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A MEMORABLE DAY.

One of the days we remember with pleasure. as well as with profit to our health, is the one on which we became acquainted with pr Kings New Life Pills, the painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness. and keep the bowels right. 25c. at R. Fl. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Retts & Betts, Sanoy Hook, P. J. Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble, New Milford; E. j.. Buckingham, Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurl- burt & Co.,. Roxbury; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; COnnery Bros, George town; w. B Hawley, Sherman; Honan & Soule. Gaylordsville; Smith Bros,. Cornwall Bridge; Edwin H. Beardsley, New Preston; George E. Frink, Falls Village: B. $. Fairchild & Son, Nich- OlS Drug Stores
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week With Mrs Grifhn's mother, Mrs Peter Bradley, on Curtis Hill. Our line of mems patent leather OK great bargains in mems shoes. An up-to-date line of mems, boys, and girls tennis Oxfords in black, and different colors. Hook Shoe Store.
 George F. Taylor has sold his fast trottlng mares "Hessie IT, to Dan bury parties. Edward Troy passed Sunday in Wood mont.
 Ice cream soda at Betts'. Ice cream furnished by the quart or gallon. Julius Hartwig has new two seat ed runabout, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
 l A cake and cream sale for the benefit of St Johns church will be held this Thursday afternoon on the lawn of Ed ward Taylor at Sandy Hook. l A complete line of harvesting tools, scythes, snaths. rakes, etc., at Tay- | Tor, Curtis & Go. s. Children's outing suits and shoes. canvas hats and caps, in great variety at Taylor. Curtis & Go. s.
 The Digesto coffee. Hermitage ano l 1775 blends of coffee. Anyone o1 these blends will please you. At Fay Tor, Curtis & Co.'S.
 H. A. Parsons is enjoying a stay at Montreal, Canada.
 Some great bargains in ladies', miss es', boys and children's tan and white l goods. Am closing them out at cost prices.- Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
 Fred Brown, Jr.. of Hopewell passed the Fourth at his home in the Glen.
 Miss Elizabeth H. Egan is enjoy ing a weeks stay with Rev E. J. Egan o1 Seabright, N. J. I Hardin George of Philadelphia, Pa., is guest at Trinity rectory.
 sc YARD.
 Extra values in figured lawns, al French's, Bethel. T WHITE OXFORDS for children and ladies. at French S. Bethel.
 MT and Mrs Harry Fairman and son or11o Nf 1~xry IJcxy .Frry l..
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Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Long Hill.
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH.

CELEBRATING THE FOURTH.
 Our town celebrated the Fourth of July with as genuine display of en- thusiasm as any one could wish The day certainly had it's part in the gen. eral jollification but the evening was the time when parents and children, natives and visitors alike enjoyed themselves. We are indebted to Dr Gallup and Charles Hall for the pres ence of the City band of Bridgeport, which played popular and national airs to the delight of all. Dr Gallup gave a spirited address, citing events from the landing of the Pilgrims to the pres ent day and was received with rounds of applause. To Ellis Dillistin we are indebted for the presence of a sextette of male voices from Bridgeport. com posed of Messrs Holvoyd, Scanlon, Monison, Northrop, Walters and Brun- ellie, whose fine singing caused them to be encored repeatedly, while How ard Sweezy distinguished himself by singing several solos. which made us proud of our home talent. Shortly aft CT 10 o'clock the celebration was con- cluded by all singing '.The Star Span gled Banner.a
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A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.

Port Byron, N. Y., has witnessed one of the most remarkable cases of healing ever recorded. Amos F. King, of that place says: "Buc1len's Arnica Salve cured a sore on my leg with which had sufferd over 80 years. I am now eighty i've" Guaranteed to cure all sores, by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; P.J. Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble, New Milford; E. J. Buckingham, HuntlnRton; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurlburt & Co.,, Box.
 bury; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge
 Connery Bros, Georgetown; w. B
 Hawley, Sherman; Honan & SOule
 Gaylordsville; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Edwin H. Beardsley, New Preston; George B Frink, Falls Vii lage; B. s. Fairchild & Son, Nichols Druggists 25c.
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Nichols
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Rev MT Saxon of Bridgeport, New field church, pre- ached on Sunday in exchange with Rev MT McDermott, and administered the sacrament.
 The fireworks on the village green were fine The ladies sold cake al d cream, which was we'll patronized.
 Miss Edith Plumb has been for an outing at Woodmont with a school friend for a few days.
 c. w. Fairchild and family have been spending a week with her aunt, MiSs>Louise Nichols, in White Hills. l Strawberries have been very plenty
 and have kept the parties that own l patch very busy.
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Stepney.
PERSONAL CHAT.

