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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Students of natural history are
eagerly looking forward to President
Roosevelth Forthcoming hreatise on
The Bear That Wasn't Borne"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

"womans skirts are to be shorter
this fall and winter says the Chi
cago Tribune, So. however Will father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Doubtless John Temple Graves. hav-
ing secured the edltorshtp of the New
York American, will hereafter confine
himself to nominating William Ran
dolph Hearst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
MERELY JOKING.

Texas turns out lot OF pumpkin
pie-faced people also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

One lady visitor to the great lpis.
copal Convention reports having heard
n mouse one night in her hotel room,
Though somewhat perturbed by the
Intrusion. as is natural with every
true lady. SHE afterwards readily con.
ceded that the Richmond nice are the
gentlest sunvest and most considerate
mice IT has ever been her good fortune
to meet 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Professor Haupt declares that Solo.
mon did not write those songs, and
thus opens the way TO endless contro-
versy as to who did. Luckily. how
ever, the statute of limitations will
decisively bar George M. Cohan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Consistent Lazlness.
a Ionr-stau,llnr Account Settled.

Ny Dear sir-Revense is sweet. Years
ago your father stuck my father in a horse
trade and when you come to critically eS-
anime the automobile which sold YOU to-
day YOU Will realize that the old account
has been settled. with interest. Yours tru-
ly. MY FATHERS SoN-Brooklyn Life. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Modest Request.

sandy Pikes-Lady. could yer help a
poor man dat has just found Sample
package of indigestion tablets!
Lady-How can I help YOU?
Sandy P!kes-Why. you can give me a
rood solid meal of rich foods, SO can get
the indigestion and try do tablets,-Chi.
cago News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Took 1t to Himself.
Miss Brite-Well. believe I'm RID OF
Mr.. Staylatc at last -
Miss Ascum--The idea! Ho" oiu you
manage 1t?
Miss Eritc-whle he was calling upon
me last night remarked that . al NAM -
some men are conceited bores." then he
said: IT can take a hint rs we'll as the
next one" and ect.-Philadephia Press
Consistent I.aziness.
Kind Mrs. grown-Herc. my poor man.
take this shilling; 1t may help you to ind
work.
Bill observation-disclosures you. kindly. lady.
just put It In me weskit pocket, VIII yer,
mum ?-Phlladelphia Inquirer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Liked His Straight.
One Enough.

Tn glad love you. glad that l
Adore your laces, ribbons, pins.
Your little curls your laughing eye
That checks u quarrel ere 7 begins.
Ana yet when bills begin to hy,-
Nine spreads two dances. palanquins.
Three hundred dollars! Really
Am rather glad you are not twins!
Harvard Lampoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

AS to that s2o.ooo,ooo which some
body borrowed from the Standard OIL
and forgot to return, we know one
man who Ia positively innocent. OF
course, until the facts come out this
leaves 100000 OF our population
under more or legs pointed suspicion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
no -0Pposll Mn. nooT.

Mr., Writ DUNLAP Come. Out III, n Can-
,lidate In montgomery,
[Specal to II he ,rimea-p tspntclr,l
Y BI.ACKsBURG VA, October 2o--
considerable Interest was added to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Ruthless science is mixing deeper
and deeper inroads into mans diet.
Now a Kentucky doctor is quoted as
saying that gum shoes are highly In.
furious to the health without a single
concession about boiling
them to kill the germs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

BY riirea-D!spatch Carrier Delivery Ser
vice in Richmond tand suburbs). Manche'.
t.s and Petersburg
One Week. one Year.
Daily with Sunday. ....14 cents $3.50
Daily without sunday. 40 cents 400
Sunday only ... s cents 23o
yearly subscriptions payable in advanceo
Entered January %. 1908. Mt Richmond
Va. rs second.class matter, under act OF
Congress OF March 3, 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

HOW TO CALL TrMEs-plspArcu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

BY MAIL. One Six Three One
POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Mos. Mo
Daily with Sunday. 5000 $500 s1.5o 90
Daily without sunday 400 900 100 .a5
Sunday edition only. 200 100 80 rs
Weekly twednesday). loo so IS !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Oh, dim,ys 19ispotrb


Business Office ......t..o1s q. Main street
Warrington Bureau. 1867 Munsey BUILDING
Manchester Bureau .......i1o2 Hull Street.
Petersburg Bureau ..... 40 N. Sycamore st.
1ynchburg Bureau ..........215 Eighth st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Recommendlns a Cashier.

