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A WEDDING.

Miss Bertha Berbert, former School Commissioner
OF Westminster County. was married at her home
at Hastngs-on-the- Hudson Thursday night to
Judah Hammond. OF White Plains. The courtship
Of the couple began two years ago. when Miss
Berbert was running for School Commissioner. Mr.
Hammond at that time aided his bride IN her cam
paigu and II was after she turned down at
the hands Of Republican politicians that he pro-
posed 10 her The couple started a trip for
Florida yesterday Mr.. Hammond is grandson or
Judge Judah Hammond. The bride Is member OF
the Women's Republican Club Of Mount Vernon
and OF The West End Womens Republican Club
~ this city She was twice elected School Commits
sioner at a salary OF 5000 a year. Only members
~ tbe two families were present al the wedding
Ovytng TO the publicity which Miss Berbert gained
in her Campaign she received seven propositions o.
rnatrfnlony One came from a rich man confined
in an insane asylum who fell in love with her from
seeing her picture In O newspaper. Miss Rerbsrt
refused them all.
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BEEeULAT SALE BRINGS s22 s23.
'O'al Tor Two Days From Embroideries, Bro.
cades and Iaces.

-Ie second days sale at the American Art CAL
- q the Benguiat collection OF ecclesiastical
.---o'.sI4es' sanctuary lamps. rich brocades and
a. o'o 4sees realized sl4O35 80. making so 623 for
sas tVo days sales. The sale. which IS conducted
= <iofnas E. Kirby. viii end this afternoon.
=, e Ignest price reached was 81 025 paid by Miss
SI@Ik Tor train or bedspread Of old Brussels
s-hHgOe lace, with horal border composed of con-
-'--as pa1sles and mayfowers The centre is
--'see OF floral ring and bouquets, and the
- IS oFnaInented with small bouquets The
ess q Dudley ' b-o+ei'S u 'ile NoUhI-
10 .eTIs slyIs Henrew hanging lamp Of silver went
p0usse ne Tor $50. II is IN two parts re-
bcrnss' WIN ten arms or wick supports Black
ts5 atso bought for 500 an old Mechlin nounce
sophie' s-als ueen the property OF the Princess
so- so -1-stJer OF George III. King of England:
potntt az s.sl Of heavily raised Venetian rose
80 consisting Of bluebells and roses
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ENRIQUE M. MUNoZ.

Enrique NJ Munoz. who died at his home NO
S29 AInsterdarn-ave-. February o. after Illness
Of six months Of the most widely known
and best liked members Of the Latin American
colony In New-York. He was son of Manuel
Munoz Castro. distinguished Venezuelan who
was consul at Havana where Mr.. nIunoz was born
sixty years ago In March
Enrique NJ Munoz the Mexican yice-Consui
here for man; years His father. who had be-
associated with the house OF J. IL CebaIlos
& Co.. induced him leave the diplomatic service
and enter the employ Of Cebanos & Co. twenty
years ago, where he was the time OF his death.
The funeral will be held at the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament. Broadway and 71st-st. at 10
q m to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
NO DANGEROUS OIL FOR CONNECTICUT
Professor Bradley, of Wesleyan University,
Asks Legislation Against It.

Derby. Conn. Feb. 2s.-Professor W. P. Bradley.
OF wesleyan University. who has been appointed
oil inspector OF Middetown as a result OF his cr,,
saoe against the sale Of highly infamnable OIL. to-
oay announced his Interpretation OF the law bear
ms hereon. pending decision in the test case
before the Superior Court Professor Bradley saws
ne VIII hold that oil is innammable when II
nashes IN covered vessel. and that none shall
De SOLO which does so at temperature less than
oegrees Fahrenheit: II Professor Bradley is
sHStaineo by The Superior Court dealers in kero-
obtain new supply as none OF the oil tastaS h ~
been found 10 conform TO this requirement. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
LITERALLY 4 RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

by Telegraph 20 The Trbunal
Richmond. Va, Feb. 23--The Rev. W. H It.
Squires. Of the Central Presbyterian Church,
Bristol last night at midnight performed mar
riage ceremony in a closed carriage while the
horses were going at top speed TO escape the
brides mother, who was pursuing. The princi-
pals were Miss Elizabeth Clark. Of Max Mead
ows. Wythe County and T. NJ Tate. an ernploys
of the commissary department OF the South and
Western Railway. Later at their hotel the girl
herself played The Wedding March" while her
mother was still on the trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
EX-CABMAN MAY MISS MILLIONS
Husband of Wealthy Brooklyn Woman, Who
Died Recently, May Not Be Heir.

