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The forum., 1907-01-26

Work young man, hardin
season and out, and be constant,
that in your days Of decline
you need not be forced to bear
your burden daily. like "a poor
old man we saw, bent over, buck.
ct in hand, vending his way
homeward-no doubt to a frail
little place called h 1me.
The forum., 1907-01-26

Please don't put the collectors
off by telling them you want to
see the editor. we employ them
because we have not time for that
ourselves, when the collectors
come pay them. Also don't say
yon will pay at the office nnless
you mean it and do it.
The forum., 1907-01-26

LOST At Arion hall last Wednes-
day evening. small black pocket
book, containing two (2) half dolla RS
and small keyattatched to a ring.
Finder will please deliver to Mrs
&. L. White, 1912 East Monroe st
The forum., 1907-01-26

In the selection of Hon. Harry
New of Indianapolis, as chair
man of the Republi an National
Committee, the party is, appar.
antly, highly honore d.
The forum., 1907-01-26

1t must be bore in mind that
every lady is d woman but every
woman is not lady, therefore
the rules OF et ql9.GA do9s ob-
tain to all who wear DIR esses The
same is true of men,
The forum., 1907-01-26
Saturday January, 26, 1907.

Every time you expectorate on
a floor or the streets, you spit
out millions of bacteria germs,
according to the views of the
specialists in the science of tu-
berculoSis.
The forum., 1907-01-26

TilIman his made such angels
out OF women, they should be
careful not to impeach his testi-
mony by practice and precept.
The forum., 1907-01-26

There would be no serious
objecti ons if the street cars ran
all night, as many people don't
get in by 1890.
The forum., 1907-01-26

When you want copy of the
Forum, The Freeman or. the Ne
gro magazines, drop in at The
Keystone, 12l So. 4th ST.
The forum., 1907-01-26

Negroes, quit talking about
what i've ought to do and go
do it. If you think thing, do it
or die.
The forum., 1907-01-26

1t might have been.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

closed It's case yesterday afternoon
and arguments by the defense ii WIS
announced would begin this morning
AS the cloud around Newton's name
has been growing darker and murkier
as the Sheets trial developed. the |
county officials evidently felt il ne.
cessary, safe and sune 10 have the> |
little attorney deposit something ma.
teria to guarantee his remaining in !
this city, He was AIKEN to the county |
sherifs Office last evening and re-. |
duired 10 furnish bonds In the sum Of |
$3.50. This he did. When Newton was |
arrested with Chief Sheets. Capt. Raj !
eigh and the others charged with con- !
spiracy, he was not required to JelL
post any bonds. but like Chief Ee.ho.,.
ana capt. Raleigh was peTp' ,tlt,sd bis
liberty upon his own reHps .rnlzance ' As
t Ire evidence brought gao light grew
t o,see Sen ana ts,aieEsS fPagainst Newton
have something dfincrs thsn ,, ~rsr ". 70
to remain fro1asn the "1ns t,yna ~ -
AleSandsst McWhirter MAS on .he
s'and Gin yesterday afternoon. The
, 2vo' IN, }i,'nan became agitated In anwser.
ns nristensen's questions and sever
a. etir'nns attempted to argue with the
aa,y-torney McWhirter was forced "a
-br admit that the CHIEF asked him IT he
% did not want Bell arrested and again
ID Nc he (McWhirtarl would not remain
n in town for n few days Alexander al
mttted. that he had 'to' thu chir liz
lie for II takes a rpg' 10 ket' roe. .
Il stand again yesterday afternoon.
Y Mark r. Braffet was the FIRST witness
lyeaterday afternoon Braffet told how
he became interested ~ the affair by
being retained as attorney by the Nc
II WhirtciS- Mrs Mary Peterson owner
Of rooming house at 253 south West
IL Temple street. identified photograph
II OF John and Larry @ Brien saving they
I used 10 live at her house. She sal
she knew they were gam bIera and
was afraid TO have them about bat
Larry told her not worry as they had
Y the police ftxod'
William f, Rodrkeit Of tho Vienna
K cafe told again tho story OF CDR 4"
h Jim Donaldson. using a $1,000 bill for
1 n napkin and telling hi mabout beat
| Ing two Scotchmen out ~ $4,000 in
| a poker game. w. J Casey. cashier
| of the Turf exchange. testified to
| changing 5 1000 bill for Jim Donald
son about the time OF the McNhirter
robbery. F.. Le Roy Bourne, a news
J paper man. was called by the state to
testify he had seen Newton I'm the
chiefs office but the defense took the
witness and asked him II Newton was
there any more than any other at
torney doing business about the police
station or city court. Mfr. Bourne an
sSered In the negative. An adjourn
ment WAS called until 10 o'clock this
morning when County attorney Han
son announced that the states case
was closed.
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VARSITY FACTION
SPARS FOR Time
Consolidation Leaders Are Losing
Hope of Decisive and Final
Victory.
.H0LLINGSWoRTH. AM #. Y N +: Z 4
senator From Weber j. Al Work on
Plan TO Provide Cache County
Regent for University,

