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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
NEW YORK CITY.

There are 1900 actors who claim
their homes are In New York city.
There are in New York city 10000
members Of clubs that have an enroll
ment Of more than 300 members each.
There is more money per capita spent
In New York city every year for amuse-
pents than in any other place in the
world.
New York city's growth is shown by
one little item. The water rents are
$4,000 more each month than they
were a year ago.
Unused personal property in the
warehouses Of New York city is "eat-
Ing itself up in storage fees at the
rate Of $11,70 day.-New York Her
aid.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
New belts at Millirens.

New belts at Millirens.
Take your watches and clocks for re.
pair to Samuel Katzen, the jeweler. He
guarantees all his work for one year.
Next door to Postoffice, Reynoldsville.
Boys school suits at Millirens.
New fall suits at Millirens.
New neckwear at Millirens.
Fall styles in hats at Millirens.
Blank house leases may be obtained
in any quantity at The STAR Office.
School'caps at Millirens.
II you want to buy or sell anything
or lose or find anything. try our want"
column. Sure of good results.
Miners! Do you want old papers for
shooting" In the mines? Come to THE
STAR Office and get large bundle for
8 cents,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
Annual Fall Excursion to p,t.sburg.

The Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Ry. will run their annual fall excursion
to Pittsburg Sunday, Nov. 4th, afford
ing on opportunity for days sight
seeing In the Iron City," ample time
being given to visit the grand chrys-
anthemum display in Phipps conserva-
tory, Carnegie library and art gallery.
Special train will leave Sykes at 1928
q. m. Round trip fare only sl.5O.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
The Position Taken by the Presbyterian
Church on the Liquor Question.

The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church at its last Annual
Session in DesMoines, Ia., In May
handed down In part the following
ruling: "Our members are hereby
warned most solemnly, against signing,
or presenting for citizens signature, or
In court license petitions which tolerate
the continuance Of this unhOly traffic,
or 10 any other manner abetting this
terrible business" This ruling it will
be seen not only forbids members
signing petitions, but even forbids
attorneys who are members of the
church to present liquor license
petitions in court. In this the General
Assembly has gone one step farther
than ever before.
The Synod of Pennsylvania, which is
the next Court of our church, which
met in Lancaster, Pa, two weeks ago,
not only stands by the above ruling of
the General Assembly but has gone as
far as to set a definite object before the
members of the church in temperance
work In this State. The resolutions OF
the Synod in part are as follOws:-
I'VE urge ali the pastors and
members OF the church Of this synod to
use their influence for the election OF
men to the upper and lower houses of
the State Legislature who are known TO
be in favor of county local option law,
or other effective temperance or pro-
hibition measures, and who are known
to stand for strict honesty in every
department Of government affairs. We
urge every church, Sunday school and
young peoples society in the Synod to
send petition to the State Legislature
this winter requesting the passage Of
county local option law In the State"
The Presbytery Of Clarion, which is
the next court Of our church, at its
meeting In Clarion, Pa, Sept. 18th and
10th, passed the following resolution:
WHEREAS, The General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian church and Synod
Of Pennsylvania have repeatedly declar-
ed that member OF the Presbyterian
church cannot engage in the sale Of
intoxicating liquors, or rent property
for saloon purpose, or 20 on liquor
dealers bonds or sign petitions for
liquor licenses and continue In good and
regular standing in the church. Be 1t
RESOLVED, That the Pres5ytery Of
Clarion require that the pastors and
sessions within the bounds Of this
Prcsbytery shall enforcs these rulings
handed down by the Assembly and
Synod; and further that each pastor In
the presbytery shall on or before the
first Sabbath in November, 1906, read
from his pulpit this resolution Of the
Presbytery Of Clarion"
The Session OF the Presby terian
church Of Reynoldsville in full sympathy
with these rulings and resolutions Of
the three highest courts OF our church,
and In accord with their ordination
VOWS, would hereby kindly call the
attention Of tue members Of the church
to these rulings and resolutions and
govern themselves accordingly.
Signed In behalf IT the Session.
A. D. MCKAY, Moderator.
VIM L. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Reynoldsville, Pa Oct. 20, 1905.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
NEW ENGLAND SAYINGS.

The still pig eats the swill.
A short horse is soon curried. =
He's got gate like pair of bars.
Sitting on the littla adge OF nothing.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
Excursion to Pittsburg

Sunday, Nov. 4th, via B., r. &
P. Ry. Special train will leave
Sykes at I. % q. m. Round trip tickets
l.5O. .&Ta IH tH
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31
LLooTTSS
For Sale on Easy Terms.

