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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Tas @cttcr.

LAS 2CCllcT.
Sir Warulon0 mo Den Iiitrlf.
Columbia id)0nc9 NlttCr mo nolO
lpcitlihc MinOc.
Ger bGd)itc Recommendations nor
Sc @roO INN , l(br NohnIttog@.
Ger nicori0iie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mur GS @roo nm e llhr MorQcna.
WiittiCrcr 9uyomctCritun0 29.S2.
Ser bod)itc Recommendations Ncl
lebtcn u Stmnocn in nudiol9Cnocr
StGOtcn mar. mic iolgt: Goitport1O,
Eortlano 6S, Bolton II, NlbonD IS,
Hcu , 2)orf y. NurriaburQ 50, Ebi-
looclpbin So, stIontic Gitu IS, Gors
Wou ST. Wnibin9ton SO, 9%ioripIf 50,
9nttCru9 81, Charlotte Sc, &SlIuinA-
Ton SO. GhnrIelton SIS, Sauunnub SO.
Hfodlonuille IS, Supitcr IS, Sen NSCil
IS. Ntlonto Sc, MortgomcrD 9O,Hclp'
Orleans 80, Tulcltitc Sc. @ulpcltorl
Sc. Corpus Gbrllti Sc, WcuphiS SO.
Cincinnati IS, E%itt@bur0 ST, Oolpc.
90 76, Buffalo 7S. Glcpclono $40.
troit IS, Nlpcno 76, Murollcttc -,
Green pan 7S. Chicago Sc, 0uIlltb
20, Ct. Foul II, ct. Solli9 So, Stan.
lbs . Gin 90, Smobn 81. Nltron Is,
0i@i1urd n, Wiaiiton SO, Sabre IS,
&clcno IS, Solt @ofc Sin %, Sen.
pCr So, Nortb Yluttc so, GooQc Gitp
~, Imorillo IS, Sos Nngclc3 96.
Gle so it'h c It iinitcrni i be-
pb q dl CT. III SIC critic icit 1901
bier lihtborc Sornrniinltcrnib pltr,
De geltern firth bipiid)cn 5.33 mo
7.2S bcobod)tct! Die NtmoipbGrc mdr
Nerooc illdlt 1ni1j gut liIr bic Wt'
obod)tlnacit, 'bbdJ' mur0Cn 5uirlC.
hcnitcllcr0e I%ufnubmcn %Criiclt. arr;
nor Nltfgirg Der Come mud)tc lid)
cine Hrt aclblihes Sidt bcmcrfbur
itnb Gin @ciiibl bcihlid Die 6riib,
nnigclton6cncn, ais Oh Elm GrobCbCst
hcoorltCbenb nCuClcn mare. Ger
Sinuncl mar pcrboltniBudBiG flor,
nbifon hicr mo 0u Molfcn porilbcv,
6oaen. Nla Die Come cll0lif gc0ClI
5.30 lidtbur luttroc, iub biciclbc mlr
cih Solhnlon6 tdii3 ltnb bic 0r0ftc
VertinItcrlunB frat INN 6.2S Elm. %E
Der WdruIGnbtr Ntuoenic Der aiin.
tie unb III Der rttttcorologiid)cn Sta,
tion Der oSobn$i Supfita' llnincrii.
tut" boitcn lid cirtc Mn5obl Serrcll
sin0ciunocn. lpcld)c oo9 icItiomt
Ehunomcn hurd) Die 0oiclbit bCiilI0
lid)cn Ipparoic bcohud)tetClt. IS
mnr0c cine Nn5obl photo0rupbildlcr
Iu'nabmcn 1enlodt, ucld)c nod Au,
1obc Der VctbeiIigtcn bod)it S%uiric,
ocnIicIlen0 oiSiiclcn. Slt onocrcE
Grtcn fonntc Die Sonncniinitcrni6
itld)t 10 gltt beobod)tet mcr0clL luCil
iif Der 8immel bcp0Itt hattie.
Gin ncucs y ii men il il #, be.
.itclt ~Ibc @irl Of tie @olocn @cit."
lpcldcS oicien Wiutcr olld) in 9olti.
more onigcliIbrt mirb, lit locbcn poil
Iaplo 9elosco. ncld)cr IN Goliiur.
MEN mcflt %pollenoct luorocn.
F|trionol Hoti5. 6ruu
NnGult Bed BON Srpinqton b1lt lid
5iir 3clt III Ntlontic Gin 5llr Gr.
boInna alii.
FrGlibent 6rit @cbrcnberg
pom ltntel 9r1iia Bcrecn" lit 10.
chen bon Ncn' Dorf 5liriidgcfcbrt u1o
hot Die @riiBe olcr YIottoeutidcn in
Neip' BORT an Ole Witglicoer bca lin.
fel 9roli9 . &ereens" mit0cbrodt.
6rau Aligllit Settrr, Die @ut.
Tin oes moblberumtcn Wcibbicr.
groucrS, tritt belltc nit ibren Sim.
bern cine GrbolumgSreiic rlnt Atlull-
tic : Gitp an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
l(rtbmr W. Mubiom,
VT. III, ca.saitimpre.e trahe,