That Patrick Ntzhugh, may get none of the a. oOe.-
Geo left by his wife. formerly Mrs Emma olivia
Henorlekson' is rumored about the livery stable
wheie aieHush at one time worked as cabnan.
The VIII has not yet been probated
Mrs. McHugh was the daughter Of "a vras,4b =,
Manhattan merchant and widow Of a man worth
millions Her marriage TO McHugh caused .,,r-v
"a I broohIyn society three years ago She died AZ
ram beech, Fla. last Saturday Her whole aS+.ee
may 60 70 her daughter. Mrs s. S. Roche wife or
Church. Brooklyn Hplscopal
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WILL ATTEND CARNIVAL.
The LongScorths Due in Neu-Or.
leans on Monday afternoon.
TBy Telegraph TO Tn. Tr,su,. /,

New-orleans. Feb. 23-Despite numerous changes
IN their plans. It is practically certain that
Mr. ana Mrs Longworth Will spend ar least two
days here in the carnival season.
The Southern Pacific Railroad official. war. g.,
formed this afternoon that Mr.. and Mrs Tong.
worth had made all arrangements to lake passage
on the Morgan Line steamship Prince Arthur which
Will !eaNe havana tomorrow evening aud will a.
rye mere shortly after noon on Monday
As; LohgWorth has already received invitations
70 an he caiinvai pals and will arrive here IN
time 10 attend the Rex Proteus and Conus fUnc-
ions, 90 soon as definite information is received
River parade until the Prince Arthur can ;nin IL
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ENTIRE sTgTsoN ESTATE TO FAMILY.

wealthy hat manufacturer. who died last Sunday
afternoon at his winter home in De Land. Fla
made no provisions in his VII for the university at
De Land which he founded. and which bears his
name. any Of the charities In which he was
interested The VIII. filed to-day divides his entire
estate. estimated ct 100000. among the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
SECRETARY SHAW FOR FREE ALCOHOL
FaVors Removal Of Internal Revenue Tax
On Denaturized Product.

Washington. Feb. 2s.-secrets-y Shaw went on
record to-day as being strongly In favor of the
proposed legislation TO remove all internal revenue
tax from grain alcohol rendered unfit for drinking
purposes for use in arts and industries
AT the end OF a statement he made to the Houss
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means concerning pro-
posed changes in the administration of customs
avs MI. Shaw said that he might not appear be-
tore IL again soon, and desired 10 say he was in
favor OF the alcohol movement 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived from Liver
pool yesterday on the Cedric were;
p r Collier. Colonel Willard Hunsiker.
MI. and Theodore T. Mr.. and Mrs a ID. Loney.
Dredgs. Eugene v h mayer.
The Earl Caithness William Winchester.
Allen Philip HILL
the ST. Paul are:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Barbour. Marshall Halstead-
Mrs Z. Frank Brewster w h NJ Morgan
A Garfield DR.. John A Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs J. b Church Miss NJ n. Hazard
The ICELAND viii sail to-day for Antwerp with
the following passengers:
M Ml;r and Mrs Edwin dauter' q k sdts
Mr. Mtiia and Mrs e~e A J. Par Dr. Anos B. cOncid.
rnentier.
Passengers who have booked passage on the
Graf WaIdersee which sails to-day for Hamburg.
are:
Mr. and MIRA Adolph Alt-lF c. Crawford
man. Mr. and Mrs. Edison y. GAL
Iohn " Baird laudes
Mr. and Sls C C Gun T. D. whistler.
ningham-
Travellers who will embark to-day for Naples
on the Barbarossa are:
Mt ana Mrs f I. Dennis f. g. southwcrth.
Dir. and Mrs. Graham Jones Edwin . ToSnsend
Mr. and Mrs. LAndey Muir Mr. and Mrs Peter I1eFney'
ray IT.
The cabin list OF the Unbria. which sails to-day
for Liverpool. includes:
Walter Allingham The Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
Mrs Elsie Fawcett Kirschb2um
J. II. K Isherwood- Arthur 7. shan1
Alss L j. Aluay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24

~e'sA' ~ {. Feb. "a special from Ashe-
- =, G, says that the grand jury OF the
s-'ea states District Court to-day returned an
s s-le' true biz against Congressman Blackburn.
r~fiig Aln with practising before the Treasury
Dsi'alent IN violation Of the federal law. The
5-,oIaent to-day contains two counts and charges
n :. tSlecEburn appeared before the department
Is, interest OF ". r. Kfyder IN May, 1905. and
~ means OF persuasion. representations and
W. writing. he obtained ! compromise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
MRS. zEIsLER IMPROVING.

