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L. Poteat, NJ. l.. Kesler and j. Y. JOY
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At $50 o'clock, after the announce
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evening. on motion of ]. C. 'Scarbor,
ough, the convention adjourned.
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OBITUARY NOTES
Death De Henry Higgins, Tax Collector
of Orange.

Many will regret the death Of Henry
q. Higgins, which occurred at his home,
f24 Sayin avenue, West Haven, yester-
day. His health had been poor for
some time past, but he had been con-
fined to his house but about a week.
Last Sunday an operation was per-
formed upon him in hope of arresting
the malndy. but the work was in vain.
Mr. Higgins leaves many friends in this
city and West Haven. He was for
years the car starter for the old West
Haventrollsy cars, his station being in
d car starters box which was located
on Chapel street, nearly opposite Greg
son street, He was for years previous
conductor on the old West Haven
horse car line. He was at the time of
his death tax collector of the town of
Orange, a position he had held for some
time.
Mr.. Higgins served in the civil war
ais a member of the Twentieth c. ",
and was a good soldier and good citi-
zsn. He was member of Admiral
Foote post, G.. A. R., and was pron1i-
nelt in the West Haven celebrations of
Memorial day.
AT the meeting of the Union Veterans
union held last night in the Insurance
building a tribute was paid to Mr. Hig-
gins memory by Commander Cos, of
Admiral Foote post, who is also a men,
Der of the u. V. u.
Mr.. Higgins leaves a wife and an only
daughter. Miss Higgins, who is type
writer at the A. D. Perkins Rubber
Stamp eompany's on Center street.
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are to be a duplicate of those on one 81
the principal waterways of Venice dur.
ing the last visit of King Victor EN-
manuel. The gondo1as and the Condo
Tiers will be- dressed and decorated ir
the same style, and a visit to the White.
City on either of the Venetian nights
will be a visit to Venice itself The
male and the ladies quartettes and Thu
soloists, with special musicians from
New York, are already rehearsing their
music. ~. ~. A. !.
Adgie and her wonderful lions are
here to-day and tomorrow only, ar1t
those who have. not seen them Should
not let the opportunity pass ut
Zingarella's wonderful act still holds
the crowds spellbound. Yesterday she
came very near falling while going ur
the great spiral tower and standing on
the ball. She slipped and the ball fell
but she managed to save herself.
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continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which SO many physi"
clans propose in order to intelligently
treat the disease; and this is the rea-
son why so many physicians fail to
cure female disease.
This is also the reason why thousands
upon thousands of women are corre-
spending with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass. To her they can confide every
detail of their illness, and from
her great knowledge, obtained from
years of experience in treating female
ills, Mrs. Pinkham can advise women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs. Pinkham helped Mrs.
T. G. Willadsen, of Manning, Ia. She
writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
81 can truly say that you have saved my
life, and cannot express my gratitude in
words. Before I wrote to you telling you
how felt, had doctored for over two years
steady, and spent lots of money in medicines
besides, but it all failed to do me any good /
had female trouble and would daily have faint.
ing spells, backache, bearing down pains, and
my monthly periods were very irregular and
finally ceased. wrote to you for your ad-
vice and received letter full of instructions
just what to do, and also commenced to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and I have been restored to perfect health
Had 1t not beenfor you would have been in
my grave to-day"
Mountains of proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world equals
Lydia e. Pinkhan's Vegetable Conn
pound for restoring women's health.
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ENETIAN NIGHTS.
Imported Decorators Assisting in Work
at White City. ~

Unusual interest has been awakened
in the Venetian nights at the White
City tomorrow and Sunday. These
nights will be ones of supreme enchant-
ment and enjoyment. The surprising
scenes of beauty will be enhanced, if
such a thing is possible, by a tinge of
Oriental splendor, the whole presenting
a picture never before attempted in this
section of the country. Two thousand
Japanese lanterns will be used to give
that soft and enhancing effect which
the Japanese know how we'll to pro-
duce. In charge of this part of the il
Nominations is Japanese decorator
brought from New York by Manager
Cundell. For two days now native of
Venice has been at the White City adj
vising the electricians as to the ar
rangement of the Examinations, which
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CAR NEARLY TopPLED OVER

Yesterdays Bridgeport Standard
says: The 5:45 O'CLOCK car from Mil
ford this morning rounded a curve at
East Broadway in Stratford at so high
a rate of speed that it very nearly
toppled over One of the passengers
was thrown out and struck upon his
face and hands, receiving quite severe
cuts and decorations There were six
to Is other passengers on the care who
We're thoroughly shaken up and fright
ened. Passengers say that the car went
around the curve at dangerous speed
and a very serious accident was avert
ed only by good luck.
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sAvIN ROCK THEATER.