While the big consolidation nsht is
not on in public today, the lines are
being closely drawn about the confess
tants and when tomorrow mornings
special hearing is given to Parks bills.
1t Is generally considered that the time
for delays will have passed.
Hollingsworth is making more amend
ments today. One is to the method OF
appointing tho board OF regents OF the
university, so that should the bill be-
come law 1T cannot be charged that
the salt Lake board is taking peroga-
lives away from any other part Of the
state, Holllngsworth Is advocating a
protection clause requiring the gov
ernor to name regents who not only
represent different political parties, but
reside In different sections of the state,
one from Cache is to be required.
The extreme consolidationists are not
so confident today as they have been.
Gardner is said 10 have gone over 10
the opposition, and up till today he had
been counted among those who favor
consolidation Brinkerhoff on the other
hand has become an extreme Consolida-
ZIONIST and Is willing to vote for The
consolidation bills without the Holliugs-
worth amendments which allow separ-
ale maintenance under one board OF
control
Today was not good one for getting
things done. The coal probing commits
tee OF the house and senate met. bat
was forced to adjourn again as Chair
man Robinson OF the house was not
present. This COMMITTEES was depend
ed on to furnish basis for either a
maximum rate bill or n revised commits
sion bill, and there now seems to he
little prospect of any kind Of Il report
being filed In time for any suggested ac-
ton 10 be taken. The legislature today
is on its Dist days work. with possi-
bility OF only 60.
The senate committee appointed to In
vestisate the land board did not try 10
meet, but allowed the day TO so pest
without a session, Their work is planned
to be resumed tomorrow morning, but
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Freight Agent ], A. Reeves
OF the Short Line Is In California Oh 81
short business trip.
General Supt OF Motive Power J. r.
Dune OF the Short Line has returne.
from northern trip OF inspection.
ON account OF heavy business. extra
standard Pullmans have been added to
eastbound trains Nos and A over the
Rio Grande.
The colOnIst travel from the east has
act In, 80 that the Rio Grande IL run
ming its westbound trains In two and
three sections
Local railroad offices report weet
bound travel as exceptionally heavy.
owing TO the coIoDist rates being now
in effect and which will continue
through April II IL difficult 10 secure
a reservation on westbound trains
from this city,
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
INCREASING cay FLEET.
S. r. Adds Steel Fire Tug. River Boat
And Ferry Steamers

San Francisco. March 6.--The South
ern Pacific Is planning 10 increase Its
bay fleet Of steamers by the addition
OF large steel fire tug, a ferry steamer
for teams, a big Sacramento river boat
and a new trans-bay passenger ferry.
The new lire tug now being built at
Seattle, viii he finished about next Sep
TENDER. II is TO be 100 feet long. and
will, it is said, be the largest fire tug
on the Pacific coast. 1t win be sta
toned AT Oakland pier for general serv-
ice on the bay, and its name will be
Ajax"
The boat for teams and that for the
Sacramento river a stern wheeler. will
be built at the company's yard In West
Oakland. The new trans-bay ferry
Will be n steamer of the Berkeley type.
Her plans win be submitted TO builders
for bids
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A. /. Lovely IMPROVING.

,snerial TO the "News.''

Reno, New, March G. p. m.v-car-
toonlst Iovey much improved. He Is
being cared for at the Peoples hospi-
tai. Mrs. 14ovey arrived from salt Lake
today and Is now with her husband.
The above dispatch Will be glad news
TO the numerous friends cf Allan l..
1-ovey. The reports received az to his
condition prior to midnight were most
dlscouraging, the opinion Of the ply
siCans holding out but little hope for
his recovery. Special received here
early this morning were OF a more ret
assuring character, /.
Mr.. Lovey was taken i'll on the trai y
between Ely and HumbcSlt, and at the
latter place o physician was called to
attend him. When Reno was reached
he was unconscious. and remained so
for many hours. In fact, the latest dis
patch does not say whether conscious
ness has yet been reganed The young
cartoonist's host OF friends here and
elsewhere viii anxiousty await further
news as to his condition. and all will
join in the hope that a decided turn for
the better and eventually complete re-
covery VAN be his portion.
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ATTACK BOND ISSUE.
Attorney General Of Illinois Asks Com
mcrce Commission for Testimony.