MT and Mrs Edward Bevans and children and Mir and Mrs Peter Fav- ereau of Easton were guests, Sunday, of Mir and Mrs John Roberts in Halter town.
 Do you need scythe, snath, hand hay rake or pitchfork for having? If SO, Stephen French, at the Depot, can fit you out with the best the market affords.
 s. Snow is having an addition built on the rear of his house.
 Hon D. w. Edwards is riding out in a fine new surrey, purchased of B. Flaw ley & Go.
 Miss Carrie Curtis and Mrs F. B.. Waters of Bridgeport are at Miss M. E. Lewis for months stay.
 MT and Mrs Otto Mattegat. and John Webb and family, all of Bridgeport, spent the Fourth with Mrs Amelia Mattegat.
 Arthur Curtis of Monroe has fine new surrey recently purchased of B.. Hawley & Go.
 Miss Jennie Wheeler of New Britain is a guest, this week, of Miss M. A.. Lewis.
 Miss M. A. Nelson and sister, who have been boarding with Miss Turney, have moved into their new home. for merly the Clark place. Their goods ar rived, last week.
 David Bromberg had horse drop dead on the road near the old toll gate north of Stepney, last Sunday evening. On Monday the animal was taken away and buried.
 A. Landenberg has garden which is hard to beat. He has already been en- toying all the early vegetables from it, and on July had new potatoes from his garden.
 Mrs Ann Favereau of Easton is spending a week in Hattertown, the guest of Mir and Mrs John Roberts.
 Stanley B. Joyce, the 11-year-old son of Mir and Mrs H. w. Joyce was acci- dentally shot by his uncle, Jerome Nichols, with a 22-caEb-e revolver about 5.3O p. m., July 2. Thinking the revolver was empty MT NICHOLS was showing three boys how it worked but unfortunately one bullet was left ln- Although it had been shot around twice
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1,s(&as1|oqsop@: 762-76s Chapel St.
 New Haven, Conn
The |SteinertOne Piano.

The Steinertone Company re- spectfully informs the public that it has arranged with The Chas. Monson Company to place it's pi- amos in the. Art Department of the Monson store.
 The many hundreds who are daily visiting the establishment of The Chas. Monson Company will find there, on the third floor, fine display of Steinertone Grand and Upright Pianos. Those who are interested in pianoforte playing have now an opportunity to try these instruments, if they so de sire, and thereby make themselves acquainted with their qualities For such as do not feel inclined to play, lady pianist will be at their service to display the powers and musical characteristics of the Stein ertone
 In addition to the above make, The Steinertone Company repre- sents and has for sale, the celebrat- ed Hardman Piano and Hardman Autotone which is an autotone in, strument of the most recent con struction, containing such improve ments as are recognized as mos desirable in a self-playing piano.
 The line of pianos also include. the Harrington and Hensel, instru ments of medium grade, that ar' offered at low and reasonable prices Pianos are to be sold either fol |, cash or accommodating payments
 REMEMBER The Steinerton, Company's Piano Wareroom a 768 Chapel Street with The Chas Monson Company.
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Bethel.
VACATION TIME.

Now that vacation time is here you will need ttilet articles t0 take with you to the shore or mountains You will need perfumes, toilet water, brushes, comba, soaps, lotions, ,sponges, cotton and face powders. We can supply all of your vacation toilet needs at purse pleasing prices. English drug store.
 Blue Flame Oil Stoves and Ice Cree m Free gers and Hammocks, at the Gil bert Miller Co.'S.
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Stevenson.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

F. J. Sherman of Stepney has taken number of views of this place that are now for sale on souvenir postals at L.. Goulett's s store.
 The young people enjoyed another barn dance at Grover Loveland's, last Friday evening.
 Miss Elsie Bib5ins of Easton was a guest at J. B. Downs for few days, last week.
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Easton.