This Weeks Performance the Best of
the Season.
A high-clags vaudeville bill is pre-
scented at the Savin Rock theatsr this
week. 1t is beyond question the best of
the season and one of the finest ever
seen at this popular shore amusement
house. The bill is composed of vaude-
vile artists of the star order, and in
cludes such well-knoWn names as Tom
Lancaster, the monologue; the Boldens,
refined singers, dancers and acrobatic
artists; Miss Geneyieve Homer, phe-
nomenal contralto; Moran and Marley,
kingpins of Irish comedy; Arthur Yule,
comedian and mimic, and last, but not
least, the great Wood Brothers, physi-
cal culture gymnasts
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BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL. FOR
OPERATION

John Curtin of Branford was taken
suddenly i'll Wednesday,. He worked
all day, and after eating supper went
upstairs and shortly afterwards was
taken. with violent pains. Dr. Tenney
was summoned and diagnosed the case
as appendicitis, DR.. Sanford of New
Haven, who was called in consultation,
confirmed the diagnoses and Mr.. Cur
tin was taken to the hospital for an
operation,
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
Tt Will Arrive at Morris Cove To-
DAY.

The New York Yacht club fleet of
fifty boats will arrive at Morris Cove
this afternoon about O'Clock. They
come from Glen Cove en- route to New
port.
James Toole, of the Pequot house, has
made elaborate plans for their recep-
ZION, which will include a grand illu-
mination, a band concert and salute
of each boat as 1t arrives by discharge
ing cannon.
Commodore Louis F. Heublein, of the
Hartford Yacht club will take part in
Che cruise ofythe New York Yacht club,
of which he is also member. He will
meet the other yachtsmen in the Kat
.rina at the rendezvous, Glen Cove, Long
Island.
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EDWARD SCHWARTZ.

Edward Schwartz, Of New York, disd
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Meyer schwed, of Peck avenue, Savin
Rock, Wednesday night, after short
Illness. Mr.. Schwartz was a retired
merchant of New York city and was in
his seventy-eighth year. He had been
spending the summer with his daugh-
ter. He leaves besides Mrs. Schwartz,
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PINS SCRATCH KILLS WOMAN.

Hartford, Aug. 10.-Mrs. Princie E.
Mitchell, wife of letter carrier here,
died early yesterday from tetanus. She
pricked herself in the palm of the hand
three weeks ago with a common pin
On Sunday her jaws became stiff; the
scratch was almost completely healed
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PROFESSOR SHEATH RETURN

A"NOH L4ooOIN O1NEAIH RETURNS.
Professor e. Fl. Sheath, director of
the Yale summer school, was able yes
terday to resume his office duties after
an illness of a week, originally caused
by heat prostration threa weeks ago,
and complicated by a stomach trouble
last week.
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FOxON GRANGE.

The Foxon grange held its meeting
at Mansfeld,s Grave Wednesday, where
through the courtesy of Eli Whitney,
president Of the New Haven Water
company, the members enjoyed a shore
dinner Only the members of the grange
were present
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EMERAI3Ds CHALLENGE.