Chicago. March GA special TO the
Tribune from Washington says
Official stops have been taken by
tho state Of Illinois TO attack the val
iiity Of s32,O00.000 in Alton railroad
bonds Issued by II. Fl. Hartman and
hiu associates when they re-organized
the Chicago & Alton Railroad COM
pany The Interstate commerce COM
mission has begun to comply with the
request of the encouragement OF Hi
nois. which was made. 1t appears I'M
der the special direction OF Gov. De-
neen There rs an immense amount
of testimony TO be transcribed, and
pages OF short hand notes Will have to
be put into typewriter form. When
that Is done the book OF testimony will
he transmitted TO the Illinois authori-
ties, and II VIII bo up to them 10 de-
tcrmlne whether or not the testimony
iustlhes proceedings to declare void
the whole Issue
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consider Parks consolidation bills. 80
that q committee meeting VIII be I'M
possible. Chairman Hulanlsls SO stat
cd the case today. but said he ,bd not
know when the committee could get to-
gether. Personally he favored might
sessions, he said, as II would afford y
chance 10 get the work done, and In the
short remaining period II is best TO get
all the work possible out Of the way.
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POLLOCK WIRE FLASHES.

Goldheld, New, wires. Frances Mo-
hawk declared regular dividend 10 cents
share today. Stock closed s1.ts bid:
none offered. Looks like two-tifty. and
worth It..
Boston says: The directors OF the
Utah Consolidated Mining company
have declared dividend of 5125 a
share and an extra dividend Of % cents
a share, payable April Is. Books close
March 10 and reopen March 20. Divi.
dend changed from to per cent, and
payment from semi annually to quar-.
tcrly.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Today's Bank Clearings---yroday's
local bank clearings amounted to
SS04.4IS50 as against S6aT, 5lQ.61 for
the same day last year.
Vocalist Arrives---Miss Slender. the
vocalist who is TO appear tomorrow
evening, In the Ladies Literary club,
arrived this morning. and - the
Rnutsfosa. 49, ----'8''
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ENDORSED BY REALTY MEN.


The Real Estate association this aft
ernoon won't on record as unanimously
supporting III. e. l57. the bill for the
purpose OF providing more revenue for
the schools The meeting was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Thomas Keller and
Mccoy. the first named speaker assert.
Ing that the growing demands of IN.
city called for an additional school
building ~ salt Lake each year, and
the employment of from IS 10 20 more
teachers annually. In order to get the
right kind OF teachers also. he maln-
tanned, 1t would be necessary 10 In
duce pedagogpes 10 come from outside
points as the normal schools OF Utah
were not turning out enough to sup
ply the demand.
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BOSTON COPPER.

James A. Pollock s. Co., bankers
and brokers, west Second South street.
furnish the following. received over
Balaklala. i1MllE: Bingham Cent.
1&@1M; Giroux, 9@9&; Nevada Utah,
yss91s; Newhouse, 21&622; Nlpissing.
12Q12&; Con. Mercur, AZ bid; Daily
West, 1SIlSl& Bingham, 25I4 @28; Utah
Con. 6sis@69. Boston Con. SsisQ29; u.
$. s., com, 5s975sss; u. S. s., pfd.. 4a5s a
IS; Nevada Con, 15@l5ss; Cum. Ely.
"a Gl05s; Davis DAILY. l7Ssa177s East
Butte. 1slaIi3ss; Furn Creek, lx@2.
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WILL GO TO DENVER.
Delegates From Ogden VIII Represent
,.lt...,.l nv,Ia.v at fsnhrcnffnn

ogden. March 6.--The local orders
OF railway conductors and b, of J..
Engineers and Firemen Will be rep
resented at the gathering of railroad
employees to be held at Denver this
month for the consideration OF definite
measures to DO presented to the man
agement of the Union Pacific concern
ing the demand for increase of wages
and the shortening of hours. The
movement 10 be considered Is gem
eral one effectinG all OF the western
railroads. the men claiming that the
wages being paid are insufficient In
all departments. and that the men are
being worked TOO long hours.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record AZ the local ofiies OF the woath
~ bureau Tor The "a hours ending at G
"a m today
Temperature at o. M. ~ maximum.
h6i minimum. ~, mean, rs. which Is 10 de-
gfeas above normal.
Precipitation Tor the "a hours ending at
u a. M .N inches,
Precipitation since the 1r6t Of the
month, 70 inch which il On inch above
the normal
ESeess In precipitation since Jan. !. s.t5
inches,
FORECAST TILL q r.. A. THURSDAY.
Vicinity
Main Of sncA tonight clearing Thurs
a. y. HYATT,
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

today at tho intersection OF Main and
Eighth South streets The road Is
very muddy III that vicinity. and so
much Of the heavy mud had been left
on the rails by crossing vehicics that
the cur left the track and while gojnE. ,
at fun speed crashed into the nplS,s Il
was out clear through "a the lfisi Ne an
left dangling from the wlEg q = overhead
The front Of the car wspn,s de,noiiss ~
Jured ~ ~ ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

