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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06

Agatss and dgdtss tlley aDere beGte9. back
 by the aCdu of ire.
 and held the place with iron resolu- ton, while Longstreet and Polk threw themselves upon it with headlong valor.
 As fresher troops arrived from the Confederate left, where they were no longer needed since there were no ene- mics left before them, they were ex- tended on the left of Longstreet's col umns to menace Thomas right and rear. Across the ravine was that high ridge which overlooked the hill. The Qr15ck eye of Longstreet, after the fu- tlity of his first assaults had been demonstrated, saw that this ridge was the key to the position. If he could seine it and hold it with his guns, he could send his men through the shell tered ravine and take the thin Union line in reverse, He could extend op- posite either flank of it, or the center, and no soldiers that eyer lived could have held that position then.
 Thomas had been equally quick in the varying phases of the battle to de tect the vital importance of the ridge, to the position on which he was mak- ing his last stand, but he was helpless to seize it. He had not single soldier that he could put in it. His men were fighting with the energy and courage of despair. His attenuated lines were liable to be pierced at half dozen points at any moment. To withdraw regiment, a company, man, would leave hole which could only be filled by the enemy.
 He began to despair at last, but there was nothing that he could do but hold on as he was. He had heard nothing from Rosecrans yet. He could hope for no endorsements now. If Long street seized that ridge, it would be goodby to them. These were his final thoughts, but it was with anguish un- speakable that he saw the preparations being made to occupy the ridge.
 Fro BE coNTINUED.1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06

%TA HERD was now a Hull in the
 battle on the right. The fierce charge and countercharges |4s were intermitted. Longstreet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06
How to Pnrffx Water.

To purify large quantities of water in case filter Is not obtainable 1t is a good plan to use alum, for this will cause all impurities to sink to the bot tom, when the clear water at the top may be poured off and will be fit for use. One tablespoonful of alum will be required for four gallons of water. It must be stirred in thoroughly and then allowed to settle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06

dream, striking where they fancied they saw a breast holding heart come bursrfng upon them out of the smoke: pouring shot at short range into massea of men; reeling in awful grapple to and fro, up and down, on that terrible hill. War, war, war, in its glory, its majes- ty, its awful, appalling horror, was therel
 There were no reserve troops which could be used to strengthen the weak where they were and fought 1t out as best they could. Thomas rode from flank to center. from center to flank.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES } In Mems and Women's Furnishings
 For Saturday Only. Carefully peruse the Following items and see if some of them won't be of interest and benefit to you in filling some
 of your needs.
For. the Women

Women's White or Grey Jersey Rib Wool Vests and Pants. regular price 9sc, extra special for Saturday each.
 Women's Jersey Rib Wool Vests and Pants, white or grey, regular price 75c, extra special for Saturday -59c each.
 Women's Fleeced Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, regular. price 25c, ex- 'tra special for Saturday each.
 Women's Natural Wool Hose, regu- lar price 25o. extra special for satur- day 17c pair.
 Women's Fine Black Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, high spliced heel, double sole, regular price 5oc. extra special for Saturday-39c a pair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06
For. the Men.

E. +
 Mems Cheviot Madras Shirts, woven colors, in blue. black and red stripes, attached collar, regular soc shirt. ex- tra special for Saturday each.
 Mems Medium Weight Underwear, natural c6lor, regular price 26c each, extra special for Saturday-19c each.
 Mems Outing Flannel Night Shirts. made from extra good outing flannel, cut full and long, regular price 75c, ex- tra special for Saturday -51c each.
 Mems Stiff Bosom Percaie Shirts, good styles, well made, regular price 75c, extra special for Saturday 49c each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06

against their own men. Rosecrans, the commander In chief, McCook, Davis, Sheridan and Crittenden, protesting, cursing, imploring, raging, beseeching, were swept along with the rest in a mad, tumultuous rout. The Union right wing had been hammered to pieces. The Union line had been riven in two, and one side of it crushed like house of cards beaten down by hammer. And it had all happened in few mo ments.
 Ear to the left Thomas and his battal- ions, ignorant of the disaster, still stood fighting with desperate valor. Long street now turned his men toward that flank and what was left of the Union center and repeated with great success his attack on the right. The Union troops were slammed backward like a door. Hood was desperately wounded, and Longstreet led his lines in person, Bushrod Johnson's brigade in advance. The Union troops in the center made a. better resistance and somewhat de layed. the advance. They changed front under fire and chung tenaciously to their new line, facing the gap and the victory flushed foe. But they, too, had to give way before the furious dash and overwhelming onslaught of the vic torious Confederates, now in greatly superior force, until finally there was nothing left of the Union line but the still heavily assaulted left wing.
 CHAPTER XAIV.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-06
Everybody Can't Do Everything

