of fireworks, rockets, Roman candles and red fire. The parade went up Center street and returned. A crowd lined the street during themarch
 The remains of Mrs Luke Martin, daughter of w. J. Lane of Bull avenue, were brought here Saturday from New Haven for burial. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 230 in the Holy Trinity church. Tbe interment was in the North Colony street ceme tery.
 Friendship lodge, F. and A. M., of Southington, with Chaplain Bray had charge of the services at the Masonic home yesterday afternoon.
 T,ttop ,ooet C F has tended an invitation to Merriam post of Meriden to attend the annual inspection on Friday evening, November l. The post has accepted an invitation of Mer- riam post to visit Meriden Tuesday ev- ening, November 1p.
 w. J. Bailey left Saturday for Chat ham, N. Y.
 c. w. Leavenworth, H. L. Davis, c. D. Morris, q. D. Munson Dr. w. s. Russell, and Attorney o. H. D. Fow- Ter, all Yale graduates, will march in the procession in New Haven this even ing.
 A large delegation from here will view the big parade in New Haven to- night.
 Mrs. l.. A. Mowry, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. M Judd, left here Sat urday for Kearney Neb.
 Mrs. Frederick Booker left Saturday for visit in Milford, Mass.
 Rev Father OConnell, who has been the guest of M. P. O'Connell returned to Buffalo Saturday accompanied by Mrs. M. P. OConnell and daughter Beatrice.
 James F. Hines of New Jersey, was he guest of friends over Sunday in the 
 Mrs. R. O. Bogart of Northport, l.. r.. is the guest of Miss Alice M. Lane If Washington street.
 The football game between the High l chool and Choates school teams result | d in a victory for the latter team by | score of IS to 6.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
ALLEGED FINNISH NOBILITY.
Mixed Up in an Arrest Here for Adul-
 tery.

Mixed Up in an Arrest Here for Adul- tery.
 Saturday night Detective Dunlap assisted by Detective Smith, arrested Victor c. Grotenfelt alias CastTell and Anna Arc alias Grotenfelt on charges of adultery which may be later changed to bigamy The man was not feeling we'll and was taken to Grace hospital, where he is under arerst.
 The woman says that she married Grotenfelt in Finland some years ago and then came to this country and married a man named Arc in Brook lyn. Mrs. Arc was the daughter of a Finnish nobeman and said that the woman who styled herself Lady Hol- land was not of the nobility at all, It It believed that it was on complaint of Lady Holland'' that the couple were arrested here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
COMING CONCERT
At Fpworth Methodist Churcf-The
 Programme.

At Epworth Methodist Church-The Programme. A concert will be given in Epworth M. F.. church next Friday evening by the Rock Concert company from the Crystal Palace. London, England. The entertainment will consist of musical selections on musical rocks. swinging harps chimes, Belgian glasses, and Vo- cal solos, duets and readings by Will liam Till and the Misses Mildred and Esther Till The concert will be given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society, they having pledged one hum dred dollars toward the running ex- penses of the church. Following Is the programme subject to change:
 PART I. Rock Band
 a.-Qui Vive ...............,.....G Gang b.-Scotch Airs, with variations
 Till Family. Musical Glasses-I1 Trovatore. . Verdi
 Miss Mildred Till. Recitation-W Way Iown East Hall
 Miss Esther Till Rock Band
 alderman Patrol .......... Eilenberg b.--March ........-,.....''.'''' INusey
 Till Family. Vocal solo--Only Dreams ..., Behrends
 Miss Mildred Till. Musical Glasses-Sacred Melodies, Hymns, etc.
 PART II. Rock Band-El Capitan March. Sousa Solos-Gigilera (made by wood Ocarina (from PompeiD Recitation .........,...E Engene Field
 Miss Esther Till. Swing Harp-W and Trin- ity Chimes ........,......'.,....
 William Till. Contralto solo-Scotch Gilbert
 Miss Mildred Till Rock Band-National Airs. Swinging Harp-Popular Melodies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
TAXPAYERS

Are hereby notified that the Board of As- sessors of the City of New Haven will be in from a. ID. until 4 p. m from October isf. 1901, until November 1st, 1901. inclusive Sundays excepted, for the purpose of re- ceiving lists of all persons owning proper- ty, real or personal, subject to taxation. If any resident taxpayer neglects or re-. fuses to hand in list, made and sworn to. as prescribed by law, Sickness, or absence from the City being. no eXcuse,) the Assess. ors must make out list, and, add thereto Io per centum as required by law.
 "power of Attorney" cannot be made usa of in swearing to list; nor can the husband swear to list of property of which the wife IS sole owner nor coutrawise the wife for the husband. " Each parcel of :eai estate must bo san. nrately described
 EDWARD r. MERRILL,
 OSCAR r. IVES,
 JOHN J. HOGAN,
 TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN,
 THEODORE H. MACDONALD s20 UT Board of Assessors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
FORESTERS' FAIR.