IttCOIuHCUUIUS
Good man. eh?''
Honest as the. day IS long"
But this is to be night bank."-
Washington Herald.
Liked His Straight.
Her-Aren't you crazy about Tintorettos?
Him-No don't care for any of those
fancy drinks-Cleveland Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Chrysa the iii Ten.


The chrysanthemu1n tea given
Thursday evening by Miss Grace
Rohleder in her home in Highland
Park for the benefit OF tho Girls
Chapter of Ascension Chapel was a
complete success. Tho rooms We're
beautifully decorated in ferns and
chrysanthcmuns. while the young
ladies masked as chrysanthemums,
and the Japanese serving maids added
plcturesqueness to the scene, Miss
Rohieder makes charming hostess,
aud was very gracefully assisted BY
the ladies of the chapel One OF the
most delightful features OF the even
ing was the reading or Miss Marie y.
Lcahey, who Is We'll known to Rich
mond audiences. Special mention Is
also due the songs OF Mr.. Pierce Brent,
Mr.. l.. Burke Slaughter and MI. At
wood Lewis, Which were very much
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Dinner Party at camcron Hull.

Mrs. Ella Cameron and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen Gold Cameron, enter
tanned quite a number Of friends Ut
delightful dinnes party given Wcd-
nesday evening at their beautiful
home Cameron Hail. Goshen, Va.
In honor OF their guest, Mrs. chanly
COPELAND Little. of Hlchmond.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Henry l.. Farmer and Miss D,
Otoy Farmer. or New York. formerly
of Richmond, are In the city for Q few.
days at No. sos East Grace street.
MISS Farmer. who ~ known here as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
There's a Reason

Read the little book THE ROAD -
WellYille' In pkgs. .3l 4. 81
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01
attinna til aSskilna0ar.

Eftir fr6ttum Peim a0 d@ma, er borist
hafa vestur hingao at fnndi Peim, er andsteo.
ingaAokkar stj6rnarinnar q lslandi h6ldu a
.pingv0llum 20. jdnf, hafa peir nj teki0 a
stefnuskra sfna akvnoi um fullan aoskilna6.
Kr0fur Peirra fara fran a, az island VERDI 1 al
frjalsu sambandi vi0 Danm0rku, en- hai kon-
ung Dana yfr ser a0 ems az nafni, og pa
samninga villa Peir gera v10 konung, az Is
lendingar megi segja honum upp hollustu
ner sem Peim by0ur svo vio ao horfa.
En- faist Petta ekki, pa heimta Peir fullan a0-
skilna0. Her er pa fyrst greinilegur munur
oroinn a stefnu St 6rnmalafokkanna, og ma
Pvi v@nta a0 eitthvao gerist s0gulegt / vi0ur-
ureign PETRA a0ur langt flour.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01
Ny Box.

Lio6maeli eftir KrisVdn J6nsson. Utgefandi:
BJ0RN B.. J6NssoN, Minneota, Mimi. (Prent-
40 hefr) S. TIL. Westdal, Washington, D. c.,
1907.
1 lj00ab6k Pessa er safna0 drvaIslj60um
skaldsins og m0rgu Pvi slept, sem prenta0
var 1 hinum fyrri dtgafum. I'm Pao geta ORD
ia nokkuo skiftar skooanir, hvort ekki vanti
her sum kvmoi, sem mettu vera / Pessu safni
svo vel fari a. Two kveei cru par, sem cru
ekki / hinum fyrri dtgafum Attain VIC lj6oa-
safnio er ritger0 um skaldio eftir dt%gefandann;
vel samin og fj0rlega rituo Iysinga skaldinu,
en- ekki @fsaga; og I stuttum formula skyrir
dtg. fra Pvf hversvegna ham haf / PAD RAD
list az gefa 1T Petta lj60asafn o. S. frv.
Letur og pappfr er pryoilega vandao,
og gnti varla vandaora verio / box. sem ekki
matti vera of dyr til a0 veroa alPyou eign.
Misletranir cru nokkrar 1 b6kinn, en- p6
fur0anlega fAar, eff tillit er teki0 til PETRA err
foleika, sem a PVT cru, ao STA um premium a
box i m0rg hundruo milna fjarlago.
%fslendingar hafa j~afnan haft miklar m@t-
ur a kvae0um Kristjans J6nssonar, % ma PVT
etla az peir TAXI pessari ntgafu tveim h0nd.
um ems og hinum fyrri. Hun a Pao %fyl]ilega
skilio.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