We can't paint picture. or carve statue. or make coat, but we can wash clothes to perfection. We can do it because we do nothing else-have done nothing else for good while-b .- cause we have studied it, and thought about it. and worked hard as any nainter ever did. It requires as much hard work, and practice. and talent to make a good laundry as 10 make good nicfure. Everybody can't paint plc- fnre-everybody can't wash clothes per- fectly. We want you to give us a fair rial. and allow us to prove our word.
 Davis Steam Laundry (
 I7 CANAL STREET
 Branch office, e Grand street
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Sil =SplDsning.

Den at Qarsmgoet / Glt 6orn neos
latte 9omite til at unberisge Stolena
Reqnitaber % 8aniib 2utberan pub
liibing 9Ouie. bdr rdpporteret, oQ
Rapporten er I en- Gum en- @rtlGrin9
at aomiteen bar funbet 5orret-
ningen tilfreositiaenbe. Og bpis benne
faar ben fornsone Ststte peb genge=
laan, og ct i6arbist Qrbejoe blioer
aiort for gsaers og BLADES llObre=
BELLE, mener Ri, at 6orretnineen guar
en- COB 5remtio / MpOe. StOIens
Regnitaber fanbtes ogiaa / Sroen.
poa airteraabets 0eene:
6. So On,
Sefret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
6aDregreoen.
= G,apbenbaon.) E

Gn often tom 5ulomegtig Morz
~tenien lent 6jem fra 8ontoret. 6dns
Some bar aIerebe 9aaet / Seng.
Sum paa9neoe peo at bsre BAN
pusle / SooeO9reliet pg p9lte en- StoI
og Ipurgte bliot, ON ban life funoe
gre no9et mere Spettatel.
s6pis pu life 6dboe ben m9rfelige
9ane at gemme 39nOItitterne paa De
melt utilgengelige Steoer", begDnote
Mortenien.
o9et foreipGper mig,dt Ell p%is,ioa9tz
beqapet Mano8perIon lobeee at TONNE
6iem meo en- gatte 5Gn0Ttitter / III
ten, forOi ri ingen bar BAIT / 6ui:t
/ be to iioite 9dge. Mlen madIte bet
tun er noget, ieg bar orgmt", bemGrz
tene 1ruen Iige iaa blibt TOm fpr.
Mprtenien mumleoe roget ON, Il:
Fan life tunce booe alting / 6ppeoet
poa en- Sang, p9 5ruen Iparebe, IL
n9rmere beiet boboe bun aIorig zen
tst, at Der / bet bele tugst fuloe pare
plaos for npgen Iom belit a%anoelig
Rgrelie, Der aneit 9uiet. Oct trdt
OBJ til en- Scene, men Mortenien bas
oebe Scener 81. 2 ON Natten og iagbe,
at ban piloe 9aa ub / &ettenet %
ipiie i'm 9~apreersO, for at bun / 3o
tunbe bebreibe Jig bet 5ejltrin, bun
be9ii. ba DUN siftepe Jig meb BAN.
Gn COB bulp Slime efter tom Morz
tenien tilbose. unbsrlis tantefalo, og
tpqsenbe paa be fibits HeIter at 9rps
ben. 6an tpggebs, mebens ban Heb
te fig at, os 5ru Mortenie en- bprte BAN
image belle Ratten / Sepne. N9fte
Morsen bleo ban lieeenbe / Seneen
mep ct fraperenbe uotrpt / 4niigtet.
npetra", iagoe ban til i'm Some meo
mat Stemme, Ibis jes leDer Oa9en
oper. bill ieg meloe mig inb / ct Of
bolOsielitab. Seq orifter fun ij9loent,
men ies tror life, at Spiritus, ielo
/ rin9e WGneoer, fan forli9es med
6uOrearpo. Oct er to fjenotlise Gles
menter. 5or ou bapbe 10 togt SAB
reareoen iom i~ebpunlist | 9aar 4fs
tes, babne ou itfe9"
Der bar life noeet | 8ejen meo
greben / Nftes", idgre 5ru Mortens
len, men iaa fom bun til at tante paa
no9et pg git uo / a~sttenet.
Ter fonot bun 9apre9reDen ursrt.
Deb Chen at itpo ct SAB meo Stis
pelIe, bpori bun ben fore9aaenoe Dag
/, banhe nsblaet I'm nbbaitebe Hattappe.
Meo llaotagsIie at en- BLONDE paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Gfsemplets Magt.
6. 2arfen.)