Yaiage . Wptariats . UcloluedIiel.
Wnrcan. Shiffsfarten fir aIIe
Dampfer. 2inien. &eiiepGiie, WedJieL
0eIomeficl hno 0.lbicnoungcn.
fapriI4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Nnf @crIanecn: sluci Tumilicn.
gnsfliigc Snm bnlbcu Yreiic. q. Nj

Nnsfliige Snm bnIbcn Treiic. St. Wfi-
hael's nm ). September. 9ieic prGd,
iige Subrt e~rircut itetS Ole 5heiIncb,
mer. Neuer Iumpicr annapolis"
pom Bier Nr. 16 I'M 8 llbr WorgcnS.
,3pei Stunoen in ct. Mid)oeIs iiir
freunoihoitlif)e 9eiud)c; Mtuiif fir
lnngc 2eltte; pereinlai cine Orieu.
ihuft bon 6rertbcHs' Cure ein5ige
8eleeenbeit in oieiem Sabre.
Nah Sort gepoiit mo Sabre DC
6rnee nun Mittpod, Den 6. Scptcm'
Der, 8 ltbr MoracnS. 212 S%tutocn in
Sort; Dies lit eiuer Der i~einiten 9lllS.
fliige ous Der Sto6t; Die alte mo
neue Bride, eir o&pnoer, uno MIR
fir Die Sdlite., mas oie 2eitte nab.
retb oes gan3en Sontmers be5ablteu ;
mir nod bieie Y rfanion am 6. Sep.
tenIber.
9ebenft jebc Grfnriion MIR 25e.;
fommt iriib8eitig.
(2i2-3,5-6 Soldeiter.Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Ter 2abcn fIr Manner nuo 0uaben.
&albc Yrtilr

S1mmt(idc nod, Der Wtpoc Der &c.
gcnmdrtigcn Suiion angcicriigtcr
An5iige, Soien mo NusltoIllruna2-
Artifel miiiicn in oicicr Soiion &C.
r0ltnt merben. 0c3bolb oicle ats
SGhcrIide grerjcu0cn nlc0rlgcn
Ercilel
&nnbcn . Nn5iigc iiir sic SdntIc
mo Sodldulc! Gbeoiota, Nnill'
nlerc@, Moritc0s-piele baprn idmcr
0cnlrQ. INN bis gum Shneelpcttcr &C.
trngcn III mcr0cn.
800 Ntn6iiQC bdIbcr Freis. ..S2,50
$500 e(u5iinc bnIber Frei5. ..... $3.50
$1,000 9tn{iige bulbcr Rreio. 900. $500
$3.50 stBiige - buIbcr Rreio. ..... S6.2j
lllO 10 mcitcr ourd bic Gor5C
Eurtic.
Iiir Wonncr nnb innac WGnncr -
81 @rHitqc bulbcr Ercts ....... $3.50
hlN "lllilIlC 0uluCI FlclS. .'..'' oo''
SD etu8iiqc hnlbCr Frete .....,. $3.50
$50 Sln3ipc bulhcr Frci5. ....... $1,000
Sdrmnrir Wonncr 3 Nn;ii9c -
81, so, S15 - EbibctS, Gbcuiota,
@oritco2 foitctcn iriibcr Die
@0Iite mcbr.
500 M1nncr . ate0li0cc d. Ncntocn
-ncumoOjg - foitctcn iriibcr $50
ln0 50 90 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