stendur cru Per farnar az dreldast; folk vir5-
ist vera fullmett or0i0 af Pvf g6og@ti, e6a
Preytt a vo%nbrigg0um fyrirheitanna um hugio
tilvonandi. En- hver veit nema nj retist svo
dr, a6 menn geti fario me0 svo miklum hra0a
a sj6 og landi, az l0ngun mamma til az Hjdga
/ loftinu VERDI az mestu leyti fulln@gt.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01
kaupendur

,,VfNLANDs:: + Selkirk borgi blaoio til herra
Bj0rns Bensonar.
t Winnipeg er Fri0rik Bjarnason inn.
k0llunarma0ur ,~,ViNLANDs".
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

Brennan og hefr a0ur getio ser al]mikinn
or0stfr fyrir u%ppg0tvanir. Ham hefr synt, 1
vi0urvist hins konunglega brezka vfsindafe-
|ags, smavagn er fer fl jdgandi fer0 eftir elm
teinungsbraut og fer ymsa kr6ka an Pess a0
missa jafnv@gi e0a haggast HID minsta. Vagn
Pessi rennur a h j6lum, sem cru hvert aftur at
06ru / beinni stefnu undir honum mi6ium.
En- jafnvagi er haldi6 me0 tveim gyroskop-
hj6lum*), sem mega vera hvar sem hentast
Pykir rdmsins vegna a0 hafa pau a vagninum.
Gyrosk6p-hj6lin ver0a az vera dr g66u stall,
meo Pungri umgj0ro. 0ldungis kastlaus og
fest a 0xuI, sem er %jafnPungur til beggja
enda svo 40 miodepi]l Pingdarinnar samsvari
nakv@mlega mi0depli hj6lsins og 0%xu]sins.
Baoir 0xulendarnir cru ~broddmynda0ir og
leika li6ugir 1 samsvarandi broddf0rum imam
1 6sveig janlegri umgi0r0, sem bj6li0 er /, en-
snertir Pao hvergi annars staoar. pegar hj6l
Petta snyst med miklum hraoa (um 1000
sndninga a mindtu) pa hetr aodrattaraa jar0-
ar (eoa Pyngd) engin abrif a jafnv@gi Pess, og
PAD hreyfst ekki dr Peim stellingum, sem PAD
er sett :, nema me6 Pvf mott az snuningshra0i
Pess mink UNI of. pess konar hj6lum heir
Brennan komi0 fyrir a vagni sinum og pau
halda honum t j%afnvagi,en standa i engu sam
bandi vi6 vel pa, er knyr vagninn afram, og
sndast me0 sama hra0a Pc vagninn standi kyr
og halda honum pa I jafnv@gi engu sf0ur.
Brautir fyrir Pessa vagina hlj6ta ao kosta
miklu minna en- Par jarnbrautir, sem MI cru,
P6 P@r VERDI a0 vera engu 6traustari; PVT ao
vio Pennan dtbdna0 Pyngi asst vagnarnir en-
l6ttast ekki; EN- ndningsm6tsta0 "a er par miklu
mimi en- a tv0faldri braut, og Pess vegna
ver0ur miki0 af PVT aai spara0, sem MI ey0-
list til Pess a0 knvja lestir afram gegn Peir1i
m6tst0ou. Brennan gerir ra0 fyrir, ao Prioj-
ung Pess aas, sem Parf MI a jarnbrautum ,megi
spara me0 Pessari a0fer0, enda P6tt fari0 Sc
me0 Priojungi meiri hra0a. DAD yrou mikl-
ar umbetur; og meiru en- Pessu he6r hann
enn ekki CERT RAD fyrir. En- ut at Pessu efni
hafa fr6ttabl0oin orkt feikilegar kynjas0gur.
bJzkur v6lfreoingur t Hamborg haf6i
fundi0 upp a PVT, ARID sem lei0, 40 nota gyro-
sk6p a skipi til a6 TAXA af Pvi veltu. Hugoi
ham a0 PAD yr0i hi0 beta ra0 til az varna
sj6s6,t, og vi0 fyrstu tilraun var miki6 lati0
yfr PVT, hive st00ugt PAD skip hef0i veri0 t
%rasinni, P6 engar s0gur fari af Pvi, hvort far
Pegar half kent sj6s6ttar e6a ekki. En- Pessi
%tilraun vakti pa hugmynd hja Brennan, ao
me0 svipa0ri a6fer0 metti halda vagnif jain
vagi a einf0ldu jarnbrautarspori.
ST. var tioin az loftfaras0gur voru al
gengustu @6ntyrin at Pessu tagi, en- nj sem
~ Gyrosk6pinn var uppg6tvaour fyrir 100 ar
um a Frakklandi eoa pj6overjalandi, en- varo fyrst
alkunnur um mioja 10. old, pegar Hmm franski Wis
indamaour M, Leon Foucault notaoi ham til ao
syna og sauna az j0roin sndist UNI m0ndul sim.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