The union fair of the Companions of the Forest, F. of A., opened at Music hall on Saturday night. Mayor Studley made the principal address of the even ing. The fair will continue for eight days. closing next Saturday night. J. N. Kilboy is chairman of the executive committee.
 There will be a short entertainment each evening. On Thursday night the Turner's will give an athletic exhibition and there will also be sabre contest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
YALE BI-CENTENNIAL MARCH.

The new and popular Yale Bicenten- nlal march, composed by Erna Dessauer Troostwyk, wife of Professor Isidore Troostwyk, mention of which has heretofore been made, is now issued published by c. H. Loomis-and is a very timely and appropriate, as well as most creditable production. Copies can be obtained at Charles H. Loomis store. The title page has a fine large illustration of Phelps Gateway build ing, and adjoining Yale buildings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
POT OF TAR CAUGHT FIRE.
Small Blaze on Winter Street Yester-
 6aU

Small Blaze on Winter Street Yester-
 day.
 About noon yesterday small fire oc- cured at the house of Jacob Egg at No. 61 Winter street, for which an alarm was rung from box No. 525 at the cor ner of Dixwell avenue and Gregory street. Mir Egg was boiling some tar on a kitchen stove, when the tar boiled over and caught fire. The mass blazed I'D and MT. Egg grabbed the kettle in which it was and threw the whole mess out of a window, burning himself con- siderably in doing so.
 The blaze was eXtinguished before any damage of consequence was done. MT. Eggs hands were badly burned and the injuries were dressed by pr. Grove.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
F. c. BENEDICT'S SON KILLED.
Automobile Bucked and Plunged Over g
 Precipice.

Middletown. N Y, Oct. 20,-An auto mobile in which Frederick Benedict, sor of E. c. Benedict, of Greenwich, Conn, and Greenville Kane, of Tuxedo, were riding from Tuxedo Park to West Point to witness the Harvard West Point football game, turned over while de- scending a mountain road two miles from Central Valley yesterday after noon, causing the death of MT. Bene- dict and the serious injury of MT. Kane. The accident happened at S:20 o'clock. The automobile, driven by a man enl- ployed by MT. Kane, had reached the summit of Rampo mountain and was descending, when the machine bucked and went over the precipice, carrying the three occupants with it. landing them on ledge of rocks thirty feet be- low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
NEW 40 DYER1IsEMENZs TO-DAY.

Pas Appication-M. l.. Reynolds.
 Antiques For Sale-67U Chapel Street. Blcentennial Souvenirs-At Monsuu's. Dress Goods Gamble Desmond Co., P Arcy of the Hyperion. For Rent-Rooms-24 Castle Street. For Rent-Rooms-32 DiXwell Avenue. furniture-The Chamberlain Co. For Sale-House--L. G. Hoadley. Hats-Brooks & Co.
 Hof Brau Haus-August Janssen. Kidnapped in New York-The Grand Monday and Tuesday-Pubic Market. 1 Milllnery-Muhlfelder.
 Notice to Bldders--G. T. Hewlett. Notice-John r. Studley, Mayor. Pocket Knives-The J. E. Bassett X Co. Ripe Peaches-S $. Adams. Souvenirs-Brown X Durham. stocks, Bonds, Etc.-James B. Smith, Special Pr1ces-Howe x Stetson. Steinway Pianos-M. Steinert ,S Sons Town X Gown-The Edw. Malley Go. The Great Week-Chas. Monson Co., Welcome-The Bowditch Co. Wanted-Plumber-32 Water Street. Yale Festival-E. F. Hall & Son.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
YALE CLASS OF ,92 s.

This class will hold it's decennial to- morrow instead of next June, The class meeting will be held in North Sheffield hall at 12 o'clock and it's din- ner at the Tontine at $50. It is ex- pected that there will be about hfty or this class here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
COLONY RECEPTION.

There will be a reception at the Col ony 1T Hillhouse avenue to Yale grad mates, undergraduates and friends of the university tomorrow (Tuesday) af- ternoon from to o'clock. Refresh ments will be served between those hours. The list of patronesses will be announced in to-morrow's papers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
1.-the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children's teethng. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays, all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
 all MWF & W 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
SPECIAL.

To-day (Monday), between and 10 n m 100 two-dollar (S2,00) seats in the church street reviewing stand (adjoin- ing City HalD will be put on sale at Max Strauss Ss Church street, at $1.00 and $1.50 each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21
IsSEEEsssERzzEE1 ,I-ssgzyl M



 ESTATE of GEORGE II. EAGER, late of Boston, Massachusetts owning property in said District, deceased.
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be duly authenticated and exempiifed copy of the last will and testament of said deceased, having been presented in Court, and Elizabeth c. Eager of Boston, Massa, chusetts, having made written application praying. that the same may be filed and re. recorded and that letters testamentary may be granted, as by said application on flle in this Court more fully appears, 1t is ORDERED That said application be heard and determined at Court of Pro trict on the 24th day of October, 1901. ot ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application. and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested In said estate, by publishing this order twict in newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 LIVINGSTON W. cLEAvELAND, o1S 3tp Judpp