For Sale on Easy Terms.
Thirty fine residence lots for sale on
extension Of Fourth street on easy
terms, TO suit purchaser. Inquire Of
E. Neff, Reynoldsville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-31

Whom to Consult.
Be sure you are right Then consult
your wife. Then 60 ahead.-St. Louis
Republic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15
Wefmtdbtsberorebun

Gas vNrmp OF genneiiee'@ amp"
Der fpnfDoerisrten Beteranen in Stem
Orleans nil cine 8emeaung ms
lebeu rufert. oerert 8med es iein lou,
Dem Capt. 6enrp @irs, benz eberaa'
[ioen Befehlababer oeS @efanaenen.
faaers in Gnberionoiae. elm Dentmal
III ieben. Sn benz biesbeaielibeu
Belhlus beibt es, BOB Capt. Wira
lieber Iein 2eben geopfert ais benz
Bun5de ieiner nW6rber" nadaeae'
ben unb Sefferion Dauis unb anbere
Tlbrer Der GonfDoerati0n in bic trau'
riaer uno unalidlihen 8Ortomm'
niiie biueinseaoaen babe, Die Der
RUnf6oerati0n ourh oas 0altex Der
aefangenen 8unoesioloaten aufge'
srpangen ieien.
Diele grtldrung lift cine geraoe5u
sranoioie @eihihtsnerbrebung. Die
eiufnhen, ldnait ourh cine urpar'
teiiide hifturiibe SOrifung feitae'
fteuten Tatiaden oes SALES gSir3
iinb folgenbe: Sn bee Habe oer Staot
Nuoerionniae in Sumter @ountD,
@eoraia, hefano iib mabreno oes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15
gett aper go Sahreu

ihon nuroe Wrs. Binslom's Suos
thing > Syrup BON Millioner BON
Wittern beim 8abnert Der &inoer
%angemen0et. @irit Du i'm S@laFe
ourb aaS Sbreier eires 8inoe8 ge.
it6rt, oaB I'M 8abner lit uno boz
Shmersert meint2 8enn 10, lofIe
iofort cine Ttai@e nprl ,.Mrs.
Win8lDm8 Spotbina Syrup" holen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. &c tuiro
benz tleiner 2eioen6en lDfprt Hinoe.
runa peri6aHen. gerlaBt eud ba'
rauf, Wiitter. es lit teiu 8meifel
bariber. Sc BELT Diarrboe, reeu.
liert ben Waaen unb bic Nieren,
beieitiat 8ino Selit, ertueidt ben
Gaumen, uerbinoert g~ntstnouna
uno itdrtt bas ganse Spitem.
,Wtrs. WinslUtus Soothing Sprup"
fir sa6nenoe &iuoer lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Recept ifoutmt
BON einem Der beften ueibliGert
Gerste in ben Ser. Staten. &c lit
bel aIen 9rua9iften in Der aonaerl
Belt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. 8auft rtihts anoeres. aIs
Wrs. Binsloms GoDthiua Gnruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15
Gine aeftSrte Misunderstanding