l0ngu fr@gur hugvitsmaour), CERT ti]raun til
al raoa bot a PVT, og ST tilraun leGr hepnast
vel. Ham smi0aoi skip og festi a hli0ar pess
Punnar stalpl0tur a r0nd, sem liggja
Jarrett ut fra skipinu en- ballast aftur MO PVT
ni0ur a vic svo a0 Par mynda skahalIa 0eti i
vatninu, sem leita upp a vic pegar skipi0 fer
afram. Me0 PVT mott lyftist skipi0 upp dr
%vatninu Pvi meira sem hra0inn err meiri. unz
efstu skaboroin cru alvey komin upp dr vain
inu og skipi0 fer az mestu leyt ofansja
pa ver6ur fyrirstaoa vatnsins svo It'll a0 pa0
getur fario me0 miklu meiri hraoa en- 0nnur
skip, og ekki Parf meira aa til 40 knyjja pa0
afram a fullri fer0 en- koma PVT fyrst Il sta0.
Uppg0t7un pessi er ekki ny. Enska
stj6rnin let gera tilraunir 1 pa att fyrir ttep-
UNI so arum og sloan hafa bnoi FrAkkar og
Bandamenn reynt a0 fullkomna Per tiIraunir
OK peim var0 mikio agengt, en- pc ekki n6g
til Pess a0 nytilegt Patti. En- Hewitt t0kst
az fullkomna svo tilraunir Pessar, ao ]iklegt
er, az hafskip VERDI imam skamms smf0u0
me0 Pvf ]agi, er ham helir fuudio. Tilrauna-
OdCU1 uduO " ~ ulllu Il Ai.SU Gil l1toll
hraoi eimskipa he6r til pessa verio UNI 30 mil
ur q kl.st. Oar munar miklu, en- DO er meira
UNI PAD vert, hive mikio aa ma spara me0 hinni
nyju a0fer0.
En- fr6ttabl06 vor reoa MI NEST um pa0,
er pau segja fra Pessari uppg0tvuo, hver u?d.
ur PAD VERDI 40 sigla a hinum nyju skipum, er
fjdgi ofansjavar og v@ti 40 ems kj0l sim a
0ldutoppum, og pau fullyroa PAD, 40 pa VERDI
sight a einum s6larhring fra New York til
Englands og eff til will a einni n6ttu.
Onnur uppg0tvunin er sd. az breyta
megi jarnbrautum % jarnbrautalestum ,svo az
par VERDI fari0 me0 miklu meiri hra0a og
kostnaoar minna en- hinga0 til. Aoalatri6io
1 Peirri uppg0tvun er PAD, 40 nota e%1nfalt
spor a jarnbrautum t stao Pess, sem ia er tv0-
Margaf tilraunir hafa a0ur veri0 ger0ar / pa
att, og fyrir rdml. prem arum hafoi enskur
hugvitsma0ur fundi0 aofer0 til pess. Ham
lag6i einfalda braut um alta fet 4 hn0 og
smf0aoi vagina, sem tengdir voru tveir samhli0a
sim hvoru meginn vio brautina og runnu q
hj6lum er par voru MILL Peirra. peim var
komio par fyrir likt og kIyfjum a hesti, og
gatu fari6 med miklum hra0a Pvf nnr hrist-
ingslaust. En- allur Pessi dtbdna0ur var engu
kostnaoarminni en- vanalegar jarnbrautir cru,
Pess vegna vildu mem ekki sinna PVT frek-
ara. En- MI berst, sd fregn al ungur VEL
fr@6ingur 1 Baltimore, sem heitir Howard H.
Tunis, half fundi0 nyja a0fero til az nota elm
teinungsbrautir, og af Pvi ganga miklar s0g-
ur, en- aofer0 hans hefr enginn ]yst; ham
kvao ha]da henni leyndri. En- UNI AMMAN
mann er PAD kunnuggt, ao hann hefir a Pessu
Ari CERT tilraunir til az leysa Petta verkefni
&c b.,olrro o~ ro:11or 1sl1,r 49,, al "A L1.,.,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