O'NNAN''DNN 1t'l N'l'''" fN'' W.
Der Irlliobiu 8 Npcmlc.
~9lb}pGafonnl Gommiii0r ISM. :.
Elott mo @cbGuoc 5rpcriutcn0cnt
@co. s.. Soncs fcbrtcn 8cItcrn Nor.
gen BON Eoleoo, 6 }lriid.
&n Der ocitrigcn Sjbung ocr6crcr.
Ncb0rot iuuroc Ole Neiignutlon Oc9
Frobc 6clIerwcbrmonuc@ &obn i,
5huIB bon Der SpriBcn Gompognic
9ir. 10 nn9enommcl.
YoIiti c3. - Gle Stoot2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiir Baltimore
miro n1orgcn oic &otun5cu in ocn
NCihcn Scr gNoblriNtcr mo GlCrf9
bcicbcn mo bon | llbr Nodnnitt0g5
bis 9 llbr TbCno0 0lc 'dlOn crnulln.
ten Nid)tcr unO Glcrt2, mcldc llldt
QllnIiiijirt bobcrt, pcrciOigcn.
0ic ioGgcnocu GouOiOotclt mcloc-
ten lid Qcitcrn iiir sic Nrinldrpubl:
Ncnrn 9. @orlor, Gem, Obcrrid)tcr &;
NSm. .. Hopncr, Sem, #. Wor0,
ltntcrbouS; 8. WicGIo8tcn Sem, 10.
Murb. GrcfutipbcomtCr; N.H@ol0@-
borough Gent, #. Nnro. Grcfll.
tipbcomtcr; Charles s.. Noudct, =,
1ONorh, llntCrbonS; Vi. :, Nolplcn,
Gent, rs. Woro. ltntcrbuu9; &ornc3
u. CnpfinS, Gem, rs, MorN, l(ntcr'
bolS; Sonruc( NiIClocr, NCp, If.
Noro, Gretutipbcomtcr.
SomItog lit Ser Icbtc Gag iiir bic
GnmcIoungcn scr GonoiootCn Iilr
bic FrimGrmohIcn, mo 0o3 @urCot
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro bis
~ llbr WittcrnudIt oiicn gCbultcn
mcr6cn.
Sic 1oftiollcn Scr rcprblitonilhCn
Eortci in scr 90. Moro hobcn GriC-
Den gcldIoliCn. Gic rcQuI0rc Orgu
riIntion bcauiiAt iih nit Ger Mic0cr-
mail 0cS Noro Grcfutiocn @co. ".
W%orrcnbcrgCr unb Qicbt Der Sprpcl.
icr Tnttion No@ l%lntcrbouS; Sr. st,
MGR $. SoncS miro scr Gon0irut
iCin.
QumCntuQ I ilr Ecn W or,
- PIN ndhltcn NtontoN 9lrbcitcrtoQ,
..
0icbt sic oyScitlihC WiurnIdn0Cr
@ubn" iC0Cr Guluc. lucld)C ijd oltl
ocm Grfurliona}uNc mad, Fcn Nior
bciilloct, cine hiibid)c @ilrtcllGuolc
oils Nnocnfcn an Die id)0ncn (oQc int
0cn bloucu Bergen. IS lncr0cu 10
pcridiCOcnr Sortcn ShuouCn oll@s
QCt6cilt. mClhc ouc pun Den EontCn
init 6rcuhCn bCNrilBt WCr0Cn. Ser
TrbcltcrtnN lit lett &obrcn ld)on BON
Scr 9cniolcn @obnpcrluoltunG ais
S%ouuenirtdQ fCltNclcbt lpor0Cn. HSCr
olio bna NnAcncbmc nit Dem 9tilB.
lidcn n%CrbinOcn ruil, mode MiontuN
ole Grtltriion nod Fcn Mar NIT.
&nffcC miro "thCurCr. -
Die aoficcbGn0lcr ser StnOt hobcu
bcldlollcn, bCn Frci@ 0cS &uiicca INN
6rpci Gents pro Niunb 5lt crb0hcn.
Iie Srcunoc ocS @Iiimhcn.aulicc3
bobcn beidloiicr, ic0cn (ug cine
Nobnc lucniacr 81 ncbmcll, nm 0cll
EreiSouiidlng nidjt 81 lpilrcn.
Son CARLSBAD 5urild. 80
Sr. Sbomn@ u. Wbcluu lnlh @ottlrL
orei @odcn in GorIaboO, Bob
men, 5ubrud,tcn. limo gcItcrn blerbcr
suriidQrfcbrt. Sr. @bclon lontc. BOB
iid) lpobrcno icincS Nl~lIcntbolta bo-
ielbIt 30 0oltimnrcr in jcrtcnl Vabc
bciitnoen botten.
9ic Wcttrennen i'm YGlcc-
trio Eorf," mclhc olth 6cltc tort.
gciebt lucroen. hntten geltcrn cine
arobe Mienlhenmcngc unqclodt. Go9
Helnltot Der gcltrigcn Hcnlten luor
pie iulgt: Critics Hennen, hnbectoct
bonn Gage porbcr, Trcis $500; Sill
Der Eqtd"" critics, u@iuroer" 5%ipcitc@
lulo .Sittlc" Hcnn" orittc@ Eicro;
3cit 2t7H Miin. 3mciteH Hcnnch
2.t7 Srobrcrncn, $500; vNrtbrr
- q . .-|NHL.
,,~,eritcs. .Sobo" 5%lucltc9 mo
.2iaioIio 3" oritteS EicrO; 3cit
, ny. N,i,, 0oS Srittr Hrnucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
WcIoicnSnnscn nadJ 9cntidlanS nns
Ceircid