The following sales were made during
the regular call on the mining exchange
this afternoon:
Silver Shield, 500 at 1i1s.
Uncle Sam Com, 800 at 50: 800 at 81.
Beck Tunnel, 100 al 1.s7'..
Black Jack, 200 at 70; 900 vt 20; 900
at n.
Colorado, 900 at 2.i2is.
Richmond Anaconda. 100 al ..
Scottish Chief, 500 at SA,
Yankee Con, 700 at IS. seller 60 100
at IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06
WESTERN PACIFIC
NAMES OFFICERS
Gould's Infant Company Holds
Annual EIeoti0n~-Jeffery is
Again President.
NEW WORKERS ARE PR MINENT
Offices Are Divided Between Them ana
Railroadcrs OF san Frmicisco--Date
Set for Completion of Line.

San Francisco March 6.--rhe West
ern Pacific railroad held its annual
election for directors and officers yes
Ierday in this city, George j. Gould
was reelected director az were also
the following other New Workers: T.
r. Ieffery, Edwin Hawloy, l., II. Cplef
and $, W. NJ. CutcheOn. The other d.
rectors chosen We're w. j Barnett, j.
Dalzel Brown, Virgil q. Bogue, n. NJ,
Mccartney, Warren Olney. j i, Evans.
w. J. Shotwel and Charles w,
Schlacks. In the main Of ths city and
vicinity. The last named is vice presl-
dent of the Denver 6. Ftio Grande.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Il. T. Jeffrey was reelected president,
w. ]. Barnett. vice president and gem
eraI attorney; Virgil q, Boguc, vice
president and chief engineer 5.
w, NJ. Cutcheop. chief coun"
sci. with Offices IN New York; j, DAT
2elI Brown, treasurer; n. c. Lewis, as"
sistant treasurer. c, VI. Bradford. Sec
rotary, and L.. r. Bush OF New York,
assistant secretary.
The company which is now spendin*
at the rate OF 81 100000 month ON con-
strIction work. hopes to have its main
lire from salt Lake TO this, yf9sy
distances OF Ssy~spt Fls ~ j.iipl.ted /
r GUDtember 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06
STATE RESTS.
Prosecution Closes H. Case in the 20.
iIcc Scandal Hearing.

The News" said yesterday that the
state would close It's case against
chief Sheets within short time On.
lesa II had something entirely new ana
sensational 10 spring This prehic-
tion was verified quickly as the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06
STREETCAR WRECKED.
Dashes Into Pole on Eighth south
While Going Fast.

y south-bound Sixth street and Salt
Palace car demolished a telegraph pole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

DlVDNlt llltllIblst INANI+ef VA CNAVApl<i
just the same.
1t has the greatest record OF any
medicine ever made. Has received
the largest number of testimonials
40, 866 in two years.
II is the one above all others for
you to take if you need q thorough
ly good medicine for your blood.
Read the following from Nh c. C. Bailey,
a weil'known pump manufacturer, o!
Champaign, Ill.
"When ] asked my doctor what that
eruption was which came under my right
car, aud which had refused TO yield to home
treatment, he said 1t was bad case OF
eczema and that II would take a long time
TO cure II. Another doctor said it was
about the worst case he ever saw. I fol-
lowed their advice for 10 months. and still
the eruption would not heal.
"0ne day asked the druggist II he had
anything he thought would do me good.
BE said " anything would cure me II was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06
DIED.



IONCs.--1n Salt Lake City. March {, 1907,
of acute pneumonia. SvealY b.. rellct OF
the late John " Long, In the 18th year
Of her age.
Funeral notice later. Deceased leaves
ihTee children. Arthur w. Of this city.
Mrs Tuttle Of Nsmpa. Idaho, and Mrs.
harrison OF GuadalataNa, Mexico.
CLSEN.--Axel Olsen Of Brights disease.
at his residence, 1ss west Fourth North
street, March .. aged Is years. Deceased
was born NJ Fredr kshold. Norway, and
bad resided IN Utah for 20 years.
Funeral Sunday from the Twenty-eighth
ward westinghouse,
LLOYD. AT her hone In Crescent ward,
Salt Lake county Ruth, wife of John
Lloyd, aged Al years Cause Of death,
heart disease. Leaves n family OF ID
children. For many years a resident OF
that part OF the county.
Funeral will BIO held from the Crescent
ward meetin shousc, Friday, at la noon.
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Blood Hun1ors
Persistent Eczema - Druggist Advised Proper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Complete Cure.

makes difference how longeated case bad
blood hors scroua may be- Saarara
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lie took her out box Of them
And she smiled and then abe ate.
Said the maid. Mo CONNECTION
Equals thn Dutch Chocolate
SOC and 6Oc boxes.
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WANTED.