Tie Emeraids challenge any team in
the city averaging fifteen or sixteen
years, games to, be played Sundays;
Hurricanes preferred. Address chal-
lenges to George Brossman, 81 Sylvan
avenue. 4ss<
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One bottle of Burnett's Vanilla Ex.
tract is betterst than tflree@of the doubts
full kind. Its purity and great strength
make it the most economical brand.
Always ask for Burnett's Vanilla
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the olsrk ct once.
The tax levy for The ensuing ysar
VA ordered % be tho sams - last
year-as mills and that the apportion.
ment remain tho same
Appiioation and bond for . saloon
lioense for Pete Topso and Tony
savaut va read and the lioenss
ordered Issued. t,, &,
A sidewslk hsildsrs' permit W.
granted 10 II. B. Shields and John
Reese. The bond ws accepted
A cabinet will be purchased for tho
city olerk In which 70 keep her rsc.
ords. ,.s
In the matter Of e. q. Aillsr and
A. 9. Rowland's bills II wss positi.
vsly decided shat hereafter the nrss
sxprsssmsn who reaches the city ball
In oass Of nrs b. paid for the ssrvios
and thst no Partially b shown.
4 bill from 8. r, killsr for fssd
for The, pound VA rsad bat hsld up
until Il was itemissd.
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GOES TO JAII-Jos vananridth.
. Mexican. was arrested Last night BY
karshsl Green for beating his wife.
he viii BE- taken 70 The county jail
at Canon City this svssins 70 serve
ninety days. Last February he was
arrested on ths sane charge and -
ssntssos imposed has We rsnitssd
during good bsnavior and upon .
promise that hs would treat his wife
bsttsr. Since then the ofioers have
been called 70 bis home twios 70 pro.
vent wife beating. He hes broken
his plsdsp 70 the einosrs asd must now
Ssrve the sentence.
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ooNoERr A sUUCEae-rbe

CONCERT A sUoCEas-rbs oep.
osrt given BY the Oslsmbiaa 6ooisty
ef the RookyAls paAlis schools. In the
hall Saturday night wss . Grand
SUCCESS. Every nenbsr - tbs pss.
gram WA we'll given and appreciated
By the aadis.os which nilsd the ball.
The sooiety eiesrsd elS.oo which will
20 toward buyins Ds~ organ. Nuoh
credit y due Nellie Cochran and
Fannie John for tho success Of the
concert. +1f
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iNsuralgia Pains.

Rhsupatisu. lumbAeo and sciatic
pains yisld TO the psnstsating influence
Of Bsllard's Snow Hnimsnk It psns.
6atss 70 ths nSsvO. .ssd bose and l,sing
absosbsd Int W. eiopd. ~. healing
properties are conveyed 70 every part Of
The BODY, and s6sct some lweadsstsl
cures 2bc, boc and q. Sold ~ Fisssncs
RalDse PhasnaQ ~ l. 4. 1ult u
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MONEY uP-rbenss I

MONEY UP-Tbonas Tospsy was
talking With jack Haley. the Denver
prise ashtsr over the tslpshons Lest
night when IL Was learned that the
forfeit MONEY Of $50 for thss bost with
silsnt Rowan hsrss this nonth. VA
up. HAlsy has gone ints training for
the mill and be Il qaiss anxious ts
meet the Salt Lake Pug in the ring.
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BREWSTER pANoI

BREWSTER DANOE-A dancing
party was given a ths home es Eph
Lyall q Brswstsr last night In hesor
Of 0sorse Lyall who has recently
returned from Oregon. Several Flor
sntinss were present. The time ID
rsported 70 have bssn most sn3oyably
spent. There were also other forms
ef amusement.
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Notice of Adjourned Annual
MeetfnU.

Notice :: hcr.by siveo that the sdjourned as
nual neetina Of tho stoch holders Of the 0njon
Ditch Company Of Fremont county, CPlorado,
will b bold q ths ofiies Of DR.. l.. L. Perciyai
In the city OF Florence, Colorado, on tbs eth
the purposs Of sl-ottns dircctors for the snsu-
Ing yeAf. N make the annual assossmsnt on ths
stock, 10 adopt = now set Of b. laws And for any
tho msstlng. IN
By order OF ths board of direetors.
ulL IA. n. DANHORTH, oscestaYy.
Dated, FiorSnss, Colo. Nov. ., isoe. -
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PRICES: IS, so and IS Cents
Reserved seats now on
sale at City Drug Store.
Council Report.
With Aldermen Jones and Boettls