Nm Sreitaa nahmittag, benz Gage
an benz Braiioent WicRinlep Dor finf
Sabren itarb, murbe oas Dentmol,
uelbes Der Staat Ohio benz 8erftur.
benen in Der 5taatsbauptfaot 60.
lumbus bat ieben laiien, entbiQt.
Das Nrrangementsfomite bate Srau
2DngmDrtb. bic 9Ddter bes 8rdit.
benton 8oulenelt, e~ingelaoen, Die
@nthIIuna gu nuusieber uro @ibter
Dap, Der fribere StaatsIetretar, Der
intinte 6reuno WcGinleb's, Buns
~oeSienatDr Daniel uno Nnbere fDus
ten bic Teitreoen halter. gs mar
cine ungebeure Menihenmenge sua
fatnmengeftr6mt, Die Weiiten aber
ruaren aniheineno nur aefUmmeri,
nm Srau 2BnguUrtb au ieben.
SbDn Dor ber gntbfiuung nouroe file
BON Der Wenae brett belGftigt uno
tonnte r,ur nit MIbe nah ibrem
Ylab auf ber Tribune for1tnen. Nls
banr Die Geier anfanaert Ioute, gab
es ur1 bic Tribune elm loldes @es
brdnge, oaB Die Grranaeure cine Ba'
nit befiirbteten uno Srau 2onguortb
baten, nod uorre 81 t0tnrner uno
fib Der Wenae su seigen. Sic tat
es, aber audi oies modte benz 9rdns
aen uno Smreien tein @noe. Wehrere
Trauen maren bereits pbnmdbtig ge-
n0roen uno es iab aara oanah aus,
als tpenn Elm furbtbares unaliiG oes
ibeben werbe. Do belhloiien ole 2eis
ter Der Teitllhteit, Die gntbiGun1
idnel uullsieben su lafien uro Die
| Heoefeier am Ibeno abaubalter.
Dies aeidab oenn AUDI, aber Die
Wenae perlief iid niht. Srau Song
north un6 ihr Wann tpnnten ihr
nur NIT Wiibe entfommen. sic
Hihteten. ~iosuiaaen, ms capitol,
mnroen aber AUDI 0a nod perfBlgt
uno f0nnten uur unter grDBen
Shmierigteiten uno nit enereiiher
Silfe Der Bolisei nber ben Rapituls
BlaB uno Die 8ruao > StraBe nod
Dem Sut(uut : 8ebdu0e tDmn1sn.
90rt nahnten iie einen Baaer uno
fubren in ibr 0Dtel.
Der ganse 8Urfau tnahte einen
iebr unanaenebmen Ginorud. Wau
bdtte i'm ldberlih nennen f6nnen.
uenn bic Sadie nibt 10 aefdbrtid
| genelea mdre unb noenn man nihi
Die @eteaenbett bdtte in Betrabt aie'
| Gen miiiien, su ber n1on suiammens
| getommen mar. SD wuroe Die
| Teier. Die sur gbrung zines Wiarts
rers a~bgebalten ueroen iOate, in ei'
rter aldermen une sualeib robeu
Weiie aeIt0rt. uno oas madte el'
men unenolih peinlDfen @iuruf, Der
AUDI iiber oas gauge gano aeflblI
nperoen miro. SIN Guslanoe Dirt
man benz 8oraane nabeau oerit6no'
nis(ps eeseniiber fteben, oa bort bel
iolden @eleaenbeiten tets cine mu'
fterhafte Drbnnng aebalten miro,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15
Ser Sebeus Mtbeut,

gs lit betannt, baB Der @orilla Die
itdrtiten 2unaen bot. Starte 9uns
gen beoeuten Itarte 9p%nftitution.
6altet be atbmunas $ Sraane aufs
redt. Wie 3auienoe bat oies audj
YRS. 8 q U. stephens, Sort
8iaiams, D.. ertannt. sic lhreibt:
rDrei 5laiden BON Or. Sings Neue
@ntoeduna beilten meinen stoeiidbris
gen 5ouiten uno oas, pas meins
Sreunoe Sbwinolud|t nannten. Das
Wittet ift ar0b tic bals' uno Gun'
genleioen. 8arantiert. Ru baben
bel Noolpb DreiB uno e. Ralteper
Il Sobn. Breis SOC uno 81. Bru'
befaihen Trei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15