,u 81 Gents pro Marf ilno 20M
Gents pro arone. YOrto extra.
@edicl ousacitent anf ale Sbeils
scr Saclt. Sbeo. s. Siemer & So,
ia Slt.2crington.Str 3immer Nr.
3. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
YIN bcn lcttcn orci Grfnrions.

Sascn nad) 5~oId)eiter miro aitf benz
Oompier ,9ouiie" nit ieoer perfauf.
ten 5obrfnrte cine Shadtcl Ganop
perubfolgt. Srgenb gtpus, iint Den
ainoern Serguiigen 81 MAIDEN. Ste
1subrt foitet 10 beinobe Hifts. Wertt
Glld, sic 9aten: g, 3. nno A. Sep-
tentbcr. Sobrfarten MIR 20 ecilt5
uno zine Sd,ud]tel Ganop. (2l1-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

NuiuIanb's tiirfiide VGbcr.
Ganitabie. wsbanse, pptamt sesen. etets often.
(gtua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Stdot Baltimore.
Undertakings Mcamciicr.

llntcrbaltnnas . WcaluciIcr.
Yart.Gpu5crte.
@o1ntnu ........ Y. AL. aSriio4 Siu Pat;"
WlnniGas. "a Rtpcritoc" pher n6cNernl4 pin Ruri"
Mlctillaa ......'"..'' @Nniietlon. Enlia
Wtitiprb ELECTROMAGNETIC. "Stito Ntu 7kotia
GpfnefllrI .-,..s.-....',. rSulluh Hult.
Srelia9 '....'..'E'r' '''.'' gSluIien' Susi
SuniiaQ .....,... rEnticrlnl Rntl
,.Slanrn'c 5nsattr." 2tcIc ISOLDE: Abe
Stfe that Ills,
-,,Sraieapfraten 1hrater." 2icic 25ohc:
ser NChoinq SGn".
,6ledtic.Rnrt." 49, 3hdlih Hatibcbtucs BOT
ftellunaen liiih Grn5crtc,
,Naunintter Gelieici4 Screin uuu Baltimore"
~ Minninq. hcu t., lup, Slcliidg, ben =. cen
tember. gtpbeo Gonniiattcr &Oli2ieil III ejruub.
uer'e .gNcliCuo Bari,
t.Blps' fnri" AM pad' Riurr. 9igIih
0ouoeOilc GoriteIIuupCrl.
,.Spideict Bead" 49, 9aplifc SrturiinTcn
her Sunpicr rYuuiiC".
Sbgptant Ripcr A.. GrturNpnen ieocf SiCniida
rno SUnnerftdq per Camper s@mma 8Iics".
Iprt Tcpuitt. nno 8cttcrtcusG Tinritoucu icnet
9teuitaa. Gonncritaa ulte Snttling per Dunlptcr
ySuSdtcbduUa"
annapolis nue Weit.N iuer.6 riuriiuneu ieocn
mOntua. Wiiiuoh. 5rciinq, Snntiiaa mo
GonntGe per 0umpicr DGnnn SlIc0".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Nus Dem Hatbbauic.