Geo minoes ira BEN lib, jeg par
pda t0eiifole, al en- at GGrerne en-
@ana fortalte os ct life 3rGt fra i'm
Solbatertio. 0ette Sr9t pr9geoe liz
fat / min Grinbring, foroi BET paa en-
ildaenoe Mados bepiite, bpao ct goot
Gtsempel fan uorette.
6an f~ortalte nemIig, at Soloaterne
peb BEN Qfoeling, bportil ban berte,
bapbe en- Hem Yant til at ipnge rdd
% ubspiTfe Sanss oa 9iier, iom ban
| BEN 0rab fslte fig iloe tersrt opsr,
at ban bapbs ben itsrite emit til al
~forebolbe BEN Del u~ismmelige og upas'
fenhe for lite al fiee ipnbige oeri; men
ban pioits 10 pad 6orbadnb, at ban
terpsb ubfatte fig for beres 9ddn oq
Spot, ida ban paa oenne Wados
tunce gre onbt p9rre.
Wen ban fanot mart paa Raae;
| Stebst for al n9pne noget iom BELT
bette on9aosnoe, CAB ban iis til pea
bper aeilisheb at fpngs en- bel Del
dGbreldnbsfunge % andre gooe Sans
oe, of bpilte Oi 10 bar en- Wiansoe, oa
Der bar mart no9ls, iom l9rte lao
NJ.
meoet, at be tunoe ipnge meo. 5lerS
pa flere tom til eftsrbaanben, iau D:
inart bleD Glertallet, og iioen ben bert'
he life mere til oisie a og uismnls'
lice @iIer; Re forbufteoe Iom Dug for
Solen. 9esuhen bapoe be ben SlG'
be. at SHicererne unpertiOen tom
ben at bsr, paa Dem, ndor be ianl
bisie ffpnne Sanse. Men, fsjeoe ban
iii. ban troebe life, bet par ida mesei
of emit, be fang bisie rao 9iier, ION
of Manoel paa aenbftab til nogle an
bre og bebre.
Son fiji altfaa paa benne Mado'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
9en %cllfrnOe.
6. d.

0e bpioeite Qerler / 6apet er ipreot,
% 9sl9erne panore beroper,
ben Stat, ou Tiger og dlorig bar let,
ieg Der at b~sitripe big loper.
Terit maa bun eie ben pnOigite Sob
for 6julet og 0Gpen at tr9oe,
bertil Ell GrIigt oe trofait Mob,
Der beler bin Sorg o9 bin Gl9oe.
Gn BARN maa bun eje iaa parm oe
faa fulo,
TO Qrme iaa bl9noenbs bpibe,
BERTH en- 5unge iaa rem iom Sub.
Der tier 90 taller / 9iot.
Os inilOt maa bun fktte lin 9antes
Ret,
% Smilet ma rsbe 6oritonoen;
benoss Sang maa pGre iod f%p9penoe
let
Iom gslaens. Der trGbsr mob Stran>
ben.
Og gjet mac lisne ben idste Strsm.
bOori 5uIOmuanen zig mailer;
men 6jertet mac bremme iod mdn9en
Srem,
BORON ej 2aberne taller.
Mis Rattersalen / srenne aunb
betroeo', bpor bun bupbe biemms,
iee lbtteo bertil / en- MionotsItuno,
og mon net ON Moreenen eIemme,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