Bir9ertrieges Elm 0efanQenen< 2ager
Der Ronf60erierten, oefien 8efeblsba'
ber Capt. 6enrD Wira par. Die Bez
hanoluna oer 9efanaenen Bun6es'
iolbaten in bieiem 2aQer mar cine abs
ibeulide, bic 1tb III gang gemetnen
Qudlereien iteigerte uno Die 6aupt'
ihulo oaran tug. oaB in oielem So
ger II, 1926 @eFauQene geitDrben Itnb.
NlS Der Grie9 beenoet nar uno Die
3in5elbeiten Der 2eiben betannt mur'
ben, melhe bic @efan1enen in Inoera
ionuiQe batten erouloen miiiien. ri6a
tete iih Der aQgemeine unmiqe ge=
gen Wirs unb feline Broseiiterun1
muroe fosuiagen nptmenbig. gr muir"
be bonn arieasaeridt Der @rauiam'
teit an @efangenen ibutoia befuns
ben. gun, Tuoe perurteilt unb am 10.
Nouember 1865 hingerihtet. Wor
mag beute fagen, oaB urteil iei pie(s
leidt au bart geneien, gu uneenDbns
lih fiir oas, mas Der Wann nerlnuls
bet, oantals aber ftanoen oreiBiatau'
tend e~ntfrafteter, bDblwnngiaer, bers
untergetommener Neenlhen oa, Die
unter ieiner 8rutalltdten gelitten bot,
ten, unb fhrien: Die Strafe lit nod
piel gu eering fir i'm! go etpas
beeinfluBt AUDI Die taltbliitiaIten Hths
ter. uno elm Sriegs9eriht beiteht
aemDbnlih ni@t aus faltbliitiaen
Gihtern, meniaiteus niht unter Iuls
diem Decentralization. Desbatb lit
oas iber Wir5 perbdnate gooesur'
tell, menn aud nah uniern beuttaen
&edtsbegriffen .pieIeiht au lharf,
bod ertldrlih unb en!ibulobar. 9enn
Die SbeuBlibteiten oes @efdngniiies
in NnoerionniQe iinb nidt megaus
leuanen. uno oaB @irs gum Minoes
item Nbhllfe hdtte ihaffen fDnnen. lit
ebenfaQs unbeitreitbar.
Wir3 lit alio tein Wdrtprer uno
AUDI tein 6erDs, am auerueniglten
aber 1T er Elm Opfer Der Hadin9t
feiner Gihter, bic i'm rermoroeten"
neil CT Sefferiun Daois uno Nuoere
nibt anfln9en mpute. DaB man Der
Wabrbeit auf ben gruno su tornrtert
uno gu erfabren iudte, Oh Sefferlon
Danis uno bic attoerer 5iihrer Der
8onfDoeratiDn Die abIdeulihe Be
bauolung oer @efangenen brett ar,'
befohlen bitten. lift gemiR uno aud
nur natiirlib, feiner Der 2eute aber,
Die Wira nerurteitten. bat perluht.
Dapis in Die Sadie rbineinsusieben"
uno als oies nibt aliifte. aus Wut
oariiber bas Tooesurteil iiber Wirs
ausgeiprDben.
gs lit febr gu beoauern, oaB cine
8eme9uu9 ms 9eben gerufen lit.
Wirs elm Dentmal su leber; mir moi.
len b0fen uno miniben, iaB iie su
teinem Meiultat fiibrt. 9enn elm iDl.
Dies Denfmal miiroe unierm Tatt
uno unferm biituriiGen 8erlt6nonis
niht sur @bre gereihen. Mir iino
iberbaupt Der Mniibt, lie meniger bic
grinnerung an Die MnoerlDnuiuer
gpiiUoe aufgefrilbt piro, oefto better
lit es fir ben 9uoen. Die 6inrih.
tung oea Capt. Wirs mag elm ounfler
Huntt i'm 2eben Der Union fem. Die
ShredensSeit BON Wnberfonuine lit
aber Qana beitimntt zines Der bitter.
item Bldtter in Der @eidihte Der
CONFEDERATION unb Elm Blatt, auf ons
mir bier i'm Sioen hurhauS nidt
ituls iein tDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15
Sapaa aaf sem ftillem 9seltmesr