Henry Wolfsohn. manager for Mrs. Fannie
Observation-Disclosures. the pianist. has received word
from Chicago that she is rapidly recovering her
health. The reports that Mrs. Zeiser Is in danger
Of losing her eyesight are declared TO be untrue
she VIII start from Chicago to-day for a Southern
resort. MRS ZelSler VIII resume her concert work
next winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
W. K. VANDERBILT DETAINED.
Motor Car Accident In Italy, In Which a
Boy Was injured.

Florence. Feb. 23.-W. K Vanderbilt is de-
tanned at Pontedera- a town Of $4,000 inhab-
itants. on the road TO Pisa, having had an auto
mobile accident In the street by which a boy
was injured The boy Is not seriously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24

the solo singer and instrumentalist who provides
the variety In concert schemes that audiences stil
crave This has been demonstrated in Nsy-York
this season. II the successor OF Mr. Gericks who
earned every cent OF his salary. is to be a high
priced star" days like those OF Mr. Higgiusou's
early trials viii return that generous and artistic
minded gentleman. H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
HOWARD HEIRS RECEIVE DRAFTS

by Telegraph The Tribunal
Allentown. Penn, Feb. 23.-Dsafts for $500 each
arrived this afternoon for the children of the
late John Howard, living here. This Is the first
insatlment Of their share OF the estate Of their
uncle Joseph Patrick Howard. born in Dublin Ire
land. who emigrated to Australia and was twice
Mayor of Melbourne. Mr.. Howard died two years
ago. His estate is estimated at upward Of ssO0 900
The heirs here who did not know Of their rich
uncle viii bet one-quarter OF his estate.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE q
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CEMETERIES
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

readily accessible BY Harlem trains Grand csr-
tral Station Webster and Jerome Aveue troisys ana
by carriage Lots S125 Teephons ASS Gramsrcy
for Book OF Views representative.
ONCE. 20 East 23rd St, n 2. City.
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AWARD FOR LA BouReocNg LOSS

s II-lea States Circuit Court % Appeals handed
- q opinion yesterday sustaining the awards
n. - 70 me news OF several passengers lost when
se French liner La Bourgogne sank. as or,ei,a1,,,
sv-,.sso ~ the United States District Court The
a. were chiefly FOR the personal effects. Jew
cunning OF the passengers and amount IN
80 aggregate 10 about SO G00.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS ArTHE HOTELS

oALBEMARLE-M Marshall Halstead United States
consul at birmingham, England; the Earl of
GSS Sab t,o 4Gn eS4 FIFTH AEENUBJ A
Washington. ST REGIS-Jamison Handy chi,
Gago WALDoRF-ASTORIA-E Mayhem,
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BARGER-MoRGAN-on Friday, February IS ct erase
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Robert W. Leonard. 70 Milton S. Bsrser.
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with full name and address,
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Louis Charles Alfred de Musset was born In
Paris in 1910 and died there in 1857. He was
elected 10 the French Academy in 1852
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4 STATUE 10 ALEREn nE MIlssr

Paris, Feb. pa statue In honor Of Alfre6 lie
Musset was unveiled here to-day. 1t faces the
Conedie Francaise, and represents the Muses. in
spring the poet
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,o..i oesciaI Reeord-The following Official record
- a.. weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
--s Coz ~. last tweaty-four hours. in comparison
Win The corresponding date CT last year,


II,zhes Temperature yesterday 40 degrees lowest 90
49, average corresponding date OF last year
az average for corresponding rate OF last TWENTY-FIVE
Local forecast: increasing elouGness ana warmer
day; rain and colder Sundays Light 70 IRISH s0oin1|
Winds. bscoznlnS vsIiS5la
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In 5zenorfam.