2eili95eo til at inbbirte pdo benz peS
1T aobe Gtsempel pg fsre Dem inn pad
en- beore 9ei, og jeg er ogiaa ois paa,
al De, ON itte aabenlpit iaa / Oeres
title Sinh, bar pGret BAN inberlig
tdtnemIig oerfor iioen efter.
Men @tsemplet fan Oirte liqe Iaa
meget og maoite mere / baarli9 Rets
ming. 9erpad bdoes mango 9epiier;
lea ital Der naone ct. Der bar en-
Sang en- lille Dreng, iom, meOens
6amilien iao og fpiIte, begbnbte at
banoe idd me9et ffr9tteligt. Mooes
rem Ipurgte BAN bd, bbor ban tunbe
finoe pdd at ii9e Iaabant noget, bpem
her bapoe l9rt BAN bet 0. T. b. =
"Saaodn flyer 6uber ogiaa", Ioares
be 9rengen NOT iaa fGtt. Moberen
ida til 6aoeren, pg ban ilog gjnene
neo at Stamfulo6eb.
Oct bar oltfda 5aberens baarIigc
Gtsempel, Der baobe inOpirtet poa
0rengen. Wen bpor mango Wennez
Tier er Der life. Iom ligefrem nGrer
en- idno 5ort9rligbeb for og ibnoig
Silbpielig6eo til at forBge og forit9rte
oeres lotdle peb at Ip9tte ben meD
goer, 6orbdnoelIe og geip9rgeIier
e0er | Wangel beraf meb andre me-
nin9sleie. pjatteoe og pjanteoe llos
trnt, Der langt fra at gre here's Orb
mere tro%p9rOi9e e1er foritpnne Spros
get ligefrem tiIimuoier bet. 50
bDao b9rre er, i%ddodnne raa % uipms
meli9e uotrbt bore / Jig en- Smittes
fare, iom let 6reoer zig, og bpis aats
lebiooe life fan beregnes.
ga. Der er enoog mango Menneiter,
lGrlig un9e. iom n9rer ben taabelige
3ante, at bet Ital p9re meget tint %
oonnet. nodr be Iadban rigtig fan
6onoe % ilad ON Iig meo Grdftuptrpt,
meoens bet / 9irteligbeoen tlaoer me-
Get oaarli9t og er rdat rg uoannet.
Selp imad ggrn, iom life enganJ
tenoer beire ira o%enitre, fan uuDertiz
ben inoe pdd at benDtte Idabanne
lotrpt for at efterligne be 9lOre, %
hopr utroligt bet enb lpoer, fdar idaz
oant al 6or9lorene lite iialoent 2oo
til uantaitet at pdsiere.
Ser er oirtelie Ell 6enipn al tage
aIoorliqt / Determining al 6oralore=
ne o%perfor oeres 9srn; tbi Iom Orb
Iprogst flyer: ,0pao man / ungooms
men n9mmer. man ijGloen / 4loers
oommen alemmer". 90 ior9eligt bill
bet / Sdnobeo oGre, ON bette gamls
Orb ifulbe TONNE til al pasIe oper
for bet onoe Der / 9ipet.
ga. bet gerber 10 for enbOer al os
at pare pau 8agt OOsr for iig ieIo,
cber for fine Orb % 6anOlingsr. at
nj life itul aipe 9nIeonina til 5orars
aelie. men meaet mere Ipge OeO gobt
Gtsempel at inopirte paa bore Mers
menneitsr beb at 9ipe ben rene Zone
an. 81 qoot Gfsempe( itubsr tiIias
ct i~nb6nrbes 3iniosforbolo. Iom er
ben isrite pg p9ientIigite 8%etingelie
for al paapirtnin9 / ben gooe Ret
nina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Smerter Ryggen lindret. Hofte-Ryg og
Lande Smerter ~overvunden. HRvelse |
Lemmerne og Tegn til Vattersot for
svinder.
De hiaiper for URN med Stem eller
Bundfald, sterk Farve. for lidt eller for
megen og .smertefuld Vandladning, draa-
bevis Hyppighed. Doan's Kidney Pills
oploser og bortrydder calculi og Grus.
Hielper for Hjertebanken, S~0vnloshed.
Hovedpine, Nerv0sitet-
SALEM, IND, d. 8, Feb. 1908 "Jeg
modtog Proveasken med Doan's Kidney
Pills og maa tilstaa at de var mig til
vidunderlig Nytte. bet lyder maaske
merkeligt naar jeg siger at jeg havde
provet forskiellige Slags Ny%remediciner
uden Resultat. Jeg havde Rygsmerter,
Smerter | Bleren og skoldende URN, men
den tilsendte Proveaske standsede alt, og
med den Gske som jeg nu bruger og har
kjobt paa Apotbeket, venter jeg at blive
fuldstendig helbredet. Diet er vidunder.
ligt, men sikkert og visit er Diet at Medicinen
gjor sin Virkning. Jeg var aldrig smerte-
fri indtl jeg begyndte at BRUCE Doan's
Kidney Pills. "-CHAs r. Cook, p. o.
Box 80, Salem. Washington Co., Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