AN EsNPER1ENC ED AR HI ErTUR.
al craftsman: no others need apply, Ruth
erford Hansen. 800 Security Trust Bldg
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II. E Evans. florist. SO S. sfaIn 81.
Floral Designs Speciality. Phone s6i
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Hoods sarsaparilla, und advised that buy
three bottles, watch the results, and be
governed accordingly. There was such
decided improvement at the end OF that
time that another bottle effected q complete
cure" @. c. Bailey, a6 K, University
avenue, Champaign, Ill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

Regular $L.2S extra
fine Swiss and Cam
brio iouncings, open
and blind embroidery,
is Inches wide exquis-
lite patterns, per yard--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

Regular $500 iinish
SwIss and Swiss Mus
lin ionnoings In beau - -
Iiful scroll, floral and
English eyelet effects. Viii
& and "a Inches wide. uI
per yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-02
Starln's sN.Y.&N.E4.L-ln4

UAILI EzAIEl-l . ez1A [. n IJAl. PASSENGlcA AND BlSsShe& ka'k SERVICE Leaves New Haven S.vO ,. nl, Star.n .Ptea. foot Of Brown Stro1t, Leave New Tork BOO D n.. Cortland Streefs Pier No. 13. N. K. FaFl Sr, excurslt 7 ttckets si.25. Rooms VI. Fake Chal AA 6trecS cara to Brewery street. C. Es. FISHER. AmenG
 2z1w lsaseR. CgnEz
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-02

firm friends, who, while regreting sin cerely the loss of a good physician, will be happy to know that he has Isecured something to his advantage in the Elm City On account of i'll health by the advice of his physicians he will give up the practise of medicine for one year at least.
 The rehearsals for the opera "Prin- cess Zara,' which will be given in the IsWest Haven town hall November 2. 8 and 9, under the direction of Miss Constance Field for the benefit of Christ church Sunday school are prov ling most satisfactory to Miss Field. EThe cast is made up of we'll known singers in West Haven and their names insure success. The chorus is unusually large-sixty adults and young people. The various dances and groupings are especially clever. | Mrs, Chandler of this city is visiting Susan Reynolds in Worthwhile.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mackrille of Second avenue, West Haven, have re- turned home from a two weeks vaca- | ton spentin Washington, D. C, Balti- more and the Jamestown exposition l At the home of her parents in Car mel street on Wednesday evening, Miss Marion Christine Olsen, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. Olsen, was united in marriage to Nicholas Lauritzen of this city. The ceremony was performed at s o'clock by the Rev. D. D. Munro in the presence of about fifty relatives and friends. The bride was attended by Miss Jennie Olsen. She also wore Q lingerie gown of white. The best man was A. E. Waters of this city. MT. and Mrs Lauritzen left for wedding journey and upon their return will reside at l 1S7 Bradley street.
 Mrs. Frank E. Roberts, Mrs. Clifford | Lines, and son, Gilbert, and Mrs. Ches- ter White, of New Haven, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Roberts, 1 of GO Akron street, Meriden, Wednes- day. MT. Roberts celebrated his eigh- | ty-first birthday anniversary on Satur day last, and was surprised by four | teen of his nieces and nephews. MT. Roberts is very smart for one of his years, and is planning to go with Mrs. Roberts to spend several weeks with relatives in Bristol, Conn, leaving this week Saturday
 1 The members of the Union school or- chestra, West Haven, gave Miss Pagels a surprise party last evening at her home in Court street. They invited
 some of the teachers and their young llady friends. The evening was very pleasantly spent. Various games were
 played appropriate for Halloween | Among those who attended were: Hen lry Parsons, Burton Hartman, Louis lField, Joseph Benson, Frank Robin II son. Orville Beckwith, Malcolm Nich ols, William Moran Webster Humph
 rey. The young girls were the Misse
 Mabel somers, Alice Williams, Flor ence Bradley, Ruth Gardner, clemenc!
 Head, Dorothy Eltonhead, Ruth Stan
 nard and May Dawson.