HADLEY REV. SAMUEL IA Memorial Service
will Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon February = at o'clock Addresses
made by Rev. J. Ross Stevenson D. D.. Rsv.
Donald Sage Mackay. D D., Hon. N. Linn Bruce Rsv.
Wesley Johnston, D. D. Mr. J. Willis Baer and orhers
testimonies from Of the Water Mis-
sion and Wesley Hall public are cordially
invited. JOHN s. HUYLER b DE T. CURT1SS and
WALTER NJ SMITH. COMMITTEES Board o< Trustees
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oficiaI Record and Observation-Disclosures Feb. g.
Conditions generally unsettled except In the Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States with cloudy weather rule
There have local hunderstorms in Missouri Kansas
n5 Arkansas showers Illinois Indiana. and
ana rains west of the Rocky Mountains Temperatures
haze risen considerably in the lower lake region. the
Obi Valley ana portions OF the Dakoas. and have fallen
IN the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
the Southwest.
bere win be showers Saturday in tho Ohio upper
Mississippi valleys the lower Lake and southern
ft. region and the portion the Middle Atlantic
c.,es extending Saturday night Sunday through
Atlantic States and New-Englsnd-
pains and snows will also continue the northern
ateau and the Northern Pacific States The weather Will
10 fiT saturday and Sunday in the South the Southwest
and extreme Central West ana TAR sunday In the central
.-tfrest accompanied by much lower temperatures viii
probably Lover eInperatures saturday slope region
s central ya e%sr sn aas regoR and ths Md6is Aano
States ,s along the New-England will be fresh
@ - south on the Middle Atlantic coast. fresh south
on the o. Fsst Gulf coast light fresh. becoming
sunday: he YES, G Gs e s 10 noTthwest 70
departing satgraay 5o WIFI eenspsa Ii Sr
weather 10 the Grand BaIks.
. 20, speciaI LocaIities.-For the District OF
c.,.-.t1s MARYLAND Delaware and New-Jersey fair
.r today: showers and colder st night OF Sunday;
- :. .sb winds mostly south.
light to Essen irssa Increasing sioganess and
warmer to-day followed Z. ran I'M ~ ., sesb so, D5s
becoming variable ew-Yorf increasing olOudnsss and
For followed by rain In western portion; sun
osv rain and colder: light I" iisNh sO1'N ' O1''-s
variable - ,.,- u-srrner to-da-. Sunday. rain
S IN western portion; fresh east 10 souh "ih0s' be-
coming variable. ,.,,3a rain today. Sunday fair
Fof NestsH ..ovv rear Lake Erie. variable winds
- western Nsu-YOrk rain to-GhS "4A4s' az eaSS4
Id sainday rain snow ana colder
Veal ofacfaI Reeord.-The following oneAl record
= J-.s+bsr Bureau shows the changes In the TEN
O. 81. last tweaty-four hours. in comparison
Nth the corresponding date CT lest year
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Among the passengers who arrived from Liver
pool yesterday on the Cedric were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24

THIS pastor, session and church have borne the
heaviest affiicton. forced upon in the last two
years We have not taken this step of withdraw
ing from the Presbytery of New-York IN haste or
anger but only as necessary for the highest inter
ests OF this church. We have peace. harmony and
quiet within this church. and not wishing to be
In trouble any longer the church has quietly with
drawn from the Presbytery Of New-York. TO do IT'S
work in peace.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23
ANNUAL BANQUET OF MEMBERS OF
THE LITCHFIELD COUNTY BAR.

The annual banquet of the members
of the Litchfield County Bar took place
on Friday morning at the Hotel Win
chester, Winsted. Judge James Hunt
ington Of Woodbury., president Of the
f. NJ. Williams, John F. Adds and
Attorney Williams Of New Haven,
Judge Ralph Wheeler, States Attorney
Warner of Salisbury, State Referee
Elmer e. P. Roberts and Editor
George @. Woodruff Of Litchfield and
Sheriff Middlebrooks of Winsted were
among the speakers.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23
ALBERT 8. HILL.