MT and Mrs William Harwitz met with quite a bad accident one day, {, last week As they were going down Sport Hill the bolt came out of the shaft, frightening the horse, which ran throwing out MT and Mrs Harwitz and daughter, Mary, and Mrs Eslin, who was with them. MT and Mrs Harwitz were badly bruised but the other two escaped uninjured.
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TIMELY AND VALUABLE SU0-
 GESTIONS.

Many people, especially women who lead closely confined domestic lives, suffer from what in general terms is called nervousness. Among all forms of treatment none has even ap- preached in success the intelligent use of pr David Kennedy's Favorite Rem edy, of Rondout, N. Y. which pro- notes an easy and natural acJion of the digestive organs and imparts tone to the nervous system.
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H. S. Bolmer and family of Derby, Martin Dunleavey and family of Shel- ton, Charles Beardsley and family of Huntington, Mrs Margaret Stanley and Mrs c. L. Otton of New York were all guests, over the Fourth of MT and Mrs Cicero Beardsley.
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Greenfield Hill.

Mrs w. E. Nichols has entertained company from Bridgeport and New York.
 James L. Pratt is entertaining his mother for the summer.
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A number of boys from the Bridge port Y. M. c. A. are in camp on the bank of the Housatonic in Hanover Rev R. B. Danforth will speak to them, next Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock Others are invited to attend the service with him.
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BLACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS. 3s inch Black Nuns Yelling at soc and 76c a yard. 36 inch All Wool Black Prunella, soc yard. Value 75c. 42 inch All-Wool Black Prunella, 75c a yard. Value sl co.
 Left Aisle-)
 SILK SPECIALS.
 Black Silks. 36 inch Taffeta. Value sl 25. Price 98c a yard. q inch Japanese Silks. Value 75c- Price 39c yard. 2 inch Figured Silks. Value s1 co. Price 75c a yard. Colored Silks. Summer Silks Value soc and 75c. Price 25c yard. White Japanese Silk. Price 25c 8
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TOWN TOPICS.
AT BETS.

Paris Green, 1Oc per quarter pound, 2Oc per half pound, and 40c per poun d. Squibb's s Sugar of Milk. Sodium Phosphate.
 Lazell's Perfume, LUG bottle. Magic oil, 25c.
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MT and Mrs Fletcher Wilson, daugh ter and ward of Brooklyn, IN. Y., an, Mrs William Fields of Bridgeport ar, with the Misses Peck on the Boulevard
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Miss Elizabeth H. Egan is enjoy ing weeks stay with Rev E. J. Egan o1 Seabright, N. J.
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Kent.

Ice cream and choicest crushed truf syrups at the Kent drug store.
 For good smoke get back of a Star & Crescent at Watson & Warehouse :.
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George Meyers and family of New Haven passed last week with Mrs Charles Payne of Dayton street.
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James Donohue, Charles Speels and William Shea of Brooklyn passed the Fourth in town
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Martin Crotty, Michael Blake and Stephen Wenzel of Jersey City were in town over the Fourth
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Monroe.

VIEWPOINT TALENT TO ENTER
 TAIN.
 The many friends of Arthur Platt and Miss Agnes Platt will be pleased to hear them again on Saturday evens ing, July 13, at the Town hall.
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MT and Mrs Harry Fairman and son, Charles, of New Haven, were the guests of the Misses Scudder over Sun day.
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The Digesto coffee. Hermitage and 1775 blends of coffee. Anyone of these blends will please you. At Tay- Tor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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Miss Minnie Crotty and J. F. Dunla vey oflDanbury enjoyed drive to New taown, Sunday, as guests of John J Keating and sister.
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City is spending her vacation at the home of her uncle, J. A. Schaf.
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John McGran and son, Harold, o1 Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, ot Mrs John McGran.
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Edward Donohue of Bridgeport
 passed the Fourth and Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs Michael Donohue
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G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness, constipation. indigestion. headache. dizziness. etc, should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise ment in another column.
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The great Mill End sale of the How land Dry Goods Co.,. of Bridgeport is now in full swing. Readers of The Bee by the hundreds will avail them selves of the wonderful bargains offered. The reductions are genuine, which is the reason the sales gain in volume and popularity.
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William Tomlin and sister, Miss Kate Tomlin, are enjoying week S stay at Walnut Beach with friends.
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Huntington.

Charles Latin who has been on the sick list is some what bettter.
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CHARITY WHIST.