y Gy%rosk6pinn var uppg0tva0ur fyrir 100 ar
um a T rakklandi eoa pj6overjalandi, en- varo fyrst
alkunnur um mioja 10. old, pegar him franski Wis
indamaour M. Leon Foucault notaoi ham til az
syna og sauna az j0roin sndist um m0ndul sim.
Nj er gy%rosk6pinn oroinn algengt leikfang her i
landi og VIDA / Norouralfunni.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
TIE NEW SCH0GL BUILDING
STRUCTURE OF 25 ROOMS
Plans for the Auditorium Other Buildings Soon
 to be Erected.

Brown and Von Beren. architects of this city, will, by the middle of next week, call for estimates on a twenty five room school building to be erect ed on Greene street, opposite Woos- ter place.
 The plans cover what is to be one of the most completely equipped grammar schools in the city, including twenty class rooms, three recitation rooms, an assembly hall in line with the recent suggestions of the civic society, with capacity of 700, and swimming pool 14X24 feet in size
 Placeis also made for classes in do- mestic science and manual training.
 Nineteen of the class rooms have seats for fifty children each, and the other have a capacity of 100, for the children of the eighth grade.
 One of these rooms will be reserved for the kindergarten, which is includ- ed in the schools work.
 Bids areto be in by October 25. The specifications call for two bids one for the usual red brick, of which most of the building is to be constructed and an additional bid for light colored pressed brick for the front of the edl- flee.
 The firm of Brown and Won Beren is also the architect for the new edifice construction at Dixwell avenue and Charles street.
 This structure is to he built of red brick with light limestone trimmings. It comprises the church proper, with a seating capacity of 500 and a basement to be used as Sunday school and chapel room.
 Across the rear of the main room Is a gallery which considerably increases the seating capacity, while the struc- ture Is surmounted by a bell tower of good proportions. Stained glass win dows are to be installed, and the build ing will be heated by steam. A thirty-horse stable just completed under plans drawn by Sperry and Sell CTS, architects and mill engineers, for the use of w. F. Gilbert Co.,, and own 1 ed by James A. Hamilton, is the first reinforced concrete building to be erect | ed in New Haven. This method of con struction has advantages as regards proof against fire, strength and durabil. | ity, not found in any other method Messrs sperry and Sellers are using concrete to great extent in theil work, notably in the Highway bridge at Terryville and the Corbin Cabinet l Lock Co.'S plant at New Britain, fol whom they are erecting an additional | i've story building
 | Preliminary plans have been submit
 ted to the city by Allen and Williams for the new county home, but nothing will be done in regard to announcing | specifications or seeking bids for sev.
 eral weeks, that is until the plans arc
 completed and approved by the author.
 tiles.
 A large addition Is being constructed
 upon the house at 24 Hudson street
 plans for twelve room two story ten. ement having been completed recently by Architect Charles D. Joy In hi;
 charge are also the plans for foul room addition to the home of s. Agam bora on Hudson street, and those of thu interior of the enlarged Journal ant Courier plant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
BALANCING THE AERoPLANE