N~crotbungcn iibcr Strnbcnpilnitc.
rllngcll bcgonncn. Gntld)ci.
Dung iibcr Win0itilbcniroge bclltc
crmurtct. - &crbcIicrtc &cutilo,
tinu IN Sd)ulcn. - Bur @crbii-
tung bon -llniGlcl.
90 "Reminiscences.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

llno 10 mcitcr ourd) bic gauge
Eurtic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
75C.
Oc1m's S s"'Ss' Werfant.
10 @ch. gcrinaton. Ctr.
Plus Baltimore 3. Guuntp.

0ic @crbIt.N laitcaunQ mo Hernen
I'M oFrolpcCt Forf." 49, yNor0li.
dc GcntroIbobn" fault Sornt. -
SCirntbsIicct5cn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS,


 Judge Case, of the superior court, has made permanent the temporary injunc- tion issued by the court in 1903 restrain ing Otto and Gustav Hemming and William Bromberg, of New Haven, from using as a trademark on silver or sell ver-plated goods Rogers Brothers, 1S47.' As the defendants had used this trademark or were preparing to use it in companies in which they were alleg- ed to be interested, one of them being the w S. Rogers company, the Inter- national Silver company brought suit against them for $1O,0Oo damages and for an injunction to restrain them from using the trademark. A temporary in- junction was issued by the court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
NEW HAVEN YACHT CLUB.
Opening Day Saturday Races Planned
 for the Afternoon.

Opening Day Saturday Races Planned
 for the Afternoon.
 The New Haven Yacht club will gos into commission Saturday noon, when its new club house on the south shore. of Morris Cove, which is fast nearing completion, will be formally opened to| the members and their friends.
 A race for knockahouts and rare-s .abouts has been arranged for 2 o'clock and at 5:30 o'clock a cllowder supper: will be served
 A ladies day is being planned for some time in the near future, when the house is entirely finished. The new home with it's long pier reaching out Into deep water will prove a fine rem dezvous for the local yachtsnlen as well as those of outside clubs The old prop-I #erty at the foot of Hamiltn street will from now on be used as a sub station.
 The committee In charge are E. N. searles, Edward Savage and Myron R Durham.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
ALL FOR BOAT RAGE.
CONSOLIDATED ROAD lIAKEs
 sPECL4L PREPARATION.

University Race to he RoWed Ut 4:3O
 D. m.-Freshman and Four-oared in
 the Morning--Observation Train
 Steamer Peck to Leave at III 80 from
 Belle Dock--Detectiye Valleley's Job. r It is expected that a large crowd of enthusiasts will leave this city to-day for New London to witness the boat races between the crews of Yale and Harvard.
 There will be three races. The fresh
 man, four cared and university race. The time scheduled for each race is as follows:
 Freshman race at 10.30 a. m. | Four-oared race immediately there- after.
 The university race at 4:30 p. m. The freshman race will be rowed down the stream two miles. starting from the head of the four mile course. The four-oared race will be rowed from the finishing point of the fresh- man race to the end oe the course at tine bridge.
 The university race will be over the -four mile course, up stream from the
 bridge.
 The New York, New Haven and
 Hartford road has provided special trains for the occasion and also obser- vation trains at New London. |. The observation trains for the first two races will leave New London at 10 | 8. m. , | |. For the university race the observa-
 tion train will leave at 4:15 p. m. from | New London station. I One special train provided from this city will leave at S:15 a. m, arriving l in New London ill time for all three l events. ~$t* ..@s. S2 | For those desiring to see only the I university race a special consisting of parlor cars and coaches will leave this city at ITO D. m, arriving in New
 London in time to make connections with the observation train for the uni- l versity race. F. ,.'&. I The special train tickets are good only
 on coaches and are $1.75, These tickets
 are only good on day of race. The two special trains will leave twen- l ty minutes after the race has been fin- | ished. In case of stormy weather the 'specia1s will leave New London twenty
 minutes after the race has been official- | ly declared off.
 There will be no parlor cars attached
 to the S:15 8. III. special out of this lefty for New London to-day. 1t will
 consist of coaches only. Besides the two specials extra cars Twill be added to the regular Shore line
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
OBITUARY NOTES.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Franz.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Franz was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence. F Nicoll street, and was largely attended by sorrowing relatives and friends. Services were held at the German Emanuel Lutheran church, Rev. MT. Heczko officiating both at the house and at the grave, prayers being offered previously at the house. There were many beautiful floral offerings. testifying to the love and esteem in which the deceased was held. The in- terment was in Evergreen cemetery. Stahl & Son had charge of the funeral arrangements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
trains which leave this city at TAT a.