Albert s. Hill of Worthwhile, a prom.
'inent citizen OF the town, died on Mon
day, aged 81 years, four months and IL
days. He had held the Office of first
Selectman for many years and was q
man highly respected for his integrity.
he had held the position of Worship
full Master Of st Peters lodge, f. & A.
M, and made Masons of men of the
age Of Hon Nicholas Staub and David
Soule. A wife and one son, Horace
Hill, Of Bridgewater, survive him. A
and daughter, Mrs Jarvis Wheaton,
died November Is, 1908. The funeral
took place on Wednesday, Rev J. f.
Plumb officiating.
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW ENGLAND
HOUSE.
George III. Young, A. f. Collins,
John A. Dewey, Edward Ehrbor, J.
NJ. Dennis, Fred Naumann, Gus Ross,
r. e. Leighton, M. r. Jowett, Jr., f.
J. Burden, New York.
Charles p. Bentley, Stephen G.
Beach, George Ackley, E. J. Emmons'
New Milford.
G. A. Gibson, r. B. Alden, R. e.
Graham, II: S. Savage, E. B. Wild, J.
w. Wood, Boston, Mass.
W. A. AVOASAS A0CAO0 ~. ~
e. II. Williams, E. B. Williams, M
o. Dryer, E. S. Willett, Brldgeport.
S. 81. Smith, e. L. Farnsworth, An
ma E. PRESCOTT, New Haven.
Mrs @. L. Hickox, Jr., Washington.
Gideon II. WEIGH, TorringtOn.
Fred r. Lane, Kent.
Mr. and Mrs B. G. Humphrey, New
Preston.
e. NJ. White, G. E. Taylor, Danbury
f. M. Hall, E. s. Archer, F. Wilson
Rogers, Hartford.
Robert E. Gillian, Russell Blake,
LIE Roy Carleton, A. J. MOrtel, of the
Lyman III. Howe Co.
"a. J. Oliver, Newark, N. ].
L. B. Tompkins, New Rochelle, N.
Y.
G. F. WEIGH, John E. Sewell, E. H
Blanchard, Waterbury.
John T. Withers, Jersey City, N. J
T. G. Rockwell, New Canaan.
n. 81. Hammond, Syracuse, N. Y.
Charles Weiss, New Hampshire.
w. A. Smith, Philadelphia, Pa.
L. J. Nickerson, West Cornwall.
M. Bergman, Baltimore, Md.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23
sOULE VS.. BORELLI.

The case Of Soule VS.. Borelli, to test
the validity of mechanics lien, will
be resumed before Judge Ralph
Wheeler, Monday, in the Superior
court. Attorneys Donald T. Warner
and Frank Marsh appear for Soule,
and Attorneys John F. Adds and L.
J. Nickerson appear for Borelli and
Bennett.
The stock of winter blankets, robes
and harnesses at Frank Evitts'i is such
as to compel the admiration OF all who
inspect them. An early call at Mr.
Evitts' store will pay intending pur-
chasers.
Farmers speak highly of the Secur-
ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells it
and recommends it highly for horses.
Miss Isabel Hoyt of Danbury spent
with Miss Irma Cassidy of South Main
street.
DR. B. E. Bostwick and Marcus and
Merritt Merwin attended the Yale
Princeton football game at Princeton
on Saturday.
Mrs Hiram johnson and children are
spending few weeks with Mrs john
sons mother, Mr. Logan, in New York
State.
| OcOTSc VdTuoT has LuOVeu lnUO Uuc
house on Elm street recently vacated
by Randolph Hill.
Conductor w. j. Warner resumed
his duties, Monday, on the New Mil
ford special, after being laid by from
work for three weeks.
Alvah Bailey, cashier at the freight
depot, is on the sick list. Leonard j.
Stack assisted with the work there,
last week.
Myron Patchen returned from the
Danb~ry hospital, Saturday night,
materially improved in health.
A regular meeting Of New Milford
lodge, No. 292, N. E. o. p, will be
held on Monday evening, the Goth.
Good Shepherd lodge, No. IS, I. o. O.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23
F., will confer the initiatory degree
Thursday evening, December 6.
SOCIAL DANCE.

A social dance will be given at Ny
gatt's hall, Thanksgiving night, No
vember 20, by the Imperial club. The
gentlemen will furnish the music and
the ladies the refreshments. The
s. P. Canfield, -. Dolan, B. p. o.
borne, F. E. Soule, w. Erwin and 81.
S. Lee
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23

NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.
Service will be held, Thanksgiving
day morning at 10 O'Clock, with preach
ing by the rector, Rev ]. f. Plumb.
The annual supper and sale of st
Johns Guild will be held, Thursday
evening, December 6, at st John 3 par
ish house.