be bore bem oGe, % fad Tiger eftsi
MATTE Menigbeoen lptte til enonu {
9rep:
nS ian oente mig biem n9ite Wda.
reb. Seq bar beiluttet life at gda til
Rind og Snoien. 8erIom bette Der ei
Dor melt fremftrepne Misiionsmort
bpor W%iisiionGrerne bar ale Gibilit
%fdtionens 6orOele runot omtring fig
fda brnoer je9 mig lite ON at ie Re.
fen. Seq Ital fort9ae ier bet belle.
nddr ieg tommer bjem.
Zulu grab al @lGbe ober be 9arer.
iea brd9te benz. og bun be IbimeOe fulos
~it9noigt, oa bun fda pidnoet. 3rooa
benoes tiltagenoe 5eOme er benbes
Rerper | en- frpgtelig 9ilitanb, og Mr.
frontlin er uoe at Stanb til at taaie
ro9en fDiiit Qnitren9elie.
Sea fsler Tom en- Stub efter al bare
bGret Ter 6 Tiger, % bpis jeg arbeibes
be, iom be ger, dlene iom bt ere, og
ipiite at iamme SIa9s 5poeoarer, fom
be bar, iaa UiIOe js9 wiittert Oe inOen
Ct Qdr.
auIu tiger, ies mao brin9e eOer
here's i~rOfaite 9arIiabe0. meOOele eoer,
al be er rate. lpttelige. pei tilfreoIe pg
eliter Dsres @ernin9."
p. 2. Sibite Rat bar bet Regnz
beir. % BET regnebe neb pdd 20 forfeit
Iiqe Steoer / 9uiet. aotterne bar
aot a1e mine 6anoiter. Ser er Sole
IA / 8pen. Seq tOmmer meo nalte
Stib."
..MiIs Safes bar ogida altio iad
ofieeret", id9oe be unge Golt.
oSnoremisfionarer bar o9iaa oer,s
9rangsler", iagoe Didtonerne.
Msn ani9epeI = bette lille Clint
af en- 6eonineemisIion9rs 9ip % Qrs
beioe qiorbe Snotrbf, og BET naite
Msoe for pbre Misiion BAR go0t be-
ig9t.
osyeg fore1aar, ri forbo6ler port
Misiionsbiord9", Iagoe en- gammeI
9iuton bsitibeligt.
Oct bleO oeotaget.
Seq foreilaur", ia9Oe 5rdnt Mers
Ger. AT Ri forfege at ienoe flere MGno
ub til 6ronten, faa M%isfon9rerne il
fs ital bape BET iad enIomt."
Oct er rigtigtll" oTbrsb ben samle
pr9it; LEG sniter at tilfsie noget enos
nu piati9ere: MeO 6enipn til qenge
fan Re 10 bog not flare fig. De blipe
rant iii bet og elTfe oeres 4rbeibe.
6bao be tr9nge mere til, er 0eIta9eIie.
&Grliebeo, paaItsnnelfe og Spmpati.
Sea forefdar, at osnne 6orenings
Weblsmmer ififtes til at itrtpe 9reOe
til oGls bort airfeIanfunbs 9eoninses
misiionGrer / De forIteai9e Came, BEN
lice, ~inmpdtetiIte % opmuntrenoe 9res
ne for at ldoe Dem f%oritda, at ri t9nte
paa hem."
.Sd". lsb BET meo en- fGaes Rot
fra BEE airten.
Ulen bette bar fun gegbnoelien I'll
Observation-Disclosures 99ttelfe
Gmaus Wsnig6eo.
(ffra Gnsslit peo SIR. Gbriitenien.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

SOUTH BARToNvILLE, ILL. d. 8, Feb,
1903.-'Jeg modtog Proveesken af Doan's
Kidney Pills og har kjnbt fiere psker al
vor A~potheker. De har gjort mig meget.
godt. Jeg var nnsten like island til at
udfore noget Arbejde indtil jeg begyndte
at tage dem nu kan jeg arbejde hele
Dagen uden at blive Diet mindste tract !
RyQgen. BIRD GRAY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