A charity whist for the benefit of the South Britain library, will be held in the library Tuesday afternoon, July 16. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Some great bargains in ladies', miss es', boys and children's tan and white canvas Oxfords. All reasonable goods. Am closing them out at cost prices.-[ Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Edwin Booth is at Fishers Island visiting his daughter
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New Milford.

Hon and Mrs w. F. Kinney went or Wednesday to EliZabethport, Me. where they will sojourn for three weeks.
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Martin Donohue and family of Bridgeport passed the Fourth with Mrs Donohue's father, Lawrence Lil- lis
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Miss Mabel Morris goes to-day te Miss Goodwin for visit of 10 days
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Save money by buying vour footw ear at J. G. Terrill's, North Woodbury.
 Great values in furniture. crOckery and floor coverings at J. D. Kim ball s, Woodbury.
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Ice cream soda at Betts'. Ice cream furnished by the quart or gallon.
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Fred Brown, Jr.. of Hopewell passed the Fourth at his home in the Glen.
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Frederick Chambers and family of Waterbury are now at their pleasant summer home in Zoar for the summer
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Our line of mems patent leather OK
 lords and shoes is complete. Some great bargains in mems shoes. An up-to-date line of mems, boys, and | girls tennis Oxfords in black, and
 dlHerent colors--[ Sandy Hook Shoe
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H. A. Parsons is enjoying a stay at Montreal, Canada.
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John Keating and son, Michael passed the Fourth with Mrs James O'Nei1 at Passaic, N. J.
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A complete line of harvesting tools, scythes, snaths. rakes. etc.. at Tay- Tor, Curtis & Co.'S. Children's outing suits and shoes. canvas hats and caps, in great variety at Taylor. Curtis & Go. s.
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George F. Taylor has sold his fast trotting mares "Hessie IT," to Dan bury parties.
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SC YARD,

Hlrdin George of Philadelphia, Pa. is a guest at Trinity rectOry.
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A cake and cream sale for the benefit of St Johns church will be held this Thursday afternoon on the lawn of Ed ward Taylor at Sandy Hook.
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Julius Hartwig has a new two seat ed runabout, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
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for children and ladies. at French s Bethel.
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Edward Troy passed Sunday in Wood mont.
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Rev J. H. George is passing a few days in Salisbury.
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The best way to get what you want. or to get ridl of what you don'tewant, b to use ThesIBee's advertising columns. Try the ssmaIl" ads Ic . word, one week.
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Bedding.
Sc YARD.
WHITE OXFORDs

Extra value in figured lawns, at French's, Bethel.
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MT and Mrs Patrick J. Griffin of Brooklyn, N. Y., have been passing
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yard.
 Rough Knot PonRees- A service able and fashionable silk Value 75c. Price 49c yard.
 Fancy Silks for waists. Valoe el00 and el 25 Price 4oc yard.
 Striped and Checked Silks, latest colorinRs. Suitable for Shirt Waist Suits- Value 75c and e1.o0. Price 5Sc yard
 Crepe-de-Chine. Value sl. co. Price 59c yard. Evening shades and blacks- Left Aisle, Rear.)
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week with Mrs Griffin's mother, Mrs Peter Bradley, on Curtis Hill. D.
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WHITE OxFORDs

Extra values in figured lawns. a French's, Bethel.
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for children and ladies, at French's, Bethel.
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TOILET DEPT.

In the afternoons there ts the Dem onstration of Woodworth's Perfumes, Face Powder, Talcum Powder, Rice Powder and other toilet necessities Don't forget to visit this depart ment when in the store.
 (Right Aisle, Front)
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WANTED young lady to learn type set
 w ting. BEE PUB. CO. Newtown, Conn.,
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You cannot sPurt much and win. A business career that goes by fits and starts will not pay so we'll in the long run as a business that follows a course mapped out for it and keeps increasing dts advertis- ing as the business demands it until the maximum is reach ed. There is a maximum for a small business beyond which it is not economy or policy to go.-- Brookline Chronicle.
 Our columns furnfs
 the key to success.
 ful advertising In
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Special Bargains
 Alteration Sale!

Want of space will not allow tell you of all { moneysaving opportunities this sale presents but will fer something and interesting every day while the lasts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
BIG PENN RELAY GAMES.
Many Western athletes to Com pete
at Philadelphia this Week.