Der Bettbemerb UNI ben Traht-
nertebr auf benz fti0en @eltmeere
piro in ben rdhiten Sabren elm Def.
tiger meroeu. Der inn lebten Stadium
nabribeinlih spiIben Der oeutIGen
Hbeoerei unb Der japanifhen gum
NustraQe fDmn1er tuiro. Der 00ro=
oeutihe 2l0bo beabitbtiat nGmliA,
auf ieiuer oitaitatiihen 4inie Ieha
tueitere 9ampfer einsuitelen uni
feline Sabrter, fir melhe ieBt 0pfo.
barta Der gnopunft lit, iber ben Ba.
cifie aussuoehnen uno Die 4inie 0ofo=
bama=5 san SranciscD au etablierer
Da Die @ngldnber auf benz Bacific
Die Segel lbon eeitrihen baben, blei.
ben Die Sapaner nit anet 9ompFer.
geieaihaften. Der NippDn 0uien
Saiiba uno Der TopD Ouien 4aiiba
Co., nelde beibe iubpentiontert 1ino,
Ferner unter ameritaniIder 5laaae
Die Bacific Woif g. g. s. uno Die
BON S. s. 6iu i'm NnibluR an bic
8reat 0ortbern 8ohn eingerihtete
Dampferlinie, iooann Die Dampfer.
9eieQihaft Der Canadian Bacific
Bahn uuo Der NorooeutIde 2(ppo
in Der &onturrens, nit Der mabr.
ibeinliben Iusiiht, oaB Die Sapaner
ben 2Dmenanteil an Dem Traht.
geihdfte ergatteru werben.
Wie Nadribten nDn Der 8acific.
&ufte beiager. ttebt cine Der iapani.
ihen Nbeoereien in unterbanoGuneen
our grtDerbuna Der .Bacific Maif
Steamibip Co." melhe auT benz fill
len 8eltmeere nit 8erLult Iehs mos
oerne Dampfer lauFen laBt, uno fols
len Die Sapaner es auBeroettl audi
auf Die g%rmerbune ber beioen QroBen
Dampfer Der @reat Nortbern 8ahn,
uDafota" uno nWinneipta" abge@
iehen baben. Die 8aeific Wail Dat
Die 6ofnuna auf oas 8uftanoetom.
men zines ameritanilden Guboen.
ti0nsaeieBes aufaeaeben. uno Die
Goulo i@e Wtiiiouri Bacific uno bic
i'm Bau b%egriffene Meitern Baciiic
tueroen lire Sradlt. nenn Die Bacific
Weaif So. in iapaniiden Belib iiber.
aebt, benz 0orobeutiden 2lobo aus
menoen. tudbreno 6arrinan bic fir
Ofaiien beitiminte Trabt Don Der
uniDn uno S0utbern Bacific Babn
mabriheinlih urter iapaniiher Stag
ae transp0rtieren laiien piro.
Die iapanilhe 6e1ierung begun.
ittgt bic Gntmidlung ibrer 6anoelss
HDtte unter beoeutenoen 0pfern uno
itrebt niht nur nah Der 6errIdaft
Der iapaniihen Stage auf ben 81.
MEN suiihen Der arneritanilhen Ba.
cifcs8tfte uno ben Dftftatiihen Sd.
fen, i0noern AUDI nad Snoien uno
ielbit nod Sioamerita (ai1en bic
tleinen braunen 2eute ihon iebt ibre
Dampfer laufen uro bebrDHen ernfts
lih Die Sbifffabrts Sntereiier Der
Wationen Der atten Welt. gS lino
in oieien iapaniIhen Dampfergeiea.
ibaften folDiiale Summen aneeleat
nno bel Dem Baternaltsmus. nelher
ourh oas iapaniibe Neeierunass
Sbitem gebt. ftebt gu erparter, oaB
feline Opfer su 9roB iinb. UNI Die
SonnerFagae auf ben Beltmeererl
our 8eltuna su bringer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-15

aaeroinas ourb bic anmenouna
siemlib meitgebenoer @emaltmits
tel. uebrtgens muB man laeeu,
baB auh bier iolhe 8orfaue lelten
ftno. @eW1bnlid hdlt oas Bublis
tum quite Oronung. pbne oaB Elm
arDBeres Buli5ei NuFgebot nDtia
miro
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gus 9alamaspp. Mif.. mi,

Gus RalamasoD, Wih., tuirb
miteeteilt: 8ehn 8erioneu, uelme
nerihieoenen Sanilien unierer Stabt
angeb0ren. lieaen in lebensaefdbrlis
der Weiie trant oarnieoer, naboem
iie uDr II Stuuoen seoDrrtes Rino.
Feilb genoifen batten. oas BON einem
unbetannten Wann feilaebpten murs
Den mar. Die iDfort einaeleitete uns
teriu6una bat ergeben, oaB oas
Sleiib uripringlib aus elmer Der
@rDBlbl6htereien oes 2anoeS fam
uno es miro an9enommen, oaB bic
uriabe Der Beraiftunaei in elmer ats
8raierpatiomittel n%ertuenoeten Tliis
iiateit beitebt, uelhe Der 9eiunobeit
aeEGhrlih mar,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
IN MIDDLETowN TO-DAY.

New Haven High School Game With
 the Hartford Team.
 To-day the New Haven high school football team will meet its old rival Hartford-in the final game for the championship of the state, The game is to decide the ownership of the Trim ity cup, for which the high schools of the state have been battling for the last six years, and will be played on the Wesleyan college field In Middletown. A large number of rooters will go with the team.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 7ake LAXATIVE PROMO Qutnine rap ets. Druggists refund money II !. fails to cure E. w. GROWS signature is on each box. 25e,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
wALL1NGFoRD OFFICIALS.
Those Whose Term of Office Expires
 This Month.