$ trains which leave this city at 7:47 a m, 1o:1o q, m, 11:41 a. m, 12:o5 and z1:O5 D. ra.
 Returning from New Lcndon the sfolt lowing regular trains will furnish ac. commodations at 5:45 p. m; $50 p. m TAO D. m, TAP D. m.
 Tn addition to the train service thas st amer Richard Peck will leave this city from Belle Dock at 11:30. The Second Regiment orchestra will furnish music aboard the steamer. The tickets for this trip are $1.75 and children ull der five 90 cents.
 The Peck always gets into a good Do. sition to view the race.
 The Central Vermont road has also provided special observation trains on the west side of the Thames river
 Chief Valleley of the detective force of the Consolidated road has secure dS a number of picked men who will assist him in running down the crooks who usually infest every crowd at the boat races.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
ANNUAL PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the Epworth M. E. Sunday school will be held to- day at Double Beach. A special car will leave the corner or State and Ed wards streets promptly at 9:15 this morning. All members of the school under twelve years of age will go free. Numerous games will be provided and no effort will be spared in making the Fsvent joyous one for the children. All who attend are requested to bring lunches.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
MASONIC VETERANS TO-DAY.

The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Masonic Veteran association will be held in Bridgeport to-day. There are between twenty-five and thirty Masons in Ansonia who belong to the association or are eligible for member ship, and many of these expect to at tend the meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
FOR BIG FIELD DAY.
LOCAL CASTLES PLANNING FOR
 STATE MEET AUGUST ;.

Committees Appointed by Chairman
 Hewlett, Which are Perfecting Ar
 rangements-Past Chiefs Cup VIII
 he Awarded Baseball Champions.
 Local Castles of the Knights of the Golden Eagle are now turning their attention to the big field day to be held in Waterbury by the order in Connecticut on August 5. Special trains will be run from the principal cities of the state to accommodate the large number of knights who expect to attend. New Haven will send be- tween three and four hundred men in full regalia, -sl. @
 Upon reaching Waterbury the mem bers will go directly to the grounds of the Driving Park, where sports of all kinds will take up the morning hour. Baseball games between the castles will be played, the winner receiving the past grand's cup for one year. sub-committees are now perfecting ar engagements for this occasion.
 Grand Chief c. T. Hewlett, chairman of the field day committee of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, has am nounced the committees and gentlemen who will assist him in preparations for this occasion. They follow: - FIELD DAY COMMITTEES, ALI
 a GUST 5, 1905. x.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
HELEN E. sANDALLs.

The funeral of Helen E. Sandals, wife of William E, Sandals, was held from her late home, 76 Rosette street, yesterday morning at S:SO and from a requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart church at 3 o'clock. Rev Father Plum kett off1ciated. The funeral was at tended by a large number of relatives and friends. The interment was in St. Bernard's cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
BRIDGEPORT ADDS TO AVERAGE
 4THOME TEAMS, EXPENSE.
Sherwood the Bright and Shining Light Makes Home Run in Eighth Bridgeport Plays Errorless - Five Two-RagRers Recorded