aloc / Suocn, ifretfelis Nlase. 0Glterr
ale Menneifer bar bet paa Ell eler onben
Moobe. 6neite iifre 6elbreoelIe, 0oon's'
ointment, ilaor olorig ieil. : etbpert Apo
tet, 81 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Trif 2umoins GnebGroriffe. Sra eu Siaife
al Sunoims GncbGrftrup, Urls % Sents, tan
ecnoe % fprfriSfenoe 5rif. 5iIpirfes al rem
SuebGr. &ipb &unoius, ben ene5te G9te.
Sar pGret | Warfeoeti 15 Mar. 5iiiaias hos
bore Maentcr. Einoce Der inae en- 9tgent | 7s=
res g,abolaa, Saa Ipsrg 1cres @rocerifnnn
otter ben. a~laenter pnSfes ~rperalt til at fGige
Dor @nebGritrmp 90 pore SsmiiiesW eotetter:
etor NortieneSte! Maentsotifaar leuoes trtt
paa forIaneenoe. Sunoin u 60, 244Ss451
Al u. Single Ct, Sbicaao, gu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
BEVISER DOAN'S FRI HJELP.

De som tviyier. sm trr It ford andre Nyremedicner ingen fijeip yder dem
Kidney Pills. De vidunderIge Resutater bekraftr Doan Fortrinet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Ql Stunt ~inbebolber ct Spar poa
bet SpgresmdaI: 9pab Menreftst er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

6olpanoen 5ommes 29n9oe bar 5d~
bet fuloitanbig tomt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Qlt er bpirolet bort | poeiiens 9is
Itorie, fun life be TO eamle piounbere
lise Oigte: Raturen og Msnneites
bwiertet. Wacaulap.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04

Y !
 at it's height. and coiiple with the rush
 of business on account Of the Fourth
 os July presents aIf almost unprece- dented volun1e of p5.ssenger travel on the railroad. All the messenger trains are crowded to their utmost capacity.
 It has been necessary for day or two
 to Eun all the through New York and Boston trains and many others in two sections, and the railroad is finding it
 a difficult task to perform efficient ser
 vice for the enormous amount of busi- ness it is being called upo nto take care
 ot. The hot weather of the past few
 days, after the weeks of coolness and
 rain, has played no small part in bring
 ing about this record breaking volume
 of traffic. Many who have ordinarily
 gone to their summer homes early in
 June have postponed their trips this year, awaiting the advent Of more fav-
 orable weather. and are now adding their numbers to an amount of business that. without them, would tax not lit- tie the facilities os the road to handle and care for properly. The railroad,
 however,is doing even better than could be expected under such conditions and
 undoubtedly will be able to transport ali the business it is called upon to | handle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04
STATE POLICE ASSOCIATION.

Meeting of the Local Branch Held Yes terday Afternoon-7D Delegates Elected to the State Convention. ss.s..s ,55. ! The New Haven branch of the State Police association held meeting yes terday afternoon at the conclusion of the meeting of the Police Mutual Aid association. Detective McGrath was
 elected chairman of the meeting and
 Policeman John McAvoy secretary.
 The following were elected delegates to the next state police convention: Captain Cowles, Detective McGrath,
 Sergeant Hayes, Policeman Watrous. Patrolman Peter Hayes, Patrolman William Carey and Patrolman John T, McGrath. s. 3.s.y...- ...s,.. t-sg.. A vote of thanks was passed to those gentlemen who have been instrumental Tn getting various bills passed in the interest of the order. One of these bills is the one which makes it possible for
 an officer to appeal from the decision of
 the police commissioners.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04
POLICE MUTUAL AID.

Annual Meeting of the New Haven
 Branch Held Yesterday-ofcers Elected.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven branch of the Police Mutual Aid
 association was held in the patrolmen's quarters at police headquarters yester-
 day afternoon. The reports of the sec retary and treasurer were read and ac-
 cepted. The organization is reported as
 being in a splendid financial condition,
 having over s5,000 surplus in the treas l ury. En ..t5.- .. The following officers were elected for the next term: q * e President-Detective Jeremiah Me
 Grath tre-elected). ........-,s-
 Vice president-Daniel Lippencott. Secretary-John MeAvoy. .Treasurer-John W. Grant. who has
 acted in that capacity for the last nine years. ~.. .$$.ss s ....-.... " -- Board of directorsstation i, Detec- tive Henry J. Donnelly: Station ?. Pa trol Driver James Grady; Station 3 Patroiman John Doran; Station 4, Pa I trolman Frederick Kober. | Action was taken on the dath of Pa trolnai, Joseph c. Bellman, who died at I the New Haven hospital early yester- , day morning. It was voted that instead l of attending the funeral with a band I the payment of which is allowed by the | association, the band should be dispens- ed with and the money given instead te I the widow in addition to the slo0 which the association pays on the death of g | member. .s.