Those Whose Term of Office Expires
 This Month. The various elective officials of the borough of wallingford whose term of office expires this month, including that of water commissioner, the latter ex- piring with January 1, comprise the fol- lowing:
 warden-samuel Hodgkinson' Burgesses-Clifford w. Leavenworth and William E. Becroft.
 Clerk-W. Frank Smith Treasurer-Frederick M. Cowles. Collector-William Hodgkinson. Assessor-George H. Yale. Auditors-Herbert H. Walker, George H. Barnes.
 Bailiff-George J. White. Water commissioner-Nicholas Bridg- cit.
 Treasurer of the water fund-Freder- ick M. Cowles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
TO MEET TO-DAY
Al President Mellen,s Office

The subcommittee of the state com- mission to select memorials to Senators Joseph R. Hawley and Orville H. Platt will held meeting in this city at the office of President Mellen at Il o'clock this forenoon. The committees are made up as follows: Hawley memorial Colonel Frank w. Cheney of South Manchester, chairman, and Charles Hopkins Clark of Hartford. Platt me morlal H, Wales Lines of Meriden, chairman; pr. William J. Ford of Washington, and Charles Noel Flagg of Hartford, clerk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
AT CENTER CHURCH.

Programme for Devotional Service To-
 Morrow.
 The programme for the devotional service in Center church tomorrow aft ernoon at o'clock is as follows: Prelude-Meditation ..............
 .......,..,....... Henry Eyre Brown Responses Services in D.. Woodward Anthem-From the Recesses of a Lowly Spirit. H, Brewer solo-I Have Received Thy Mercy. ...........,............ Gustav Pressel
 w. s. Moyle.
 Choir hymn-Depths of Mercy. Weber Postlude-Postludium in F major... ..............,....... Henry Smart
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
MRS. WARREN STRICKEN.
Former New Haven Lady Overcom,
 After a Dash for Train

Former New Haven Lady Overcome
 After Dash for a Train.
 Mrs. Tracy B. Warren, of Bridgeport, vice-regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a prominent Connecticut clubWoman, was stricken seriously i'll on Wednesday afternoon at the east bound railroad station while hastening to catch a train for. Bridge port after attending the meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs in the South Norwalk Congregational church.
 Mrs, Warren had been hurryingefor a train and was quite out of breath when she reached the platform and suddenly dropped down. Dr. R. M. Wolfe was summoned and after temporary treat ment she was taken to the Hotel Cliff ford Her condition on Thursday was slightly improved,-South Norwalk Sen- tinel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
Mems Sweaters, S2.5O to $500.

A full line of Mems Sweaters with high or shaped necks; colors, blue white and Oxford grey. At $2 50 to $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
CHIEF wRINN's NEW IDEA

Chief of Police Wrinn is considering 6 change in the system of keeping po- lice records of prisoners. In place of the extensive and intricate system of bookkeeping now in vogue, the chief will likely very soon have the card sys- ter installed. This will do away with all the ponderous volumes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
FOOTBALL. RETURNS.

The returns from the Yale-Princetor football game will ereceived this aft ernoon by the Yale Alumni Weekly, the Graduate club. Qulnniplack club and al the Yale University club. The Yale ,Al' mi Weekly will bulletin the re- turns to the public.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
GOING OUT OF COMMISSION.

U. s. ship Elfrlda, assigned the Con- nectlcut naval reserves as a training vessel, Is n5w lying at Heaton's wharf, saading ashore her cutters and small oats, preparatory to going out of com mission for the winter season.
 She will remain at the dock during the winter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
ALDERMEN TO MEET.
Special Meeting Next Monday.

SpeClaI Meetlng NeAJ MOnuay
 Mayor studley has called a special meeting of the board of aldermen fur Monday night to take the place of the last regular meeting at which no bus iness was transacted.
 One of the matters that the board will take up is the offer of a library to the city by Mrs, Hoadley B. Ives.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
Mems Underwear, $1.OO.

Mons Natural Wool Underwear shirts double front and back, well-made drawers to match. At SLIGO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
REMOVING BRIDGE RAILING.
Concrete is as Hard as Rock and is
 Hard to Chip Off,

Hard to Chip Off,
 Derby, Nov 16.-The c. W, Kellogg company, of New Haven, has the con- tract for removing the two sections of the eoncrete-steel bridge railing in front of McEnerneys store. The men began taking the railing off yesterday. It took them all day to get one of the sec- tions down, and they have spent the greater part of this morning removing about one-quarter of the second section. The concrete is harder than rock, and the railing has to be taken off in small sections.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
 PAZO OINTMENT will cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- ing Piles-At all drugglsts-5O cents.