-uuAes HlOhe nun HI hASntn--
 Bridgeport Plays ErrorIess Five
 TwO-Baggers Recorded.
 New Haven and Bridgeport played a rather listless game of baseball for seven innings at savin Rock yesterday, the latter team winning out in the ninth on two hits and a couple of errors after the score had remained a tie for six innings. The game was practically without feature until the final spurts of the two teams.
 For New Haven, Sherwood was the star. He gathered in four right field drives, two of them stellar catches, while at the bat he secured two of New Haven's five hits, one of them home run, and brought in his teams first run and scored the second himself.
 Bridgeport scored in the second. Beaumont hit for two sacks. O'Rourke, ST., ran for him and took third on Odell's sacrifice. Martin scored him with a clean single. Theisen tied the score in New Hayens half. Murphy gave him ticket of leave to first, Dwyer got in his first sacrifice, Lallier drew a second pass, and Sherwood got him over the pentagon on his cannon-ball single
 Goose eggs were matched until the end of the eighth, when Sherwood, who had just made two pretty catches in the field, captured the unbounded enthusi- asm of the audience by lifting the first ball pitched over the left field fence for 3 home run. ~> .a
 Bridgeport went in for the lead in the ninth. Beaumont reached first on an error. Odell contributed a two-bagger. Martin flied out to Sherwood in short right. ORourke, ST. went in to bat for Murphy and scored Beaumont on sin gle. Odell came in on O'Rourke, jr.,s, fy-out to Connell. Score, 3 to 2. ..s
 New Haven tried hard to tie. Hay ward was easily out at first, but Thei- sen got in a tWo-bagger, which he should have reached third on. Dwyer sacrificed him to third, but Lallier's best was a drive to Dowr1ey, and the game was over. F.. s. The score:
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New Haven.

Two-base hits-Odell, Ladd, Baau- mont, Cornell and Theisen. Home ran Sherwood. Innings pitched-Murplly $, Odell l. Tuckey 9. Struck our-By Murphy ?, by Tuckey 2. Bases on balls Off Murphy 5, off Tuckey l. Hit by pitcher-Ladd. Left on bases-Bridge- port g, New Haven 4. Sacrifice hits Odell Martin, Dwyer 9 Time of game -One hour and thirty minutes. Um- pire-Gruber. Attendance-300. e.
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Miss Flyrty-"Jack Hanson was tell ing me about romantic adventure he had at the party last night. It seems he bumped into a girl in a dark hall way and kissed her; and he doesn't know yet Miss Elders-"Oh! tee hee! That was r. Miss Flyrty-"What Oh! for goodness sake, don't tell him now. Let him love his romance. - Philadelphia Press. s .>y ,. - ...
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NEW LONDON 8, MERIDEN


 New. London, June, 2S.-After being shut out for five innings, while Meriden piled up five runs, New London started a batting rally in the sixth inning and by hitting O'Gara hard and taking ad- vantage of the visitors misplays the Whalers won out, to B. Msriden led from the start, but the team sulked after getting several bad decisions and the Whalers had little trouble winning when they began to hit. McAndrews was hurt in practice before the game, necessitating shift in. the Meriden team. The score by innings:
 ., R.H.E. New London 10 0 o 0 0 2 3-S g 1 Meriden ........0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0-5 10 5 Batteries-Long and Armbruster; O'Gara and Thackera.
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CIT YcorTRT CASES.

In the city court yesterday morning James T. O'Brien and Elias Schwarts- man. charged with theft, were remand ed until to-day. #
 James Dwyer, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness by his wife Mary, was sent to jail for sixty days. *+ .% '-.-= .
 James Kane, of 1071 State street, charged with violation of the liquor law, will be tried tomorrow.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.

On Tuesday, July 4, the fine excur- sion steamer City of Lawrence, of the New Haven line, will leave New Haven at o'clock in the afternoon for trip Up the sound to the mouth Of the Con- necticut river. Returning, she will be due at her wharf at about 8 o'clock in the evening.
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HARTFORD 2. NORWICH l.

Norwich, June 2S.-Inability to hit FOXen when hits were needed was re- sponsible for Norwichs defeat to-day, their only run being scored on errors. Hartford earned their first run, but were delayed until the eleventh inning before they could get another, and then an error was responsible. Before the game Tighe was injured in the face by a bad bound from throw, but played throughout the game. The hitting of Luyster was the feature. The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Hartford OOOOO1-2 g 5 Norwich ....O Q | 900 Q % Q-1 6 8