Philadelphia will he tho mecca on SATURDAY. tow
ard which the cream ~ tho college athletes 81 this
country will flow. on that dav the University OF
Pennsyivania will hold its annual relay games
This athletic carnival. in the opinion OF MANY
ranks first in tho college world. Others however
mold that the intercollegiate games take first place
as they come at a Ame when the college athletes
are IN the pink OF condition on the other hand tho
relay games make a strong bid for popularity for
they bring together from all sections OF the
country ana many colleges. which are not repre-
Philadelphia games is that tbc 6rey ey 'A 20 me
limited TO undergraduates. Former college stars
are permitted 10 compete in tho open events
me West will be well represented on SATURDAY.
Coach Stagg OF the University OF Cnicago viii
send on strong team for the one-mile relay cham
pionship II will include Merriam, the conference
champion, who is running the quarter under %
seconds: Qulgiey and Barker. who are able to run
The distance In 81 seconds. and either Stuart or
Graves, both Of whom have records OF - seconds
49, tMo kt"rH ago SIZE team al the same games
a different result Mike Murphy's charges in
to many experts il looks as If they Would csrry
on ms race There are few colleges that have
there is Muican sterling runner 10 N ,,h isn
intercollegiate record OF 70 10 seconds Yale viii
not a team IN this race " WIN
Illinois. one OF the Big Six Of the West. viii
Sehd on a ts" athletes Grear and Norris viii be
tests. Watson In the broad jump. Washburn in the
nigh Jump, May IN the one hundred ward dash and
I4dzear IN the hurd"S lhe nrst three OF these
men have made names for themselves in the West
IN their events. Burroughs third in the con
ference meet last year ia the hammer throw with
l4i feet 92 inches vault OF II feet s inches gave
Grear third place in the pole vault. and his team
mate Norris, vaulted il feet 9ss inches IN "A dual
-
Michigan VIII send strong team East This will
furnish an excellent opportunity To get a line on
Michgan's chances IN the intercoeriates tbie
year Many judges have said that first honors in
the college championships this year will he fought
for by Cornell Pennsylvania and Michigan Al
though more conservative opinion would place Tie
meet AT the mercy of either Cornell or Pcnnsvlvs.
MIA. there is little doubt that Michigan will cut a
big figure. The Wolverines and have alWays
been strong IN the distance runs on the relay
team which vii! represent Michigan in the four
mile championship on Saturday is Ramey the
Western champion, who recently ran the half mile
indoors IN minute y - seconds Then they have
Coo. who has a record of minutes u % secouC =
for The mile indoors, and Roe who has run the tyo
miles in 10 minutes L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The steam yacht North star the flagship OF the
New York Yacht club. Is cruising I'm the NIcdter-
raucan with her owner and party on board She
arrived AZ Venice on Friday of last week
Howard Gould's steam yacht Niagara returned on
Saturday from n cruise in West Indian waters
Hollis Burgess has sold the 3l-fo aux liary sloop
Hostess. owned by Augustus - Ioring. Of Boston
TO Irving Van Wart. Of New York. The Hostess is
a good type of the modern auxiliary. and is
equipped with 29-hors"powcr gasoleue engine
The S5-foot cruising y6wl Takitesy. owned by
Walter Burgess. OF Boston, has been sold to FRO
fessor Arthur A. Noyes Of Boston and the IS foot
racing sloOp Fritter owned by Augustus a. Iorng
Of Boston. has been bought by ~ bloomfield OF
Winthrop. Mass.
L. n. Godfrey. Of Boston has sold his IS foot
sloop Cuyame to Frederic Bogardus OF Boston
and the % rating sloop Ghost. owned by CHARLES y
Burgess of Brookline, Mass has been purchased
by Gordon Prince. OF Boston
Senator d. Henry Cochran. of PENNSYLVANIA has
purchased the high speed cruising launch AIetes
from Robert c. Fisher. of the New York Yacht
Club through the Office of Stanley NJ. Seaman She
is siXty-fve feet long and Is equipped with n 1dO
horsepower gasOlene engine. She fitted out at
City Island. and has been delivered to her owner
at Chester. Penn.
The cruising yawl SagoIa has been sold by An
drew o. Bancker to W. II. Lindeman OF this CITY
She will be used for cruising the Sound