With Aldermen Jones and Boettlsr
absent the oisy council last nisht
held the hrst business meeting in
November and considerable business
wss transacted. After the reading
and the approval Of the minutes Of
the previous meeting communication
from g. n. Aillar was rsad which
explained why . bill was rendered for
Appearing at the city hall during the
Last hrs. It hes been customary In
the past to pay the nfst expressman
q. 50 who appears st the hall to take
the cart 10 . Are. Last time Mr..
Nillar claims to have been there hrst
but A. q. Rowland took the cart.
Both men billed the city and their
bills wsrs allowed.
Alderman ParnAll Of The. sswsr
eonmittss reported tbas ssaAsor No.
Candles asked the oity 70 furthsr
protect the Desth ol the sswer .b9
changing the cAsessl Of shs riyer.
Deri.s The - - tss ,wssSs..
wash"d ~ .AeesA -. sfsst = ths
'swsr ptge - ~ s-oush A. pev
on AeR1iaes' ~, The pl,a,psl
end . bssak vsa.e sssh y balls for
aeost ssqo.. AlAersaa Blnas vs. II
favor q Haiae .ssA!ss but IL was
lett - The eswer committee.
A report Showed thst froe April
- p sses. u q ths present year ths
oity haA psid $40 for meals for
ooassy, prisoners and ths. sply sii 20
hsd bsss rssisyed By ths city for the
service. After . lengthy debate on
ths qyestioo II IVES decided 70 bold .
special meeting, next Monday night
sad hays svsryoos inssrsstsd 70 sp-
psas be4ere tbe council. A rsma.k
vas made that would show there is .
lsAk somswhsrs In the oolleotioo sys.
Ten and IL VA decided 70 make .
Ahorsesh invsstisstien. i.t.t4t
The Sidewalk somnittss reported
that the time In which the sidewalks
On The south side Of West Main and
~ 1irst streets must b built had
slaDpsd. Il ws DECIDED shat the
olssk sdvsyts~ for bids 70, the lay.
ing Of tes ushs ished walks. =.
u wss reported that certain sx.
pra.osa had pot paid sheir vsgos
lissess since Last March. Marshal
Green and Attorney Blunt will take
shs matter up at oucs.
b B. killar. II was reported hAd
se4 paid for sbs watsr hs hsd taken
frep the city since The iass,f MT sf
JAY. The wsssT supssintsnAsnt will
w 70 esllset this mersinG a.d In oass
es resusal he u 10 b ordered 10 taks
80 ,or.,',Nisns,~.s or.
The WaAss sunmitess rspoftsd ehst
Ne ws4sr rsat On The Robinsoa hosss
haA - bssa paid AsA II was order.
- 49, ~ na1>ss - tahss sp N
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RELEAsED-The two Irwin b

RELEASED-The two Irwin boys
and Albert Evans were released from
the county jail yesterday afternoon
upon the payment Of their fines.
They were ssntsnoed 70 ton dayv in
Jail and assessed . nne Of el5 sach.
but the Jail ssntsAos vas RENTED.
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Herb w. Edwards Injured.

Herb W. Edwards, Of Des Moines, Ia,
got fall on an icy walk last winter.
spraining his wrist and bruising his
knees. "The next day." he says. "thcy
wore 20 sore and stin 1 was afraid
would have to stay ia bed. but rubbed
them we'll With Chanbsrlsin's Pain
Balm and after few applications all
sorsusss bad disappeared" For sale by
all dealers. eri +eH tt
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SOME MORE-Nors sidewalks an
70 b laid on the soaih side Of West
Fourth street bstwssn Sasts Fs and
Pixies Peat avenues. Trees that stood
IN the way Of The nav walks ,wsrs oui
est yesterday and othsrs will - fsilsd
somorrow. The prepsrty swnsr'
will rspisos ths tree ~ ,.plAasins
dinsrsnt variety next yssr ssd
when ths job 10 oorphssd tbas por,
zion Of the town will present q
sice appearance - any ssetioo Of
ths city.
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The best bsst In The country oan
had q the Central market. g.
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Have you tried shoss home msdt
pies Ut the Blue Fronti st
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80 people on the program Nov. ls.
N. e. church.
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sscsrs yosr tieksts aaYeses asd 81
then ,reeoevsd sTAsv q afaJ seuinG
rapiAly 1ss shs apia11sss ooayAstIes
asd 0ssotaai RnnAnaiQe. ByThsl vse-
grao viii ~ vessh tWiss ths aAais.
dee Soo. lf
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Mis- sasis Biaoknsr. psblio $500
graphsr md typswritsr. Johnsoa bloc
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Ohils concarns In a.y quantity .
the Central market. 69.6'
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Onos trisd always used. vslvs
douf at Hadlsy Nero. %. SIT
The daily tribune., 1905-11-14

Try one Il thess "Ksy Wsss Qssss'
70 eigaTs. Hlersnes 8ooks House.
.. dec
The daily tribune., 1905-11-14

For coal And fssd - Nillar. "th'
transfer man." phone 50. 0-t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-14

Fresh bulk oystsrs on sale at ths
Central meat market. 60.64