An aeroplane may be defined as a surface propelled horizontally in such a manner that the resulting pressure of air from beneath prevents It's fall ing. A balloon can remain stationary , over a given spot in a calm, but an aeroplane must be kept in motion if it is to remain in the air. Such a plane literally runs on the air like skater gliding over thin ice. The most fa- miliar example of an aeroplane Is the kite of our boyhood days. We all remember how we kept it aloft even in a light breeze by running with 1t against the wind. Substitute the pull of a propeller for the cord, and the aeroplane flying machine Is created. If this were all, the problem of arti- ficial flight would have been solved long ago. There remains the su- premely difficult art of balancing the plane so that 1t will skate on an even keel. Even birds find 1t hard to main- tain this stability. In the constant ef- fort to steady himself hawk sWays from side to side as he scars, like an acrobat on a tight rope. Occasionally a bird will catch the wind on the top of his wing, with the result that he will capsize and fall some distance before he recover himself If the living aero- planes of nature find the feat of bal ancing so difficult, is it any wonder that men have been killed in endeavor. ing to discover their secret?
 If you have ever sailed canoe you will readily understand what this task of balancing an aeroplane really means. LAS the pressure of the wind or your sail heels your canoe over, yol
 must climb out on the outrigger fa enough for your weight to counterbal.
 ance the wind pressure so that you vii
 not be upset. The physicist scientific
 ally explains your achievement by stat | ing that you have succeeded in keepinl
 the center of air pressure and the cen | ter of gravity on the same straight
 line. In canoe the feat Is compara
 lively easy; in an aeroplane it demand constant and flashlike shifting of tn
 body, because the sudden slight varia tions of the wind must be immediately
 opposed.--Waldema Kaempffest, II 1 the Cosmopolitan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
PRACTICAL AERopRoN1E.
Help Given to Prof. Bell to Further
 His Experiments.

Halifax, N. S., Oct. 2.-The organi- zation of the Aerial Experiment asso- clation which has been former by Prof Alexander Graham Bell of Washing ton, F. w. Baldwin of Toronto and others has been completed by the choice of Prof. Bell as chairman, Captain Baldwin as chief engineer. Lieut. T Selfridge, Fifth U. s. Field artillery as secretary, J. A. c. McCurdy of Bad deck, c. B., as treasurer, and c. H. Curtis of Hammondsport, N. Y, as chief executive and director of experi- ments.
 The agreement under which the as- scciation was formed sets forth that Prof Bells experiments have reached a stage where he believes that prac- teal aerodrome can be built on the tetrahedral principle, to be driven by an engine and carrying a man, and that he has felt the advisability of se- curing assistance in pursuing his ex- periments to their logical conclusion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Electors Of the Town of New Haven are hereby notified and warned to meet in their respective voting dis tricts on the first Monday of October, 1907, to wit: On october [. from { o'clock In the forenoon, until o'clock in the afternoon. for the following pur- poses, to witt
 To elect Town officers, as prescribed by law. and to fill all vacancies occur ing by expiration of teyms of office of such officers as were elected at the last electors meeting,
 To vote upon the question of accept ing or rejecting a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State of Con- neoticut, In the form of revised Con- stitution.
 Those who approve the said proposed amendment shall give in a ballot with the words Constitutional Amendment in the form of a revision of the Con. stitution. Yes' written or printed thereon, and those who disapprove of said proposed amendment shall give in d ballot with the words, Constitution al Amendment in the form of revi- sion of the Constitution. No" written or printed thereon.
 The legal voters of the Town of New Haven will vote by ballot in their re- spective wards, where they are regis tered on the revised registry lists last completed.
 The ballot boxes will be open from 5 o'clock a, m until o'clock D. n1., in the several Voting Districts. as fol- lows:
 First ward-161 Crown street
 Second Ward--City Supply house, Oak street.
 Third ward-23S Congress avenue.
 Fourth Ward--256 Water street
 Fifth Ward--35 Olive street
 Sixth Ward-l78 Chestnut street.
 Seventh Ward--24O Hamilton street.
 Eighth Ward--744 State street.
 Ninth Ward--6S Foote street.
 Tenth Ward-443 Elm street.
 Eleventh Wnrd--124 Chapel street.
 Twelfth Ward--1S5 Grand avenue.
 Thirteenth Ward-904 Whalley ave- nue.
 Fourteenth Ward-East Grand ave- nue, Fire Engine house.
 Fifteenth Ward-Forbes avenue. Fire Engine house
 Dated at New Haven this first day of October, 1907
 FREDERICK E. WHITAKER,
 ol 5t$ Town Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03

Dist. of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 September 80, 1907. ESTATE OF FRED o. LEAVlN- WORTH of New Haven, in said Dis trict, an incapable person.
 The Consevator having exhibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That the 4th day of Oct ober, 1907, at eleven o'clock In the fore noon, at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, be ap- pointed for a hearing on the allowance of said account, and that notice of the time and place of said hearing be giv- en by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 By the Court.
 JOHN L. GIBSON,
 o18t Clerk.